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Solutions to Criambler – 001

10/07/2021 hrg

Solutions are

ZAMBEZI,

RINGERS,

CRUDELY,

RUDDERS,

FIREMEN,

HABITAT.

Cricketer is AZHARUDDIN.

We are back again this week after a few weeks of absence. The absence was due to the fact that Srinivasa Gopalan the compiler had undergone Cataract operation. We are back again with another feature Scrambler which we have renamed as Criambler. These two will be provided to our netizens alternate weeks starting from this week. However for this week we are posting both – Puzzle and Criambler – for our netizens

Solution – Tomorrow

Cricket Crossword Puzzle – 004

09/07/2021 hrg

Solution Tomorrow

JM Anderson of England became the 216th bowler in the history of first class cricket to capture “One thousand” First class wicket.

07/07/2021 hrg

JM Anderson of England became the 216^th bowler in the history of first class cricket to capture “One thousand” First class wicket. The following table lists all the 216 bowlers who have accomplished the feat.

JM Anderson took his 1,000th wicket on day two of Lancashire’s LV= Insurance County Championship clash with Kent. Heino Kuhn has the dubious honour of becoming Anderson’s milestone wicket, caught behind by Dane Vilas at Emirates Old Trafford. At the end of this game, his aggregate of wickets in first class cricket read 1002.

