The Orange Cap is an annual cricket award presented to the leading run r in the Indian Premier League. It was introduced on 25 April 2008, a week after the start of the inaugural season of the IPL. The batsman with most runs in the tournament during the course of the season would wear the Orange Cap while fielding, with the overall leading run-r at the conclusion of the tournament winning the actual Orange Cap award on the day of the season’s final. Brendon McCullum became the first player to wear the Orange Cap and Shaun Marsh became the first winner of the award.
The then IPL chairman and commissioner Lalit Modi said of the initiative, “Cricket is often remembered and recorded as statistics and not by material distinctions. The Indian Premier League will create a distinction for the best performing batsman, which will be cherished and valued by each player through this initiative. The purpose of this initiative is to be innovative, create another unique piece of history that sets the Indian Premier League apart from the crowd, and to reward outstanding achievements by the players.”
WINNERS – ORANGE CAP
Season
Player
Mat
Runs
2008
Australia Shaun Marsh (KXIP)
11
616
2009
Australia Matthew Hayden (CSK)
12
572
2010
India Sachin Tendulkar* (MI)
15
618
2011
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
12
608
2012
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
15
733
2013
Australia Michael Hussey (CSK)
16
733
2014
India Robin Uthappa (KKR)
16
660
2015
Australia David Warner* (SRH)
14
562
2016
India Virat V Kohli* (RCB)
16
973
2017
Australia David Warner* (SRH)
14
641
2018
New Zealand Kane Williamson* (SRH)
17
735
2019
Australia David Warner (SRH)
12
692
2020
India KL Rahul* (Punjab)
14
670
2021
India RD Gaekwad (CSK)
16
635
2022
England JC Buttler (RR)
17
863
2023
India Shubman Gill (Titans)
17
890
2024
India Virat Kohli (RCB}
15
741
* indicates the player captained his team for the season.
PURPLE CAP
The Purple Cap is an annual cricket award presented to the leading wicket-taker in the Indian Premier League. after the introduction of Orange Cap on 25 April 2008, the Indian Premier League announced the introduction of the Purple Cap on 13.05.08. The bowler with most wickets in the tournament during the course of the season would wear the Purple Cap while fielding, with the overall leading wicket-taker at the conclusion of the tournament winning the actual Purple Cap award on the day of the season’s final. In case of a tie, the bowler with superior economy rate would hold the Purple Cap.
The then IPL chairman and commissioner Lalit Modi said of the initiative, “We have seen over the course of the inaugural season of the League so far that bowlers have just as important a role to play in winning T20 matches as batsmen do.”
WINNERS – PURPLE CAP
Season
Player
Mat
Wkts
2008
Pakistan Sohail Tanvir (RR)
11
22
2009
India RP Singh (DC)
16
23
2010
India Pragyan Ojha (DC)
16
21
2011
Sri Lanka Lasith Malinga (MI)
16
28
2012
South Africa Morne Morkel (DD)
16
25
2013
West IndiesDwayne Bravo (CSK)
18
32
2014
India Mohit Sharma (CSK)
16
23
2015
West IndiesDwayne Bravo (CSK)
16
26
2016
India Bhuvneshwar Kumar (SRH)
17
23
2017
India Bhuvneshwar Kumar (SRH)
14
26
2018
Australia Andrew Tye (KXIP)
14
24
2019
South Africa Imran Tahir (CSK)
17
26
2020
West Indies K Rabada (Delhi)
17
30
2021
India HV Patel (RCB)
15
32
2022
India YS Chahal (RR)
17
27
2023
India Mohd Shami (Titans}
17
28
2024
India Harshal Patel (Punjab)
14
24
MAXIMUM SIXES AWARD
The Maximum Sixes Award is an annual cricket award presented to the batsman who hits the most sixes in the Indian Premier League.
WINNERS – MAXIMUM SIXES AWARD
Season
Player
Mat
Sixes
2008
Sri Lanka Sanath Jayasuriya (MI)
14
31
2009
Australia Adam Gilchrist (DC)
16
29
2010
India Robin Uthappa (RCB)
16
27
2011
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
12
44
2012
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
15
59
2013
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
16
51
2014
Australia Glenn Maxwell (KXIP)
16
36
2015
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
14
38
2016
India Virat V Kohli (RCB)
16
38
2017
Australia Glenn Maxwell (KXIP)
14
26
2018
India Rishabh Pant (DD)
14
37
2019
West Indies Andre Russell (KKR)
14
52
2020
India Ishan Kishan (MI)
14
30
2021
India KL Rahul (Punjab)
13
30
2022
England JC Buttler (RR)
17
45
2023
South Africa F du Plessis (RCB)
14
36
2024
India Abhishek Sharma (SRH)
16
42
In 2017, Maxwell and David Warner were both tied with 26 sixes, but Maxwell won the award due to a higher strike-rate in the tournament
MOST SIXES/LONGEST SIX
The Maximum Sixes Award, used to be presented to the batsman who hit the most sixes in a season of the IPL.[37]. From the 2023 season, it was replaced by the ‘Longest six of the season award’, called the Visit saudi beyond the boundary longest six for sponsorship reasons. Incidentally, it was won by Faf du Plessis in 2023 who would have also won the ‘Most Sixes’ award.
WINNERS – MOST SIXES/LONGEST SIX AWARD
Season
Player
Mat
Sixes
LS
Stadium
2023
F du Plessis (Bangalore)
14
36
119m
Chinnaswamy
2024
MS Dhioni (Chennai}
14
13
110m
Chinnaswamy
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
The award was called the “man of the tournament” till the 2012 season. The IPL introduced the Most Valuable Player rating system in 2013, the leader of which would be named the “Most Valuable Player” at the end of the season.
