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Approaching milestones ahead of the second test at Chennai between India and England

Approaching milestones ahead of the second test at Chennai between India and England

RR Pant has effected 72 dismissals prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He needs three more dismissals which would fetch him 75 dismissals. If he effects it, he would then become the seventh Indian wicket keeper to effect 75 plus dismissals  Others are – MS Dhoni {294}, SMH Kirmani {198} and KS More {130}, NR Mongia {107}, WP Saha {103} and FM Engineer {82}

RR Pant has pouched 69 catches prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He needs one more catch which would fetch him 70 catches. If he pouches it, he would then become the sixth Indian wicket keeper to pouch 70 plus catches.  Others are – MS Dhoni {256}, SMH Kirmani {160} and KS More {110}, NR Mongia {99} and WP Saha {92}

RR Pant has effected 18 dismissals against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He needs two more dismissals which would fetch him 20 dismissals. If he effects it, he would then become the fifth Indian wicket keeper to effect 20 plus dismissals against England.   Others are – MS Dhoni {67}, SMH Kirmani {43} and KS More {37 and FM Engineer {29}

RR Pant has pouched 17 catches against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He needs three more catches which would fetch him 20 catches. If he pouches it, he would then become the fifth Indian wicket keeper to pouch 20 plus catches against England.  Others are – MS Dhoni {63}, KS More {33}, SMH Kirmani {31} and FM Engineer {23}

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 1954 runs prior to the start of the second Test against England at Chennai against England. He requires 46 more runs for his 2000 runs. If he scores them, then he would become the 41st Indian batsman to total 2000 plus runs in tests.  RA Jadeja has already taken 220 wickets in tests. If he scores 2000 runs, then he would become the fifth Indian all rounder to score 2000 runs and capture 200 plus wickets.

NoPlayerMatRunsWkts
1A Kumble1322506619
2N Kapil Dev1315248434
3Harbhajan Singh1032224417
4R Ashwin0732467377
5RA Jadeja0501954220

If he scores 46 runs, then he would become the 21st all rounder in the history of test cricket to score 2000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets. The following table lists all the 21 cricketers.

NoPlayerTeamMatRunsWkts
1SK WarneAus1453154708
2A KumbleInd1322506619
3SCJ BroadEng1433335514
4N Kapil DevInd1315248434
5RJ HadleeNZl0863124431
6SM PollockSAF1083781421
7Harbhajan SinghInd1032224417
8Wasim AkramPak1042898414
9IT BothamEng1025200383
10R AshwinInd0732418375
11Imran KhanPak0883807362
12DL VettoriNZl1134531362
13WPUJC VaasSrl1113089355
14MG JohnsonAus0732065313
15JH KallisSAF16613289292
16R BenaudAus0632201248
17GS SobersWin0938032235
18A FlintoffEng0793845226
19CL CairnsNZl0623320218
20RA JadejaInd0501926216
21Shakib Al HasanBan0563862210

V Kohli has a run aggregate of 1653 runs against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He requires 47 more runs for his 1700 runs. If he scores them, then he would become the fifth Indian batsman to score 1600 plus runs against England. Others are – SR Tendulkar {2525}, SM Gavaskar {2483}, R Dravid {1950} and GR Viswanath {1880}

CA Pujara has a run aggregate of 1427 runs against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He requires 73 more runs for his 1500 runs. If he scores them, then he would become the seventh Indian batsman to score 1500 plus runs against England. Others are – SR Tendulkar {2525}, SM Gavaskar {2483}, R Dravid {1950} and GR Viswanath {1880}, DB Vengsarkar {1589} and V Kohli {1653}

CA Pujara has scored nine fifties against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He requires one more fifties for his ten fifties. If he scores them, then he would become the ninth Indian batsman to score ten or more fifties against England.

NoPlayerMatINORunsHSCHC50+
1SM Gavaskar38672248322141620
2SR Tendulkar32534253519371320
3GR Viswanath30544188022241216
4R Dravid21375195021770815
5MS Dhoni2137211579901212
6DB Vengsarkar26436158915750611
7V Kohli20373165323550611
8N Kapil Dev27396135511620810
9CA Pujara193531427206*50409

AM Rahane has pouched 88 catches prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He requires two more catches for his 90 catches. If he pouches them, then he would become the seventh Indian fieldsman other than the wicket keepers to pouch 90 plus catches.  Others are – R Dravid {209}, VVS Laxman {135}, SR Tendulkar {115}, SM Gavaskar {108}, M Azharuddin {105} and V Sehwag {90}.

V Kohli has pouched 84 catches prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He requires six more catches for his 90 catches. If he pouches them, then he would become the eighth Indian fieldsman other than the wicket keepers to pouch 90 plus catches.  Others are – R Dravid {209}, VVS Laxman {135}, SR Tendulkar {115}, SM Gavaskar {108}, M Azharuddin {105}, V Sehwag {90} and AM Rahane {88}

V Kohli has pouched nine catches as captain against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England.  He requires one more catch for his ten catches. If he pouches it, then he would become the third Indian captain other than the wicket keepers to pouch 10 plus catches against England.   Others are – SM Gavaskar {14} and R Dravid {11}. V Kohli would go past MAK Pataudi and AL Wadekar who have pouched nine catches against England as Indian skippers.

V Kohli has scored four centuries as captain against England prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. He needs one more century for his five centuries. If he scores it, he would become the second Indian captain to score five centuries against England. He also would become the sixth captain to score five or more centuries against England. Others are – DG Bradman {10}, GA Smith {07}, AR Border {05}, DPMD Jayawardene {05} and GS Sobers {05}.

V Kohli has scored 15 fifties as captain on home soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. one more fifties would fetch him  16 fifties and with it he would occupy the second place amongst the Indian captains who have scored most fifties on home soil. The second place is occupied by SM Gavaskar who has scored 18 fifties. V Kohli would go past MS Dhoni on his way to occupy the second place. MS Dhoni has scored 15 fifties while leading India on home soil

V Kohli has scored 24 fifties on home soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. One more fifties would fetch him 25 fifties and with it he would ninth Indian batsman to score 25 plus fifties on home soil.

