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M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 79h occasion of SR Tendulkar becoming a partner in three figure partnerships. The break up wicket wise read thus – First wicket – 01 : Second wicket – 00 : Third wicket – 33 : Fourth wicket – 16 : Fifth wicket – 20 : Sixth wicket – 05 : seventh wicket – 02 : Eighth wicket – 01 : Ninth wicket – 00 : Tenth wicket – 01 : The break up of 79 three figure partnerships is furnished below

No	No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	1	R Dravid	1	127	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	May 2007
2	1	VG Kambli	3	194	v England	Mumbai	Feb 1993
3	2	NS Sidhu	3	147	v England	Chennai	Feb 1993
4	3	VG Kambli	3	137	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	Mar 1993
5	4	VG Kambli	3	162	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	Aug 1993
6	5	NS Sidhu	3	121	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	Jan 1994
7	6	NS Sidhu	3	177	v West Indies	Nagpur	Dec 1994
8	7	NS Sidhu	3	128	v West Indies	Nagpur	Dec 1994
9	8	SC Ganguly	3	255	v England	Nottingham	Jul 1996
10	9	NS Sidhu	3	174	v West Indies	Port of Spain	Mar 1997
11	10	R Dravid	3	170	v West Indies	Bridgetown	Mar 1997
12	11	R Dravid	3	163	v West Indies	Georgetown	Apr 1997
13	12	R Dravid	3	140	v Australia	Kolkata	Mar 1998
14	13	R Dravid	3	113	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 1998
15	14	R Dravid	3	109	v New Zealand	Hamilton	Jan 1999
16	15	SC Ganguly	3	139	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	Feb 1999
17	16	R Dravid	3	229	v New Zealand	Mohali	Oct 1999
18	17	R Dravid	3	249	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Nov 2000
19	18	R Dravid	3	213	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	Nov 2000
20	19	SS Das	3	118	v Zimbabwe	Harare	Jun 2001
21	20	R Dravid	3	124	v West Indies	Port of Spain	Apr 2002
22	21	R Dravid	3	163	v England	Nottingham	Aug 2002
23	22	R Dravid	3	150	v England	Leeds	Aug 2002
24	23	R Dravid	3	138*	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2004
25	24	V Sehwag	3	336	v Pakistan	Multan	Mar 2004
26	25	R Dravid	3	122	v Pakistan	Kolkata	Mar 2005
27	26	V Sehwag	3	118	v Pakistan	Mohali	Mar 2005
28	27	W Jaffer	3	175	v Pakistan	Kolkata	Nov 2007
29	28	R Dravid	3	139	v Australia	Perth	Jan 2008
30	29	G Gambhir	3	130	v Australia	Delhi	Oct 2008
31	30	R Dravid	3	222*	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Jan 2010
32	31	V Sehwag	3	249	v South Africa	Kolkata	Feb 2010
33	32	R Dravid	3	119	v Sri Lanka	Galle	Jul 2010
34	33	M Vijay	3	308	v Australia	Bangalore	Oct 2010
35	1	M Azharuddin	4	123	v England	Kolkata	Jan 1993
36	2	M Azharuddin	4	142	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	Jan 1994
37	3	M Azharuddin	4	124	v Sri Lanka	Bangalore	Jan 1994
38	4	M Azharuddin	4	221	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	Aug 1997
39	5	SC Ganguly	4	256	v Sri Lanka	Mumbai	Dec 1997
40	6	M Azharuddin	4	139	v Australia	Bangalore	Mar 1998
41	7	M Azharuddin	4	127	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 1998
42	8	SC Ganguly	4	281	v New Zealand	Ahmedabad	Oct 1999
43	9	SC Ganguly	4	249	v England	Leeds	Aug 2002
44	10	VVS Laxman	4	112	v New Zealand	Mohali	Oct 2003
45	11	VVS Laxman	4	353	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2004
46	12	SC Ganguly	4	164	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Dec 2004
47	13	SC Ganguly	4	121	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	Dec 2005
48	14	SC Ganguly	4	189	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	May 2007
49	15	SC Ganguly	4	108	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2008
50	16	VVS Laxman	4	146	v Australia	Nagpur	Nov 2008
51	1	SV Manjrekar	5	143	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	Nov 1989
52	2	NS Sidhu	5	101	v Pakistan	Sialkot	Dec 1989
53	3	M Azharuddin	5	112	v England	Manchester	Aug 1990
54	4	RJ Shastri	5	196	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 1992
55	5	PK Amre	5	118	v England	Chennai	Feb 1993
56	6	M Azharuddin	5	202	v West Indies	Nagpur	Dec 1994
57	7	SC Ganguly	5	150	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	Aug 1997
58	8	SC Ganguly	5	108	v Australia	Adelaide	Dec 1999
59	9	R Dravid	5	169	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 2001
60	10	V Sehwag	5	220	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	Nov 2001
61	11	VVS Laxman	5	118	v England	Ahmedabad	Dec 2001
62	12	VVS Laxman	5	214	v West Indies	Kolkata	Oct 2002
63	13	Yuvraj Singh	5	110	v Pakistan	Multan	Mar 2004
64	14	VVS Laxman	5	126	v Australia	Adelaide	Jan 2008
65	15	SC Ganguly	5	142	v Australia	Mohali	Oct 2008
66	16	Yuvraj Singh	5	163*	v England	Chennai	Dec 2008
67	17	VVS Laxman	5	137*	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	Nov 2009
68	18	SK Raina	5	256	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	Jul 2010
69	19	VVS Laxman	5	109	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	Aug 2010
70	20	SK Raina	5	124	v Australia	Mohali	Oct 2010
71	1	M Azharuddin	6	222	v South Africa	Cape Town	Jan 1997
72	2	NR Mongia	6	136	v Pakistan	Chennai	Jan 1999
73	3	SB Bangar	6	171	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Feb 2002
74	4	PA Patel	6	101	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2004
75	5	MS Dhoni	6	115	v New Zealand	Hamilton	Mar 2009
76	1	KS More	7	128	v New Zealand	Napier	Feb 1990
77	2	M Prabhakar	7	160*	v England	Manchester	Aug 1990
78	1	Harbhajan Singh	8	129	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2008
79	1	Z Khan	10	133	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Dec 2004