No	Bowler	Wkts	Runs	BB	Avge	5	10
1	W Rhodes	4204	70322	9-24	16.72	287	68
2	AP Freeman	3776	69577	10-53	18.42	386	140
3	CWL Parker	3278	63819	10-79	19.46	277	91
4	JT Hearne	3061	54351	9-32	17.75	255	66
5	TWJ Goddard	2979	59116	10-113	19.84	251	86
6	AS Kennedy	2874	61035	10-37	21.23	225	45
7	D Shackleton	2857	53303	9-30	18.65	194	38
8	GAR Lock	2844	54709	10-54	19.23	196	50
9	FJ Titmus	2830	63315	9-52	22.37	168	26
10	WG Grace	2809	50980	10-49	18.14	240	64
11	MW Tate	2784	50571	9-71	18.16	195	44
12	GH Hirst	2742	51371	9-23	18.73	184	40
13	C Blythe	2503	42094	10-30	16.81	218	71
14	DL Underwood	2465	49993	9-28	20.28	153	47
15	WE Astill	2432	57786	9-41	23.76	140	22
16	JC White	2355	43759	10-76	18.58	193	58
17	WE Hollies	2323	48656	10-49	20.94	182	40
18	FS Trueman	2304	42154	8-28	18.29	126	25
19	JB Statham	2260	36999	8-34	16.37	123	11
20	RTD Perks	2233	53766	9-40	24.07	143	24
21	J Briggs	2221	35430	10-55	15.95	200	52
22	DJ Shepherd	2218	47302	9-47	21.32	123	28
23	EG Dennett	2151	42637	10-40	19.82	211	57
24	T Richardson	2104	38793	10-45	18.43	200	72
25	TE Bailey	2082	48170	10-90	23.13	110	13
26	R Illingworth	2072	42020	9-42	20.27	104	11
27	N Gifford	2068	48731	8-28	23.56	93	14
28	FE Woolley	2066	41058	8-22	19.87	132	28
29	G Geary	2063	41336	10-18	20.03	125	30
30	DVP Wright	2056	49306	9-47	23.98	150	42
31	JA Newman	2054	51397	9-131	25.02	134	35
32	A Shaw	2027	24577	10-73	12.13	177	44
33	S Haigh	2012	32091	9-25	15.94	135	30
34	H Verity	1956	29145	10-10	14.90	164	54
35	W Attewell	1951	29896	9-23	15.32	134	27
36	JC Laker	1944	35791	10-53	18.41	127	32
37	AV Bedser	1924	39279	8-18	20.41	96	16
38	W Mead	1916	36388	9-40	18.99	152	39
39	AE Relf	1897	39726	9-95	20.94	114	23
40	PGH Fender	1894	47458	8-24	25.05	100	16
41	JWHT Douglas	1893	44160	9-47	23.32	113	23
42	JH Wardle	1846	35027	9-25	18.97	134	29
43	GR Cox	1843	42138	9-50	22.86	111	13
44	GA Lohmann	1841	25295	9-28	13.73	176	57
45	JW Hearne	1839	44926	9-61	24.42	107	23
46	GG Macaulay	1837	32441	8-21	17.65	126	31
47	MS Nichols	1833	39665	9-32	21.63	118	23
48	JB Mortimore	1807	41904	8-59	23.18	75	8
49	CA Walsh	1807	39233	9-72	21.71	104	20
50	C Cook	1782	36579	9-42	20.52	99	15
51	R Peel	1775	28758	9-22	16.20	123	33
52	HL Jackson	1733	30101	9-17	17.36	115	20
53	JK Lever	1722	41772	8-37	24.25	85	12
54	TPB Smith	1697	45058	9-77	26.55	120	28
55	J Southerton	1682	24280	9-30	14.43	192	59
56	AE Trott	1674	35318	10-42	21.09	131	41
57	AW Mold	1673	26010	9-29	15.54	152	56
58	TG Wass	1666	34092	9-67	20.46	159	45
59	VWC Jupp	1658	38166	10-127	23.01	111	18
60	C Gladwin	1653	30265	9-41	18.30	101	18
61	MD Marshall	1651	31548	8-71	19.10	85	13
62	WE Bowes	1639	27470	9-121	16.76	116	27
63	AW Wellard	1614	39302	8-52	24.35	108	24
64	JE Emburey	1608	41958	8-40	26.09	72	12
65	PI Pocock	1607	42648	9-57	26.53	60	7
66	NI Thomson	1597	32873	10-49	20.58	73	8
67	GJ Thompson	1591	30058	9-64	18.89	147	40
68	J Mercer	1591	37241	10-51	23.40	104	17
69	JM Sims	1581	39401	10-90	24.92	98	21
70	FW Lillywhite	1576	2435	10-?	10.36	155	55
71	T Emmett	1572	21314	9-23	13.55	122	29
72	Intikhab Alam	1571	43474	8-54	27.67	85	13
73	BS Bedi	1560	33843	7-5	21.69	106	20
74	W Voce	1558	35961	8-30	23.08	84	20
75	AR Gover	1555	36753	8-34	23.63	95	17
76	TW Cartwright	1536	29357	8-39	19.11	94	18
77	K Higgs	1536	36267	7-19	23.61	50	5
78	J Langridge	1530	34524	9-34	22.56	91	14
79	JA Flavell	1529	32847	9-30	21.48	86	15
80	EE Hemmings	1515	44403	10-175	29.30	70	15
81	CF Root	1512	31933	9-23	21.11	125	33
82	FA Tarrant	1512	26450	10-90	17.49	133	38
83	RK Tyldesley	1509	25980	8-15	17.21	101	22
84	RJ Hadlee	1490	26998	9-52	18.11	102	18
85	TB Mitchell	1483	30543	10-64	20.59	118	30
86	WR Hillyer	1482	4467	8-26	11.02	149	54
87	GS Boyes	1472	34610	9-57	23.51	74	11
88	W Bestwick	1457	31008	10-40	21.28	104	27
89	H Larwood	1427	24994	9-41	17.51	98	20
90	CV Grimmett	1424	31737	10-37	22.28	127	33
91	MJ Procter	1417	27679	9-71	19.53	70	15
92	BA Langford	1410	34964	9-26	24.79	83	16
93	Mushtaq Ahmed	1407	36127	9-48	25.67	104	32
94	WS Lees	1402	30008	9-81	21.40	97	20
95	RD Jackman	1402	31978	8-40	22.80	67	8
96	EA McDonald	1395	28967	8-41	20.76	119	31
97	Venkataraghavan	1390	33568	9-93	24.14	85	21
98	JW Hitch	1387	29919	8-38	21.57	101	24
99	A Watson	1384	18423	9-118	13.31	106	27
100	GE Tribe	1378	28321	9-43	20.55	93	23
101	WH Lockwood	1376	25246	9-59	18.34	121	29
102	M Muralitharan	1374	26997	9-51	19.64	119	34
103	R Tattersall	1369	24692	9-40	18.03	99	18
104	CT Spencer	1367	36479	9-63	26.68	47	6
105	JA Young	1361	26793	9-55	19.68	82	17
106	R Smith	1350	41265	8-63	30.56	73	10
107	R Howorth	1345	29425	7-18	21.87	74	7
