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Bangladesh Tri series – Match Number 5 : India vs Sri Lanka at Mirpur on 10.01.10. India won by eight wickets

Sri Lanka lost its first wicket without a run on the board in this game providing the sixth occasion of Sri Lanka losing its first wicket without scoring against India in one day games. The other five occasions are – at Col-RPS on 18.07.97, at Sharjah on 09.11.08, at Col-RPS on 30.09.02, at Dambulla on 28.01.09 and at Delhi on 27.12.09.

Sri Lanka has lost its six wickets for 84 runs in this game providing the eighth occasion of Sri Lanka losing six wickets under 85 runs against India. The other seven occasions are – 6 for 44 at Dambulla on 20.08.08, 6 for 47 at Sharjah on 09.11.98, 6 for 59 at Jo’burg on 10.03.03, 6 for 59 at Mohali on 28.10.05, 6 for 74 at Col-SSC on 17.09.94 and 6 for 79 at Sharjah on 08.04.84.

Sri Lanka added fifty plus runs for the seventh wicket in this game {59 as the seventh wicket fell at 143} providing the second occasion of a fifty plus runs partnership for the seventh wicket after it had lost six wickets under 85 runs. The other occasion was at Dambulla on 20.08.08 {Sixth wicket fell at 44 runs and 74 runs were added for the seventh wicket – seventh wicket fell at 118}.

KC Sangakkara registered his 54^th half century when he made 68 in this game. He has also scored hundreds in one day games

KC Sangakkara’s 68 in this game was his 60^th fifty {08 centuries and 52 half centuries} as a wicket keeper batsman. He became the second wicket keeper in the history of one day internationals to register sixty fifties. AC Gilchirst {69 fifites – 16 centuries and 53 half centuries} is the other wicket keeper batsman to register 60 plus fifties.

WU Tharnga and TT Samarweera failed to score in this game and collected their eight duck and fourth duck respectively.

S Randiv registered his maiden one day fifty in this game when he scored 56 in this game. This is the first occasion he reached double figures in one day game. His previous best was 5 against India at Nagpur on 18.12.09.

S Randiv scored 56 batting at number eight in this game providing the tenth occasion of a Sri Lankan batsmen registering a half century while batting at number eight

No	Batsmen	Runs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	HDPKDharmasena	69*	RSA	Lahore	06.11.97
2	MF Maharoof	69*	Pak	Abu Dhabi	18.05.07
3	RG de Alwis	58*	Eng	Taunton	11.06.83
4	KMDNKulasekara	57*	NZl	Johannesburg	27.09.09
5	S Randiv	56	Ind	Mirpur	10.01.10
6	T Thushara	54*	Ind	Col-RPS	29.08.08
7	HDPKDharmasena	51*	Win	Port of Spain	06.06.97
8	HDPKDharmasena	51	Pak	Singapore	02.04.96
9	HDPKDharmasena	51	Pak	Nairobi (Gym)	04.10.96
10	WPUJC Vaas	50*	Pak	Sharjah	13.04.01

S Randiv scored 56 batting at number eight in this game providing the second occasion of a Sri Lankan batsmen registering a half century while batting at number eight against India. The other batsman is T Tushara who had made 54 not out at Col-RPS on 29.08.08. Thus S Randiv 56 in this game represents the highest score by a Sri Lankan batsman batting at number eight against India.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	SRandiv	56	Ind	Mirpur	10.01.10
2	TThushara	54*	Ind	Col/RPS	29.08.08

KC Sangakkara {68} and S Randiv {56} registered half centuries in this game providing the 124^th and 125^th occasion of Sri Lankan batsmen registering half centuries against India.

KC Sangakara registered his 11^th half century when he made 68 in this game. He became the sixth Sri Lankan batsman to register 11 or more half centuries against India. Others to score eleven or more half centuries are – ST Jayasuriya {14}, PA de Silva {13}, DPMD Jayawardene {13}, MS Atapattu {11} and RS Mahanama {11}.

KC Sangakkara was playing his 50^th innings against India and became the sixth Sri Lankan batsman to play 50 plus innings against India. He celebrated this distinction with a half century – 68 in this game. Other Sri Lankan batsmen who have played 50 plus innings against India are – ST Jayasuriya {85}, DPMD Jayawardene {59}, PA de Silva {55}, MS Atapattu {52} and A Ranatunga {51}

KC Sangakkara pouched his 251^st catch when he caught KRD Karthik of T Tushara for 48 in this game. His 251 catches include the 19 catches when he did not keep wickets

At the end of this game, KC Sangkkara has accounted for 298 victims {232 ct plus 66 st} and requires two more catches for his 300 victims. If he gets there, he would become the third wicket keeper to effect 300 plus dismissals in the history of one day internationals. Others are AC Gilchrist {472 – 417 ct plus 55 st} and MV Boucher {414 – 393 ct plus 21 st}.

MS Dhoni effected his 52^nd stumping of his one day career, when he stumped Welegedera of A Mishra for 1 in this game. RS Kaluwithrana {75}, Moin Khan {73}, KC Sangakkara {66} and AC Gilchrist {55} are the other four wicket keepers who have effected more stumpings than MS Dhoni in the history of one day internationals.

G Gambhir registered his 19^th one day half century when he scored 71 in this game and V Kohli registered his 5^th one day half century when he made 71 not out in this game

Sri Lanka’s 213 all out in this game provides the 35^th occasion of Sri Lanka dismissed all out against India and 15^th occasion when they batted first. Out of these 15 occasions, Sri Lanka has won three games and lost 12 games.

Head to Head count between India and Sri Lanka at the end of this game read thus – Played 120 : won by India – 64 : won by Sri Lanka – 45 and No Result games – 11.

RAS Lakmal conceded 75 runs in this game providing the 37^th occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler leaking 70 plus runs in one day games.

RAS Lakmal conceded 75 runs in this game providing the 16th occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler leaking 70 plus runs against India

HR Gopalakrishna brings out some more stats in the Ranji Trophy Finals pertaining to Karnataka and Mumbai in Part 2. Read on ………………..