SR Tendulkar’s hundred – 191 not out – in this game represents his 22^nd hundred on home soil and with it the record for most hundreds on home soil. He took his score from 99 to 105 with a six of N Hauritz {third delivery of 59^th over}. He wrested the record from RT Ponting and M Hayden of Australia who had scored 21 hundreds on home soil

SR Tendulkar of India
No	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	165	v England	Chennai	Feb 1993
2	142	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	Jan 1994
3	179	v West Indies	Nagpur	Dec 1994
4	148	v Sri Lanka	Mumbai	Dec 1997
5	155*	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 1998
6	177	v Australia	Bangalore	Mar 1998
7	136	v Pakistan	Chennai	Jan 1999
8	126*	v New Zealand	Mohali	Oct 1999
9	217	v New Zealand	Ahmedabad	Oct 1999
10	122	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	Nov 2000
11	201*	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Nov 2000
12	126	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 2001
13	103	v England	Ahmedabad	Dec 2001
14	176	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Feb 2002
15	176	v West Indies	Kolkata	Oct 2002
16	109	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	Dec 2005
17	109	v Australia	Nagpur	Nov 2008
18	103*	v England	Chennai	Dec 2008
19	100*	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	Nov 2009
20	100	v South Africa	Nagpur	Feb 2010
21	106	v South Africa	Kolkata	Feb 2010
22	191*	v Australia	Bangalore	Oct 2010
ML Hayden of Australia
No	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	125	v West Indies	Adelaide	Jan 1997
2	136	v New Zealand	Brisbane	Nov 2001
3	131	v South Africa	Adelaide	Dec 2001
4	138	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2001
5	105	v South Africa	Sydney	Jan 2002
6	197	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2002
7	103	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2002
8	102	v England	Melbourne	Dec 2002
9	380	v Zimbabwe	Perth	Oct 2003
10	101*	v Zimbabwe	Sydney	Oct 2003
11	136	v India	Melbourne	Dec 2003
12	117	v Sri Lanka	Cairns	Jul 2004
13	132	v Sri Lanka	Cairns	Jul 2004
14	111	v ICC World XI	Sydney	Oct 2005
15	118	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
16	110	v West Indies	Hobart	Nov 2005
17	137	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2005
18	153	v England	Melbourne	Dec 2006
19	124	v India	Melbourne	Dec 2007
20	123	v India	Sydney	Jan 2008
21	103	v India	Adelaide	Jan 2008
RT Ponting of Australia
No	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	105	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 1997
2	197	v Pakistan	Perth	Nov 1999
3	125	v India	Adelaide	Dec 1999
4	141*	v India	Sydney	Jan 2000
5	157*	v New Zealand	Hobart	Nov 2001
6	123	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2002
7	154	v England	Adelaide	Nov 2002
8	169	v Zimbabwe	Sydney	Oct 2003
9	242	v India	Adelaide	Dec 2003
10	257	v India	Melbourne	Dec 2003
11	207	v Pakistan	Sydney	Jan 2005
12	149	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
13	104*	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
14	117	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2005
15	120	v South Africa	Sydney	Jan 2006
16	143*	v South Africa	Sydney	Jan 2006
17	196	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
18	142	v England	Adelaide	Dec 2006
19	140	v India	Adelaide	Jan 2008
20	101	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2008
21	209	v Pakistan	Hobart	Jan 2010

Second Test – Third day highlights

V Sehwag’s six of MG Johnson in this test gave him an aggregate of 80 sixes in his career. His 80 sixes include a six he scored representing ICC World Eleven against Australia at Sydney in Oct 2005

With 80 sixes to his credit, V Sehwag became the seventh batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 80 plus sixes. Others are – AC Gilchrist {100}, BC Lara {88}, CL Cairns {87}, IVA Richards {87}, A Flintoff {82} and ML Hayden {82}.

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 81^st occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against Australia. This stand also provides the 15^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket against Australia.

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 79h occasion of SR Tendulkar becoming a partner in three figure partnerships. The break up wicket wise read thus – First wicket – 01 : Second wicket – 00 : Third wicket – 33 : Fourth wicket – 16 : Fifth wicket – 20 : Sixth wicket – 05 : seventh wicket – 02 : Eighth wicket – 01 : Ninth wicket – 00 : Tenth wicket – 01 :

SR Tendulkar’s 79 three figures stands put him on par with RT Ponting who has also partnered 79 three figure partnerships. Only R Dravid with 82 three figure partnerships to his credit has more partnerships than SR Tendulkar and RT Ponting.

SR Tendulkar {191*} and M Vijay {139} scored hundreds in this test to provide the 61^st and 62^nd occasion of Indian batsmen scoring a hundred against Australia.

M Vijay’s 139 in this test represent the 21^st occasion of an Indian batman scoring a hundred against Australia

SR Tendulkar’s hundred in this game represent his 23^rd fifty against Australia. JB Hobbs of England {27} and B Sutcliffe of England {24} are the other two batsmen who have scored more fifties against Australia than SR Tendulkar

SR Tendulkar’s hundred in this game represent his 12^th fifty against Australia on home soil. He now shares the record for most fifties against Australia on home soil with BC Lara who also has scored 12 fifties.

M Vijay’s hundred {139} in this game represent his third test fifty. Others are – 87 vs Sri Lanka at Mum-BS in Dec 2009 and 58 vs Sri Lanka at Col-SSC in Jul 2010. M Vijay reached his maiden test hundred when he took a single of PR George’s last delivery of 80^th over of the innings. His previous best was 87 vs Sri Lanka at Mum-BS in Dec 2009. His 139 in this test represent his first appearance hundred against Australia.