108	FW Tate	1331	28694	9-73	21.55	104	28
109	SJ Staples	1331	30421	9-141	22.85	72	11
110	E Willsher	1329	16493	8-16	12.78	107	30
111	FJ Durston	1329	29279	8-27	22.03	72	11
112	PJ Loader	1326	25260	9-17	19.04	70	13
113	SK Warne	1319	34449	8-71	26.11	69	12
114	F Martin	1317	22901	8-45	17.38	95	23
115	JC Clay	1317	26028	9-54	19.76	105	28
116	PJ Sainsbury	1316	31777	8-76	24.14	36	5
117	RO Jenkins	1309	30945	8-62	23.64	92	20
118	H Dean	1301	23607	9-31	18.14	97	24
119	AE Moss	1301	27035	8-31	20.78	65	13
120	Imran Khan	1287	28726	8-34	22.32	70	13
121	A Fielder	1277	26852	10-90	21.02	97	28
122	F Morley	1274	17103	8-26	13.43	119	36
123	DR Smith	1250	29655	7-20	23.72	51	6
124	DC Morgan	1248	31302	7-33	25.08	35	5
125	PAJ DeFreitas	1248	34809	7-21	27.89	61	6
126	PH Edmonds	1246	31981	8-53	25.66	47	9
127	JR Gunn	1242	30461	8-63	24.52	82	17
128	AS Brown	1230	31545	8-80	25.64	54	8
129	F Barratt	1224	27813	8-26	22.72	69	11
130	S Santall	1220	29250	8-23	23.97	64	5
131	FR Brown	1220	32007	8-34	26.23	62	11
132	GD McKenzie	1219	32868	8-71	26.96	49	5
133	E Smith	1217	31448	9-46	25.84	51	4
134	AA Donald	1216	27680	8-37	22.76	68	9
135	J Lillywhite	1210	18436	10-129	15.23	96	22
136	DA Allen	1209	28586	8-34	23.64	56	8
137	EW Clark	1208	25965	8-59	21.49	63	15
138	JH King	1204	30312	8-17	25.17	69	11
139	JD Bannister	1198	26258	10-41	21.91	53	6
140	JE Walsh	1190	29226	9-101	24.55	98	26
141	D Wilson	1189	24978	8-36	21.00	50	8
142	W Flowers	1188	18887	8-22	15.89	73	15
143	AR Caddick	1180	31387	9-32	26.59	78	17
144	TL Richmond	1176	24959	9-21	21.22	90	19
145	RDB Croft	1175	41229	8-66	35.08	51	9
146	JA Snow	1174	26695	8-87	22.73	56	9
147	RA Sinfield	1173	28734	9-111	24.49	66	9
148	IT Botham	1172	31902	8-34	27.22	59	8
149	DB Close	1171	30947	8-41	26.42	43	3
150	DJ Brown	1165	28961	8-60	24.85	46	5
151	A Hearne	1160	23120	8-15	19.93	52	9
152	KC Preston	1160	30533	7-55	26.32	37	2
153	PF Jackson	1159	30506	9-45	26.32	61	12
154	JN Shepherd	1157	32068	8-40	27.71	54	2
155	CP Buckenham	1150	29110	8-33	25.31	85	17
156	E Robson	1147	30319	8-35	26.43	58	5
157	J Dean	1144	7084	9-34	13.80	86	18
158	JH Mayer	1144	25404	8-62	22.20	71	9
159	DW White	1143	26913	9-44	23.54	57	5
160	AF Wensley	1142	30251	9-36	26.48	56	10
161	J Grundy	1137	11338	9-19	12.81	84	24
162	A Kumble	1136	29347	10-74	25.83	72	19
163	GG Arnold	1130	24761	8-41	21.91	46	3
164	R Pollard	1122	25314	8-33	22.56	60	10
165	NE Haig	1117	30698	7-33	27.48	47	2
166	LC Braund	1114	30398	9-41	27.28	80	16
167	J Wisden	1109	7390	10-58	10.32	111	39
168	OS Wheatley	1099	22910	9-60	20.84	56	5
169	RNS Hobbs	1099	29776	8-63	27.09	50	8
170	WH Copson	1094	20752	8-11	18.96	66	6
171	BR Knight	1089	26205	8-69	24.06	45	8
172	LF Townsend	1088	22984	8-26	21.12	51	16
173	P Carrick	1081	32244	8-33	29.82	47	5
174	R Herath	1080	27163	9-127	25.15	70	14
175	WC Smith	1077	18911	9-31	17.55	95	27
176	E Peate	1076	14517	8-5	13.49	94	27
177	HA Smith	1076	27968	8-40	25.99	66	11
178	LJ Coldwell	1076	22791	8-38	21.18	60	7
179	HJ Rhodes	1073	21145	7-38	19.70	42	4
180	J Birkenshaw	1073	29276	8-94	27.28	44	4
181	E Wainwright	1071	19536	9-66	18.24	63	15
182	CM Old	1070	25127	7-20	23.48	39	2
183	EG Arnold	1069	24763	9-64	23.16	63	13
184	F Ridgway	1069	25381	8-39	23.74	41	6
185	Chandrasekhar	1063	25547	9-72	24.03	75	19
186	MP Bicknell	1061	26589	9-45	25.06	44	4
187	PCR Tufnell	1057	31026	8-29	29.35	53	6
188	DE Malcolm	1054	31973	9-57	30.33	46	9
189	A Jepson	1051	30568	8-45	29.08	40	6
190	CH Parkin	1048	18434	9-32	17.58	93	27
191	OW Herman	1045	28222	8-49	27.00	58	6
192	GS Sobers	1043	28941	9-49	27.74	36	1
193	Wasim Akram	1042	22549	8-30	21.64	70	16
194	SMJ Woods	1040	21655	10-69	20.82	77	21
195	A Mynn	1038	3261	9-?	10.22	93	34
196	J Simmons	1033	28084	7-59	27.18	41	6
197	JH Childs	1028	30600	9-56	29.76	52	8
198	EF Field	1026	24091	9-104	23.48	80	17
199	LR Gibbs	1024	27878	8-37	27.22	50	10
200	Danish Kaneria	1023	26791	8-59	26.18	71	12
201	G Giffen	1022	21785	10-66	21.31	95	30
202	GAE Paine	1021	23334	8-43	22.85	74	13
203	JH Cornford	1019	26999	9-53	26.49	39	6
204	RE East	1019	26210	8-30	25.72	49	10
205	B Dooland	1016	22332	8-20	21.98	84	23
206	CB Llewellyn	1013	23715	9-55	23.41	82	20
207	FP Ryan	1013	21321	8-41	21.04	86	18
208	AW Hallam	1012	19256	8-63	19.02	63	10
209	RMH Cottam	1010	21125	9-25	20.91	58	6
210	EP Robinson	1009	22784	8-35	22.58	61	12
211	LC Eastman	1006	26939	7-28	26.77	30	3
212	MJ Hilton	1006	19542	8-19	19.42	51	8
213	Sarfraz Nawaz	1005	24750	9-86	24.62	46	4
214	R Kilner	1003	18515	8-26	18.45	48	10
215	JM Anderson	1002	24753	7-19	24.70	51	6
216	Hettiarachchi	1001	23542	8-26	23.51	72	18