OPENERS SCORINS FIFTY AND A HUNDRED – MUMBAI
No	Runs	Batsmen	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	132	KVBhandarkar	FI	UProvinces	Pune	1939/40
2	096	SWSohoni	FI	UProvinces	Pune	1939/40
1	052	KCIbrahim	SI	Holkar	Indore	1947/48
2	130	MKMantri	SI	Holkar	Indore	1947/48
1	113	VRSamanth	SI	UPradesh	Hyd’bad	2008/09
2	085	WJaffer	SI	UPradesh	Hyd’bad	2008/09
OPENERS SCORINS FIFTY AND A HUNDRED – KARNATAKA
No	Runs	Batsmen	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	068	SSomasundar	FI	UPradesh	B’lore	1997/98
2	104	JArunkumar	FI	UPradesh	B’lore	1997/98

INDIVIDUAL NINETIES – KARNATAKA BATSMEN
No	Score	Batsmen	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	99	S Somasundar	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995/96
2	92	+S Viswanath	FI	Mumbai	Mumbai	1982/83
INDIVIDUAL NINETIES – MUMBAI BATSMEN
No	Score	Batsmen	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	99	DN Sardesai	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1965/66
2	99	AM Nayar	FI	UPradesh	Mumbai	2008/09
3	98	RS Modi	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1944/45
4	98	ML Apte	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951/52
5	98	Ashok Mankad	SI	Bengal	Mumbai	1971/72
6	98	*Ashok Mankar	FI	Bihar	Jamshedpur	1975/76
7	98	Wasim Jaffer	SI	Tamilnadu	Mumbai	2002/03
8	96	RG Nadkarni	FI	Rajasthan	Udaipur	1960/61
9	96	SM Gavaskar	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1974/75
10	96	SR Tendulkar	SI	Haryana	Mumbai	1990/91
11	94	*+MK Mantri	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951/52
12	93	MF Mistry	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941/42
13	93	*SM Gavaskar	SI	Delhi	Delhi	1979/80
14	92	*SV Bahutule	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003/04
15	91	MK Mantri	FI	Holkar	Indore	1953/54
16	90	AE Baporia	SI	Tamilnadu	Delhi	1935/36

FIVE OR MORE WICKETS BY KARNATAKA BOWLERS
No	W	R	Bowlers	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	6	123	EASPrasanna	FI	Mumbai	Mumbai	1974/75
2	6	057	BSChandrashekhar	FI	UPradesh	Mohannagar	1977/78
3	6	024	BSChandrashekhar	SI	UPradesh	Mohannagar	1977/78
4	6	024	RV Bharadwaj	SI	MPradesh	Bangalore	1998/99
5	5	045	EAS Prasanna	SI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1973/74
6	5	095	A Kumble	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995/96
7	5	103	D Ganesh	FI	MPradesh	Bangalore	1998/99
FIVE OR MORE WICKETS BY MUMBAI BOWLERS
No	W	R	Bowlers	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	8	016	PK Shivalkar	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1972/73
2	8	039	MS Hardikar	FI	Bengal	Kolkata	1955/56
3	8	039	BP Gupte	SI	Bengal	Kolkata	1955/56
4	8	040	BJ Wajifdar	SI	N India	Mumbai	1934/35
5	8	091	Ravi Shastri	SI	Delhi	Mumbai	1984/85
6	7	046	RB Desai	FI	Rajasthan	Udaipur	1960/61
7	7	054	Zaheer Khan	FI	UPradesh	Chennai	2008/09
8	7	103	RV Pawar	SI	Hyderabad	Mumbai	1999/00
9	7	109	DG Phadkar	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951/52
10	6	019	JB Khot	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941/42
11	6	025	MS Hardikar	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1965/66
12	6	036	C Stayers	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1962/63
13	6	040	DG Phadkar	FI	Baroda	Mumbai	1948/49
14	6	043	PK Shivalkar	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	1971/72
15	6	055	PK Shivalkar	SI	Delhi	Delhi	1976/77
16	6	056	PK Shivalkar	SI	Maharashtra	Mumbai	1970/71
17	6	061	Ravi Shastri	SI	Delhi	Delhi	1979/80
18	6	065	SV Nayak	SI	Delhi	Mumbai	1980/81
19	6	072	BS Sandhu	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1980/81
20	6	083	NM Kulakarni	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003/04
21	6	105	KD Ghavri	FI	Delhi	Delhi	1976/77
22	5	018	PK Shivalkar	SI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1972/73
23	5	023	ED Solkar	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1972/73
24	5	040	JB Khot	SI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941/42
25	5	040	Zaheer Khan	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	2006/07
26	5	046	AK Bhale Rao	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941/42
27	5	048	AM Ismail	FI	Bihar	Jamshedpur	1975/76
28	5	057	KR Panjri	FI	Services	Delhi	1956/57
29	5	058	AM Ismail	SI	Bihar	Jamshedpur	1975/76
30	5	062	BP Gupte	FI	Hyderabad	Hyderabad	1964/65
31	5	066	G Guard	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1959/60
32	5	066	KD Ghavri	FI	Karntaka	Mumbai	1974/75
33	5	068	SJ Diwadkar	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1961/62
34	5	070	SV Bahutule	SI	Tamilnadu	Mumbai	2002/03
35	5	075	DG Phadkar	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1944/45
36	5	076	DS Kulakarni	SI	UPradesh	Chennai	2008/09
37	5	092	BK Kalapesi	FI	Tamilnadu	Delhi	1935/36
38	5	106	RR Kulakarni	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1984/85
39	5	125	PK Shivalkar	FI	Delhi	Delhi	1979/80
40	5	157	RV Kulakarni	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1982/83

TEN OR MORE WICKETS – KARNATAKA BOWLERS
No	W/Runs	Bowler	Vs	Opp	Venue	Year
1	12/081	BSChandrasekhar	Vs	UPradesh	Mohannagar	1977/78
TEN OR MORE WICKETS – MUMBAI BOWLERS
No	W/Runs	Bowler	Vs	Opp	Venue	Year
1	10/084	HJ Vajifdar	Vs	Nor Ind	Mumbai	1934/35
2	11/059	JB Khot	Vs	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941/42
3	11/120	RB Desai	Vs	Rajasthan	Udaipur	1960/61
4	13/034	PK Shivalkar	Vs	Tamilnadu	Madras	1972/73
5	10/106	AM Ismail	Vs	Bihar	Jamshedpur	1975/76
6	10/147	PK Shivalkar	Vs	Delhi	Delhi	1976/77
7	12/182	RJ Shastri	Vs	Delhi	Mumbai	1984/85

HR Gopalakrishna one of the Senior Cricket Statistician of the country, with a rich experience of 35 years in the field of Cricket Statistics details out some of the important stats related to batting in the Ranji Trophy Finals for the visitors of Crickick.com. Read on ……………

Team Totals – 500 plus runs

Karnataka has posted 500 plus runs in a Ranji Trophy Finals on four occasions. The highest team total is 705 all out against Delhi at Delhi in 1981-82.