SR Tendulkar who had an aggregate of 6154 runs on home soil prior to the Bangalore test went past BC Lara’s total of 6217 when he was 64 during his knock of 191 not out in India’s first innings. SR Tendulkar occupies the second place amongst the batsmen who have scored most runs on home soil with 6345 runs to his credit. RT Ponting with 6790 runs occupies the first place

SR Tendulkar’s hundred – 191 not out – in this game represents his 22^nd hundred on home soil and with it the record for most hundreds on home soil. He took his score from 99 to 105 with a six of N Hauritz {third delivery of 59^th over}. He wrested the record from RT Ponting and M Hayden of Australia who had scored 21 hundreds on home soil

SR Tendulkar’s hundred – 191 not out – in this test represents his 11^th hundred against Australia. Only JB Hobbs with 12 hundreds has scored more hundreds. SR Tendulkar’s eleven hundreds against Australia read thus – 148* at Sydney in Jan 1992, 114 at Perth in Feb 1992, 155* at Chennai in Mar 1998, 177 at Bangalore in Mar 1998, 116 at Melbourne in Dec 1999, 126 at Chennai in Mar 2001, 241* at Sydney in Jan 2004, 154* at Sydney in Jan 2008, 153 at Adelaide in Jan 2008, 109 at Nagpur in Nov 2000 and 136 plus at Bangalore in Oct 2010.

SR Tendulkar’s hundred – 191 not out – in this test represent his 49^th test hundred. The break up country wise read thus – Australia {11} : Bangladesh {05} : England {07} : New Zealand {04} : Pakistan {02} : South Africa {05} : Sri Lanka {09} : West Indies {03} and Zimbabwe {03]

SR Tendukar totalled 3000 runs against Australia in this test when he was on 116 during his knock of 191 not out at the end of the third day’s play. His aggregate stood at 3075. He became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 3000 plus runs against a specific opposition.

SR Tendulkar became the seventh batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 3000 runs against a specific opposition. Others are – DG Bradman of Australia {5028 runs vs England} : JB Hobbs of England {3636 runs vs Austraia} : AR Border of Australia {3548 runs vs England} : DI Gower of England {3269 vs Australia} : GS Sobers of West Indies {3214 vs Engand} and SR Waugh of Austraia {3200 runs vs England]

SR Tendulkar is the third batsman to total 3000 plus runs against Australia. The others are – JB Hobbs of England {3636 runs} and DI Gower {3269 runs}

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs partnership for the third wicket in this test to provide the first occasion of a 300 plus runs partnership for the third wicket against Australia. It is a record stand for the third wicket by Indian batsmen against Australia. The previous best was 159 runs stand between SM Gavaskar and GR Viswanath at Delhi in Oct 1979. Thus this pair – M Vijay and SR Tendulkar, rewrote the record third wicket stand set by Indian batsman 31 years ago.

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this test to provide the 18^th occasion of Tendulkar being one of the partners in a 200 plus runs partnership

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this test to provide the eleventh occasion of Indian b
atsmen posting 300 plus runs partnerships against various oppositions. This stand represents the 13th occasion of a 300 plus runs partnership posted by batsmen of various teams against Australia

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this test providing the third occasion of 300 plus runs partnership in a test at Bangalore. The other two are – 324 for the third wicket between Younis Khan and Inzamam-u-Huq of Pakistan vs India in Mar 2005, 300 runs for the fifth wicket between SC Ganguly and Yuvraj Singh of India vs Pakistan in Dec 2007

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs for the third wicket in this test providing the record partnership by Indian batsmen at Bangalore. The previous best was the 300 runs for the fifth wicket between SC Ganguly and Yuvraj Singh of India vs Pakistan in Dec 2007

SR Tendulkar’s 191 not out in this test provide the 20^th occasion of his scoring 150 plus runs in a test innings on 20 occasions and with it he holds the record for most 150 plus runs by a batsman in the annals of test cricket. He wrested the record from BC Lara of West Indies who has nineteen 150 plus scores. SR Tendulkar reached 150 by taking a single of BW Hilfenhaus by taking his score from 149 to 150.

SR Tendulkar’s 191 not out in this test represents his sixth innings of 150 plus against Australia and he now owns the record of most 150 plus scores against Australia. He wrested the record from WR Hammond of England and BC Lara of West Indies who had scored 150 plus runs on five occasions. SR Tendulkar’s six occasions of 150 plus scores read thus – 155* at Chennai in Mar 1998, 177 at Bangalore in Mar 1998, 241* at Sydney in Jan 2004, 154* at Sydney in Jan 2008, 153 at Adelaide in Jan 2008 and 191 not out at Bangalore in Oct 2010

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs stand in this test providing the fourth occasion of 300 plus runs partnership against Australia. The other three occasions are – 376 runs for the fifth wicket between R Dravid and VVS Laxman at Kolkata in Mar 2001, 303 runs for the fifth wicket between R Dravid and VVS Laxman at Adelaide in Dec 2003 and 353 runs for the fourth wicket between VVS Laxman and SR Tendulkar at Sydney in Oct 2010.

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs stand in this test providing the third occasion of SR Tendulkar in a partnership of 300 plus runs. Other two occasions are – 353 runs for the fourth wicket with VVS Laxman vs Australia at Sydney in Jan 2004 and 336 for the third wicket with V Sehwag vs Pakistan at Multan in Mar 2004.