NoPlayerMatInnsNORunsCHC50+
1SR Tendulkar94153167216223254
2R Dravid70120115598152742
3SM Gavaskar65108075067162339
4VVS Laxman57091183767082432
5V Sehwag52089034656131932
6CA Pujara42066063559101929
7DB Vengsarkar54080133725131528
8GR Viswanath48081073502101525
9V Kohli40062083641131124

CA Pujara has scored 29 fifties on home soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. One more fifty would fetch him 25 fifties and with it he would sixth Indian batsman to score 30 plus fifties on home soil.

NoPlayerMatInnsNORunsCHC50+
1SR Tendulkar94153167216223254
2R Dravid70120115598152742
3SM Gavaskar65108075067162339
4VVS Laxman57091183767082432
5V Sehwag52089034656131932
6CA Pujara42066063559101929

V Kohli has scored 10 centuries as captain on home soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. One more century would fetch him 11 centuries and with it he would share the record for most centuries by a captain home soil with RT Ponting. RT Ponting has scored eleven centuries on home soil while leading Australia. V Kohli would go past GS Chappell and SPD Smith who have scored ten centuries while leading Australia, on his way to share the record.

V Kohli has scored 10 centuries as captain on home soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. Two more centuries would fetch him 12 centuries and with it he would own the record for most centuries by a captain home soil. V Kohli would go past RT Ponting on his way to own the record. RT Ponting has scored eleven centuries on home soil while leading Australia.

CA Pujara has scored four centuries against England on home soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against England. One more century would fetch him his fifth century. He would then own the record for most centuries by an Indian batsman on home soi. He would go past M Azharuddin who has scored four centuries against England on home soil.

JE Root has scored 69 fifties prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. One more fifty would fetch him 70 fifties and with it he would become the second England batsman to score 70 plus fifties. AN Cook is the other England batsman who has scored 90 fifties.

JE Root has scored 49 half centuries prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. One more half century would fetch him 50 half centuries. If he scores it, he would then become the second England batsman to score 50 half centuries after AN Cook. AN Cook has scored 57 half centuries

JE Root has scored nine half centuries prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. One more half century would fetch him ten half centuries. If he scores it, he would then become the second England batsman to score 10 half centuries against India. He would go past KF Barrington and AN Cook who have scored nine half centuries against India.

JE Root has scored 05 half centuries against India in India prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. He needs one more half century which would fetch him his sixth half century. If he scores it, he would then share the record with KW Fletcher most half centuries by an England batsman against India in India. JE Root would go past A Flintoff and DI Gower on his way to share the record. A Flintoff and DI Gower has scored five half centuries against India in India

JE Root has scored 05 half centuries against India in India prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. Two more half centuries would fetch him his seventh half century. If he scores it, he would then own the record for most half centuries by an England batsman against India in India. JE Root would go past KW Fletcher on his way to own the record. KW Fletcher has scored six half centuries against India in India.

JE Root has scored 22 half centuries on away soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. Two more half centuries would fetch him his 24th half century. If he scores it, he would then own the second place for record for most half centuries by an England batsman on away soil. The second place is occupied by G Boycott who has scored 27 half centuries on away soil.

JE Root has an aggregate of 3872 runs on away soil prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. He needs 128 runs for his 4000 runs. If he scores them, then he would become the fourth England batsman to score 4000 plus runs on away soil. Others are – AN Cook {5295}, WR Hammond {4245} and MC Cowdrey {4087}. He also would become the 26th batsman in the annals of test cricket to total 4000 plus runs on away soil.

SCJ Broad has an aggregate of 70 wickets against India prior to the start of the second test at Chennai against India. He needs five more wickets which would fetch him 75 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the second England bowler to capture 75 plus wickets against India. JM Anderson has captured 115 wickets against India. He would also become the sixth bowler to capture 75 plus wickets against India. Others are – JM Anderson {115}, M Muralitharan {105}, Imran Khan {94}, NM Lyon {94} and MD Marshall {76}

Indian Test captains

Indian Test captains

The following table lists the 33 Indian captains with their performances from India’s test debut in 1932 against England to the just concluded first test against England at Chennai