Sri Lanka’s dubious record for losing most games in the history of one day internationals

06/07/2021 hrg

Sri Lanka now owns the dubious record for losing most games in the history of one day internationals. It has lost 428 games and went past India which had lost 427 games. Sri Lanka lost its 428^th game when it lost the game against England by eight wickets at The Oval on 01 Jul 2021. The following table details out the matches lost against each opposition by these two teams

Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR
Sri Lanka	Pak	1975-2019	155	58	92	1	4
Sri Lanka	Ind	1979-2019	159	56	91	1	11
Sri Lanka	Aus	1975-2019	97	32	61	0	4
Sri Lanka	NZl	1979-2019	99	41	49	1	8
Sri Lanka	RSA	1992-2019	77	31	44	1	1
Sri Lanka	Eng	1982-2021	77	36	38	1	2
Sri Lanka	Win	1975-2021	63	29	31	0	3
Sri Lanka	Zim	1992-2018	57	44	11	0	2
Sri Lanka	Ban	1986-2021	51	40	9	0	2
Sri Lanka	Afg	2014-2019	4	3	1	0	0
Sri Lanka	Srl	1996-2011	6	5	1	0	0
Sri Lanka	Ber	2007-2007	1	1	0	0	0
Sri Lanka	Can	2003-2011	2	2	0	0	0
Sri Lanka	Ire	2007-2016	4	4	0	0	0
Sri Lanka	Net	2002-2006	3	3	0	0	0
Sri Lanka	Sco	2011-2019	3	3	0	0	0
Sri Lanka	UAE	2004-2008	2	2	0	0	0
		Total	860	390	428	5	37

Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR
India	Aus	1980-2020	143	53	80	0	10
India	Pak	1978-2019	132	55	73	0	4
India	Win	1979-2019	133	64	63	2	4
India	Srl	1979-2019	159	91	56	1	11
India	NZl	1975-2020	110	55	49	1	5
India	RSA	1991-2019	84	35	46	0	3
India	Eng	1974-2021	103	55	43	2	3
India	Zim	1983-2016	63	51	10	2	0
India	Ban	1988-2019	36	30	5	0	1
India	Ken	1996-2004	13	11	2	0	0
India	Afg	2014-2019	3	2	0	1	0
India	Ber	2007-2007	1	1	0	0	0
India	EAF	1975-1975	1	1	0	0	0
India	HKG	2008-2018	2	2	0	0	0
India	Ire	2007-2015	3	3	0	0	0
India	Nam	2003-2003	1	1	0	0	0
India	Net	2003-2011	2	2	0	0	0
India	Sco	2007-2007	1	1	0	0	0
India	UAE	1994-2015	3	3	0	0	0
		Total	993	516	427	9	41

Mithali Raj and her world records

04/07/2021 hrg

Mithali Raj of India became the Women’s cricket top run getter across the three formats of the game, viz., Tests, ODIs and T20Is. At the end of the third one day between India and England at Worcester on 03.07.21, her run aggregate read 10337 which include 75 not out scored in this game. The previous record was 10273 which was credited to CM Edwards of England. The following table has details of these two cricketers across the three formats.

Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	50+	00
Edwards	023	043	05	1676	117	44.10	04	09	13	00
Edwards	191	180	23	5992	173*	38.16	09	46	45	16
Edwards	095	093	14	2605	092*	32.97	00	12	12	03
Total	309	316	42	10273	173*	37.49	13	67	70	19

Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	50+	00
M Raj	011	018	03	0669	214	44.60	01	04	05	02
M Raj	217	196	55	7304	125*	51.80	07	58	65	06
M Raj	089	084	21	2364	097*	37.52	00	17	17	05
Total	317	298	79	10337	214	47.20	08	79	87	13

Apart from her most runs in Women’s Cricket across the three formats of the game, Mithali Raj has the following world records

Mithali Raj scored 75 not out in this game which represents her 65th fifty including seven centuries. It is the most by a woman cricketer and also by an Indian woman cricketer in the history of women’s one day internationals.

She became the first woman batsman to compile 4500 runs from her fifty plus scores. At the end of this game, her run aggregate read 4647.

Mithali Raj scored 75 not out in this game which represents her 28th fifty including one century on away soil. It is the most by a woman cricketer and also by an Indian woman cricketer in the history of women’s one day internationals on away soil.

Mithali Raj scored 75 not out in this game which represents her 46th fifty including five centuries while leading India. It is the most by a captain and also by an Indian woman captain in the history of women’s one day internationals.

She is the first woman captain to aggregate 3000 plus runs from her fifty plus scores in the history of Women’s one day internationals. Her aggregate at the end of this game read 3274.

Her 75 not out in this game represents 24th fifty including one century as captain on away soil. It is the most by a captain and also by an Indian woman captain in the history of women’s one day internationals on away soil

Her 75 not out in this game represents 43rd fifty including four centuries on away soil and neutral soil. It is the most by a captain and also by an Indian woman captain in the history of women’s one day internationals on away soil

She is the first woman batsman to aggregate 3000 plus runs from her fifty plus scores in the history of Women’s one day internationals on away soil and neutral soil. Her aggregate at the end of this game read 3042.

She has led India on 140 occasions at the end of this game, which fetched her record of most capped captain in Women’s one day internationals.

She has played 217 one day internationals at the end of this game, which fetched her record of most capped cricketer in Women’s one day internationals. In fact she is the only women cricketer to appear in 200 plus women’s one day internationals.

Her 75 not out in this game provides the 55^th occasion of her remaining not out and fetches her the record for most not outs by a woman cricketer in the history of women’s internationals. She is the only woman cricketer to remain not out on 50 plus occasions.

She is the only woman cricketer to aggregate 2000 plus runs against England in women’s one day internationals. Her run aggregate at the end of this game read 2004.

She is the only woman cricketer to score 20 fifties against England in women’s one day internationals. Her 75 not out in this game was her 20^th fifty.

She owns the record for winning most women’s one day internationals. She has won 84 games. India’s win against England by runs was her 84^th win. She went past BJ Clark of Australia who had won 83 women’s one day internationals.

She is the only woman captain to score 25 plus half centuries in winning games. Her 75 not out in this game was her 26^th half century in winning games.

She is the only woman captain to score 30 fifties in winning games. Her 75 not out in this game was her 30^th fifty in winning games.