Mumbai has posted 500 plus runs in a Ranji Trophy Finals on 19 occasions. The highest team total is 764 for 9 declared against Holkar at Mumbai in 1944-45.

500 plus runs by Karnataka
No	Score	Ins	Vs	Opp	Venue	Season
1	705-10	FI	Vs	Delhi	Delhi	1981-82
2	620-08d	FI	Vs	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995-96
3	617-09d	FI	Vs	UPradesh	Bangalore	1997-98
4	551-10	FI	Vs	Mumbai	Mumbai	1982-83
500 plus runs by Mumbai
No	Score	Ins	Vs	Opp	Venue	Season
1	764-09d	SI	Vs	Holkar	Mumbai	1944-45
2	690-06d	FI	Vs	Punjab	Mumbai	1994-95
3	630-10	FI	Vs	Delhi	Gwalior	1996-97
4	625-10	FI	Vs	Delhi	Mumbai	1983-84
5	620-10	FI	Vs	Baroda	Mumbai	1948-49
6	613-10	FI	Vs	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003-04
7	596-10	FI	Vs	Holkar	Mumbai	1951-52
8	596-10	FI	Vs	Hyderabad	Hyderabad	1964-65
9	586-07d	FI	Vs	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1966-67
10	551-06d	FI	Vs	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1962-63
11	539-10	FI	Vs	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1961-62
12	536-09d	SI	Vs	Bengal	Mumbai	1958-59
13	534-10	FI	Vs	Karnataka	Mumbai	1982-83
14	531-10	FI	Vs	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1969-70
15	526-10	FI	Vs	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1963-64
16	517-10	FI	Vs	Delhi	Mumbai	1980-81
17	513-06d	SI	Vs	Punjab	Mumbai	1994-95
18	506-09d	FI	Vs	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941-42
19	504-10	FI	Vs	Karnataka	Mumbai	1959-60

Centuries in Finals of Ranji Trophy

As many as 17 centuries have been scored by Karnataka batsmen in Ranji Trophy Finals with GR Viswnath’s 247 against Uttar Pradesh at Mohan Nagar in 1977-78 being the highest individual score.

Mumbai batsmen have registered 63 hundreds in Ranji Trophy Finals. VM Merchant’s 278 remain the highest individual score which came against Holkar at Mumbai in 1944-45.

HUNDREDS BY KARNATAKA BATSMEN
No	Runs	Batsmen	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	247	GRViswanath	FI	UPradesh	MohanNagar	1977/78
2	215	RDravid	FI	UPradesh	B’lore	1997/98
3	166	BPPatel	FI	Delhi	B’lore	1978/79
4	147	JArunkumar	SI	MPradesh	B’lore	1998/99
5	146	RVBharadwaj	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995/96
6	144	GRViswanath	FI	Mumbai	Mumbai	1974/75
7	124	BPPatel	FI	Delhi	Delhi	1981/82
8	122	RVBharadwaj	FI	UPradesh	B’lore	1997/98
9	116	+SMHKirmani	FI	Delhi	Delhi	1981/82
10	115	RMHBinny	FI	Delhi	Delhi	1981/82
11	115	RMHBinny	FI	Mumbai	Mumbai	1982/83
12	114	RDKhanvilkar	FI	Delhi	Delhi	1981/82
13	114	RDravid	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995/96
14	104	JArun Kumar	FI	UPradesh	B’lore	1997/98
15	103	VSubramanya	SI	Mumbai	Mumbai	1959/60
17	100	BPPatel	FI	UPradesh	MohanNagar	1977/78
HUNDREDS BY MUMBAI BATSMEN
No	Runs	Batsmen	Ins	Opp	Venue	Season
1	278	*VM Merchant	SI	Holkar	Mumbai	1944/45
2	265	Ashok Mankad	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1980/81
3	235	AL Wadekar	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1961/62
4	224	SV Manjrekar	FI	Punjab	Mumbai	1994/95
5	219	*KC Ibrahim	FI	Baroda	Mumbai	1948/49
6	219	RG Nadkarni	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1962/63
7	206	*SM Gavaskar	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1983/84
8	199	DN Sardesai	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1966/67
9	194	*RG Nadkarni	FI	Hyderabad	Hyderabad	1964/65
10	185	AL Wadekar	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1965/66
11	177	SJ Diwadkar	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1963/64
12	171	Ashok Mankad	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1969/70
13	162	YK Lele	FI	Services	Delhi	1956/57
14	157	*ML Apte	SI	Bengal	Mumbai	1958/59
15	157	SM Gavaskar	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	1971/72
16	157	+CS Pandit	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1982/83
17	152	MK Mantri	SI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951/52
18	151	RS Modi	SI	Holkar	Mumbai	1944/45
19	149	MH Mankad	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951/52
20	146	AA Muzumdar	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003/04
21	145	MS Hardikar	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1959/60
22	144	AA Muzumdar	FI	Delhi	Gwalior	1996/97
23	141	SW Sohoni	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951/52
24	141	RS Modi	FI	Holkar	Indore	1953/54
25	141	Rohit Sharma	FI	UPradesh	Chennai	2008/09
26	140	*SR Tendulkar	FI	Punjab	Mumbai	1994/95
27	139	HDAmroliwallah	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	1958/59
28	139	DB Vengsarkar	SI	Haryana	Mumbai	1990/91
29	139	*SR Tendulkar	SI	Punjab	Mumbai	1994/95
30	137	+SS Dighe	FI	Punjab	Mumbai	1994/95
31	133	*AL Wadekar	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	1968/69
32	133	Wasim Jaffer	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003/04
33	123	DB Vengsarkar	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1983/84
34	122	SR Tendulkar	SI	Hyderabad	Mumbai	1999/00
35	121	Ghulam Parkar	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1980/81
36	121	SM Patil	SI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1982/83
37	120	VM Merchant	SI	NIndia	Mumbai	1934/35
38	118	GS Ramchand	FI	Rajasthan	Udaipur	1960/61
39	117	KC Ibrahim	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1941/42
40	114	SM Gavaskar	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1969/70
41	113	VR Samanth	SI	UPradesh	Chennai	2008/09
42	112	PR Umrigar	FI	Bengal	Kolkata	1955/56
43	112	Ashok Mankad	FI	Tamilnadu	Mumbai	1967/68
44	112	Wasim Jaffer	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	2006/07
45	111	RB Kenny	SI	Bengal	Mumbai	1958/59
46	111	JV Paranjpe	FI	Delhi	Gwalior	1996/97
47	110	MM Dalvi	FI	Baroda	Mumbai	1948/49
48	108	*MS Hardikar	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1966/67
49	108	RD Parkar	FI	Maharashtra	Mumbai	1970/71
50	108	VG Kambli	FI	Hyderabad	Mumbai	1999/00
51	108	Rohit Sharma	SI	UPradesh	Chennai	2008/09
52	107	VG Kambli	FI	Punjab	Mumbai	1994/95
53	107	RB Desai	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1962/63
54	106	GS Ramchand	FI	Karnataka	Mumbai	1959/60
55	106	*SM Gavaskar	FI	Delhi	Mumbai	1984/85
56	106	VR Mane	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003/04
57	105	SR Tendulkar	FI	Bengal	Mumbai	2006/07
58	104	RS Cooper	SI	Holkar	Mumbai	1944/45
59	103	RG Nadkarni	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1966/67
60	103	SV Bahutule	SI	Punjab	Mumbai	1994/95
61	102	GS Ramchand	FI	Rajasthan	Jaipur	1962/63
62	100	GS Ramchand	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1961/62
63	100	NS Shetty	SI	Tamilnadu	Mumbai	2002/03