M Vijay and SR Tendulkar added 308 runs stand in this test providing the third occasion of Indian batsmen adding 300 plus runs for the third wicket. The other two occasions are – 316 runs between GR Viswanath and Yashpal Sharma vs England at Chennai in Jan 1982 and 336 runs between V Sehwag and SR Tendulkar vs Pakistan at Multan in Mar 2004

M Vijay {139} and SR Tendulkar {191*} scored hundreds in this test to provide the 27^th and 28^th occasion of a batsman to score hundreds at Bangalore. SR Tendulkar registered his second hundred at Bangalore when he scored in this test. His other hundred was 177 vs Australia in Mar 1998. He became the third batsman to score hundreds on two occasions at Bangalore. Others are MA Azharuddin {108 vs Sri Lanka in Jan 1994 and 102 vs South Africa in Mar 2000} and SM Gavaskar {172 vs England in Dec 1981 and 103* vs Pakistan in Sep 1983}. SR Tendulkar is the only batsman to score 150 plus runs on two occasions at Bangalore {177 vs Australia in Mar 1998 and 191* vs Australia in Oct 2010}

N Hauritz conceded 100 plus runs in this test to provide the 70^th occasion of an Australian bowler conceding 100 plus runs against India

Second T20I : South Africa vs Zimbabwe at Kimberley on 10.10.10 : South Africa won by eight runs

GC Smith’s T20I aggregate at the end of this match stood at 907. He became the third batsman in T20Is to total 900 plus runs. Others are – BB McCullum {1100} and KP Pietersen {911}.

GC Smith’s boundary fours aggregate at the end of this game stood at 115. He now owns the record of most boundary fours in T20Is. He went post BB McCullum’s 112 boundary fours on his way to the record.

JP Duminy’s 96 not out in this game provide the eight occasion of a batsman scoring an individual ninety in T20Is. The other occasions are – 98* by RT Ponting of Australia vs New Zealand at Auckland on 17.02.05, 96 by DR Martyn of Australia vs South Africa at Brisbane on 09.01.06, 90* by HH Gibbs of South Africa vs West Indies at Johannesburg on 11.09.07, 96* by TM Dilshan of Sri Lanka vs West Indies at The Oval on 19.06.09, 94 by LL Bosman of South Africa vs England at Centurion on 15.11.09, 98* by DPMD Jayawardene of Sri Lanka vs West Indies at Bridgetown on 07.05.10 and 98 by CH Gayle of West Indies vs India at Bridgetown on 09.05.10

JP Duminy became the second South African batsman to score a ninety in T20Is, the other being HH Gibbs of South Africa vs West Indies at Johannesburg on 11.09.07 who had scored 90 not out.

South Africa became the first team in T20Is to have three batsmen scoring nineties – 90 not out by HH Gibbs vs West Indies at Johannesburg on 11.09.07, 94 by LL Bosman vs England at Centurion on 15.11.09 and 96 not out by JP Duminy vs Zimbabwe at Kimberley on 10.10.10

JP Duminy and DA Miller added 69 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 26^th occasion of South African batsmen posting 50 plus runs partnerships. This stand also provides the seventh occasion of a 50 plus runs partnership for the fourth wicket by South African batsmen in T20Is

BRM Taylor and CJ Chibhabha added 107 runs for the second wicket to provide the eighth occasion of Zimbabwe batsmen posting 50 plus runs partnerships. This stand also provides the third occasion of a 50 plus runs partnership for the second wicket by South African batsmen in T20Is

BRM Taylor and CJ Chibhabha added 107 runs for the second wicket provides the first three figure stand by Zimbabwe batsmen in T20Is and thus a record partnership. The previous best was the 89 runs stand for the second wicket between H Masakadza and CJ Chibhabha vs Canada at King City on 13.10.08.

BRM Taylor and CJ Chibhabha added 107 runs for the second wicket provides the 29th three figure stand in T20Is. This stand also provides the fifth occasion of a three figure partnership for the second wicket in T20Is.

CB Mpofu returned with figures of 4.0-0-59-1 in this game to provide the 29th occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in a T20I game

CB Mpofu returned with figures of 4.0-0-59-1 in this game to provide the most expensive bowling figures by a Zimbambwe bowler in terms of runs conceded. CB Mpofu became the first Zimbabwe bowler to concede 50 plus runs in a T20I innings. The previous most expensive figures by a Zimbabwe bowler was held by EC Rainsford who had figures of 3.0-0-42-0 vs South Africa at Bloemfontein on 08.10.10, in the first T20I of the series.

CB Mpofu returned with figures of 4.0-0-59-1 in this game providing the fifth occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs against South Africa in T20Is. The other four occasions are – SI Mahmood of England {4.0-0-61-1 at Centurion on 15.11.09}: R Rampaul of West Indies {4.0-0-52-1 at Jo’burg on 11.09.07}: GA Rogers of Netherland {4.0-0-52-0 at The Oval on 07.06.09} and JDP Oram of New Zealand {4.0-0-50-0 at Durban on 19.09.07}

Zimbabwe innings contained two fifties – BRM Taylor {59} and CJ Chibhabha {59} providing the 27^th occasion of two or more fifties in an innings by a team in T20Is. As far Zimbabwe is concerned, it is the second such occasion, the first being in the first T20I game in this series at Bloemfontein when H Masakadza and CJ Chibhabha came up with 72 and 52 respectively.

BRM Taylor {59} and CJ Chibhabha {59} scored fifties in this game to provide the sixth and seventh occasion of Zimbabwe batsmen scoring fifties in T20Is.

