EJG Morgan’s
four boundary sixes in his knock of 106 againnst Ireland in the third
one day game at Southampton on 04.08.20 fetched
him an aggregate of 215 boundary sixes when he has captained England in International
matches {one day games and T20 Internationals}. He now holds the record of
scoring most boundary sixes while leading a team in Intenratioal matches, that
is Tests, ODIs and T20Is. He went post MS Dhoni’s aggregate of 211 boundary
sixes. The following table lists the four
captains who have scored 150 plus boundary sixes in International games.
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
6s
1
EJG
Morgan
Eng
163
152
23
05361
215
2
MS
Dhoni
Ind
332
330
91
11207
211
3
RT
Ponting
Aus
324
376
37
15440
171
4
BB
McCullum
NZl
121
140
07
04977
170
Highlights of third one day at Southampton between England and Ireland
EJG Morgan
scored 106 in this game to provide the 24th occasion of an England
captain scoring a century in one day games. It also provides the 14th occasion
of an England captain scoring a century in one day games on home soil
EJG Morgan
scored 106 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of his scoring a century
as England captain in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of
his scoring a century as an England captain in one day games on home soil
EJG Morgan
scored 106 in this game represent his 13th century in one day games.
He now stands second in the list of England batsmen who have scorec most
centuries in one day games. The first place is occupied by JE Root who has
scored 19 centuries. EJG Morgan went past ME Tresothick who has scored 12
centuries. JE Root {19}, EJG Morgan {13} and ME Tresothick {12} are the only
three England batsmen who have scored ten or more centuries in one day games.
EJG Morgan
scored 106 in this game represent his 54th fifty in one day games
representing England. Apart from his 13 centuries, he has also scored 41 half
centuries. EJG Morgan is the only England batsman to score 50 plus half
centuries.
EJG Morgan
scored 106 in this game represent his 60th fifty in one day games – 54
fifties for England and 06 for Ireland. He became the 31st batsman
in the history of one day games to score 60 plus fifties.
EJG Morgan’s run
aggregate in one day games read 7510 representing both Ireland and England
teams. He became the 36th batsman to aggregate 7500 plus runs in one
day games.
EJG Morgan
scored 106 in this game represent his second century in one day games against
Ireland. Prior to this he had scored 124 not out at Dublin-Malahide on
03.09.13.
England
posted 328 in this game to provide the 741st occasion of team
posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games. It also provides the 79th
occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games.
England
posted 328 in this game to provide the 49th occasion of team dismissed all out
after posting a total of 300 plus runs all out in one day games. It also
provides the fifth occasion of a England dismissed all out posting a total of
300 plus runs in one day games.
Ireland
posted 329 for 3 in this game to provide the 742st occasion of team
posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games. It also provides the 14th
occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games.
England
posted 328 and Ireland posted 329 for 3 in this game to provide the 141st
occasion of both teams posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games.
England
posted 328 and lost the match to provide the 146th occasion of a
team losing a game after posting 300 plus runs in one day games. It also
provides the 21st occasion of England suffering such an ignominy.
England
occupies the second place in the list of teams which have lost the game after
posting 300 plus runs. India has lost 23 games after posting 300 plus runs.
EJG Morgan
and T Banton added 146 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the
260th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership
in one day games. It also provides the 40th occasion of England batsmen posting
a three figure partnership in one day games for the fourth wicket.
EJG Morgan
and T Banton added 146 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the
sixth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day
games against Ireland. It also provides the second occasion of England batsmen
posting a three figure partnership in one day games for the fourth wicket
against Ireland.
EJG Morgan
and T Banton added 146 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the
record stand by England batsmen against Ireland for the fourth wicket. The
previous best was 142 runs partnership berween IR Bell and ME Trescothick at
Belfast on 13.06.06
PJ Stirling
and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide
the 147th occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in
one day games. It also provides the 43rd such occasion for the
second wicket in one day games.