Both the openers scoring fifties in an innings

Mumbai batsmen have achieved this feat on eight occasions, while Karnataka batsmen have achieved the feat on two occasions.

BOTH THE OPENERS SCORING FIFTIES IN AN INNINGS – MUMBAI
No	Runs	Batsmen	Inns	Opp	Venue	season
1	054	DDHindlekar	SI	Tamilnadu	Delhi	1935-36
2	083	SMKadri	SI	Tamilnadu	Delhi	1935-36
1	052	KCIbrahim	SI	Holkar	Indore	1947-48
2	130	MKMantri	SI	Holkar	Indore	1947-48
1	094	MKMantri	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951-52
2	098	MLApte	FI	Holkar	Mumbai	1951-52
1	053	SGAdhikari	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1963-64
2	053	NSTamhane	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1963-64
1	079	DNSardesai	FI	Hyderabad	Hyderabad	1964-65
2	071	FMEngineer	FI	Hyderabad	Hyderabad	1964-65
1	114	SMGavaskar	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1969-70
2	171	AVMankad	FI	Rajasthan	Mumbai	1969-70
1	106	VR Mane	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003-04
2	133	W Jaffer	FI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	2003-04
1	113	VRSamanth	SI	UPradesh	Hyderabad	2008-09
2	085	WJaffer	SI	UPradesh	Hyderabad	2008-09
BOTH THE OPENERS SCORING FIFTIES IN AN INNINGS – KARNATAKA
No	Runs	Batsmen	Inns	Opp	Venue	season
1	053	SSomasundar	SI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995-96
2	061	AVVaidya	SI	Tamilnadu	Chennai	1995-96
1	068	SSomasundar	FI	UPradesh	Bangalore	1997-98
2	104	JArunkumar	FI	UPradesh	Bangalore	1997-98

FOUR BATSMEN SCORING HUNDREDS IN AN INNINGS – KARNATAKA
No	Runs	Batsmen	Ins	Vs	Opp	Venue	Season
1	115	RMH Binny	FI	Vs	Delhi	Delhi	1981-82
2	124	BP Patel	FI	Vs	Delhi	Delhi	1981-82
3	116	+SMH Kirmani	FI	Vs	Delhi	Delhi	1981-82
4	114	RD Khanvilkar	FI	Vs	Delhi	Delhi	1981-82
FOUR BATSMEN SCORIN HUNDREDS IN AN INNINGS – MUMBAI
No	Runs	Batsmen	Ins	Vs	Opp	Venue	Season
1	137	+SS Dighe	FI	Vs	Punjab	Mumbai	1994-95
2	224	SV Manjrekar	FI	Vs	Punjab	Mumbai	1994-95
3	140	*SRTendulkar	FI	Vs	Punjab	Mumbai	1994-95
4	107	VG Kambli	FI	Vs	Punjab	Mumbai	1994-95

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the 72nd occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for various wickets in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the 20^th occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for the first wicket in the history of one day games. All the twenty occasions are listed below

No	Runs	Partners	Runs
		Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	212	DC Boon	GR Marsh
		Aus	Ind	Jaipur	07/Sep/86
2	202	Rameez Raja	Saeed Anwar
		Pak	Srl	Adelaide	17/Feb/90
3	204	Rameez Raja	Saeed Anwar
		Pak	Srl	Sharjah	04/Feb/93
4	200*	S Chanderpaul	SC Williams
		Win	Ind	Bridgetown	03/May/97
5	225	DNChudasama	KO Otieno
		Ken	Ban	Nairobi G	10/Oct/97
6	252	SC Ganguly	SR Tendulkar
		Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	07/Jul/98
7	235	HH Gibbs	G Kirsten
		RSA	Ind	Kochi	09/Mar/00
8	206	AC Gilchrist	ME Waugh
		Aus	Win	Brisbane	14/Jan/01
9	258	SC Ganguly	SR Tendulkar
		Ind	Ken	Paarl	24/Oct/01
10	237	MS Atapattu	ST Jayasuriya
		Srl	Aus	Sydney	09/Jan/03
11	200	VS Solanki	METrescothick
		Eng	RSA	The Oval	28/Jun/03
12	204	SP Fleming	L Vincent
		NZl	Zim	Bulawayo	24/Aug/05
13	286	ST Jayasuriya	WU Tharanga
		Srl	Eng	Leeds	01/Jul/06
14	201	ST Jayasuriya	WUTharanga
		Srl	NZl	Napier	28/Dec/06
15	201	ST Jayasuriya	KCSangakkara
		Srl	Ban	Karachi	30/Jun/08
16	274	BB McCullum	JAH Marshall
		NZl	Ire	Aberdeen	01/Jul/08
17	201*	G Gambhir	V Sehwag
		Ind	NZl	Hamilton	11/Mar/09
18	203	GM Hamilton	DF Watts
		Sco	Can	Aberdeen	07/Jul/09
19	202	MJayawardene	WUTharanga
		Srl	Pak	Dambulla	03/Aug/09
20	215	MJayawardene	WUTharanga
		Srl	Ban	Mirpur	08/Jan/10

Rameez Raja-Saeed Anwar, ST Jayasuriya-WU Tharanga and DPMD Jaywardene-WU Tharaga are the three opening pairs in the history of one day game to post 200 plus runs for the first wicket on two occasions