NoNameSeasonOppVenuePWLD
1CK Nayudu1932EngEng1010
  1933–34EngInd3021
  Total  4031
2MK Vizianagram1936EngEng3021
  Total  3021
3IAK  Pataudi1946EngEng3012
  Total  3012
4L Amarnath1947–48AusAus5041
  1948–49WinInd5014
  1952–53PakInd5212
  Total  15267
5VS Hazare1951–52EngInd5113
  1952EngEng4031
  1952–53WinWin5014
  Total  14158
6MH Mankad1954–55PakPak5005
  1958–59WinInd1010
  Total  6015
7Ghulam Ahmed1955–56NZlInd1001
  1958–59WinInd2020
  Total  3021
8PR Umrigar1955–56NZlInd4202
  1956–57AusInd3021
  1958–59WinInd1001
  Total  8224
9HR Adhikari1958–59WinInd1001
  Total  1001
10DK Gaekwad1959EngEng4040
  Total  4040
11P Roy1959EngEng1010
  Total  1010
12GS Ramchand1959–60AusInd5122
  Total  5122
13NJ Contractor1960–61PakInd5005
  1961–62EngInd5203
  1961–62WinWin2020
  Total  12228
14MAK Pataudi1961–62WinWin3030
  1963–64EngInd5005
  1964–65AusInd3111
  1964–65NZlInd4103
  1966–67WinInd3021
  1967EngEng3030
  1967–68AusAus3030
  1967–68NZlNZl4310
  1969–70NZlInd3111
  1969–70AusInd5131
  1974–75WinInd4220
  Total  4091912
15CG Borde1967–68AusAus1010
  Total  1010
16AL Wadekar1970–71WinWin5104
  1971EngEng3102
  1972–73EngInd5212
  1974EngEng3030
  Total  16448
17S Venkataraghavan1974–75WinInd1010
  1979EngEng4013
  Total  5023
18SM Gavaskar1975–76NZlNZl1100
  1978–79WinInd6105
  1979–80AusInd6204
  1979–80PakInd5203
  1980–81AusAus3111
  1980–81NZlNZl3012
  1981–82EngInd6105
  1982EngEng3012
  1982–83SrlInd1001
  1982–83PakPak6033
  1984–85PakPak2002
  1984–85EngInd5122
  Total  479830
19BS Bedi1975–76NZlNZl2011
  1975–76WinWin4121
  1976–77NZlInd3201
  1976–77EngInd5131
  1977–78AusAus5230
  1978–79PakPak3021
  Total  226115
20GR Viswanath1979–80PakInd1001
  1979–80EngInd1010
  Total  2011
21Kapil Dev1982–83WinWin5023
  1983–84PakInd3003
  1983–84WinInd6033
  1985SrlSrl3012
  1985–86AusAus3003
  1986EngEng3201
  1986–87AusInd3002
  1986–87SrlInd3201
  1986–87PakInd5014
  Total  344723
22DB Vengsarkar1987–88WinInd3012
          1988–89NZlInd3210
  1988–89WinWin4031
  Total  10253
23RJ Shastri1987–88WinInd1100
  Total  1100
24K Srikkanth1989–90PakPak4004
  Total  4004
25M Azharuddin1989–90NZlNZl3012
  1990EngEng3012
          1990–91SrlInd1100
  1991–92AusAus5041
  1992–93ZimZim1001
  1992–93SAFSAF4013
  1992–93EngInd3300
  1992–93ZimInd1100
  1993SrlSrl3102
  1993–94SrlInd3300
  1993–94NZlNZl1001
  1994–95WinInd3111
  1995–96NZlInd3102
  1996EngEng3012
  1997–98AusInd3210
  1998–99ZimZim1010
  1998–99NZlNZl2011
  1998–99PakInd2110
  1998–99PakInd1010
  1998–99SrlSrl1001
  Total  47141419
26SR Tendulkar1996–97AusInd1100
  1996–97SAFInd3210
  1996–97SAFSAF3021
  1996–97WinWin5014
  1997SrlSrl2002
  1997–98SrlInd3003
  1999–00NZlInd3102
  1999–00AusAus3030
  1999–00SAFInd2020
  Total  254912
27SC Ganguly2000–01BanBan1100
  2000–01ZimInd2101
  2000–01AusInd3210
  2001ZimZim2110
  2001SrlSrl3120
  2001–02SAFSAF2011
  2001–02EngInd3102
  2001–02ZimInd2200
  2001–02WinWin5122
  2002EngEng4112
  2002–03WinInd3201
  2002–03NZlNZl2020
  2003–04NZlInd1001
  2003–04AusAus4112
  2003–04PakPak1100
  2004–05AusInd2011
  2004–05SAFInd2101
  2004–05BanBan2200
  2004–05PakInd3111
  2005–06ZimZim2200
  Total  49211315
28R Dravid2003–04NZlInd1001
  2003–04PakPak2110
  2004–05AusInd2110
  2005–06SrlInd2101
  2005–06PakPak3012
  2005–06EngInd3111
  2005–06WinWin4103
  2006–07SAFSAF3120
  2007BanBan2101
  2007EngEng3102
  Total  258611
29V Sehwag2005–06SrlInd1100
  2009NZlNZl1001
  2010BanBan1100
  2012AusAus1010
  Total  4211
30A Kumble2007PakInd3102
  2007–08AusAus4121
  2008SAFInd2011
  2008SrlSrl3120
  2008AusInd2002
  Total           14356
31MS Dhoni2008SAFInd1100
  2008AusInd2200
  2008EngInd2101
  2009NZlNZl2101
  2009SrlInd3201
  2010BanBan1100
  2010SAFInd2110
  2010SrlSrl3111
  2010AusInd2200
  2010NZlInd3102
  2010SAFSAF3111
  2011WinWin3102
  2011EngEng4040
  2011WinInd3201
  2011–12AusAus3030
  2012NZlInd2200
  2012–13EngInd4121
  2012–13AusInd4400
  2013–14WinInd2200
  2013–14SAFSAF2011
  2013–14NZlNZl2011
  2014EngEng5131
  2014–15AusAus2011
  Total  60271815
32V Kohli2014–15AusAus2011
  2015BanBan1001
  2015SrlSrl3210
  2015–16SAFInd4301
  2016WinWin4202
  2016–17NZlInd3300
  2016–17EngInd5401
  2017BanInd1100
  2017AusInd3111
  2017SrlSrl3300
  2017–18SrlInd3102
  2018SAFSAF3120
  2018EngEng5140
  2018WinInd2200
  2018–19AusAus4211
  2019WinWin2200
  2019–20SAFInd3300
  2019–20BanInd2200
  2019–20NZlNZl2020
  2020–21AusAus1010
  2020–21EngInd1010
  Total  57331410
33AM Rahane2017AusInd1100
  2018AfgInd1100
  2020–21AusAus3201
  Total  5401
  G Total  546159168219
         