PJ Stirling
and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide
the sixth occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day
games by Ireland. It also provides the second such occasion for the second
wicket in one day games by Ireland batsmen.
It represents
the record partnership by Ireland batsmen in one day games. The previous best
was 201 runs partnership between A Balbirnie and WTS Porterfield against UAE at
ICCA Dubai on 13.01.18
PJ Stirling
and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide eleventh
occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day games against
England. It also provides the fourth such occasion for the second wicket in one
day games against England.
PJ Stirling
and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide
first occasion of Ireland batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day
games against England. It is also a record stand for any wicket by Ireland
batsmen against England. The previous best was 162 runs partnership for the
sixth wicket between AR Cussaxk and KJ Obrien at Bengaluru on 02.03.11
PR Stirling
was dismissed run out for 142 in this game to provide the 99th occasion of a
batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day
games. It also provides the tenth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after
scoring a century in the history of one day games against England.
PR Stirling
was dismissed run out for 142 in this game represent the highest individual
score by a batsman dismissed run out against England. The previous best was 129
by New Zealand batsman JM How at Napier on 20.02.08.
PR Stirling
was dismissed run out for 142 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of an
Ireland batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one
day games. Other occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
KJ O’Brien
142
1
Ire
Ken
Nairobi-R
02 Feb 2007
2
PR Stirling
142
2
Ire
Eng
Southampton
04 Aug 2020
3
KJ O’Brien
113
2
Ire
Eng
Bengaluru
02 Mar 2011
4
A Balbirnie
101
2
Ire
Zim
Bready
01 Jul 2019
PR Stirling
and KJ O’brien share the record for the highest score by an Ireland batsman
dismissed run out in an innings in one day games. Both the batsmen have scored
an identical 142 runs.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
KJ O’Brien
142
1
Ire
Ken
Nairobi-R
02 Feb 2007
2
PR Stirling
142
2
Ire
Eng
Southampton
04 Aug 2020
PR Stirling
became the second Ireland batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring a
century against England in one day games after KJ O’Brien
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
PR Stirling
142
2
Ire
Eng
Southampton
04 Aug 2020
2
KJ O’Brien
113
2
Ire
Eng
Bengaluru
02 Mar 2011
PR Stirling
was dismissed run out for 142 in this game to provide the 55th occasion of an
opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one
day games. It also provides the first occasion of an Ireland opening batsman
dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games. It
also provides the fifth occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out after
scoring a century in the history of one day games against England.
PR Stirling
was dismissed run out for 142 in this game represent the highest inndividual
score by an opening batsman dismissed run out against England. The previous
best was 125 by New Zealand opening batsman AJ Finch at Melbourne on 14.02.15.
PR Stirling
{142} and A Balbirnie {113} scored centuries in this game to provide the 94th
occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one
day games. It also provides the ninth such occasion against England in one day
games.
It also provides
the second such occasion by Ireland batsmen in one day games. The first such
occasion was against UAE at ICCA Dubai on 13.01.18 when WTS Porterfield {129}
and A Balbirnie {102} came up with centuries.
This game
witnessed three centuries – EJG Morgan {106} for England and PR Stirling {142}
and A Balbirnie {113} for Ireland to provide the 50th occasion of
three or more batsmen scorinng centuries in a one day game. The list includes
two occasions of three batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in one day games.