No	Runs	Partners	Runs
		Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	202	Rameez Raja	SaeedAnwar
		Pak	Srl	Adelaide	17/Feb/90
2	204	Rameez Raja	SaeedAnwar
		Pak	Srl	Sharjah	04/Feb/93
1	286	ST Jayasuriya	WUTharanga
		Srl	Eng	Leeds	01/Jul/06
2	201	ST Jayasuriya	WUTharanga
		Srl	NZl	Napier	28/Dec/06
1	202	MJayawardene	WUTharanga
		Srl	Pak	Dambulla	03/Aug/09
2	215	MJayawardene	WUTharanga
		Srl	Ban	Mirpur	08/Jan/10

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the 81^st occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the eighth occasion of two Sri Lankan batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games. The eight occasions are listed below

No	Batsmen	Score	Vs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	ST Jayasuriya	134*
	PA de Silva	102*	Vs	Pak	Lahore	05.11.97
2	MS Atapattu	102*
	DPMDJayawardene	128	Vs	Ind	Sharjah	27.10.00
3	ST Jayasuriya	107
	DPMDJayawardene	116	Vs	NZl	Sharjah	10.04.08
4	ST Jayasuriya	120
	MS Atapattu	101	Vs	Aus	Sydney	09.01.03
5	WU Tharanga	106
	ST Jayasuriya	152	Vs	Eng	Leeds	01.07.06
6	ST Jayasuriya	157
	TM Dilshan	117*	Vs	Net	Amstelveen	04.07.06
7	ST Jayasuriya	130
	KC Sangakkara	121	Vs	Ban	Karachi	30.06.08
8	WU Tharanga	118*
	DPMDJayawardene	108	Vs	Ban	Mirpur	08.01.10

Bangladesh Tri series – Match Number 4 : Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka at Mirpur on 08.01.10. Sri Lanka won by nine wickets

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the 81^st occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the eighth occasion of two Sri Lankan batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the second occasion of two Sri Lankan batsmen scoring centuries in an against Bangladesh. The other occasions was – ST Jayasuriya {130} and KC Sangakkara {121} scoring hundreds at Karachi on 30.06.08.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the sixth occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings against Bangladesh. Pakistan batsmen and Sri Lankan have achieved this feat on two occasions each, while Austrlian and Kenyan batsmen have achieved this feat once each.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the 21st occasion of both the opening batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} scored centuries in this game providing the fourth occasion of both the Sri Lankan opening batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games. The other three occasions are – ST Jayasuriya {130} and MS Atapattu {101} vs Australia at Sydney on 09.01.03, WU Tharanga {109} and ST Jayasuriya {152} vs England at Leeds on 01.07.06 and ST Jayasuriya {130} and KC Sangakkara {121} scoring hundreds at Karachi on 30.06.08.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the eighth occasion of Sri Lankan batsmen posting 200 plus runs for various wickets in one day games.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the sixth occasion of Sri Lankan batsmen posting 200 plus runs for first wicket in one day games.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the 72nd occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for various wickets in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the 20^th occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for the first wicket in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the third occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for the first wicket against Bangladesh in the history of one day games. The other two occasions are – 225 runs between DN Chudasma and KO Otieno of Kenya at Nairobi {Gym} on 10.10.97 and 201 runs between ST Jayasuriya and KC Sanagakkara of Sri Lanka at Karachi on 30.06.08.

WU Tharanga and DPMD Jayawardene added 215 for the first wicket in this game providing the fifth occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for various wickets against Bangladesh in the history of one day games. The other four occasions are – 205 runs for the third wicket between Izaz Ahmed and Moin-ul-Atiq of Pakistan at Chittagong {MAA} on 29.10.88, 225 runs for the first wicket between DN Chudasma and KO Otieno of Kenya at Nairobi {Gym} on 10.10.97, 210 runs for the fourth wicket between AJ Strauss and PD Collingwood of England at Nottingham on 21.06.2005 and 201 runs for the first wicket between ST Jayasuriya and KC Sanagakkara of Sri Lanka at Karachi on 30.06.08.

Mahlea Jaywardene registered his 12^th one day hundred when he scored 108 in the fourth game of Bangladesh tri series against Bangladesh on 08.10.09. It was his second hundred while batting as an opener in one day games. The first was against Pakistan at Dambulla when he made 123 on 03.08.09.

WU Tharanga registered his eighth one day hundred when he scored 118 not out in this game. This knock was his third hundred against Bangladesh. The other two are – 105 at Col-RPS on 02.09.05 and 105 at Mohali on 07.10.06. Thus his 118 not out in this game represent his highest individual score against Bangladesh.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} registered hundreds in this game providing the 11^th and 12^th hundreds by Sri Lankan batsmen against Bangladesh in one day games.

WU Thrananga and KC Sangakkara have registered three hundreds each against Bangladesh in one day games, while ST Jayasuriya has scored four hundreds against Bangladesh and owns the record for most hundreds by Sri Lankan batsmen against Bangladesh.

WU Tharanga {118*} and DPMD Jayawardene {108} registered hundreds in this game providing the 52nd and 53^rd occasion of a batsmen scoring hundreds against Bangladesh in one day games.

ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka {04}, Mohammad Yousuf of Pakistan {03}, KC Sangakkara {03} and WU Tharanga of Sri Lanka {03} are the four batsmen who have scored three or more than three hundreds against Bangladesh in one day games,

Mahlea Jaywardene registered his 12^th one day hundred when he scored 108 in the fourth game of Bangladesh tri series against Bangladesh on 08.10.09. It was his second hundred while batting as an opener in one day games. The first was against Pakistan at Dambulla when he made 123 on 03.08.09.

He has batted at positions fronm 1 or 2 to 8 in one day games and scored hundreds at postions 1 or 2 to 6. At number 7 and 8 has not scored hundreds. The following list shows the 12 hundreds scored by Mahela Jaywardene at positions 1 or 2 to 6.

No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	123	2	2	Pak	Dambulla	03.08.09
2	108	2	2	Ban	Mirpur	08.01.10
3	101	3	1	Pak	Vizag	27.03.99
4	100	3	1	Eng	Manchester	28.06.96
5	126*	3	2	Eng	Ch-le-St	24.06.06
6	128	4	1	Ind	Sharjah	27.10.00
7	116	4	1	NZl	Sharjah	10.04.01
8	101*	4	1	Eng	Col-RPS	25.03.01
9	106*	4	2	Win	Kandy	15.12.01
10	115*	4	1	NZl	Kingston	24.04.07
11	120	5	2	Eng	Adelaide	23.01.99
12	107	6	1	Afr	Chennai	30.06.07

Bharat Raj, has this to say on Mark Waugh, one of the finest batsman that Australia has ever produced. He covers the deeds of this great cricketer in two parts. Here is the Part one for the visitors of crickick.com

The player that I am going to talking about made cricket look so easy that when he played it looked like poetry was written on cricket field, one felt like a Mozart symphony making you forget all your worries, just all ease and grace. Of course I am talking about Mark Waugh the elegance personified batsman form Australia who made everything look so easy of my era

To describe about Mark’s early career in domestic cricket one has to look at what sometimes his biggest admirer and sometimes his biggest critic and former Australian coach Bob Simpson had to say about the classy Australian player.