         
Centurions in Twenty20 Internationals

Centurions in Twenty20 Internationals

Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan scored 104 not out against South Africa  in the first T20 International at Lahore on 11.02.21 to provide the 58th occasion of a batsman scoring a century in the history of T20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundDate
1CH Gayle1171WinSAFJohannesburg11.09.07
2BB McCullum116*1NZlAusChristchurch28.02.10
3SK Raina1011IndSAFGros Islet02.05.10
4M Jayawardene1001SrlZimProvidence03.05.10
5TM Dilshan104*1SrlAusPallekele06.08.11
6RE Levi117*2SAFNZlHamilton19.02.12
7RD Berrington1001ScoBanThe Hague24.07.12
8BB McCullum1231NZlBanPallekele21.09.12
9MJ Guptill101*2NZlSAFEast London23.12.12
10AJ Finch1561AusEngSouthampton29.08.13
11AD Hales116*2EngSrlChattogram27.03.14
12Ahmed Shehzad111*1PakBanDhaka30.03.14
13F du Plessis1191SAFWinJohannesburg11.01.15
14MN van Wyk114*1SAFWinDurban14.01.15
15RG Sharma1061IndSAFDharamsala02.10.15
16Mohd Shahzad118*1AfgZimSharjah10.01.16
17SR Watson124*1AusIndSydney31.01.16
18Babar Hayat1222HKGOmanFatullah19.02.16
19Tamim Iqbal103*1BanOmanDharamsala13.03.16
20CH Gayle100*2WinEngMumbai16.03.16
21E Lewis1001WinIndLauderhill27.08.16
22KL Rahul110*2IndWinLauderhill27.08.16
23GJ Maxwell145*1AusSrlPallekele06.09.16
24C Munro1011NZlBanMt Maunganui06.01.17
25Shaiman Anwar117*1UAEPNG.Abu Dhabi14.04.17
26E Lewis125*2WinIndKingston09.07.17
27DA Miller101*1SAFBanPotchefstroom29.10.17
28C Munro109*1NZlIndRajkot04.11.17
29RG Sharma1181IndSrlIndore22.12.17
30C Munro1041NZlWinMt Maunganui03.01.18
31GJ Maxwell103*2AusEngHobart07.02.18
32MJ Guptill1051NZlAusAuckland16.02.18
33AJ Finch1721AusZimHarare03.07.18
34KL Rahul101*2IndEngManchester03.07.18
35RG Sharma100*2IndEngBristol08.07.18
36RG Sharma111*1IndWinLucknow06.11.18
37R Sandaruwan1032KuwBahAl Amerat23.01.19
38H Zazai162*1AfgIreDehradun23.02.19
39GJ Maxwell113*2AusIndBengaluru27.02.19
40TP Ura107*1PNGPhilPort Moresby23.03.19
41Awais Ahmed102*1ESPMalCartagena30.03.19
42R Singh1011CanCaIsSandys Parish18.08.19
43JP Kotze101*1NamBotWindhoek20.08.19
44S Periyalwar105*1RomTurIlfov County29.08.19
45Wickramasekara104*1CzRTurIlfov County30.08.19
46Bilal Zalmai111*1AutCzRIlfov County01.09.19
47HG Munsey127*1ScoNetDublin (Malahide)16.09.19
48P Khadka106*2NepSinSingapore28.09.19
49PK Matautaav1031VanMalKuala Lumpur01.10.19
50KJ O’Brien1241IreHKGAl Amerat07.10.19
51LA Dunbar104*1SerbBulCorfu14.10.19
52S Davizi1011CzRMalMarsa20.10.19
53DA Warner100*1AusSrlAdelaide27.10.19
54DJ Malan103*1EngNZlNapier08.11.19
55G Malla1071NepBhuKirtipur05.12.19
56Shaheryar Butt125*1BelCzR.Walferdange29.08.20
57GD Phillips1081NZlWinMt Maunganui29.11.20
58Mohd Rizwan104*1PakSAFLahore11.02.21

RG Sharma {04}, C Munro {03}, GJ Maxwell {03}, BB McCullum {02}, CH Gayle {02}, E Lewis {02}, KL Rahul {02}, and MJ Guptill {02} are the eight batsmen who have scored two or more centuries in the history of T20 Internationals.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundDate
1RG Sharma1061IndSAFDharamsala02.10.15
2RG Sharma1181IndSrlIndore22.12.17
3RG Sharma100*2IndEngBristol08.07.18
4RG Sharma111*1IndWinLucknow06.11.18
        
1C Munro1011NZlBanMt Maunganui06.01.17
2C Munro109*1NZlIndRajkot04.11.17
3C Munro1041NZlWinMt Maunganui03.01.18
        
1GJ Maxwell145*1AusSrlPallekele06.09.16
2GJ Maxwell103*2AusEngHobart07.02.18
3GJ Maxwell113*2AusIndBengaluru27.02.19
        
1BB McCullum116*1NZlAusChristchurch28.02.10
2BB McCullum1231NZlBanPallekele21.09.12
        
1CH Gayle1171WinSAFJohannesburg11.09.07
2CH Gayle100*2WinEngMumbai16.03.16
        
1E Lewis1001WinIndLauderhill27.08.16
2E Lewis125*2WinIndKingston09.07.17
        
1KL Rahul110*2IndWinLauderhill27.08.16
2KL Rahul101*2IndEngManchester03.07.18
        
1MJ Guptill101*2NZlSAFEast London23.12.12
2MJ Guptill1051NZlAusAuckland16.02.18

Ahmed Shahzad and Mohd Rizwan are the two Pakistan batsman who have scored centuries in T20Is. The particulars are detailed below

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundDate
1Ahmed Shehzad111*1PakBanDhaka30.03.14
2Mohd Rizwan104*1PakSAFLahore11.02.21

Mohammad Rizwan became the fifth batsman to score a century against South Africa in T20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundDate
1CH Gayle1171WinSAFJohannesburg11.09.07
2SK Raina1011IndSAFGros Islet02.05.10
3MJ Guptill101*2NZlSAFEast London23.12.12
4RG Sharma1061IndSAFDharamsala02.10.15
5Mohd Rizwan104*1PakSAFLahore11.02.21

Chepauk – Chennai’s distinction

Chepauk – Chennai’s distinction

Chepauk – Chennai will become the first Indian venue to host two consecutive tests of the same series when it hosts the second test of the ongoing test series against England tomorrow. Due to pandemic Covid-19, Manchester and Southampton have already earned the distinction of hosting two consecutive tests of the same series.   Manchester hosted the two consecutive tests between England and West Indies in Jul 2020. Southampton hosted the two consecutive tests between England and Pakistan in Aug 2020

At the end of the ongoing test series, India would be earning a unique distinction in hosting two consecutive tests of the same series at two different venues – Chennai and Ahmedabad. Ahmedabad is set to host the third and fourth tests