WINNERS – MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
Season
Player
2008
Australia Shane Watson (RR)
2009
Australia Adam Gilchrist (DC)
2010
India Sachin Tendulkar (MI)
2011
West Indies Chris Gayle (RCB)
2012
West IndiesSunil Narine (KKR)
2013
Australia Shane Watson (RR)
2014
Australia Glenn Maxwell (KXIP)
2015
West Indies Andre Russell (KKR)
2016
India Virat V Kohli (RCB)
2017
England Ben Stokes (RPS)
2018
West Indies Sunil Narine (KKR)
2019
West Indies Andre Russel (KKR)
2020
England JC Archer (RR)
2021
India HV Patel (RCB)
2022
England JC Buttler (Rajasthan)
2023
India Shubman Gill {Titans}
2024
West Indies SP Narine (KKR)
WINNERS-PLAYER OF THE MATCH (FINAL)
Season
Player
2008
India Yusuf Pathan (RR)
2009
India Anil Kumble (RCB)
2010
India Suresh Raina (CSK)
2011
India Murali Vijay (CSK)
2012
India Manvinder Bisla (KKR)
2013
West Indies Kieron Pollard (MI)
2014
India Manish Pandey (KKR)
2015
India Rohit Sharma (MI)
2016
Australia Ben Cutting (SRH)
2017
India Krunal Pandya (MI)
2018
Australia Shane Watson (CSK)
2019
India Jasprit Bumrah (MI)
2020
New Zealand TA Boult (MI)
2021
South Africa F du Plessis (CSK)
2022
India HH Pandya (Titans)
2023
India Shubman Gill (Titans)
2024
Australia MA Starc {KKR)
EMERGING PLAYER OF THE YEAR
The award was presented for the “best under-19 player” in 2008 and “best under-23 player” in 2009 and 2010, being called “Under-23 Success of the Tournament”. In 2011 and 2012, the award was known as “Rising Star of the Year”, while, in 2013, it was called “Best Young Player of the Season”. Since 2014, the award has been called the “Emerging Player of the Year.”
WINNERS – EMERGING PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Season
Player
2008
India Shreevats Goswami (RCB)
2009
India Rohit Sharma (DC)
2010
India Saurabh Tiwary (MI)
2011
India Iqbal Abdulla (KKR)
2012
India Mandeep Singh (KXIP)
2013
India Sanju Samson (RR)
2014
India Axar Patel (KXIP)
2015
India Shreyas Iyer (DC)
2016
Bangladesh Mustafizur Rahman (SRH)
2017
India Basil Thampi (GL)
2018
India Rishabh Pant (DC)
2019
India Shubman Gill (KKR)
2020
India D Padikkal {RCB)
2021
India RD Gaekwad (CSK)
2022
India Umran Malik (SRH)
2023
India Yashaswi Jaiswal (RR)
2024
Nitish Kumar Reddy (SRH)
FAIR PLAY AWARD
The Fair Play Award is given after each season to the team with the best record of fair play. The winner is decided on the basis of the points the umpires give to the teams. after each match, the two on-field umpires, and the third umpire, Rs the performance of both the teams. A team can be awarded a total of ten points per match, out of which four points are given on the basis of how the team has adhered to the “spirit of the game” in the opinion of the umpires. The other three criteria are based on the respect towards to the opposition, the laws of cricket and the umpires. Each of these three criteria represents 2 points. If a team has got two points in the criterion, its performance is considered as “good”, whereas getting one or zero points indicates that its performance is “average” or “bad” respectively.
WINNERS
FAIR PLAY AWARD
Season
Team
Team
2008
Chennai Super Kings
2009
Kings XI Punjab
2010
Chennai Super Kings
2011
Chennai Super Kings
2012
Rajasthan Royals
2013
Chennai Super Kings
2014
Chennai Super Kings
2015
Chennai Super Kings
2016
Sunrisers Hyderabad
2017
Gujarat Lions
2018
Mumbai Indians
2019
Sunrisers Hyderabad
2020
Mumbai Indians
2021
Rajasthan Royals
2022
Gujarat Titans
and
Rajasthan Royals
2023
Delhi Capitals
2024
Sunrisers Hyderabad
HIGHEST STRIKE RATE
Known as the Tiago.eElectric Striker of the Season Award for sponsorship reasons, This award is given to the batsmen with the highest strike rate of the season with minimum off 100 balls played in the season. He is handed a car as well.
Winners
Season
Player
SR
Ref
2018
Sunil Narine (KKR)
189.89
2019
Andre Russell (KKR)
204.80
2020
Kieron Pollard (MI)
191.42
2021
Shimron Hetmyer (DC)
168.05
2022
Dinesh Karthik (RCB)
183.33
2023
Glenn Maxwell (RCB)
183.48
2024
Luke Wood (MI)
300.00
BEST CATCH
Best Catch, known as Herbalife Active Best Catch of the Season for sponsorship reasons, is given to the player who has taken the best catch during the season, on the basis of commentators’ opinions and fan voting.
Winners
Season
Player
2013
Gurkeerat Mann (Pun)
2014
Kieron Pollard (MI)
2015
Dwyane Bravo (CSK)
2016
Suresh Raina (GL)
2017
Kieron Pollard (MI)
2018
Trent Boult (DC)
2019
Kieron Pollard (MI)
2021
Ravi Bishnoi (Pun)
2022
Evin Lewis (LSG)
2023
Rashid Khan (GT)
MOST FOURS
The award for the most fours in a season, called the “Rupay On the Go – 4s of the season” for sponsorship reasons, was introduced in 2022.
Winners
Season
Player
Mat
Fours
2022
Jos Buttler (RR)
16
83
2023
Shubman Gill (GT)
17
85
2024
TM Head(SRH)
15
64
CT 2025 Match 15 Final India Vs New Zealand at Dubai on 09 Mar 2025
New Zealand won the toss and batted first in this game to provide the 61st occasion of a team doing so in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the ninth occasion of a team doing so against India in the Champions Trophy
New Zealand won the toss and batted first in this game to provide the sixth occasion of New Zealand doing so in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of New Zealand doing so against India in the Champions Trophy.
When RG Sharma led India in the finals of the on-going ICC Champions Trophy against New Zealand at Dubai, he achieved a unique distinction of captaining India in four ICC tournament Finals. He also become the only captain to lead a team in four ICC tournament Finals
Prior to this
He has led India in ICC Test Championship 2021-2023 finals against Australia at The Oval in June 2023.
He has captained India in ICC Men’s One day international World Cup 2023/24 finals against Australia on 19 Nov 2023
He has also led India in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 finals against South Africa at Bridgetown on 29 Jun 2024
DJ Mitchell and GN Phillips scored 63 and 53 not out respectively in this game to provide the 323rd and 324th occasion of batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 50th and 51st occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
DJ Mitchell and GN Phillips scored 63 and 53 not out respectively in this game to provide the 36th and 37th occasion of New Zealand batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the third and fourth occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
DJ Mitchell and GN Phillips scored 63 and 53 not out respectively in this game to provide the 18th and 19th occasion of batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final It also provides the ninth and tenth occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final against India
DJ Mitchell and GN Phillips scored 63 and 53 not out respectively in this game to provide the second and third occasion of New Zealand batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final It also provides the second and third occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final against India
New Zealand posted 251 for 7 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of a team posting 250 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final. It also provides the second occasion of New Zealand posting 250 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the 325th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 38th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the 51st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the 121st occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the twelfth occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the 25th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the 18th occasion of a captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the sixth occasion of a captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the sixth occasion of an Indian captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the 58th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the ninth occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma scored 76 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty in an innings against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 105 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 91st occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 16th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the Champions Trophy
RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 105 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 17th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the first wicket. It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the Champions Trophy for the first wicket.