“When I first saw him he was a real tear away with quite a lot of pace. In fact, in his first season in first class cricket, in 1985-86, I had him opening the bowling for New South Wales and he could send them down as quickly as anyone in the side”.

“Mark loved to bowl bouncers and would take on any batsman regardless of his reputation”.

It is very interesting to note that at the start of his career Mark was reasonably quick as a bowler and Simpson even said that he wanted Mark to develop as a batsman in Sheffield Shield cricket as he thought that he was too much of a leg side player. His elder twin Steve got selected to play test cricket and Mark had to be content with playing the odd one dayer for Australia and had to bide his chance to make his test debut. It finally arrived in 1990 against England when he replaced his twin brother Steve in the team. It must have been really tough for Steve to be replaced by his younger twin. Anyhow Mark made his debut and what a debut it was!. He made a classy 138 against England at Adelaide in Jan 91. Australia had lost half of its side for 125 runs and then ensured a sixth wicket stand of 171 runs between the debutant Mark Waugh and GRJ Matthews which ensured a decent total of 386.

When one sees highlights of Mark Waugh’s debut innings of 138, one could clearly see those trademark flicks, drive, cuts that made Mark such a graceful player. He continued to show his grace he made his second test hundred – 139 not out against West Indies which contained the pace bowlers of the likes of Marshall, Ambrose, Walsh, and Patterson at Antigua in May 91. He forged a fifth wicket partnership with Dean Jones which realized 184 runs and saw Australia posting a first innings total of 403. Mark’s hundred came at a stage when Australia were in a none-too-comfortable position of having lost its four wickets for 158 runs

The main factor to consider in those two knocks of Mark was his ability to come good when the team was in trouble as both these two centuries came when the Aussies were in some sort of trouble and this trend of playing good knocks to bail his team out from a spot of bother continued to be the hallmark of his entire career!

Mark did not live upto the reputation and promise he had shown in early part of his career. He could not do much with the willow as it failed to talk during the home series against India in 1991-92 and away series against Sri Lanka in 1992. He aggregated a mere 83 runs from four tests and six innings against India at home and his poor form with the willow continued against Sri Lanka when he totaled 61 runs from three test and six innings. He failed to open his account in both innings of the test at Colombo-RPS and Moratuwa, bagging a “Pair of Spectacles” in consecutive tests.

In these two series, his highest score was 56 – which was the only half century – against Sri Lanka at in the second innings at Col-SSC.

There was immense pressure on him to perform when the West Indies met the Australia in 1992/93 to score runs and he kept up the faith that the selectors has reposed on him by scoring a 39 and 60 in the first test at Brisbane in Nov 92 and followed up his form with 112 in the first innings at Melbourne in Dec 92, He aggregated 340 runs from five tests and nine innings. He scored a century and two half centuries in this series.

Mark’s next destination was England for the 1993 Ashes series. By this time, more or less, he had established himself as a player in the team. He had a successful tour and made his willow to talk as he amassed 550 runs in the series. Consistency did not desert him on this tour. He scored a century and five half centuries. His six fifties – 64 in the second innings at Manchester in Jun 93, 99 in the only innings at Lord’s in Jun 93, 52 in the second innings at Leeds in Jul 93 and twin fifties – 137 and 62 not out at Birmingham in Aug 93 – ensured Mark Waugh to aggregate his first five hundred plus runs in a series. Australia won the 1993 Ashes series by 4-1 margin.

He missed the coveted hundred by a single run at Lord’s. Had he got his hundred in this innings, a unique statistical highlight would have come at Lord’s – Mecca of Cricket – the first ever occasion of the first four batsmen scoring hundreds in a test innings. The first three batsmen in Australian innings had made hundreds – MA Taylor {111}, MJ Slater {152} and DC Boon {164*}.

Through out this series he was consistent as a batsman and who can forget his sublime knock of 137 at Birmingham which again came when the Aussies were in spot of bother having lost its four wickets for a meager 80 runs on the board. Mark Waugh was at rescue act again and ensured a partnership with Steve Waugh which realized 153 runs for the fifth wicket. Austrlia’s innings folded at 408. Mark Waugh’s innings was embellished with his trademark flicks, drives, pulls, and cuts. He was at the crease for 240 minutes. His 137 came in 219 deliveries and contained 18 boundary fours. Australia were set a target of 120 for a win in the fourth innings of this test and it was ensured through another unfinished three figure partnership for the third wicket between DC Boon and ME Waugh which realized 108 runs

During the Paksitan tour of 1994-95, there is an interesting incident involving Mark Waugh. He was asked to bowl at Rawalpindi, the second test of the series when the new ball was fairly new in the Pakistan’s second innings. Pakistan were asked to follow on in this test. Opening pair of Saeed Anwar and Aamer Sohail held no terrors to Aussie pacemen CJ McDermott and DW Fleming and also to one change bowler J Angel. It was then Mark Waugh was introduced into attack and one of his bouncers felled Aamer Sohail when the score was 65 for no loss and he was force to retire. Aamer Sohail did return to the crease at the fall of second wicket with his face bandaged and scored a fine 72. This incident reminded me of what Simpson said about Mark Waugh’s bowling ability during his early days!.

Reports say that Mark Waugh resorted to hurling bouncers as he was frustrated by the flatness of the wickets in Pakistan and the number of catches that were dropped by Australia in that series.

When the Aussies toured Caribbean in 1995-96, there was huge expectations form Waugh brothers. It was good to see that both of them responded in a great fashion in that unforgettable test match at Kingston. The four test series was leveled at 1-1 with Australia and West Indies winning a test each.

At Kingston, West Indies batted first and made a none-too-comfortable 265 in the first innings thanks to fine hundred – exact 100 – by skipper RB Richardson who chose to open the innings. Austalia found Walsh and Ambrose too hot to handle and soon the score board read 80 for 3 with Walsh accounting for MA Taylor {8} and MJ Slater {27}, while Ambrose accounted for DC Boon {17}. Waugh brothers scored hundreds – ME Waugh {126} and SR Waugh {200} and forged a 230 runs partnership for the fourth wicket and ensured that Australia reach a match winning total of 531. The partnership blossomed quietly in a sedate fashion and both the brothers acquitted themselves and showed that Walsh and Amborse held no terrors.