England opening batsmen batting at number one collecting the first ball duck

England opening batsmen batting at number one collecting the first ball duck

RJ Burns of England collected the first ball duck in England’s second innings against India in the first test at Chennai of the ongoing test series against India to provide the 117th occasion of an opening batsman batting at number one collecting the first ball duck in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 23rd occasion of an England batsman to suffer such an ignominy. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRunsBFIOppGroundStart Date
1WG Grace012AusLord’s21 Jul 1890
2AC MacLaren011AusMelbourne29 Dec 1894
3AC MacLaren013AusSydney26 Feb 1898
4LC Braund014AusMelbourne05 Mar 1904
5PF Warner013SAFJo’burg06 Mar 1906
6TW Hayward011SAFThe Oval19 Aug 1907
7CAG Russell012AusSydney17 Dec 1920
8H Sutcliffe011NZlCh’church24 Mar 1933
9TS Worthington011AusBrisbane04 Dec 1936
10L Hutton013AusBrisbane29 Nov 1946
11LB Fishlock013AusSydney28 Feb 1947
12RT Simpson014AusBrisbane01 Dec 1950
13BW Luckhurst013PakLeeds08 Jul 1971
14AR Lewis012IndMum-BS06 Feb 1973
15G Boycott013AusSydney06 Jan 1979
16G Fowler012NZlAuckland10 Feb 1984
17GA Gooch012NZlNottingham07 Jun 1990
18MA Atherton014WinTrinidad25 Mar 1994
19ME Trescothick013SAFNottingham14 Aug 2003
20ME Trescothick014SAFP Elizabeth17 Dec 2004
21AJ Strauss011SAFJo’burg14 Jan 2010
22AN Cook014AusPerth13 Dec 2013
23RJ Burns013IndChennai05 Feb 2021

RJ Burns became the second England opening batsman batting at number one to collect the first ball duck against India after AR Lewis. Both the occasions are listed below

NoPlayerRunsBFIOppGroundStart Date
1AR Lewis012IndMum-BS06 Feb 1973
2RJ Burns013IndChennai05 Feb 2021

It also provides the eleventh occasion of an an opening batsman batting at number one collecting the first ball duck in the annals of test cricket against India. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRunsBFITeamGroundStart Date
1RC Fredericks011WinTrindiad06 Mar 1971
2AR Lewis012EngMum-BS06 Feb 1973
3Mohsin Khan011PakJalandhar24 Sep 1983
4SJ Cook011SAFDurban13 Nov 1992
5KJ Arnott012ZimDelhi13 Mar 1993
6Nafees Iqbal013BanChattogram17 Dec 2004
7Javed Omar012BanDhaka25 May 2007
8Javed Omar013BanDhaka25 May 2007
9TM Dilshan012SrlKanpur24 Nov 2009
10Karunaratne012SrlDelhi02 Dec 2017
11RJ Burns013EngChennai05 Feb 2021
Oldest living Test cricketers as of 10 Feb 21 – Countrywise list

Oldest living Test cricketers as of 10 Feb 21 – Countrywise list

The following table lists the oldest living test cricketers with the age as on 10.02.21. The list is arranged countrywise

NoPlayerTeamSpanMatBorn onAge
1KA ArcherAus1950-1951517.01.2893y 24d
2RN HarveyAus1948-19637908.10.2892y 125d
3AK DavidsonAus1953-19634414.06.2991y 241d
4JW RutherfordAus1956-1956125.09.2991y 138d
5GB StevensAus1959-1960429.02.3288y 347d
6BC BoothAus1961-19662919.10.3387y 114d
7DE HoareAus1961-1961119.10.3486y 114d
8PI PhilpottAus1965-1966821.11.3486y 81d
9I MeckiffAus1957-19631806.01.3586y 35d
10KH EastwoodAus1971-1971123.11.3585y 79d
11PJ AllanAus1965-1965131.12.3585y 41d
12RB SimpsonAus1957-19786203.02.3685y 7d
13KN SlaterAus1959-1959112.03.3684y 335d
14WM LawryAus1961-19716711.02.3783y 365d
15TR VeiversAus1963-19672106.04.3783y 310d
16G ThomasAus1965-1966821.03.3882y 326d
17GF RorkeAus1959-1959427.06.3882y 228d
18FM MissonAus1960-1961519.11.3882y 83d
19AN ConnollyAus1963-19712929.06.3981y 226d
20HB TaberAus1966-19701629.04.4080y 287d
21KR StackpoleAus1966-19744310.07.4080y 215d
22RHD SellersAus1964-1964120.08.4080y 174d
23RM CowperAus1964-19682705.10.4080y 128d
       
1NI ThomsonEng1964-1965523.01.2992y 18d
2JM ParksEng1954-19684621.10.3189y 112d
3R Subba RowEng1958-19611329.01.3289y 12d
4R IllingworthEng1958-19736108.06.3288y 247d
5MJ StewartEng1962-1964816.09.3288y 147d
6MJK SmithEng1958-19725030.06.3387y 225d
7R SwetmanEng1959-19601125.10.3387y 108d
8DEV PadgettEng1960-1960220.07.3486y 205d
9DW RichardsonEng1957-1957103.11.3486y 99d
10ER DexterEng1958-19686215.05.3585y 271d
11K TaylorEng1959-1964321.08.3585y 173d
12RW BarberEng1960-19682826.09.3585y 137d
13JG BinksEng1964-1964205.10.3585y 128d
14A BrownEng1961-1961217.10.3585y 116d
15FE RumseyEng1964-1965504.12.3585y 68d
16WE RussellEng1961-19671003.07.3684y 222d
17HJ RhodesEng1959-1959222.07.3684y 203d
18AC SmithEng1962-1963625.10.3684y 108d
19PH ParfittEng1961-19723708.12.3684y 64d
20KE PalmerEng1965-1965122.04.3783y 294d
21JSE PriceEng1964-19721522.07.3783y 203d
22BR KnightEng1961-19692918.02.3882y 358d
23AR LewisEng1972-1973906.07.3882y 219d
24RM PrideauxEng1968-1969331.07.3981y 194d
25N GiffordEng1964-19731530.03.4080y 317d
26JDF LarterEng1962-19651024.04.4080y 292d
27P LeverEng1970-19751717.09.4080y 146d
28G BoycottEng1964-198210821.10.4080y 112d
29J BirkenshawEng1973-1974513.11.4080y 89d
       
1DK GaekwadInd1952-19611127.10.2892y 106d
2CD GopinathInd1951-1960801.03.3090y 346d
3CT PatankarInd1955-1956124.11.3090y 78d
4NJ ContractorInd1955-19623107.03.3486y 340d
5CG BordeInd1958-19695521.07.3486y 204d
6SA DuraniInd1960-19732911.12.3486y 61d
7VV KumarInd1961-1961222.06.3585y 233d
8P BhandariInd1955-1956327.11.3585y 75d
9V SubramanyaInd1965-1968916.07.3684y 209d
10FM EngineerInd1961-19754625.02.3882y 351d
11AA BaigInd1959-19671019.03.3981y 328d
12EAS PrasannaInd1962-19784922.05.4080y 264d
       