It is interesting to note that out of the seven three figure partnerships posted by India for the first wicket in the Champions Trophy, five three figure partnerships involved RG Sharma as one of the partners.
RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 105 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the third occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final for the first wicket. It also provides the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the Champions Trophy Final for the first wicket
RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 105 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the seventh occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final. It also provides the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the Champions Trophy Final.
India posted its 23rd win in the Champions Trophy, While New Zealand lost its twelfth game in the Champions Trophy.
RG Sharma’s 76 in this game represent the fourth occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final, represent the tenth occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final and represent the third occasion of captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final. It also represents the 19th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy Final
Cometh the March 09 2025, when he leads India in the finals of the on-going ICC Champions Trophy against New Zealand at Dubai, he would earn a unique record of captaining India in four ICC tournament Finals. He would also become the only captain to lead a team in four ICC tournament Finals
Prior to this,
He has led India in ICC Test Championship 2021-2023 finals against Australia at The Oval in June 2023.
He has captained India in ICC Men’s One day international World Cup 2023/24 finals against Australia on 19 Nov 2023
He has also led India in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 finals against South Africa at Bridgetown on 29 Jun 2024
This information was shared with me Sri Ashutosh J Bhatt, a diehard cricket fan who teaches Physics for College students in Mumbai and I am extremely thankful to him for sharing this information.
Two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy
R Ravindra and KS Willimson of New Zealand scored 108 and 102 against South Africa at Lahore on 05 Mar 2025 to provide the sixth occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Players
Score
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Match Date
1
1
V Sehwag
126
2
India
v England
Colombo (RPS)
22 Sep 2002
2
SC Ganguly
117*
2
India
v England
Colombo (RPS)
22 Sep 2002
2
1
CH Gayle
101
1
West Indies
v England
Ahmedabad
28 Oct 2006
2
DJ Bravo
112*
1
West Indies
v England
Ahmedabad
28 Oct 2006
3
1
SR Watson
136*
2
Australia
v England
Centurion
02 Oct 2009
2
RT Ponting
111*
2
Australia
v England
Centurion
02 Oct 2009
4
1
Shakib Al Hasan
114
2
Bangladesh
v New Zealand
Cardiff
09 Jun 2017
2
Mahmudullah
102*
2
Bangladesh
v New Zealand
Cardiff
09 Jun 2017
5
1
WA Young
107
1
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Karachi
19 Feb 2025
2
TWM Latham
118*
1
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Karachi
19 Feb 2025
6
1
R Ravindra
108
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
2
KS Williamson
102
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
R Ravindra and KS Willimson of New Zealand scored 108 and 102 against South Africa at Lahore on 05 Mar 2025 to provide the second occasion of two New Zealand batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy. Both such occasions are tabulated below. New Zealand is the only team to perform such a feat on two occasions in the Champions Trophy. New Zealand’s performances have come in the single edtion of the tournament – in the on-going edition of 2024/25
No
No
Players
Score
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Match Date
1
1
WA Young
107
1
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Karachi
19 Feb 2025
2
TWM Latham
118*
1
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Karachi
19 Feb 2025
2
1
R Ravindra
108
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
2
KS Williamson
102
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
CT 2025 Match 14 Second Semi Final New Zealand Vs South Africa at Lahore on 04 Mar 2025
New Zealand won the toss and batted first in this game to provide the 60th occasion of a team doing so in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the eighth occasion of a team doing so against South Africa in the Champions Trophy
New Zealand won the toss and batted first in this game to provide the fifth occasion of New Zealand doing so in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of New Zealand doing so against South Africa in the Champions Trophy
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the 62nd occasion of a batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the first occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the 41st occasion of an opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the sixth occasion of an opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the third occasion of a New Zealand opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the 32nd occasion of a left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the fourth occasion of a left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the third occasion of a New Zealand’s left hand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the 25th occasion of a left hand opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the fourth occasion of a left hand opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
R Ravindra scored 108 in this game to provide the first occasion of a New Zealand left hand opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand left hand opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
KS Williamson scored 102 in this game to provide the 63rd occasion of a batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
KS Williamson scored 108 in this game to provide the third occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa
R Ravindra and KS Williamson registered their second century in the Champions Trophy when they scored centuries in this game to become the tenth and eleventh batsman to score two or more centuries in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
S Dhawan
114
1
India
v South Africa
Cardiff
06 Jun 2013
2
S Dhawan
102*
2
India
v West Indies
The Oval
11 Jun 2013
3
S Dhawan
125
1
India
v Sri Lanka
The Oval
08 Jun 2017
2
1
SC Ganguly
141*
1
India
v South Africa
Nairobi (Gym)
13 Oct 2000
2
SC Ganguly
117
1
India
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
15 Oct 2000
3
SC Ganguly
117*
2
India
v England
Colombo (RPS)
22 Sep 2002
3
1
CH Gayle
104*
2
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Jaipur
11 Oct 2006
2
CH Gayle
101
1
West Indies
v England
Ahmedabad
28 Oct 2006
3
CH Gayle
133*
2
West Indies
v South Africa
Jaipur
02 Nov 2006
4
1
HH Gibbs
116
1
South Africa
v Kenya
Colombo (RPS)
20 Sep 2002
2
HH Gibbs
116*
2
South Africa
v India
Colombo (RPS)
25 Sep 2002
3
HH Gibbs
101
1
South Africa
v West Indies
The Oval
18 Sep 2004
5
1
R Ravindra
112
2
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Rawalpindi
24 Feb 2025
2
R Ravindra
108
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
6
1
JE Root
133*
2
England
v Bangladesh
The Oval
01 Jun 2017
2
JE Root
120
2
England
v Afghanistan
Lahore
26 Feb 2025
7
1
Saeed Anwar
105*
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Nairobi (Gym)
08 Oct 2000
2
Saeed Anwar
104
1
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
11 Oct 2000
8
1
WU Tharanga
105
1