EJG Morgan
{106} and A Balbirnie {113} scored centuries in this game to provide the fifth
occasion of rival captains scoring centuries in an one day game. All such
occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WTSPorterfield
112
1
Ire
Eng
Dublin-M
03 Sep 2013
2
EJG Morgan
124*
2
Eng
Ire
Dublin-M
03 Sep 2013
1
MushfiqurRahim
117
1
Ban
Inf
Fatullah
26 Feb 2014
2
V Kohli
136
2
Ind
Ban
Fatullah
26 Feb 2014
1
AD Mathews
139*
1
Srl
Ind
Ranchi
16 Nov 2014
2
V Kohli
139*
2
Inf
Srl
Ranchi
16 Nov 2014
1
F du
Plessis
120
1
RSA
Ind
Durban
01 Feb 2018
2
V Kohli
112
2
Ind
RSA
Durban
01 Feb 2018
1
EJG Morgan
106
1
Eng
Ire
S’hampton
04 Aug 2020
2
A Balbirnie
113
2
Ire
Eng
S’hampton
04 Aug 2020
EJG Morgan {106} and A Balbirnie {113} scored centuries in this game to provide the second occasion of rival captains scoring centuries in an one day game involving England and Ireland. Both such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WTSPorterfield
112
1
Ire
Eng
Dublin-M
03 Sep 2013
2
EJG Morgan
124*
2
Eng
Ire
Dublin-M
03 Sep 2013
1
EJG Morgan
106
1
Eng
Ire
S’hampton
04 Aug 2020
2
A Balbirnie
113
2
Ire
Eng
S’hampton
04 Aug 2020
EJG Morgan
{106} scored century in this game to provide the 24th occasion of
England captain scoring century in an one day game..A Balbirnie {113} scored century
in this game to provide the tenth occasion of an Ireland captain scoring century in an one day game..
EJG Morgan’s
106 was in a losing case in this game to provide the 75th occasion of a captain’s
century going in vain in the history of one day internationals. It also
provides the seventh occasion of an England captain’s century in a losing cause
in one day games.
EJG Morgan’s
106 was in a losing case in this game to provide the third occasion of his
century going in vain while leading England. He became the sixth captain to
wtiness three or more centuries in a losing cause in the history of one day
games. Others are – BRM Taulor of Zimbabwe {05}, CH Gayle of West Indies {03},
MS Dhoni of India {03}, V Kohli of India {03} and WTS Porterfield of Ireland
{03}
‘If we lose game, it’s on your head’: When wrong LBW call against Chris Gayle left Brad Hogg fuming
Former Australia off-spinner Brad Hogg, in a
recent video, recalled the 2015 Big BashLeague
encounter in which he was “annihilated” by Chris Gayle.
The 2015 Big BashLeague encounter between Melbourne Renegades and Perth
Scorchers was not one of the best games for former Australia spinner Brad Hogg.
The left-arm spinner was hammered all over the park by West Indies’ star player
ChrisGayle. Hogg was smashed for
44 runs in his 4 overs. Speaking in a video on his Youtube channel ‘Hogg’s
Vlog’, the bowler explained how he lost his cool in the match after a wrong LBW
call and almost cost the match to his team.
“30th December, 2015, it’s Melbourne
Renegades vs Perth Scorchers. Chris Gayle is playing for Renegades, Hoogg is
playing for Scorchers. Before the game, I was hoping that our opening bowlers
would make the breakthrough and not allow me to get exposed to Chris Gayle. The
reasons being the conditions at dockland were not conducive to my bowling.
Pitch stays low. I like a pitch with extra bounce because of my top spin where
I hit the bat high up on the splice,” Hogg said.
“Chris Gayle already had one-up on me before
we started the game. When I came on, I had two plans to Chris Gayle. The first
one was up to keep him off strike. The first ball I am bowling, Aaron Finch was
on strike. And he turned over the strike straightaway. So, I had the next five
balls to Chris Gayle,” Hogg recalled.
“I wanted him to ball quick into the pitch
just short of the length. But I didn’t want to be too short because he would be
able to pull me, I didn’t want to be just overpitched where he could just power
me down the ground. So, as I started bowling, I already had negative thoughts,
and I gave away a four and a six in the next three balls,” he further said.
The 49-year-old further recalled how he
changed his plans to bowl a quicker one which trapped Gayle on the pads, but
the umpire was not convinced that it was hitting the middle stumps. “It was in
the 5th delivery, I thought I’d rather slow it up rather than bowl quicker,
just to see if I can bamboozle him, and make him swing a little bit earlier.