1TG McMahonNZl1955-1956508.11.2991y 94d
2IB LeggatNZl1954-1954107.06.3090y 248d
3JC AlabasterNZl1955-19722111.07.3090y 214d
4JS SolomonNZl1958-19652726.08.3090y 168d
5FJ CameronNZl1961-19651901.06.3288y 254d
6RW BlairNZl1953-19641923.06.3288y 232d
7RM HarrisNZl1959-1959227.07.3387y 198d
8BD MorrisonNZl1963-1963117.12.3387y 55d
9JW GuyNZl1955-19611229.08.3486y 165d
10BA BoltonNZl1959-1959231.05.3585y 255d
11PT BartonNZl1961-1963709.10.3585y 124d
12JW D’ArcyNZl1958-1958523.04.3684y 293d
13RI HarfordNZl1968-1968330.05.3684y 256d
14AE DickNZl1961-19651710.10.3684y 123d
15BW SinclairNZl1963-19682123.10.3684y 110d
16GT DowlingNZl1961-19723904.03.3783y 343d
17JT SparlingNZl1958-19641124.07.3882y 201d
18BF HastingsNZl1969-19763123.03.4080y 324d
19BAG MurrayNZl1968-19711318.09.4080y 145d
20GA BartlettNZl1961-19681003.02.4180y 7d
       
1Wazir MohammadPak1952-19592022.12.2991y 50d
2SF RehmanPak1958-1958111.06.3585y 244d
3Khalid IbadullaPak1964-1967420.12.3585y 52d
4DA SharpePak1959-1959303.08.3783y 191d
5Saeed AhmedPak1958-19734101.10.3783y 132d
6Ijaz ButtPak1959-1962810.03.3882y 337d
7Mohammad FarooqPak1960-196578.04.3882y 308d
8Javed BurkiPak1960-19692508.05.3882y 278d
9A D’SouzaPak1959-1962617.01.3982y 24d
       
1JC WatkinsSAF1949-19571510.04.2397y 306d
2RG DraperSAF1950-1950224.12.2694y 48d
3GB LawrenceSAF1961-1962531.03.3288y 316d
4HD BromfieldSAF1961-1965926.06.3288y 229d
5MK ElgieSAF1961-1962306.03.3387y 341d
6SF BurkeSAF1962-1965211.03.3486y 336d
7GD VarnalsSAF1964-1965324.07.3585y 201d
8WS FarrerSAF1962-1964608.12.3684y 64d
9C WesleySAF1960-1960305.09.3783y 158d
10PR CarlsteinSAF1958-1964828.10.3882y 105d
11R DumbrillSAF1965-1967519.11.3882y 83d
12MJ MacaulaySAF1965-1965119.04.3981y 297d
13D GamsySAF1970-1970217.02.4080y 359d
14PHJ TrimbornSAF1967-1970418.05.4080y 268d
       
1S RamadhinWin1950-19614301.05.2991y 285d
2BH PairaudeauWin1953-19571314.04.3189y 302d
3CW SmithWin1960-1962529.07.3387y 196d
4DT DewdneyWin1955-1958923.10.3387y 110d
5JL HendriksWin1962-19692021.12.3387y 51d
6HA FurlongeWin1955-1956319.06.3486y 236d
7WV RodriguezWin1962-1968525.06.3486y 230d
8LR GibbsWin1958-19767929.09.3486y 134d
9EDAS McMorrisWin1958-19661304.04.3585y 312d
10RB KanhaiWin1957-19747926.12.3585y 46d
11GS SobersWin1954-19749328.07.3684y 197d
12PD LashleyWin1960-1966411.02.3783y 365d
13WW HallWin1958-19694812.09.3783y 151d
14DW AllanWin1962-1966505.11.3783y 97d
15CD WatsonWin1960-1962701.07.3882y 224d
16AW WhiteWin1965-1965220.11.3882y 82d
17CC GriffithWin1960-19692814.12.3882y 58d
18RGA HeadleyWin1973-1973229.06.3981y 226d
19DAJ HolfordWin1966-19772416.04.4080y 300d
20BA DavisWin1965-1965402.05.4080y 284d
21RM EdwardsWin1968-1969503.06.4080y 252d
Pakistan bowlers capturing ten plus wickets in a test match

Pakistan bowlers capturing ten plus wickets in a test match

Hasan Ali of Pakistan captured 10 for 114 with two five wickets hauls in each innings of the just concluded Rawalpindi test against South Africa to provide the 39th occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing ten plus wickets in a match. All such occasions are tabulated below

PlayerW-RunsOppGroundStart Date
Fazal Mahmood12-094IndLucknowOct 1952
Fazal Mahmood12-099EngThe OvalAug 1954
Zulfiqar Ahmed11-079NZlKarachiOct 1955
Fazal Mahmood13-114AusKarachiOct 1956
Fazal Mahmood12-100WinDhakaMar 1959
Intikhab Alam11-130NZlDunedinFeb 1973
Imran Khan12-165AusSydneyJan 1977
Sarfraz Nawaz11-125AusMelbourneMar 1979
Iqbal Qasim11-118AusKarachiFeb 1980
Imran Khan14-116SrlLahoreMar 1982
Abdul Qadir11-218AusFaisalabadSep 1982
Imran Khan11-079IndKarachiDec 1982
Imran Khan11-180IndFaisalabadJan 1983
Imran Khan10-077EngLeedsJul 1987
Abdul Qadir13-101EngLahoreNov 1987
Imran Khan11-121WinGeorgetownApr 1988
Waqar Younis10-106NZlLahoreOct 1990
Waqar Younis12-130NZlFaisalabadOct 1990
Waqar Younis13-135ZimKarachiDec 1993
Wasim Akram11-179NZlWellingtonFeb 1994
Waqar Younis11-119SrlKandyAug 1994
Mushtaq Ahmed10-171NZlChristchurchDec 1995
Wasim Akram10-106ZimFaisalabadOct 1996
Mohammad Zahid11-130NZlRawalpindiNov 1996
Mushtaq Ahmed10-106WinPeshawarNov 1997
Saqlain Mushtaq10-187IndChennaiJan 1999
Danish Kaneria12-094BanMultanAug 2001
Saqlain Mushtaq10-155ZimBulawayoNov 2002
Shoaib Akhtar10-080BanPeshawarAug 2003
Shoaib Akhtar11-078NZlWellingtonDec 2003
Danish Kaneria10-190SrlKarachiOct 2004
Mohammad Asif11-071SrlKandyApr 2006
Saeed Ajmal10-097EngDub-DSCJan 2012
Saeed Ajmal11-118ZimHarareSep 2013
Yasir Shah10-141EngLord’sJul 2016
Yasir Shah10-210WinA DhabiOct 2016
Mohammad Abbas10-095AusA DhabiOct 2018
Yasir Shah14-184NZlDub-DSCNov 2018
Hasan Ali10-114SAFRawalpindiFeb 2021
Pakistan bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test with five plus wicket haul in both innings of the test