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Mohali
07 Oct 2006
2
WU Tharanga
110
1
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Ahmedabad
10 Oct 2006
9
1
ME Trescothick
119
1
England
v Zimbabwe
Colombo (RPS)
18 Sep 2002
2
ME Trescothick
104
1
England
v West Indies
The Oval
25 Sep 2004
10
1
SR Watson
136*
2
Australia
v England
Centurion
02 Oct 2009
2
SR Watson
105*
2
Australia
v New Zealand
Centurion
05 Oct 2009
11
1
KS Williamson
100
1
New Zealand
v Australia
Birmingham
02 Jun 2017
2
KS Williamson
102
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
R Ravindra registered his second century in the Champions Trophy when he scored century in this game to become the seventh left batsman to score two or more centuries in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
S Dhawan
114
1
India
v South Africa
Cardiff
06 Jun 2013
2
S Dhawan
102*
2
India
v West Indies
The Oval
11 Jun 2013
3
S Dhawan
125
1
India
v Sri Lanka
The Oval
08 Jun 2017
2
1
SC Ganguly
141*
1
India
v South Africa
Nairobi (Gym)
13 Oct 2000
2
SC Ganguly
117
1
India
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
15 Oct 2000
3
SC Ganguly
117*
2
India
v England
Colombo (RPS)
22 Sep 2002
3
1
CH Gayle
104*
2
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Jaipur
11 Oct 2006
2
CH Gayle
101
1
West Indies
v England
Ahmedabad
28 Oct 2006
3
CH Gayle
133*
2
West Indies
v South Africa
Jaipur
02 Nov 2006
4
1
R Ravindra
112
2
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Rawalpindi
24 Feb 2025
2
R Ravindra
108
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
5
1
Saeed Anwar
105*
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Nairobi (Gym)
08 Oct 2000
2
Saeed Anwar
104
1
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
11 Oct 2000
6
1
WU Tharanga
105
1
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Mohali
07 Oct 2006
2
WU Tharanga
110
1
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Ahmedabad
10 Oct 2006
7
1
ME Trescothick
119
1
England
v Zimbabwe
Colombo (RPS)
18 Sep 2002
2
ME Trescothick
104
1
England
v West Indies
The Oval
25 Sep 2004
R Ravindra scored two centuries in the on-going edition of the Champions Trophy to provide the eighth occasion of a batsman scoring two or more centuries in a single edition of the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
S Dhawan
114
1
India
v South Africa
Cardiff
06 Jun 2013
2
S Dhawan
102*
2
India
v West Indies
The Oval
11 Jun 2013
2
1
SC Ganguly
141*
1
India
v South Africa
Nairobi (Gym)
13 Oct 2000
2
SC Ganguly
117
1
India
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
15 Oct 2000
3
1
CH Gayle
104*
2
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Jaipur
11 Oct 2006
2
CH Gayle
101
1
West Indies
v England
Ahmedabad
28 Oct 2006
3
CH Gayle
133*
2
West Indies
v South Africa
Jaipur
02 Nov 2006
4
1
HH Gibbs
116
1
South Africa
v Kenya
Colombo (RPS)
20 Sep 2002
2
HH Gibbs
116*
2
South Africa
v India
Colombo (RPS)
25 Sep 2002
5
1
R Ravindra
112
2
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Rawalpindi
24 Feb 2025
2
R Ravindra
108
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
6
1
Saeed Anwar
105*
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Nairobi (Gym)
08 Oct 2000
2
Saeed Anwar
104
1
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
11 Oct 2000
7
1
WU Tharanga
105
1
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Mohali
07 Oct 2006
2
WU Tharanga
110
1
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Ahmedabad
10 Oct 2006
8
1
SR Watson
136*
2
Australia
v England
Centurion
02 Oct 2009
2
SR Watson
105*
2
Australia
v New Zealand
Centurion
05 Oct 2009
R Ravindra scored two centuries in the on-going edition of the Champions Trophy to provide the sixth occasion of a left hand batsman scoring two or more centuries in a single edition of the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
S Dhawan
114
1
India
v South Africa
Cardiff
06 Jun 2013
2
S Dhawan
102*
2
India
v West Indies
The Oval
11 Jun 2013
2
1
SC Ganguly
141*
1
India
v South Africa
Nairobi (Gym)
13 Oct 2000
2
SC Ganguly
117
1
India
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
15 Oct 2000
3
1
CH Gayle
104*
2
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Jaipur
11 Oct 2006
2
CH Gayle
101
1
West Indies
v England
Ahmedabad
28 Oct 2006
3
CH Gayle
133*
2
West Indies
v South Africa
Jaipur
02 Nov 2006
4
1
R Ravindra
112
2
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Rawalpindi
24 Feb 2025
2
R Ravindra
108
1
New Zealand
v South Africa
Lahore
05 Mar 2025
5
1
Saeed Anwar
105*
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Nairobi (Gym)
08 Oct 2000
2
Saeed Anwar
104
1
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Nairobi (Gym)
11 Oct 2000
6
1
WU Tharanga
105
1
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Mohali
07 Oct 2006
2
WU Tharanga
110
1
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Ahmedabad
10 Oct 2006
R Ravindra-KS Williamson added 164 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 89th occasion of batsmen posting a century partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 13th occasion of New Zealand batsmen posting a century partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
R Ravindra-KS Williamson added 164 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 20th occasion of batsmen posting a century partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the second wicket. It also provides the first occasion of New Zealand batsmen posting a century partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the second wicket
R Ravindra-KS Williamson added 164 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 26th occasion of batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 13th occasion of New Zealand batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
R Ravindra-KS Williamson added 164 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the tenth occasion of batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the second wicket. It also provides the second occasion of New Zealand batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the second wicket
R Ravindra-KS Williamson added 164 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the record partnership for any wicket by New Zealand batsmen in the Champions Trophy. The previous best was 163 runs partnership for the third wicket between NJ Astle and SB Styris against USA at The Oval on 10 Sep 2004
R Ravindra-KS Williamson added 164 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the record partnership for second wicket by New Zealand batsmen in the Champions Trophy. The previous best was 77 runs partnership for the second wicket between L Ronchi and KS Willamson against Australia at Birmingham on 02 Jun 2017
R Ravindra and KS Williamson scored 108 and 102 runs in this game to provide the fifth occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of two New Zealand batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
New Zealand is the only to perform such a feat on two occasions in the Champions Trophy. Prior to this it had performed such a feat against Pakistan at Karachi on 19 Feb 2025 when WA Young and TM Latham had scored 107 and 118 not out respectively
R Ravindra and KS Williamson scored 108 and 102 runs in this game to provide the 226th occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 14th occasion of two New Zealand batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
R Ravindra and KS Williamson scored 108 and 102 runs in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa. It also provides the first occasion of two New Zealand batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the Champions Trophy against South Africa.