Slowed it up, he missed it. LBW, right in front, hitting middle stump. Umpire
gave it not-out.
“Now this umpire has never umpired me
before. ‘Why haven’t you given that out, mate’, why haven’t you given that
out’. He said ‘it was missing leg stumps’. I said ‘you gotta be kidding me,
what do you mean it’s missing leg stumps, it’s turning back and hitting
middle’. He said ‘it was wrong-un, and going down leg’. I went off my tree. I
said ‘mate, you haven’t seen one ball that I have bowled in my life, and you
are telling me that’s wrong-un, when I have actually bowled a leggie. Come on!
If that’s cost us the game tonight, it’s on your head’,” Hogg said.
He went on to recall how the decision led to
him losing his concentration and he was “annihilated” by Chris Gayle in his
next few overs. “The next ball, dot. But the next over, I went for 13 (16,
actually). The reason I went for 13 (16) was because I was fielding at square
leg when Andrew Tye was bowling his over, and I was still abusing the umpire. I
didn’t focus on the job at hand. I went for 44 that evening. And Chris Gayle
annihilated me.”
Hogg advised that everyone should do all
things with positive mindset and the right attitude to achieve success. “Gayle
made me look like a 2nd grade bowler. But, it’s just simple. Anything you do in
life, you’ve got the wrong attitude, the wrong mindset, things fall apart. I
lost focus, I got angry, and I didn’t control the controllables,” he said.
“So, when you are out in the middle, just
make sure, you control the decisions. Don’t get upset over a bad ball. Don’t
get upset over bad decisions. If you have got the right mind, you can make it
up the very next ball. And that was the difference between Shane Warne playing
Test cricket over myself. He had a better mindset in the game of cricket. He
was so good in not letting things to him,”Hogg
signed off.
Article courtesy – hindustantimes.com
Highlights of the second one day between England and Ireland at Southampton on 01.08.20
GJ Delany scored duck in this game to
provide the 25th occasion of an Ireland opening batsman scoring a
duck in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Ireland
opening batsman scoring a duck in one day games against England.
GJ Delany collected a twelve ball duck in
this game to provide the 43rd occasion of an opening batsman scoring
a duck after facing 12 or more deliveries in the history of one day
internationals. He is the first Ireland opening batsman to face such an
ignominy also became the fourth opening
batsman to collect a duck after facing 12 or more deliveries against England
The following table lists the four batsmen.
No
Player
R
BF
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Frasat Ali
0
17
2
EAF
Eng
Birmingham
14 Jun 1975
2
SM Gavaskar
0
13
1
Ind
Eng
Ahmedabad
25 Nov 1981
3
RB Richardson
0
12
2
Win
Eng
Melbourne
30 Jan 1987
4
GJ Delany
0
12
1
Ire
Eng
Southampton
01 Aug 2020
AU Rashid returned with three for 34 in this
game. His aggregate of one day wickets at the end of this game read 150. He
became the 23rd spin bowler also the first England spin bowler to
capture 150 plus wickets in the history of one day internationals.