Her 75 not out in this game provides the 13^th fifty in winning games on away soil. She owns the record for most fifties scored by a woman captain in winning games on away soil. She went past BJ Clark of Australia who had scored 12 fifties in winning games on away soil.

She is the only woman cricketer to aggregate 1000 plus runs against Sri Lanka in women’s one day internationals. She has an aggregate of 1103 runs against Sri Lanka.

Her eleven fifties against Sri Lanka is also a record for most fifties by a woman cricketer against Sri Lanka in women’s one day internationals. In fact, she is the only woman cricketer to score ten or more fifties against Sri Lanka

Wicket keeper opening batsmen’s fifties in losing cause in Twenty20 Internationals

03/07/2021 hrg

Q de Kock’s 60 went in vain in the T20I game between South Africa and West Indies at St George’s on 01 Jul 21 to provide the 21^st occasion of a wicket keeper opening batsman’s fifty going in vain in the history of T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	TM Dilshan	61	1	Srl	Ind	Col-RPS	10 Feb 2009
2	BB McCullum	61	2	NZl	Aus	Sydney	15 Feb 2009
3	NJ O’Brien	50	2	Ire	Can	Col-SSC	03 Feb 2010
4	Kamran Akmal	50	1	Pak	Aus	Gros Islet	14 May 2010
5	ADS Fletcher	57	2	Win	Srl	Pallekele	09 Nov 2015
6	JJ Atkinson	53	2	HKG	Zim	Nagpur	08 Mar 2016
7	Q de Kock	52	1	RSA	Eng	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
8	JC Buttler	69	1	Eng	Ind	Manchester	03 Jul 2018
9	Imran Ali Butt	53	1	Bah	Kuw	Al Amerat	23 Jan 2019
10	TP Visee	78	1	Net	Ire	Al Amerat	17 Feb 2019
11	K Motlhanka	59	2	Bot	Nam	Windhoek	20 Aug 2019
12	Q de Kock	52	1	RSA	Ind	Mohali	18 Sep 2019
13	R Gurbaz	61	1	Afg	Zim	Chattogram	20 Sep 2019
14	IA Karim	51	2	Ken	Sco	ICCA 2 Dubai	19 Oct 2019
15	Q de Kock	65	2	RSA	Eng	Durban	14 Feb 2020
16	MDKJ Perera	66	2	Srl	Win	Pallekele	04 Mar 2020
17	JM Bairstow	55	1	Eng	Aus	Southampton	08 Sep 2020
18	MS Wade	58	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	06 Dec 2020
19	Mohd Rizwan	51	1	Pak	RSA	Lahore	13 Feb 2021
20	JC Buttler	52	2	Eng	Ind	Ahmedabad	20 Mar 2021
21	Q de Kock	60	2	RSA	Win	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

Q de Kock is the second wicket keeper opening batsman to witness his fifty in a losing cause after MDKJ Perera of Sri Lanka. MDKJ Perera’s 66 was in a losing casue against West Indies at Pallekele on 04.03.20

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	MDKJ Perera	66	2	Srl	Win	Pallekele	04 Mar 2020
2	Q de Kock	60	2	RSA	Win	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

JC Buttler of England and Q de Kock of South Africa are the two wicketkeeper opening batsmen who have witnessed their fifties going in vain on two or more occasions. Q de Kock has scored four fifties which have gone in vain.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	JC Buttler	69	1	Eng	Ind	Manchester	03 Jul 2018
2	JC Buttler	52	2	Eng	Ind	Ahmedabad	20 Mar 2021

1	Q de Kock	52	1	RSA	Eng	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
2	Q de Kock	52	1	RSA	Ind	Mohali	18 Sep 2019
3	Q de Kock	65	2	RSA	Eng	Durban	14 Feb 2020
4	Q de Kock	60	2	RSA	Win	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

West Indies bowlers who have captured four plus wickets in an innings in Twenty20 Internationals