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 in this game to provide the 25th occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the fourth occasion of New Zealand posting 300 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 in this game to provide the third occasion of a team posting 350 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of New Zealand posting 350 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 in this game to provide the highest team total in an innings in the Champions Trophy. The previous best was 356 for 5 by Australia against England at Lahore on 22 Feb 2025.
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 in this game to provide the highest team total in an innings by New Zealand in the Champions Trophy. The previous best was 347 for 4 by New Zealand against USA at The Oval on 22 Sep 2004.
T Bavuma scored 56 in this game to provide the 120th occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 13th occasion of a South African opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
T Bavuma scored 56 in this game to provide the 17th occasion of a captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the third occasion of a South African captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
T Bavuma scored 56 in this game to provide the 57th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the seventh occasion of a South African captain scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
T Bavuma posted his second fifty as captain in the Champions Trophy. Prior to this he had scored 58 against Afghanistan at Karachi on 21 Feb 2025. He became the 18th captain to score two or more fifties as captain in the Champions Trophy.
T Bavuma posted his second fifty as captain in the Champions Trophy. Prior to this he had scored 58 against Afghanistan at Karachi on 21 Feb 2025. He became the third South African captain to score two fifties as captain in the Champions Trophy. Others are – WD Cronje and GA Smith.
T Bavuma-HE van der Dussen added 105 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 90th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 13th occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
T Bavuma-HE van der Dussen added 105 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 21st occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the second wicket. It also provides the fourth occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the second wicket.
R Ravindra-KS Williamson of New Zealand added 164 runs for the second wicket and T Bavuma-HE van der Dussen of South Africa added 105 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 17th occasion of rival team’s batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a match the Champions Trophy.
R Ravindra-KS Williamson of New Zealand added 164 runs for the second wicket and T Bavuma-HE van der Dussen of South Africa added 105 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the first occasion of rival team’s batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in a match the Champions Trophy.
KS Williamson’s 102 in this game represent his 15th century in ODIs. He became the fourth New Zealand batsman to score 15 or more centuries in ODIs. Others are – LRPL Taylor {21}, MJ Guptil {18} and NJ Astle {16}
KS Williamson’s 102 in this game represent his 62nd fifty in ODIs. He occupies the second place in the list of New Zealand batsmen who have scored most fifties in ODIs. LRPL Taylor with 72 fifties to his credit occupies the first place.
DA Miller-L Ngidi added 56 runs in an unfinished partnership for the tenth wicket to provide the third occasion of batsmen posting a fifty plus runs partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy
DA Miller-L Ngidi added 56 runs in an unfinished partnership for the tenth wicket to provide the record partnership in an innings in the Champions Trophy for the tenth wicket. The previous best was the 51 runs unfinished partnership between KAJ Roach and DJG Sammy of West Indies against India at The Oval on 11 Jun 2013
DA Miller scored 100 not out in this game to provide the 64th occasion of a batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against New Zealand
DA Miller scored 100 not out in this game to provide the eighth occasion of a South African batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of a South African batsman scoring a century in an innings in the Champions Trophy against New Zealand
DA Miller scored 100 not out in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 17th occasion of a batsman’s century in an innings in the Champions Trophy going in vain. It also provides the fourth occasion of a South African batsman’s century in an innings in the Champions Trophy going in vain.
South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game to provide the 26th occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the fifth occasion of South Africa posting 300 plus runs in an innings in the Champions Trophy.
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 and South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in a match in the Champions Trophy.
South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game and lost the game to provide the seventh occasion of a team losing the match in the Champions Trophy despite posting 300 plus runs.It also provides the third occasion of South Africa losing a match despite posting 300 plus runs in the Champions Trophy.
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 and South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game to provide the 190th occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in a match in the ODIs.
South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game and lost the game to provide the 199th occasion of a team losing the match in ODIs despite posting 300 plus runs. It also provides the eleventh occasion of South Africa losing a match despite posting 300 plus runs ODIs
South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game and lost the game to provide the 79th occasion of a team losing the match in ODIs despite posting 300 plus runs while batting second. It also provides the fifth occasion of South Africa losing a match despite posting 300 plus runs ODIs while batting second
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 and South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game to provide the match aggregate of 674 runs. This aggregate represent the highest match aggregate in a New Zealand-South Africa encounter in ODIs. The previous highest match aggregate in a New Zealand-South Africa encounter in ODIs was 612 at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025.
These two encounters are the two encounters which has produced a match aggregate of 600 plus runs between these two teams
New Zealand posted 362 for 6 and South Africa posted 312 for 9 in this game to provide the match aggregate of 674 runs. This aggregate represent the second highest match aggregate in a match played in the Champions Trophy. The highest match aggregate in Champions Trophy is 707 runs in the match between Australia and England at Lahore on 22 Feb 2025
New Zealand won this game by 50 runs to provide the 30th occasion of a team winning a game by 50 plus runs margin in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the seventh` occasion of New Zealand winning a game by 50 plus runs margin in the Champions Trophy.
R Ravindra and KS Williamson of New Zealand scored 108 and 102 runs and DA Miller of South Africa scored 100 not out in this game to provide the first occasion of three batsmen scoring centuries in a match in the Champions Trophy.
R Ravindra and KS Williamson of New Zealand scored 108 and 102 runs and DA Miller of South Africa scored 100 not out in this game to provide the 62nd occasion of three or more batsmen scoring centuries in a match in ODIs.
Couple of records for V Kohli in one day internationals
V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched him 32 catches against Australia. He now owns the record for most catches by a fieldsman against Australia in ODIs. He went past SR Tendulkar who has pouched 31 catches against Australia in ODIs. V Kohli and SR Tendulkar are the only two fieldsmen to pouch 30 plus catches against Australia.
V Kohli was playing his 50th one day international against Australia. He became the third Indian batsman to play 50 ODIs against Australia. Others are – SR Tendulkar {71} and MS Dhoni {55}
V Kohli was playing his 50th one day international against Australia. He became the twelfth batsman to play 50 ODIs against Australia in the history of one day internationals.
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 50th fifty in ODIs while batting second and winning the match. He is the only batsman to score 50 fifties when a team has won batting second
in the history of one day internationals.
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Australia won the toss and batted first in this game to provide the 59th occasion of a team doing so in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the eighth occasion of a team doing so against India in the Champions Trophy
Australia won the toss and batted first in this game to provide the fifth occasion of Australia doing so in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of Australia doing so against India in the Champions Trophy
C Connolly of Australia was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 42nd occasion of an opening batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also 6provides the tenth occasion of a batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
C Connolly of Australia was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the fifth occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
C Connolly became the second Australian opening batsman to be dismissed for zero in an innings in the Champions Trophy. SR Watson is the other Australian opening batsman to be dismissed for zero in an innings in the Champions Trophy. He was dismissed for zero on four occasions in the tournament.