Pakistan bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test with five plus wicket haul in both innings of the test

Hasan Ali of Pakistan captured 10 for 114 with two five wickets hauls in each innings of the just concluded Rawalpindi test against South Africa to provide the 27th occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing ten plus wickets in a match with five plus wickets haul in both innings. All such occasions are tabulated below,

NoPlayerW-RunsOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood12-094IndLucknow23 Oct 1952
2Fazal Mahmood12-099EngThe Oval12 Aug 1954
3Zulfiqar Ahmed11-079NZlKarachi13 Oct 1955
4Fazal Mahmood13-114AusKarachi11 Oct 1956
5Fazal Mahmood12-100WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
6Intikhab Alam10-182NZlDhaka08 Nov 1969
7Imran Khan12-165AusSydney14 Jan 1977
8Imran Khan14-116SrlLahore22 Mar 1982
9Imran Khan11-180IndFaisalabad03 Jan 1983
10Abdul Qadir10-194EngLahore19 Mar 1984
11Wasim Akram10-128NZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
12Abdul Qadir10-186EngKarachi16 Dec 1987
13Wasim Akram11-160AusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
14Waqar Younis12-130NZlFaisalabad26 Oct 1990
15Waqar Younis13-135ZimKarachi01 Dec 1993
16Waqar Younis11-119SrlKandy26 Aug 1994
17Mushtaq Ahmed10-106WinPeshawar17 Nov 1997
18Saqlain Mushtaq10-187IndChennai28 Jan 1999
19Saqlain Mushtaq10-216IndDelhi04 Feb 1999
20Wasim Akram11-110WinSt John’s25 May 2000
21Danish Kaneria12-094BanMultan29 Aug 2001
22Shoaib Akhtar11-078NZlWellington26 Dec 2003
23Mohd Asif11-071SrlKandy03 Apr 2006
24Saeed Ajmal11-111WinProvidence12 May 2011
25Mohd Abbas10-095AusA Dhabi16 Oct 2018
26Yasir Shah14-184NZlDub-DSC24 Nov 2018
27Hasan Ali10-114SAFRawalpindi04 Feb 2021

He also became the ninth Pakistan bowler to capture ten wickets in a test with five wickets in both innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerW-RunsOppGroundStart Date
1Saqlain Mushtaq10-216IndDelhi04 Feb 1999
2Abdul Qadir10-194EngLahore19 Mar 1984
3Saqlain Mushtaq10-187IndChennai28 Jan 1999
4Abdul Qadir10-186EngKarachi16 Dec 1987
5Intikhab Alam10-182NZlDhaka08 Nov 1969
6Wasim Akram10-128NZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
7Hasan Ali10-114SAfRawalpindi04 Feb 2021
8Mushtaq Ahmed10-106WinPeshawar17 Nov 1997
9Mohd Abbas10-095AusA Dhabi16 Oct 2018
Fifth day – India Vs England – First test at Chennai

Fifth day – India Vs England – First test at Chennai

Shubman Gill scored 50 runs in India’s second innings to provide the 99th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty against England.

It also provides the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring exact 50 runs in an innings against England. Others are – ML Jaisimha at Delhi in Feb 1964 and SM Gavaskar at Bengaluru in Jan 1977

NoPlayerRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1ML Jaisimha503EngDelhi08 Feb 1964
2SM Gavaskar503EngBengaluru28 Jan 1977
3Shubman Gill504EngChennai05 Feb 2021

It also provides the 12th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring exact 50 runs in an innings against various oppositions. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1NJ Contractor504WinKanpur12 Dec 1958
2ML Jaisimha503EngDelhi08 Feb 1964
3SM Gavaskar503EngBengaluru28 Jan 1977
4SM Gavaskar502AusChennai11 Sep 1979
5CPS Chauhan504AusKolkata26 Oct 1979
6SM Gavaskar501PakNagpur05 Oct 1983
7NR Mongia503SAFJo’burg16 Jan 1997
8V Sehwag503SrlGalle31 Jul 2008
9KL Rahul501WinGros Islet09 Aug 2016
10G Gambhir503NZlIndore08 Oct 2016
11Shubman Gill502AusSydney07 Jan 2021
12Shubman Gill504EngChennai05 Feb 2021

Shubman Gill {02} and SM Gavaskar {03} are the two Indian opening batsmen who have scored exact 50 runs in a test innings on two or more occasions

NoPlayerRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1Shubman Gill502AusSydney07 Jan 2021
2Shubman Gill504EngChennai05 Feb 2021
       
1SM Gavaskar503EngBengaluru28 Jan 1977
2SM Gavaskar502AusChennai11 Sep 1979
3SM Gavaskar501PakNagpur05 Oct 1983

AM Rahane and Washigton Sundar scored ducks in India’s second innings to provide the 256th and 257th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a duck in an innings against England.

It also provides the 98th and 99th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a duck in an innings against England in India and also provides the 11th and 12th such occasion at Chennai.

R Ashwin had scored 2467 runs and captured 377 wickets prior to the start of the first test at Chennai against England. He needed 33 more runs for his 2500 runs. He scored 31 and 9 which fetched him 2507 runs. His nine wickets in this test fetched him 386 wickets. He became the third Indian all rounder to score 2500 runs and capture 375 plus wickets. Others are – Kapil Dev {5248 runs and 434 wickets} and A Kumble {2506 runs and 619 wickets}

Washington Sundar scored 85 not out and zero in this test to provide the 20th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty and a duck in a test against England.