JP Duminy’s 96 not out in this game provide the 23^rd occasion of a South African batsman scoring fifties in T20Is. His knock represents the highest individual score by a South African batsman in T20Is. The previous best was 94 by LL Bosman vs England at Centurion on 15.11.09

South Africa’s win by eight runs in this game represent its 23^rd win in T20Is. It also provides its fourth win by a single digit runs margin – by two runs vs Australia at Jo’burg on 24.02.06, by one run vs West Indies at North Sound on 20.05.10, by one run vs England at Lord’s on 09.06.09 and by eight runs vs Zimbabwe at Kimberley on 10.10.10

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SR Tendulkar completed 14000 runs in test cricket when he executed a backfoot cover drive of N Hauritz {fourth delivery of 27^th over} to take his score from 25 to 29 and his aggregate from 13998 to 14002. He became the first batsman in the annals of test cricket to reach the 14000 runs land mark. At the end of the second day’s play he has an aggregate of 14017 runs. His performance with country wise break up is furnished below

Opposition	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	F	Z
v Australia	31	58	7	2928	241*	57.41	10	12	4
v Bangladesh	7	9	3	820	248*	136.66	5	0	0
v England	24	39	4	2150	193	61.42	7	10	0
v New Zealand	19	32	5	1406	217	52.07	4	7	1
v Pakistan	18	27	2	1057	194*	42.28	2	7	2
v South Africa	22	39	2	1415	169	38.24	5	5	3
v Sri Lanka	25	36	3	1995	203	60.45	9	6	0
v West Indies	16	25	2	1328	179	57.73	3	7	3
v Zimbabwe	9	14	2	918	201*	76.50	3	3	1
Total	171	279	30	14017	248*	56.29	48	57	14

Progressive milestones of SR Tendulkar’s aggregate of 14000 plus runs in terms of 1000 runs are listed below

Milestones	Mat	Inns	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
00001	1	1	15	v Pakistan	Karachi	Nov 1989
01000	19	29	1079	v South Africa	Johannesburg	Nov 1992
02000	32	45	2023	v New Zealand	Hamilton	Mar 1994
03000	45	68	3087	v South Africa	Kanpur	Dec 1996
04000	58	87	4106	v Sri Lanka	Mum-BS	Dec 1997
05000	67	103	5000	v Pakistan	Kolkata	Feb 1999
06000	76	121	6036	v South Africa	Bangalore	Mar 2000
07000	85	137	7089	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	Nov 2001
08000	96	154	8004	v West Indies	Kingston	May 2002
09000	111	180	9265	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2004
10000	122	196	10077	v Pakistan	Kolkata	Mar 2005
11000	139	224	11067	v England	Nottingham	Jul 2007
12000	152	248	12037	v Australia	Mohali	Oct 2008
13000	163	267	13091	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	Jan 2010
14000	171	279	14017	v Australia	Bangalore	Oct 2010

Second Test: Second day’s play

SR Watson {56}, Ponting {77}, MJ North {128} and TD Paine {59} scored fifties in Australia’s innings providing the 259^th, 260^th, 261^st and 262^nd occasion of an Australian batsman scoring fifties against India.

RT Ponting’s 77 in this test provide the 49^th occasion of an Australian captain scoring a fifty against India. It was RT Ponting’s sixth fifty as captain against India. He now occupies the joint third spot amongst the Australian captains who have scored most fifties against India. He is on par with KJ Hughes who has scored six fifties. Only RB Simpson {10} and AR Border {07} have scored more fifies than RT Ponting and KJ Hughes

SR Watson’s 56 in this test represent the 79^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a fifty against India. It was his 13^th test fifty and fourth fifty against India.

At the end of the Australia’s first innings, RT Ponting has scored most runs against India. He has an aggregate of 1939 runs. He went past ML Hayden’s 1888 when he was on 27 duirng his knock of 77 in this innings.

RT Ponting became the fifth batsman to total 1900 runs against India in tests. Others are – CH Lloyd {2344}, Javed Miandad {2228}, IVA Richards {1927} and GS Sobers {1920|. RT Ponting occupies the third place amongst the most run getters against India. He went past the aggregate of West Indian greats IVA Richards {1927} and GS Sobers {1920} on his way to 1939.

RT Ponting’s aggregate of runs in the first innings of a test match stood at 4964 at the end of Australia’s first innings in this test. RT Ponting’s aggregate of 4964 is second to SR Tendulkar’s aggregate of 5308 in the annals of test cricket.

MJ North registered his fifth century when he scored 128 in this test. His five hundreds read thus – 125* vs England at Cardiff in Jul 2009, 117 vs South Africa at Jo’burg in Feb 2009, 112* vs New Zealand at Wellington in Mar 2010, 110 vs England at Leeds in Aug 2009, 128 vs India at Bangalore in Oct 2010,

MJ North’s 128 in this test represent his highest test score. His previous best was 125* vs England at Cardiff in Jul 2009.

RT Ponting’s 77 in this test represent his 18^th fifty in the first innings of a test on away soil. AR Border {19}, SR Tendulkar {19} and SR Waugh {19} are the three batsmen who have scored more fifties in the first innings of a test match than RT Ponting on away soil. RT Ponting went past R Dravid’s 17 fifties on his way to his 18^th fifty.

RT Ponting’s 77 in this test represent his tenth half century in the first innings of a test match on away soil. He became the sixth batsman to score ten or more half centuries in this category of statistics. Others are – AR Border {12}, R Dravid {11}, Javed Miandad {11}, ME Waugh {11} and SR Waugh {11}

MJ North’s 128 in this test provide the 57^th occasion of a visiting batsman scoring a fifty at Bangalore. It also represents the 26th occasion of a visiting batsman scoring a century at Bangalore

MJ North’s six of PP Ojha {third ball of 97^th over} provides the 100^th six scored in tests at M Chinnswamy Stadium, Bangalore. Team wise break up read thus – India {49}, Australia {17}, Pakistan {09}, West Indies {09}, Sri Lanka {06}, New Zealand {04}, South Africa {04} and England {02}

MJ North and TD Paine added 149 plus runs for the sixth wicket in this test providing the 93^rd occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India. This stand also provides the eighth occasion of sixth wicket three figure partnership by Australian batsmen against India.