SPD Smith {73} and AT Carey {61} scored fifties in this game to provide the 37th and 38th occasion of Australian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the eighth and ninth occasion of Australian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India.
AT Carey was dismissed run out for 61 in this game to provide the 161st occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 26th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
AT Carey was dismissed run out for 61 in this game to provide the 13th occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the fifth occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
AT Carey was dismissed run out for 61 in this game to provide the 31st occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring a fifty in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the eighth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring a fifty in the Champions Trophy against India
AT Carey was dismissed run out for 61 in this game to provide the third occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring a fifty in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
SPD Smith {73} scored fifty in this game to provide the 56th occasion of a captain scoring fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the ninth occasion of a captain scoring fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India.
SPD Smith {73} scored fifty in this game to provide the ninth occasion of Australian captain scoring fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the third occasion of Australian captain scoring fifty in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India.
Australia was dismissed for 264 in this game to provide the 82nd occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the 13th occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
Australia was dismissed for 264 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the third occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India
Australia was dismissed for 264 in this game to provide the 47th occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy while batting first It also provides the seventh occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India while batting first
Australia was dismissed for 264 in this game to provide the second occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy while batting first. It also provides the first occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings in the Champions Trophy against India while batting first.
V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched him 32 catches against Australia. He now owns the record for most catches by a fieldsman against Australia in ODIs. He went past SR Tendulkar who has pouched 31 catches against Australia in ODIs. V Kohli and SR Tendulkar are the only two fieldsmen to pouch 30 plus catches against Australia.
Mohd Shami’s three wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets against Australia in ODIs. He became the second Indian bowler to take 40 plus wickets against Australia in ODIs N Kapil Dev is the other Indian bowler who has taken 45 wickets against Australia in ODIs.
V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched him 161 catches in ODIs. He now occupies the second place in the list of fieldsmen who have taken most catches in ODIs. He went past RT Ponting who had pouched 160 catches in ODIs to occupy the second place. DPMD Jayawardne with 208 catches to his credit occupy the first place
V Kohli was playing his 50th one day international against Australia. He became the third Indian batsman to play 50 ODIs against Australia. Others are – SR Tendulkar {71} and MS Dhoni {55}
V Kohli was playing his 50th one day international against Australia. He became the twelfth batsman to play 50 ODIs against Australia in the history of one day internationals.
V Kohli’s run aggregate against Australia read 2451 against Australia at the end of this game. He now occupies the second place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most runs against Australia in ODIs. SR Tendulkar has scored 3077 runs against Australia in ODIs.
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 15th half century against Australia in ODIs. He now shares the record for most half centuries by an Indian batsman against Australia in ODIs with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has also scored 15 half centuries against Australia in ODIs.
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 15th half century against Australia in ODIs. He became the sixth batsman in the history of one day games to score 15 or more half centuries against Australia in ODIs. Others are – IVA Riachards {20}, DPMD Jayawardene {16}, BC Lara {15},RB Riachardson {15} and SR Tendulkar {15}
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 23rd fifty against Australia in ODIs He became the third batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 23 or more fifties against Australia. Others are – SR Tendulkar {24} and IVA Richards {23}
V Kohli’s 84 runs in this game fetched him an aggregate of 746 runs in Champions Trophy. He occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in the Champions Trophy. CH Gayle with 791 runs occupies the first place
V Kohli’s 84 runs in this game fetched him an aggregate of 746 runs in Champions Trophy. He became the fourth batsman in the history of the Champions Trophy to total 700 plus runs. Others are – CH Gayle {791}, DPMD Jayawardene {742] and S Dhawan {701}
V Kohli’s 84 runs in this game fetched him an aggregate of 746 runs in Champions Trophy. He became the second Indian batsman in the history of the Champions Trophy to total 700 plus runs. S Dhawan is the other Indian batsman who has scored 701 runs in the Champions Trophy.
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 125th fifty in ODIs. SR Tendulkar is the only batsman to score more fifties than V Kohli in ODIs. SR Tendulkar has scored 145 fifties.
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 50th fifty in ODIs while batting second and winning the match. He is the only batsman to score 50 fifties when a team has won batting secondin the history of one day internationals.
KL Rahul’s run aggregate in ODIs read 3009 at the end of this game. He became the 20th Indian batsman and 173rd batsman in the history of one day internationals to reach the milestone
V Kohli’s run aggregate while batting second in one day internationals read 8063 at the end of this game. He became the second batsman in the history of one day internationals to amass 8000 plus runs while batting second.
V Kohli’s 84 in this game represent his 69th fifty in one day internationals while batting second. He now shares the record for most fifties in one day internationals while batting second with SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has also scored 69 fifties in this category of statistics
V Kohli played his 100th innings in one day internationals while batting second when a team has won the match. He became the fifth batsman to play 100 innings when a team has won the match while batting second. Others are – ST Tendulkar {124}, RT Ponting {104}, ST Jayasuriya {103} and JH Kallis {100}
It is interesting to note that V Kohli’s has scored 50 fifties while playing 100 innings while batting second and winning the match
India won this game by four wickets to post its 591st win in ODIs and also its 58th win against Australia in ODIs.