NoPlayerFISIOppGroundStart Date
1L Amarnath050EngLord’s22 Jun 1946
2VM Merchant780EngManchester20 Jul 1946
3P Roy1400EngMum-BS14 Dec 1951
4VL Manjrekar1330EngLeeds05 Jun 1952
5SA Durani710EngMum-BS11 Nov 1961
6VL Manjrekar1080EngChepauk10 Jan 1964
7AL Wadekar091EngLeeds08 Jun 1967
8S Abid Ali580EngDelhi20 Dec 1972
8FM Engineer860EngLord’s20 Jun 1974
10Vengsarkar0103EngLord’s02 Aug 1979
11Vengsarkar052EngThe Oval30 Aug 1979
12RJ Shastri660EngThe Oval08 Jul 1982
13V Sehwag1060EngNottingham08 Aug 2002
14MS Dhoni076*EngLord’s19 Jul 2007
15R Dravid1360EngMohali19 Dec 2008
16SK Raina078EngLord’s21 Jul 2011
17MS Dhoni520EngKolkata05 Dec 2012
18MS Dhoni820EngThe Oval15 Aug 2014
18GH Vihari560EngThe Oval07 Sep 2018
20W Sundar85*0EngChepauk05 Feb 2021

He became the second Indian batsman to perform such a feat against England at Chepauk after VL Manjrekar. VL Manjrekar has scored 108 and zero in Jan 1964.

NoPlayerFISIOppGroundStart Date
1VL Manjrekar1080EngChepauk10 Jan 1964
2W Sundar85*0EngChepauk05 Feb 2021

V Kohli had scored nine fifties as captain against England prior to the start of the first test at Chennai against England. He needed one more fifty for his ten fifties. He scored 72 in India’s second innings to become the first Indian captain to score ten fifties against England. He joined the following nine captains who have scored ten or more fifties against England.

NoPlayerTeamMINORunsCHC50+
1AR BorderAus294892276051217
2DG BradmanAus193252432100616
3GC SmithSAF213932051070714
4IM ChappellAus163011181020911
5CH LloydWin182411103020911
6IVA RichardsWin192621102011011
7HW TaylorSAF152721287040711
8RT PontingAus193321433040610
9GS SobersWin132351417050510
10V KohliInd112021331040610

S Nadeem scored a duck in India’s second innings to provide the 100th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a duck against England on home soil. It also provides the 12th such occasion against England at Chennai and also provides the 258th such occasion against England.

V Kohli’s 72 in this game provide the 49th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty against England. It also represents V Kohli’s seventh fifty against England. MS Dhoni has scored eight fifties to own the record for most fifties by an Indian captain against England.

V Kohli had a run aggregate of 1570 runs against England prior to the start of the first test at Chennai against England.  He required 30 more runs for his 1600 runs. He scored 11 and 72 runs in this test which fetched him an aggregate of 1653 runs. He became the fifth Indian batsman to score 1600 plus runs against England. Others are – SR Tendulkar {2525}, SM Gavaskar {2483}, R Dravid {1950} and GR Viswanath {1880}

England won this test by 227 runs to carve its 48th win against India. It also provide its 14th win against India in India and its fourth win at Chepauk

It also represent England’s fourth win by 200 plus against India in India. It also represent its largest victory by runs margin. Interestingly all the wins by run margin are with 200 plus runs margin.

NoTeamResMarginOppGroundMon/Year
1Engwon227 runsIndChennaiFeb 2021
2Engwon212 runsIndMumbaiMar 2006
3Engwon202 runsIndChennaiFeb 1934
4Engwon200 runsIndChennaiJan 1977
Pakistan glovemen scoring centuries in a test innings

Pakistan glovemen scoring centuries in a test innings

Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan scored 115 not out against South Africa in the just concluded test at Rawalpindi to provide the 227th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 19th occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper scoring a century against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundMon/Year
1Imtiaz Ahmed2092PakNZlLahoreOct 1955
2Imtiaz Ahmed1221PakWinKingstonFeb 1958
3Imtiaz Ahmed1351PakIndChennaiJan 1961
4Taslim Arif210*2PakAusFaisalabadMar 1980
5Moin Khan115*1PakAusLahoreNov 1994
6Moin Khan117*4PakSrlSialkotSep 1995
7Moin Khan1051PakEngLeedsAug 1996
8Rashid Latif1501PakWinSharjahJan 2002
9Moin Khan1372PakNZlHamiltonDec 2003
10Kamran Akmal1093PakIndMohaliMar 2005
11Kamran Akmal1542PakEngLahoreNov 2005
12Kamran Akmal102*1PakIndLahoreJan 2006
13Kamran Akmal1131PakIndKarachiJan 2006
14Kamran Akmal1192PakIndKolkataNov 2007
15Kamran Akmal158*2PakSrlKarachiFeb 2009
16Sarfaraz Ahmed1032PakSrlCol-SSCAug 2014
17Sarfaraz Ahmed1091PakAusDub-DSCOct 2014
18Sarfaraz Ahmed1122PakNZlDub-DSCNov 2014
19Mohd Rizwan115*3PakSAFRawalpindiFeb 2021

It also provides the 13th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below. Mohd Rizwan became the first Pakistan wicket keeper batsman to score a century against South Africa.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundMon/Year
1H Wood134*2EngSAFCape TownMar 1892
2LEG Ames148*2EngSAFThe OvalAug 1935
3LEG Ames1151EngSAFCape TownDec 1938
4JM Parks108*1EngSAFDurbanDec 1964
5AJ Stewart1643EngSAFManchesterJul 1998
6RD Jacobs113*2WinSAFBridgetownMar 2001
7A Flower1422ZimSAFHarareSep 2001
8A Flower199*3ZimSAFHarareSep 2001
9AC Gilchrist204*1AusSAFJohannesburgFeb 2002
10AC Gilchrist138*2AusSAFCape TownMar 2002
11MS Dhoni132*2IndSAFKolkataFeb 2010
12JM Bairstow150*1EngSAFCape TownJan 2016
13Mohd Rizwan115*3PakSAFRawalpindiFeb 2021