MJ North and TD Paine added 149 plus runs for the sixth wicket in this test providing the second occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the sixth wicket against India at Bangalore. The first occasion was the 167 run partnership between MJ Clarke and AC Gilchrist in Oct 2004

SR Watson {56}, Ponting {77}, MJ North {128} and TD Paine {59} scored fifties in Australia’s innings providing the 12^th occasion of four or more Australian batsman scoring fifties against India. It is the second such feat by Australian batsman at Bangalore. In Oct 2004, J Langer {52}, SM Katich {81}, MJ Clarke {151} and AC Gilchrist {104} had scored fifties.

TD Paine was dismissed stumped by MS Dhoni for 59 in this test providing the sixth occasion of Australian wicket keeper stumped against India. The other five occasions are – HB Taber for 46 at Delhi in Nov 1969, IA Healy for 12 vs Delhi in Oct 1996, AC Gilchrist for 122 at Mumbai in Feb 2001, AC Gilchrist for 4 at Sydney in Jan 2004 and BJ Haddin for 17 at Delhi in Oct 2008.

TD Paine became the second Australian wicket keeper to be dismissed stumped after scoring a fifty. He was dismissed stumped for 59 in this game. AC Gilchrist was the other wicket keeper batsman to be dismissed stumped for 122 at Mumbai in Feb 2001.

TD Paine’s stumped dismissal in this test provides the 21^st occasion of an Australian wicket keeper batsman dimissed stumped in a test innings. It also provides the 105^th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed stumped in a test innings in the annals of test cricket.

TD Paine’s 59 in this test is his second test fifty, the first being his 92 at Mohali, the first test of the ongoing series.

MJ North’s 128 in this test provide the 84^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a hundred against India. His knock represents the 26^th hundred in a test at Bangalore and also provide the seventh hundred by an Australian batsman. The other six occasions are – 153* by ME Waugh in Mar 1998, 102* by MA Taylor in Mar 1998, 151 by MJ Clarke in Oct 2004, 104 by AC Gilchrist in Oct 2004, 123 by RT Ponting in Oct 2008 and 146 by MEK Hussey
in Oct 2008

MJ Johnson failed to score in this test providing the 137^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a duck against Australia

NM Hauritz’s run out for 17 in this game provide the 48^th occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out against India.

PP Ojha {3 for 120} and Harbhajan Singh {4 for 148} conceded 100 plus runs in this innings providing the 101^st and 102^nd occasion of Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against Australia.

Harbhajan Singh has conceded 100 plus runs in an innings against Australia on 13 occasions which includes 148 runs conceded in this innings. Only A Kumble has conceded 100 plus runs in an innings on more occasions against Australia than Harbhajan Singh. A Kumble has conceded 100 plus runs in an innings on 15 occasions

Harbhajan Singh has conceded 100 plus runs in an innings on 38 occasions which includes 148 runs conceded in this innings. Other bowlers to concede 100 plus runs on more than 38 occasions are – M Muralitharan {61}, A Kumble {57}, SK Warne {40} and Danish Kaneria {39}

Australia’s 478 in this test provide the fourth occasion of it posting a total of 400 plus runs at Bangalore. Other occasions are – 474 in Oct 2004, 430 in Oct 2008 and 400 in Mar 1998. Thus its 478 in this test represent its highest team total at Bangalore.

Indian innings highlights added

V Sehwag’s six of MG Johnson {third ball of sixth over} represent the 50^th six by Indian batsmen in tests at Bangalore. Later on M Vijay hit a six of N Hauritz {third delivery of 15^th over} which was the 51^st six by Indian batsmen at Bangalore

Prior to the start of the Bangalore test, V Sehwag has an aggregate of 1476 runs against Australia. He required 24 more runs for his 1500 runs against Australia. He got those runs when he drove debutant PR George’s second delivery to the long on boundary and took his score from 21 to 25 and his aggregate from 1497 to 1501. At the end of his innings he has an aggregate of 1506. He became the sixth Indian batsman to total 1500 plus runs against Australia. Others who have 1500 plus runs prior to the start of the Bangalore test are – SR Tendulkar {2884}, VVS Laxman {2279}, R Dravid {1927} and SM Gavaskar {1550}

R Dravid has played his 55^th test batting at number three at home at Mohali. He has equalled the record held by RT Ponting who has played 55 home tests. Dravid’s second test at Bangalore has given him record 56 appearances at home while batting at number three.

R Dravid was dismissed for one in this innings providing the sixth occasion of his being dismissed for one in a test innings. The other five occasions are – vs New Zealand at Mohali in Oct 1999, vs New Zealand at Kanpur in Oct 1999, vs Zimbabwe at Delhi in Feb 2002, vs Australia at Brisbane in Dec 2003 and vs South Africa at Johannesburg in Dec 2006.

SR Tendulkar completed 14000 runs in test cricket when he executed a backfoot cover drive of N Hauritz {fourth delivery of 27^th over} to take his score from 25 to 29 and his aggregate from 13998 to 14002. He became the first batsman in the annals of test cricket to reach the 14000 runs land mark.

MJ North’s six of PP Ojha {third ball of 97^th over} provides the 100^th six scored in tests at M Chinnswamy Stadium, Bangalore. Team wise break up read thus – India {49}, Australia {17}, Pakistan {09}, West Indies {09}, Sri Lanka {06}, New Zealand {04}, South Africa {04} and England {02}. The break up of sixes scored by batsmen is furnished below