India won this game by four wickets to post its 22nd win in the Champions Trophy and also its third win against Australia in the Champions Trophy
Rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring zero and fifty in a one day international
JL Smith of England scored zero and H Klassen of South Africa scored 64 in the match between England and South Africa at Karachi on 01.03.25 to provide the 61st occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring zero and a fifty in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
RW Marsh
0
01
Australia
v West Indies
Melbourne
10 Jan 1982
2
PJL Dujon
51*
02
West Indies
v Australia
Melbourne
10 Jan 1982
2
1
DSBP Kuruppu
0
01
Sri Lanka
v India
Sharjah
08 Apr 1984
2
SC Khanna
51*
02
India
v Sri Lanka
Sharjah
08 Apr 1984
3
1
Moin Khan
0
01
Pakistan
v West Indies
Sharjah
21 Oct 1991
2
PJL Dujon
53
02
West Indies
v Pakistan
Sharjah
21 Oct 1991
4
1
V Yadav
0
01
India
v Zimbabwe
Indore
18 Nov 1993
2
A Flower
56
02
Zimbabwe
v India
Indore
18 Nov 1993
5
1
A Flower
70
01
Zimbabwe
v Bangladesh
Nairobi (Aga)
14 Oct 1997
2
Khaled Mashud
0
02
Banglaedesh
v Zimbabwe
Nairobi (Aga)
14 Oct 1997
6
1
Moin Khan
0
01
Pakistan
v Australia
Lahore
10 Nov 1998
2
AC Gilchrist
103
02
Australia
v Pakistan
Lahore
10 Nov 1998
7
1
RS Kaluwitharana
0
02
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Dhaka
07 Jun 2000
2
Moin Khan
56*
01
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Dhaka
07 Jun 2000
8
1
V Dahiya
0
01
India
v Australia
Indore
31 Mar 2001
2
AC Gilchrist
63
02
Australia
v India
Indore
31 Mar 2001
9
1
AJ Stewart
0
02
England
v India
Durban
26 Feb 2003
2
R Dravid
62
01
India
v England
Durban
26 Feb 2003
10
1
Moin Khan
0
01
Pakistan
v India
Lahore
21 Mar 2004
2
R Dravid
76*
02
India
v Pakistan
Lahore
21 Mar 2004
11
1
MS Dhoni
0
01
India
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
23 Dec 2004
2
Khaled Mashud
50*
02
Bangalore
v India
Chattogram
23 Dec 2004
12
1
T Taibu
0
02
Zimbabwe
v Bangladesh
Dhaka
29 Jan 2005
2
Khaled Mashud
51
01
Bangladesh
v Zimbabwe
Dhaka
29 Jan 2005
13
1
AC Gilchrist
0
01
Australia
v New Zealand
Christchurch
10 Dec 2005
2
BB McCullum
50*
02
New Zealand
v Australia
Christchurch
10 Dec 2005
14
1
AC Gilchrist
0
01
Australia
v South Africa
Brisbane
15 Jan 2006
2
MV Boucher
63*
02
South Africa
v Australia
Brisbane
15 Jan 2006
15
1
Khaled Mashud
0
01
Bangladesh
v Sri Lanka
Bogra
20 Feb 2006
2
KC Sangakkara
50
02
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Bogra
20 Feb 2006
16
1
PA Nixon
0
01
England
v Australia
Melbourne
12 Jan 2007
2
AC Gilchrist
60
02
Australia
v England
Melbourne
12 Jan 2007
17
1
KC Sangakkara
0
01
Sri Lanka
v India
Margao
14 Feb 2007
2
MS Dhoni
67*
02
India
v Sri Lanka
Margao
14 Feb 2007
18
1
MS Dhoni
0
01
India
v Bangladesh
Port of Spain
17 Mar 2007
2
Mushfiqur Rahim
56*
02
Bangladesh
v India
Port of Spain
17 Mar 2007
19
1
MS Dhoni
0
02
India
v South Africa
Belfast
29 Jun 2007
2
MV Boucher
55*
01
South Africa
v India
Belfast
29 Jun 2007
20
1
MJ Prior
0
02
England
v India
Lord’s
08 Sep 2007
2
MS Dhoni
50
01
India
v England
Lord’s
08 Sep 2007
21
1
AC Gilchrist
0
01
Australia
v India
Kochi
02 Oct 2007
2
MS Dhoni
58
02
India
v Australia
Kochi
02 Oct 2007
22
1
J Edness
0
01
Bermuda
v Kenya
Nairobi (Gym)
27 Oct 2007
2
MA Ouma
54
02
Kenya
v Bermuda
Nairobi (Gym)
27 Oct 2007
23
1
Mushfiqur Rahim
0
01
Bangladesh
v New Zealand
Queenstown
31 Dec 2007
2
BB McCullum
80*
02
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Queenstown
31 Dec 2007
24
1
Dhiman Ghosh
0
01
Bangladesh
v South Africa
Mirpur
12 Mar 2008
2
AB de Villiers
69*
02
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
12 Mar 2008
25
1
KC Sangakkara
0
01
Sri Lanka
v U.A.E.
Lahore
26 Jun 2008
2
Amjad Ali
77
02
U A E
v Sri Lanka
Lahore
26 Jun 2008
26
1
BB McCullum
0
02
New Zealand
v India
Napier
03 Mar 2009
2
MS Dhoni
84*
01
India
v New Zealand
Napier
03 Mar 2009
27
1
MV Boucher
0
02
South Africa
v Australia
Durban
03 Apr 2009
2
BJ Haddin
53
01
Australia
v South Africa
Durban
03 Apr 2009
28
1
MA Ouma
0
01
Kenya
v Ireland
Dublin
11 Jul 2009
2
GC Wilson
51*
02
Ireland
v Kenya
Dublin
11 Jul 2009
29
1
T Taibu
0
02
Zimbabwe
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
27 Oct 2009
2
Mushfiqur Rahim
56
01
Bangladesh
v Zimbabwe
Mirpur
27 Oct 2009
30
1
Mohammad Shahzad
0
01
Afghanistan
v Canada
Sharjah
18 Feb 2010
2
A Bagai
52
02
Canada
v Afghanistan
Sharjah
18 Feb 2010
31
1
NJ O’Brien
0
01
Ireland
v Zimbabwe
Harare
26 Sep 2010
2
T Taibu
62
02
Zimbabwe
v Ireland
Harare
26 Sep 2010
32
1
MJ Prior
0
01
England
v Australia
Sydney
23 Jan 2011
2
BJ Haddin
54
02
Australia
v England
Sydney
23 Jan 2011
33
1
MA Ouma
0
01
Kenya
v Canada
Delhi
07 Mar 2011
2
A Bagai
64*
02
Canada
v Kenya
Delhi
07 Mar 2011
34
1
T Taibu
0
02
Zimbabwe
v Bangladesh
Harare
12 Aug 2011
2
Mushfiqur Rahim
59
01
Bangladesh
v Zimbabwe
Harare
12 Aug 2011
35
1
Mushfiqur Rahim
0
02
Bangladesh
v Pakistan
Chattogram
06 Dec 2011
2
Umar Akmal
57
01
Pakistan
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
06 Dec 2011
36
1
Sarfaraz Ahmed
0
02
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
16 Jun 2012
2
KC Sangakkara
97
01
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Colombo (RPS)
16 Jun 2012
37
1
Kamran Akmal
0
01
Pakistan