Here is what Paul Reifell, a team member of Aussies, wrote in Cricinfo – “Our strategy was for the batsmen to stick around and build as big a score as possible, because we knew that if we had to bat last on a pitch that was definitely wearing, we would have the worst of it. When Steve walked in at 73 for 3, we were in a position where things could have gone either way. But both Steve and Mark [Waugh] batted magnificently and built a fortress strong enough to keep West Indies at bay. Mark nonchalantly scored a beautiful century before getting out, but by then he had helped Steve build a solid platform”

Steve had made up his mind to bat and bat, to stay out there and anchor the proceedings. In the process he copped a lot of blows on his arms, chest and ribs. When he came back to the dressing room at the end of day two, we could see the spots and bruises on his body, but as long as he was out there in the middle he just kept going at them.

Justin Langer, another member of Australian team quoted in Cricinfo on this match – “On the field, Steve treated each ball on its merits – defending the good ones, wearing the odd one on the body. In the end he ran four to get his 200, off a fast one from Carl Hooper which he pushed towards fine leg. He was last man out. It was one of the greatest feats of batting I ever witnessed.

Paul Reifell continued to say “Inspired by his innings and making good use of the conditions and the mental state of the West Indies top order, I grabbed three quick wickets late in the evening. After a day’s rest we returned to complete the formalities and claimed the Frank Worrell Trophy.

We celebrated the win with a few drinks that night, and Steve slept in his whites with his socks and baggy green cap on. That showed how much he enjoyed the victory. It was the start of a new chapter in Australian cricket, and you could say that Steve’s legacy gained a lot of momentum from his efforts at Jamaica..

CEL Ambrose {1 for 76}, CA Walsh {3 for 103}, KCG Benjamin {3 for 105}, WKM Benjamin {1 for 80} and CL Hooper {1 for 94} were the bowlers who leaked most runs in Aussies match winning total of 531. Australia coasted to a innings and 53 runs as they bundled West Indies for 213 in the second innings. P Reifell {4 for 47} and SK Warne {4 for 70} were the wreckers-in-chief

During the 1996 Word Cup, Mark Waugh opened the batting. He scored consecutive hundreds – 130 vs Kenya at Vizag on 23.02.96 and followed it up with 126 vs India at Mumbai on 27.02.96. He also scored another hundred – 110 vs New Zealand at Chennai on 11.03.96. He aggregated 484 runs from seven matches with the help of three centuries and one half century.

I still remember that classy knock of 126 aginst India at Chennai when he looked completely at ease. I can never forget that pull of Javagal Srinath with effortless ease which sailed over the boundary. His slog sweep of Venkatapathy Raju was a delight to watch. He lured SR Tendulkar when he was on 90 out of the crease, by bowling a clever delivery outside the off stump, only to ensure that the master batsman was stumped by ever persevering Healy. It was the very first occasion that SR Tendulkar was dismissed stumped in one day games and that credit goes to ME Waugh-IA Healy – bowler-wicket keeper combination.

Please watch out for the second part of this article within the next few days

England drew the Cape Town test against South Africa with the fourth innings score reading 296/9 providing the 19^th occasion of a team which has drawn the test after losing nine wickets in the fourth innings of a test match.

No	Team	Score	Result	Opp	Ground	Mon/Yr
1	Ind	152/9	draw	Eng	Manchester	Jul 1946
2	Aus	273/9	draw	Win	Adelaide	Jan 1961
3	Eng	228/9	draw	Win	Lord’s	Jun 1963
4	Eng	206/9	draw	Win	Georgetown	Mar 1968
5	Aus	339/9	draw	Win	Adelaide	Jan 1969
6	Win	251/9	draw	Pak	Bridgetown	Feb 1977
7	Win	258/9	draw	Aus	Kingston	Apr 1978
8	Win	197/9	draw	Ind	Kolkata	Dec 1978
9	Aus	230/9	draw	NZl	Melbourne	Dec 1987
10	Pak	341/9	draw	Win	Port of Spain	Apr 1988
11	NZl	223/9	draw	Aus	Hobart	Nov 1997
12	Win	207/9	draw	Zim	Harare	Nov 2003
13	Eng	210/9	draw	Srl	Galle	Dec 2003
14	Aus	371/9	draw	Eng	Manchester	Aug 2005
15	Win	298/9	draw	Ind	St John’s	Jun 2006
16	Ind	282/9	draw	Eng	Lord’s	Jul 2007
17	Win	370/9	draw	Eng	St John’s	Feb 2009
18	Eng	228/9	draw	SAF	Centurion	Dec 2009
19	Eng	296/9	draw	SAF	Cape Town	Jan 2010

As far as England is concerned it has drawn five tests after losing nine wickets in the fourth innings of a test match

No	Team	Score	Result	Opp	Ground	Mon/Yr
1	Eng	228/9	draw	Win	Lord’s	Jun 1963
2	Eng	206/9	draw	Win	Georgetown	Mar 1968
3	Eng	210/9	draw	Srl	Galle	Dec 2003
4	Eng	228/9	draw	SAF	Centurion	Dec 2009
5	Eng	296/9	draw	SAF	Cape Town	Jan 2010

Bangladesh Tri series – Match Number 3: Bangladesh vs India at Mirpur on 07.01.10. India won by six wickets

Bangladesh’s total of 296 for 6 in this game represent its highest team total against India in one day games. Previous highest total was 283 for 6 in 50.0 overs at Karachi on 28.06.08

Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes added 80 runs for the first wicket in this game which represent the record opening stand against India. The previous best was 78 between Tamim Iqbal and Javed Omar at Mirpur on 10.05.07. These two partnerships are the only two opening partnership of fifty plus runs against India by Bangladesh batsmen in one day games.

Shakib Al Hasan’s zero in this game provide the 20^th occasion of a Bangladesh Captain dismissed for zero in one day game.

Shakib Al Hasan collected his first ball duck in this game providing the fifth occasion of a Bangladesh captain collecting the first ball duck in one day games. The other four occasions are – Aminul Islam vs Scotland at Edinburgh on 24.05.99, Habibul Bashar vs West Indies at Kingstown on 15.05.04, Habibul Bashar vs Australia at Manchester on 25.06.05 and Habibul Bashar vs West Indies at Jaipur on 11.10.06

Shakib Al Hasan’s dismissal for zero in this game provides the second occasion of a Bangladesh Captain dismissed run out for zero in one day game. Aminul Islam was the other captain who was dismissed run out for zero against Pakistan at Dhaka on 02.06.00

Shakib Al Hasan’s dismissal for zero after facing one delivery in this game provides the first occasion of a Bangladesh Captain dismissed run out for zero after facing one ball in one day game.