03/07/2021 hrg

DJ Bravo of West Indies captured four for 19 in the second T20I against South Africa at St George’s on 01 Jul 21 to provide the 286^th occasion of a bowler capturing four plus wickets in an innings in the history of Twenty20 capturing four plus wickets in an innings in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	LMP Simmons	4-19	1	Win	Srl	Nottingham	10 Jun 2009
2	DJ Bravo	4-38	1	Win	Ind	Lord’s	12 Jun 2009
3	SJ Benn	4-06	1	Win	Zim	Port of Spain	28 Feb 2010
4	DJG Sammy	5-26	1	Win	Zim	Port of Spain	28 Feb 2010
5	D Bishoo	4-17	2	Win	Pak	Gros Islet	21 Apr 2011
6	DJG Sammy	4-16	1	Win	Ind	Port of Spain	04 Jun 2011
7	SP Narine	4-12	2	Win	NZl	Lauderhill	01 Jul 2012
8	K Santokie	4-21	1	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	11 Mar 2014
9	S Badree	4-15	2	Win	Ban	Dhaka	25 Mar 2014
10	DJ Bravo	4-28	2	Win	Srl	Colombo (RPS)	11 Nov 2015
11	KOK Williams	4-2	1	Win	Ban	Basseterre	31 Jul 2018
12	SS Cottrell	4-28	1	Win	Ban	Sylhet	17 Dec 2018
13	KMA Paul	5-15	2	Win	Ban	Dhaka	22 Dec 2018
14	KA Pollard	4-25	1	Win	Ire	Basseterre	18 Jan 2020
15	O Thomas	5-28	2	Win	Srl	Pallekele	04 Mar 2020
16	OC McCoy	4-22	1	Win	RSA	St George’s	29 Jun 2021
17	DJ Bravo	4-19	2	Win	RSA	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

DJ Bravo became the second West Indies bowler to capture four wickets in an innings against South Africa in T20Is after OC McCay. McCay had captured 4 for 22 against South Africa at St George’s on 29.06.21. Both the occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	OC McCoy	4-22	1	Win	RSA	St George’s	29 Jun 2021
2	DJ Bravo	4-19	2	Win	RSA	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

DJ Bravo’s four for 19 in the second T20I against South Africa at St George’s on 01 Jul 21 to provide the third occasion of his capturing four plus wickets in an innings. He now owns the record for most four plus wicket hauls by a West Indies bowler in T20Is. DJ Sammy was the other bowler with two such hauls.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DJ Bravo	4-38	1	Win	Ind	Lord’s	12 Jun 2009
2	DJ Bravo	4-28	2	Win	Srl	Colombo (RPS)	11 Nov 2015
3	DJ Bravo	4-19	2	Win	RSA	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

1	DJG Sammy	5-26	1	Win	Zim	Port of Spain	28 Feb 2010
2	DJG Sammy	4-16	1	Win	Ind	Port of Spain	04 Jun 2011

The following table lists the bowlers who have captured four or more wickets in an inning against South Africa in T20Is.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RP Singh	4-13	2	Ind	RSA	Durban	20 Sep 2007
2	Abdur Razzak	4-16	1	Ban	RSA	Jo’burg	05 Nov 2008
3	Saeed Ajmal	4-26	2	Pak	RSA	Gros Islet	10 May 2010
4	Umar Gul	5-06	2	Pak	RSA	Centurion	03 Mar 2013
5	Ahsan Malik	5-19	1	Net	RSA	Chattogram	27 Mar 2014
6	P Sandakan	4-23	1	Srl	RSA	Jo’burg	22 Jan 2017
7	B Kumar	5-24	2	Ind	RSA	Jo’burg	18 Feb 2018
8	AC Agar	5-24	2	Aus	RSA	Jo’burg	21 Feb 2020
9	OC McCoy	4-22	1	Win	RSA	St George’s	29 Jun 2021
10	DJ Bravo	4-19	2	Win	RSA	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

The four wicket haul against South Africa at St George’s on 01 Jul 21 fetched DJ Bravo an aggregate of 526 wickets in Twenty20 games. He remains the only bowler to capture 500 plus wickets in the history of Twenty20 games.

His career figures are furnished below

Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	Wkts	BBI	4	5
DJ Bravo	481	461	1565.3	3	12832	526	5/23	10	2

He has represented the following teams in Twenty20 games.

Chennai Super Kings, Chittagong Kings, Comilla Victorians, Dhaka Dynamites, Dolphins, Essex, Gujarat Lions, Kent, Lahore Qalandars, Melbourne Renegades, Melbourne Stars, Middlesex, Mumbai Indians, Paarl Rocks, Quetta Gladiators, Surrey, Sydney Sixers, Trinbago Knight Riders, Trinidad & Tobago, Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel, Victoria, West Indians, West Indies

The following table lists the twelve four wicket hauls of DJ Bravo in Twenty20 games.