No	Batsman	Runs	6s	Inns	Team	Opp	Mon/Year
1	CG Greenidge	93	3	1	Win	Ind	Nov 1974
2	AI Kallicharran	124	2	1	Win	Ind	Nov 1974
3	GR Viswanath	29	1	2	Ind	Win	Nov 1974
4	CG Greenidge	107	2	3	Win	Ind	Nov 1974
5	CH Lloyd	163	2	3	Win	Ind	Nov 1974
6	DB Vengsarkar	112	2	2	Ind	Aus	Sep 1979
7	GR Viswanath	161*	1	2	Ind	Aus	Sep 1979
8	Yashpal Sharma	37	1	2	Ind	Aus	Sep 1979
9	Imran Khan	6	1	1	Pak	Ind	Nov 1979
10	N Kapil Dev	38	1	2	Ind	Pak	Nov 1979
11	IT Botham	55	1	1	Eng	Ind	Dec 1981
12	N Kapil Dev	59	1	2	Ind	Eng	Dec 1981
13	Javed Miandad	99	1	2	Pak	Ind	Sep 1983
14	Wasim Raja	39	1	2	Pak	Ind	Sep 1983
15	DB Vengsarkar	50	1	2	Ind	Pak	Mar 1987
16	KS More	9*	1	2	Ind	Pak	Mar 1987
17	Manzoor Elahi	8	1	3	Pak	Ind	Mar 1987
18	Wasim Akram	11	1	3	Pak	Ind	Mar 1987
19	RMH Binny	15	1	4	Ind	Pak	Mar 1987
20	NS Sidhu	116	4	1	Ind	NZl	Nov 1988
21	RJ Shastri	54	1	1	Ind	NZl	Nov 1988
22	AH Jones	45	1	2	NZl	Ind	Nov 1988
23	K Srikkanth	58*	1	3	Ind	NZl	Nov 1988
24	JG Wright	58	1	4	NZl	Ind	Nov 1988
25	NS Sidhu	99	2	1	Ind	Srl	Jan 1994
26	VG Kambli	82	2	1	Ind	Srl	Jan 1994
27	M Azharuddin	108	1	1	Ind	Srl	Jan 1994
28	N Kapil Dev	53*	2	1	Ind	Srl	Jan 1994
29	ST Jayasuriya	22	1	2	Srl	Ind	Jan 1994
30	RS Kalpage	63	2	2	Srl	Ind	Jan 1994
31	A Ranatunga	28	2	3	Srl	Ind	Jan 1994
32	M Muralitharan	20*	1	3	Srl	Ind	Jan 1994
33	A Jadeja	59	1	2	Ind	NZl	Oct 1995
34	SP Fleming	41	1	3	NZl	Ind	Oct 1995
35	DK Morrison	9	1	3	NZl	Ind	Oct 1995
36	M Prabhakar	43	1	4	Ind	NZl	Oct 1995
37	NS Sidhu	74	3	1	Ind	Aus	Mar 1998
38	SR Tendulkar	177	3	1	Ind	Aus	Mar 1998
39	A Kumble	39	1	1	Ind	Aus	Mar 1998
40	MJ Slater	91	2	2	Aus	Ind	Mar 1998
41	ME Waugh	153*	4	2	Aus	Ind	Mar 1998
42	SK Warne	33	1	2	Aus	Ind	Mar 1998
43	NS Sidhu	44	1	3	Ind	Aus	Mar 1998
44	MJ Slater	42	1	4	Aus	Ind	Mar 1998
45	JH Kallis	95	2	2	SAF	Ind	Mar 2000
46	DJ Cullinan	53	1	2	SAF	Ind	Mar 2000
47	L Klusener	97	1	2	SAF	Ind	Mar 2000
48	M Azharuddin	102	2	3	Ind	SAF	Mar 2000
49	N Hussain	43	1	1	Eng	Ind	Dec 2001
50	MJ Clarke	151	4	1	Aus	Ind	Oct 2004
51	AC Gilchrist	104	3	1	Aus	Ind	Oct 2004
52	IK Pathan	55	2	4	Ind	Aus	Oct 2004
53	Harbhajan Singh	42	1	4	Ind	Aus	Oct 2004
54	Younis Khan	267	1	1	Pak	Ind	Mar 2005
55	V Sehwag	201	2	2	Ind	Pak	Mar 2005
56	Yasir Hameed	76	1	3	Pak	Ind	Mar 2005
57	Shahid Afridi	58	2	3	Pak	Ind	Mar 2005
58	SC Ganguly	239	2	1	Ind	Pak	Dec 2007
59	Yuvraj Singh	169	1	1	Ind	Pak	Dec 2007
60	IK Pathan	102	4	1	Ind	Pak	Dec 2007
61	SC Ganguly	91	1	3	Ind	Pak	Dec 2007
62	KD Karthik	52	1	3	Ind	Pak	Dec 2007
63	MEK Hussey	146	1	1	Aus	Ind	Oct 2008
64	MJ North	128	1	1	Aus	Ind	Oct 2010
	Total		100

SR Watson and SM Katich added 99 runs for the first wicket in this test providing the 14th occasion of an opening partnership of 99 runs in the annals of test cricket. This partnership provides the fifth occasion of such a partnership against India. The following table tabulates them

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	WA Brown, JHW Fingleton	1	99	Aus	SAF	Johannesburg	Feb 1936
2	L Hutton, FA Lowson	1	99	Eng	SAF	Leeds	Jul 1951
3	NJ Contractor, P Roy	1	99	Ind	Win	Kanpur	Dec 1958
4	MR Bynoe, CC Hunte	1	99	Win	Ind	Chennai	Jan 1967
5	WM Lawry, RB Simpson	1	99	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	Dec 1967
6	Sadiq Mohammad, Talat Ali	1	99	Pak	Eng	Lahore	Mar 1973
7	IR Redpath, A Turner	1	99	Aus	Win	Brisbane	Nov 1975
8	DL Haynes, PV Simmons	1	99	Win	SAF	Bridgetown	Apr 1992
9	UC Hathurusingha, RS Mahanama	1	99	Srl	Eng	Col-SSC	Mar 1993
10	MJ Slater, MA Taylor	1	99	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	Nov 1994
11	AB de Villiers, GC Smith	1	99	SAF	Ind	Durban	Dec 2006
12	AN Petersen, GC Smith	1	99	SAF	Win	Basseterre	Jun 2010
13	TM Dilshan, NT Paranavitana	1	99	Srl	Ind	Col-SSC	Jul 2010
14	SM Katich, SR Watson	1	99	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 201