C Campher of Ireland scored 68 in this game. It was his second consecutive fifty since his one day debut. He had scored 50 not out Southampton on 30.07.20 on his one day debut. He became the 21st batsman to score two or more consecutive fifties since one day debut in the history of one day internationals. All cuch occasions are listed below
No
Player
Team
Score
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JH
Edrich
Eng
82
Aus
Melbourne
05.01.71
Eng
90
Ind
Leeds
13.07.74
2
IM
Chappell
Aus
60
Eng
Melbourne
05.01.71
Aus
53
Eng
Manchester
24.05.72
3
Rameez
Raja
Pak
75
NZl
Christchurch
06.02.85
Pak
59
NZl
Auckland
16.02.85
4
NS Sidhu
Ind
73
Aus
Chennai
09.10.87
Ind
75
NZl
Mumbai
14.10.87
5
PV Simmons
Win
50
Pak
Lahore
16.10.87
Win
89
Srl
Kanpur
21.10.87
6
MH
Dekker
Zim
79
NZl
Bulawayo
31.10.82
Zim
55
NZl
Harare
08.11.82
7
Mohd
Yousuf
Pak
59*
Zim
Harare
28.03.98
Pak
66
Zim
Harare
29.03.98
8
Nasir
Jamshed
Pak
61
Zim
Karachi
21.01.08
Pak
74
Zim
Hyd-Pak
24.01.08
9
Khurram
Manzoor
Pak
50
Zim
Sheikupura
02.02.08
Pak
69
Win
Abu
Dhabhi
12.11.08
10
DJ
Hussey
Aus
50
Win
Basseterre
04.07.08
Aus
52
Win
Basseterre
06.07.08
11
CRM
Douglas
Ber
69
Can
King
City NW
18.08.08
Ber
53
Win
King
City NW
20.08.08
12
TLW
Cooper
Net
80*
Sco
Rotterdam
15.06.10,
Net
87
Sco
Amstelveen
01.07.10
Net
67
Ken
Voorburg
03.07.10
13
Raza-Ur-Rehman
Can
70
Ken
ICCA
Dubai
11.03.13
Can
51
Ken
ICCA
Dubai
13.02.13
14
Sohaib
Maqsood
Pak
56
RSA
Abu
Dhabi
08.11.13
Pak
53
RSA
Sharjah
11.11.13
15
Usman
Ghani
Afg
70
HKG
K Lampur
01.05.14
Afg
55
UAE
K Lampur
02.05.14
16
VV Morea
PNG
54
HKG
Townsville
08.11.14
PNG
65*
HKG
Townsvile
09.11.14
17
Afsar
Zazai
Afg
60
UAE
ICCA
Dubai
28.11.14
Afg
51
UAE
ICCA
Dubai
30.11.14
18
MA Jones
Sco
87
Ire
ICCA
Dubai
16.01.18
Sco
74
Ire
ICCA
Dubai
18.01.18
19
He Van
der dussen
RSA
93
Pak
P
Elizabeth
19.01.19
RSA
80*
Pak
Durban
22.01.19
20
MP
O’Dowd
Nam
86*
Zim
Deventer
19.06.19
Nam
59
Zim
Deventer
21.06.19
21
C Campher
Ire
50*
Eng
Southampton
30.07.20
Ire
68
Eng
Southmapton
01.08.20
C Campher and Simi Singh added 60 runs for
the seventh wicket in this game to provide the 14th occasion of Ireland batmen
posting fifty plus runs partnership for the seventh wicket in one day games. It
also provides the third such occasion against England.
JJ Roy was dismissed for a duck in this game
to provide the 108th occasion of an England opening batsman
dismssied for a duck in one day games. It also provides the third occasion of
an England batsman dismissed for a duck against Ireland.
JJ Roy collected his second duck against Ireland
in this game. Prior to this, he was dismissed for a duck against Ireland at
Bristol on 05.05.17.
JJ Roy collected his eighth duck in one day
games. He now occupies the second place in the list of England opening batsmen
who have scored most ducks in one day games. ME Trescothick with 13 ducks to
his credit occupies the first place. JJ Roy went past AN Cook who has scored
seven ducks to occupy the second place.
GJ Delany of Ireland and JJ Roy of England scored
duck in this game to provide the 128th occasion of rivel opening
batsmn scoring ducks in one day games.
JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to
provide the 367th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a
fifty in one day games. His knock provides the sixth occasion of an England
opening batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day games.
JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to
provide the 31st occasion of an England wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a
fifty in one day games. His knock provides the first occasion of an England wicket
keeper opening batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day games.
JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to
provide the 83rd occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty
in one day games. His knock provides the second occasion of an England opening
batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day games. JM Bairstow’s 82
represent the highest individual score by an England opening batsman against
England in one day games. The previous best was 61 not out by BT Foakes at
Dublin-M on 03.05.20
EJG Morgan scored duck in this game to
provide the 58th occasion of an England captain scoring a duck in
one day games. It also provides the second occasion of an England captain
scoring a duck in a one day game against Ireland.