v India
Eden Gardens
03 Jan 2013
2
MS Dhoni
54*
02
India
v Pakistan
Eden Gardens
03 Jan 2013
38
1
JC Buttler
0
01
England
v Sri Lanka
The Oval
13 Jun 2013
2
KC Sangakkara
134*
02
Sri Lanka
v England
The Oval
13 Jun 2013
39
1
MS Wade
0
01
Australia
v England
Manchester
08 Sep 2013
2
JC Buttler
75
02
England
v Australia
Manchester
08 Sep 2013
40
1
KC Sangakkara
0
02
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Mirpur
08 Mar 2014
2
Umar Akmal
59
01
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Mirpur
08 Mar 2014
41
1
BRM Taylor
0
02
Zimbabwe
v South Africa
Harare
29 Aug 2014
2
Q de Kock
76
01
South Africa
v Zimbabwe
Harare
29 Aug 2014
42
1
L Ronchi
0
02
New Zealand
v England
Birmingham
09 Jun 2015
2
JC Buttler
129
01
England
v New Zealand
Birmingham
09 Jun 2015
43
1
ADS Fletcher
0
01
West Indies
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
04 Nov 2015
2
MDKJ Perera
99
02
Sri Lanka
v West Indies
Colombo (RPS)
04 Nov 2015
44
1
JC Buttler
0
01
England
v South Africa
Centurion
09 Feb 2016
2
Q de Kock
135
02
South Africa
v England
Centurion
09 Feb 2016
45
1
SW Poynter
0
02
Ireland
v Afghanistan
Belfast
12 Jul 2016
2
Mohammad Shahzad
66
01
Afghanistan
v Ireland
Belfast
12 Jul 2016
46
1
TWM Latham
0
01
New Zealand
v Australia
Hamilton
05 Feb 2017
2
PSP Handscomb
0
02
Australia
v New Zealand
Hamilton
05 Feb 2017
46
1
TWM Latham
0
01
New Zealand
v South Africa
Hamilton
19 Feb 2017
2
Q de Kock
69
02
South Africa
v New Zealand
Hamilton
19 Feb 2017
47
1
TWM Latham
0
02
New Zealand
v South Africa
Wellington
25 Feb 2017
2
Q de Kock
68
01
South Africa
v New Zealand
Wellington
25 Feb 2017
48
1
L Ronchi
0
02
New Zealand
v England
Cardiff
06 Jun 2017
2
JC Buttler
61*
01
England
v New Zealand
Cardiff
06 Jun 2017
49
1
JC Buttler
0
01
England
v New Zealand
Dunedin
07 Mar 2018
2
TWM Latham
71
02
New Zealand
v England
Dunedin
07 Mar 2018
50
1
JC Buttler
0
02
England
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
23 Oct 2018
2
N Dickwella
95
01
Sri Lanka
v England
Colombo (RPS)
23 Oct 2018
51
1
BRM Taylor
0
02
Zimbabwe
v Ireland
Belfast
04 Jul 2019
2
LJ Tucker
56
01
Ireland
v Zimbabwe
Belfast
04 Jul 2019
52
1
MDKJ Perera
0
01
Sri Lanka
v West Indies
Hambantota
26 Feb 2020
2
SD Hope
51
02
West Indies
v Sri Lanka
Hambantota
26 Feb 2020
53
1
JC Buttler
0
02
England
v India
Pune
26 Mar 2021
2
RR Pant
77
01
India
v England
Pune
26 Mar 2021
54
1
Mohammad Rizwan
0
02
Pakistan
v South Africa
Johannesburg
04 Apr 2021
2
Q de Kock
80
01
South Africa
v Pakistan
Johannesburg
04 Apr 2021
55
1
RR Pant
0
02
India
v South Africa
Cape Town
23 Jan 2022
2
Q de Kock
124
01
South Africa
v India
Cape Town
23 Jan 2022
56
1
MH Cross
0
01
Scotland
v U.S.A.
Aberdeen
17 Aug 2022
2
MD Patel
50
02
U S A
v Scotland
Aberdeen
17 Aug 2022
57
1
V Aravind
0
02
U A E
v P.N.G.
Kirtipur
10 Mar 2023
2
K Doriga
55
01
P N G
v U.A.E.
Kirtipur
10 Mar 2023
58
1
SA Edwards
0
02
Netherlands
v Pakistan
Hyderabad
06 Oct 2023
2
Mohammad Rizwan
68
01
Pakistan
v Netherlands
Hyderabad
06 Oct 2023
59
1
AT Carey
0
01
Australia
v India
Chennai
08 Oct 2023
2
KL Rahul
97*
02
India
v Australia
Chennai
08 Oct 2023
60
1
TWM Latham
0
02
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Auckland
11 Jan 2025
2
BKG Mendis
54
01
Sri Lanka
v New Zealand
Auckland
11 Jan 2025
61
1
JL Smith
0
01
England
v South Africa
Karachi
01 Mar 2025
2
H Klaasen
64
02
South Africa
v England
Karachi
01 Mar 2025
The list includes four occasions of rival wicket keepers scoring zero and ninety in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
Sarfaraz Ahmed
0
02
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
16 Jun 2012
2
KC Sangakkara
97
01
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Colombo (RPS)
16 Jun 2012
2
1
ADS Fletcher
0
01
West Indies
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
04 Nov 2015
2
MDKJ Perera
99
02
Sri Lanka
v West Indies
Colombo (RPS)
04 Nov 2015
3
1
JC Buttler
0
02
England
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
23 Oct 2018
2
N Dickwella
95
01
Sri Lanka
v England
Colombo (RPS)
23 Oct 2018
4
1
AT Carey
0
01
Australia
v India
Chennai
08 Oct 2023
2
KL Rahul
97*
02
India
v Australia
Chennai
08 Oct 2023
The list includes five occasions of rival wicket keepers scoring zero and century in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
Moin Khan
0
01
Pakistan
v Australia
Lahore
10 Nov 1998
2
AC Gilchrist
103
02
Australia
v Pakistan
Lahore
10 Nov 1998
2
1
JC Buttler
0
01
England
v Sri Lanka
The Oval
13 Jun 2013
2
KC Sangakkara
134*
02
Sri Lanka
v England
The Oval
13 Jun 2013
3
1
L Ronchi
0
02
New Zealand
v England
Birmingham
09 Jun 2015
2
JC Buttler
129
01
England
v New Zealand
Birmingham
09 Jun 2015
4
1
JC Buttler
0
01
England
v South Africa
Centurion
09 Feb 2016
2
Q de Kock
135
02
South Africa
v England
Centurion
09 Feb 2016
5
1
RR Pant
0
02
India
v South Africa
Cape Town
23 Jan 2022
2
Q de Kock
124
01
South Africa
v India
Cape Town
23 Jan 2022
World record was witnessed in One day Internationals
MJ Henry of New Zealand captured five for 42 and CV Varun of India captured five for 42 in the game between India and New Zealand at Dubai-DICS on 02 Mar 2024 to provide the first occasion of rival bowlers returning with identical figures in the history of one day internationals