Shakib Al Hasan’s dismissal for zero after facing one delivery in this game provides the sixth occasion of a Captain dismissed run out for zero after facing one ball in one day game. The following table shows the complete list of batsmen who have been dismissed in such a manner

No	Captains	Runs	BF	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	KRRutherford	0	1	NZl	Aus	Melbourne	19.01.94
2	Moin Khan	0	1	Pak	Win	Sharjah	19.10.99
3	SM Pollock	0	1	RSA	NZl	Hobart	15.01.02
4	P Utseya	0	1	Zim	RSA	Bulawayo	22.08.07
5	DT Johnston	0	1	Ire	Ban	Mirpur	22.03.08
6	ShakibAlHasan	0	1	Ban	Ind	Mirpue	07.01.10

Tamim Iqbal {60} and Imrul Kayes {70} scored fifties in this game providing the sixth occasion of both Bangladesh openers registering fifties in one dayers. The other five occasions are – Shariar Hossain {68} and Mehrab Hossain {101} vs Zimbabwe at Dhaka on 25.03.99, Javed Omar {54} and Al Sahariar {59} vs Zimbabwe at Dhaka on 26.11.01, Hannan Sarkar {59} and Manjural Islam Rana {63} vs Zimbabwe at Harare on 14.03.04, Shahriar Nafees {67} and Mehrab Hossain Jnr {54} vs Zimbabwe at Bogra on 03.12.06 and Tamim Iqbal {129} and Shahriar Nafeez {54} vs Ireland at Mirpur on 22.03.08

V Sehwag’s run out for 13 in this game provide the 109^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed run out in one day games.

V Sehwag’s run out for 13 in this game provides the 13^th occasion of his being dismissed run out as an opening batsman. SR Tendulkar {23} and SC Ganguly {18} are the other two Indian opening batsmen who have been dismissed run out on more occasions than Sehwag.

Mahmudullah’s 60 not out in this game provide the eighth occasion of a Bangladesh batsman scoring a half century while batting at number eight in one day games. It also represents the second highest score by a Bangladesh batsman batting at number eight. The highest score has been credited to Khaled Mashud who made 71 not out against Australia at Canterbury on 30.06.05

Imrul Kayes registered his maiden one day half century when he made 70 in this game. His previous best was 23 vs Sri Lanka at Mirpur on 04.01.10.

Tamim Iqbal registered his 12^th half century and 14^th one day fifty when he scored 60 in this game. It was his third half century against India and also his highest score against India. The other two half centuries are – 55 at Karachi on 28.06.08 and 51 at Trinidad on 17.03.07

Mahmudullah’s 60 not out in this game represent his third one day half century. The other two are – 58 not out against Pakistan at Faisalabad on 11.04.08 and 51 not out against West Indies at Basaterre on 31.07.09

Mahmudullah’s 60 not out in this game represent his highest individual one day score. It was an improvement over his 58 not out against Pakistan at Faisalabad on 11.04.08.

Tamim Iqbal {60}, Imrul Kayes {70} and Mahmadullah {60*} registered fifties in this game providing the seventh occasion of three Bangladesh batsmen registering fifties in an innings. The other six occasions were witnessed – against Zimbabwe at Dhaka on 25.03.99, against Zimbabwe at Dhaka on 25.11.01, against Pakistan at Karachi on 21.09.03, against Zimbabwe at Harare on 10.03.04, against Canada at St.John’s on 28.02.07 and against India at Trinidad on 17.03.07.

V Kohli with his 91 in this game registered his fourth one day half century, while MS Dhoni with his 101 not out in this game registered his seventh one day hundred and 41^st one day fifty.

MS Dhoni’s 101 not out in this game represent the 170^th hundred by an Indian batsman in one day games. It also represents the seventh occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a hundred against Bangladesh in one day games. Other six occasions are – NS Sidhu – 104 not out at Chandigarh on 25.12.90, SC Ganguly – 135* at Dhaka on 30.05.00, Yuvraj Singh – 102 not out at Dhaka on 11.04.03, G Gambhir – 101 at Mirpur on 12.05.07, G Gambhir – 107 not out at Mirpur on 12.06.08 and SK Raina – 116 not out at Karachi on 28.06.08

V Kohli and MS Dhoni added 152 runs for the fourth wicket in this game providing the 290^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games.

V Kohli and MS Dhoni added 152 runs for the fourth wicket in this game providing the 48th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket in one day games.

V Kohli and MS Dhoni added 152 runs for the fourth wicket in this game providing the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket against Bangladesh in one day games. The other occasion was – 128 runs partnership for the fourth wicket at Chittagong {MAA} on 23.12.04. Thus the partnership of 152 runs between V Kohli and MS Dhoni represent the record fourth wicket stand by Indian batsmen against Bangladesh

V Kohli and MS Dhoni added 152 runs for the fourth wicket in this game providing the ninth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the various wickets against Bangladesh in one day games.

V Kohli’s 91 in this game represent the 72^nd occasion of an Indian batsman registering individual ninety in one day games. V Kohli became the third Indian batsman to register ninety against Bangladesh in one day games. Other two are – MS Dhoni {91* at Mirpur on 10.05.07} and G Gambhir {90 at Karachi on 28.06.08}

V Kohli (91} and MS Dhoni {101*} registered ninety and hundred in this game providing the 39^th occasion of two batsmen scoring a ninety and a hundred in the same innings in the history of one day internationals

Indian batsmen have involved in such a feat on three occasions. The other two occasiona are – K Srikkanath {99} and RJ Shastri {102} vs England at Cuttack on 27.12.84 and G Gambhir {90} and SK Raina {112} vs Pakistan at Karachi on 27.06.08,

MS Dhoni’s 101 not out in this game represent the fifth hundred by a captain-cum-wicket keeper batsman in the history of one day games. It was Dhoni’s fourth hundred in dual capacity.

MS Dhoni’s 101 not out in this game represent the 65th hundred by a wicket keeper batsman in the history of one day games. It was Dhoni’s seventh hundred as wicket keeper batsman. AC Gilchrist {16} and KC Sangakkara {08} are the two other batsmen who have scored more hundreds than MS Dhoni.

SK Raina’s 51 not out in this game represent his 14^th one day half century and his 16^th fifty.

At the end of this game, Head to Head count between India and Bangladesh read thus : Played – 10, Won by India -18, Won by Bangladesh – 02.