It is interesting to note that on both the
occasions, it was EJG Morgan who collected the ducks. The first occasion wss at
Dublin-M at on 03.05.19. Second occasion was at Southampton on 01.08.20
JJ Roy scored zero and JM Bairstow scored 82
in this game to provide the 14th occasion of England opening batsman
scoring a zero and a fifty in an innings in one day internationals. All scuh
occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
1
DW Randall
0
1
Win
Brisbane
23 Dec 1979
2
G Boycott
68
1
Win
Brisbane
23 Dec 1979
2
1
BC Broad
106
1
NZl
Napier
16 Mar 1988
2
CWJ Athey
0
1
NZl
Napier
16 Mar 1988
3
1
GA Gooch
0
2
Win
Birmingham
23 May 1991
2
MAAtherton
69*
2
Win
Birmingham
23 May 1991
4
1
MAAtherton
0
2
Ind
Manchester
26 May 1996
2
AD Brown
118
2
Ind
Manchester
26 May 1996
5
1
NV Knight
74
2
RSA
Birmingham
18 Aug 1998
2
AD Brown
0
2
RSA
Birmingham
18 Aug 1998
6
1
METrescothick
121
2
Ind
Kolkata
19 Jan 2002
2
NV Knight
0
2
Ind
Kolkata
19 Jan 2002
7
1
METrescothick
95
1
Ind
Mumbai
03 Feb 2002
2
NV Knight
0
1
Ind
Mumbai
03 Feb 2002
8
1
METrescothick
0
1
Ind
Col-RPS
22 Sep 2002
2
NV Knight
50
1
Ind
Col-RPS
22 Sep 2002
9
1
METrescothick
0
2
RSA
Lord’s
12 Jul 2003
2
VS Solanki
50
2
RSA
Lord’s
12 Jul 2003
10
1
RS Bopara
0
1
Ire
Belfast
27 Aug 2009
2
JL Denly
67
1
Ire
Belfast
27 Aug 2009
11
1
AJ Strauss
154
1
Ban
Birmingham
12 Jul 2010
2
C Kieswetter
0
1
Ban
Birmingham
12 Jul 2010
12
1
AN Cook
0
1
Win
Southampton
16 Jun 2012
2
IR Bell
126
1
Win
Southampton
16 Jun 2012
13
1
AN Cook
0
1
NZl
Nottingham
05 Jun 2013
2
IR Bell
82
1
NZl
Nottingham
05 Jun 2013
14
1
JJ Roy
0
2
Ire
Southampton
01 Aug 2020
2
JM Bairstow
82
2
Ire
Southampton
01 Aug 2020
JJ Roy scored zero and JM Bairstow scored 82
in this game to provide the second occasion of England opening batsman scoring
a zero and a fifty in an innings against Ireland in one day internationals. Both
such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
1
RS Bopara
0
1
Ire
Belfast
27 Aug 2009
2
JL Denly
67
1
Ire
Belfast
27 Aug 2009
2
1
JJ Roy
0
2
Ire
Southampton
01 Aug 2020
2
JM Bairstow
82
2
Ire
Southampton
01 Aug 2020
JJ Roy,
EJG Morgan and MM Ali scored ducks in England’s innings to provide the
37th occasion of three or more England batsmen scoring ducks in an
innings in one day internationals. It also provides the first such occasion by
England batsmen against Ireland in one day internationals.
England carved its 377th win in
one day internationals when it won the game by four wickets. This win also represent
England’s 190th win when it had lost the toss.
C Campher of Ireland joins the select band of batsmen who have scored two or more consecutive fifties from their one day debut
C Campher of Ireland scored 59* vs England at Southampton on 30.07.20 and 68 vs England at Southmapton on 01.08.20 in two consecutive games to provide the 21st occasion of a batsman scoring two or more consecutive fifties since their one day debut in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are listed below