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	MR Bynoe, CC Hunte	1	99	Win	Ind	< p>Chennai	Jan 1967
2	WM Lawry, RB Simpson	1	99	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	Dec 1967
3	AB de Villiers, GC Smith	1	99	SAF	Ind	Durban	Dec 2006
4	TM Dilshan, NT Paranavitana	1	99	Srl	Ind	Col-SSC	Jul 2010
5	SM Katich, SR Watson	1	99	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2010

RT Ponting’s half century – 77 – in this test represents his 52^nd fifty as Australian captain. He now holds the record for most fifties by an Australian captain. He went past AR Border’s record of 51 fifties. RT Ponting’s 52 fifties represent not only an Australian record but also a world record for most fifties by a test captain. All his 52 fifties are tabulated below

No	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	92	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	Mar 2004
2	51	v New Zealand	Brisbane	Nov 2004
3	68	v New Zealand	Adelaide	Nov 2004
4	98	v Pakistan	Perth	Dec 2004
5	62*	v Pakistan	Melbourne	Dec 2004
6	207	v Pakistan	Sydney	Jan 2005
7	105	v New Zealand	Auckland	Mar 2005
8	86*	v New Zealand	Auckland	Mar 2005
9	61	v England	Birmingham	Aug 2005
10	156	v England	Manchester	Aug 2005
11	54	v ICC World XI	Sydney	Oct 2005
12	149	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
13	104*	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
14	56	v West Indies	Adelaide	Nov 2005
15	71	v South Africa	Perth	Dec 2005
16	53	v South Africa	Perth	Dec 2005
17	117	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2005
18	120	v South Africa	Sydney	Jan 2006
19	143*	v South Africa	Sydney	Jan 2006
20	74	v South Africa	Cape Town	Mar 2006
21	103	v South Africa	Durban	Mar 2006
22	116	v South Africa	Durban	Mar 2006
23	118*	v Bangladesh	Fatullah	Apr 2006
24	52	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	Apr 2006
25	196	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
26	60*	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
27	142	v England	Adelaide	Dec 2006
28	75	v England	Perth	Dec 2006
29	56	v Sri Lanka	Brisbane	Nov 2007
30	53*	v Sri Lanka	Hobart	Nov 2007
31	55	v India	Sydney	Jan 2008
32	140	v India	Adelaide	Jan 2008
33	158	v West Indies	Kingston	May 2008
34	65	v West Indies	North Sound	May 2008
35	123	v India	Bangalore	Oct 2008
36	87	v India	Delhi	Oct 2008
37	79	v New Zealand	Adelaide	Nov 2008
38	101	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2008
39	99	v South Africa	Melbourne	Dec 2008
40	53	v South Africa	Sydney	Jan 2009
41	83	v South Africa	Johannesburg	Feb 2009
42	81	v South Africa	Durban	Mar 2009
43	150	v England	Cardiff	Jul 2009
44	78	v England	Leeds	Aug 2009
45	66	v England	The Oval	Aug 2009
46	55	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2009
47	57	v Pakistan	Melbourne	Dec 2009
48	209	v Pakistan	Hobart	Jan 2010
49	89	v Pakistan	Hobart	Jan 2010
50	66	v Pakistan	Leeds	Jul 2010
51	71	v India	Mohali	Oct 2010
52	77	v India	Bangalore	Oct 2010

PR George and CA Pujara became the 20^th and 21^st cricketers to make their test debut in a test at Bangalore.

No	Cricketers	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	CG Greenidge	Win	Ind	Bangalore	Nov 1974
2	HS Kanitkar	Ind	Win	Bangalore	Nov 1974
3	IVA Richards	Win	Ind	Bangalore	Nov 1974
4	Yajurvindra Singh	Ind	Eng	Bangalore	Jan 1977
5	MD Marshall	Win	Ind	Bangalore	Dec 1978
6	NS Yadav	Ind	Aus	Bangalore	Sep 1979
7	RMH Binny	Ind	Pak	Bangalore	Nov 1979
8	Ehteshamuddin	Pak	Ind	Bangalore	Nov 1979
9	Azeem Hafeez	Pak	Ind	Bangalore	Sep 1983
10	CM Kuggeleijn	NZl	Ind	Bangalore	Nov 1988
11	LK Germon	NZl	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 1995
12	AC Dale	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Mar 1998
13	Harbhajan Singh	Ind	Aus	Bangalore	Mar 1998
14	DS Lehmann	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Mar 1998
15	N Chopra	Ind	SAF	Bangalore	Mar 2000
16	M Kaif	Ind	SAF	Bangalore	Mar 2000
17	MJ Clarke	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2004
18	Yasir Arafat	Pak	Ind	Bangalore	Dec 2007
19	CL White	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2008
20	PR George	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2010
21	CA Pujara	Ind	Aus	Bangalore	Oct 2010

CA Pujara became the eighth Indian cricketer to make test debut in a test at Bangaloree while PR George became the fifth Australian cricketer to make test debut.

No	Cricketers	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	HS Kanitkar	Ind	Win	Bangalore	Nov 1974
2	Yajurvindra Singh	Ind	Eng	Bangalore	Jan 1977
3	NS Yadav	Ind	Aus	Bangalore	Sep 1979
4	RMH Binny	Ind	Pak	Bangalore	Nov 1979
5	Harbhajan Singh	Ind	Aus	Bangalore	Mar 1998
6	N Chopra	Ind	SAF	Bangalore	Mar 2000
7	M Kaif	Ind	SAF	Bangalore	Mar 2000
8	CA Pujara	Ind	Aus	Bangalore	Oct 2010
No	Cricketers	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	AC Dale	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Mar 1998
2	DS Lehmann	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Mar 1998
3	MJ Clarke	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2004
4	CL White	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2008
5	PR George	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	Oct 2010