No	W-R	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	4-38	Win	India	Lord’s	12 Jun 2009
2	4-23	T&T	Somerset	Bangalore	12 Oct 2009
3	4-42	Chennai	Mumbai	Kolkata	26 May 2013
4	4-18	Red Steel	Guyana AW	Basaterre	04 Jul 2015
5	4-29	Red Steel	SKN Patriots	Basaterre	11 Jul 2015
6	5-23	Red Steel	Jamaica Ts	Trinidad	23 Jul 2015
7	4-28	Win	Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	11 Nov 2015
8	4-22	Gujarat	Punjab	Mohali	11 Apr 2016
9	4-13	TKR	SKN Patriots	Lauderhill	31 Jul 2016
10	4-38	TKR	SKN Patriots	Tarouba	05 Sep 2017
11	5-28	Mel Rs	Hobart Hs	Hobart	21 Dec 2017
12	4-19	Win	South Africa	St George’s	01 Jul 2021

Bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Sri Lanka in one day internationals

02/07/2021 hrg

SM Curran of England captured five for 48 against Sri Lanka on 01 Jul 2021 to provide the 53rd occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Sri Lanka in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	VJ Marks	5-39	2	Eng	Srl	Taunton	11 Jun 1983
2	RJ Hadlee	5-25	1	NZl	Srl	Bristol	13 Jun 1983
3	Abdul Qadir	5-44	2	Pak	Srl	Leeds	16 Jun 1983
4	CA Walsh	5-01	2	Win	Srl	Sharjah	03 Dec 1986
5	AIC Dodemaide	5-21	2	Aus	Srl	Perth	02 Jan 1988
6	Waqar Younis	6-26	2	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	29 Apr 1990
7	J Srinath	5-24	1	Ind	Srl	Kanpur	07 Nov 1993
8	WKM Benjamin	5-22	2	Win	Srl	Mumbai	09 Nov 1993
9	M Prabhakar	5-35	1	Ind	Srl	Hyd-LBS	18 Feb 1994
10	OD Gibson	5-42	2	Win	Srl	Hobart	03 Jan 1996
11	OD Gibson	5-40	1	Win	Srl	Perth	14 Jan 1996
12	Waqar Younis	5-52	2	Pak	Srl	Nairobi-G	04 Oct 1996
13	DK Morrison	5-34	2	NZl	Srl	Sharjah	11 Nov 1996
14	Aaqib Javed	5-35	2	Pak	Srl	Gwalior	12 May 1997
15	L Klusener	6-49	2	RSA	Srl	Lahore	06 Nov 1997
16	RR Singh	5-22	1	Ind	Srl	Guwahati	22 Dec 1997
17	GD McGrath	5-40	2	Aus	Srl	Adelaide	24 Jan 1999
18	MA Ealham	5-32	2	Eng	Srl	Perth	29 Jan 1999
19	S Lee	5-33	2	Aus	Srl	Melbourne	07 Feb 1999
20	RR Singh	5-31	2	Ind	Srl	Taunton	26 May 1999
21	Abdul Razzaq	5-31	2	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	15 Oct 1999
22	Azhar Mahmood	5-23	2	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	22 Oct 1999
23	M Ntini	5-37	2	RSA	Srl	Cape Town	11 Jan 2001
24	CD Collymore	5-51	2	Win	Srl	Col-RPS	11 Dec 2001
25	CO Obuya	5-24	2	Ken	Srl	Nairobi-G	24 Feb 2003
26	GB Hogg	5-41	2	Aus	Srl	Dambulla	20 Feb 2004
27	MJ Clarke	5-35	1	Aus	Srl	Dambulla	22 Feb 2004
28	MS Kasprowicz	5-45	2	Aus	Srl	Col-RPS	27 Feb 2004
29	A Nehra	6-59	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	09 Aug 2005
30	AB Agarkar	5-44	1	Ind	Srl	Pune	03 Nov 2005
31	Z Khan	5-42	1	Ind	Srl	Margao	14 Feb 2007
32	CK Langeveldt	5-39	1	RSA	Srl	Providence	28 Mar 2007
33	NW Bracken	5-47	2	Aus	Srl	Sydney	08 Feb 2008
34	Sohail Tanvir	5-48	1	Pak	Srl	Karachi	29 Jun 2008
35	Iftikhar Anjum	5-30	2	Pak	Srl	Col-RPS	07 Aug 2009
36	Harbhajan Singh	5-56	2	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	14 Sep 2009
37	CJ McKay	5-33	1	Aus	Srl	Brisbane	07 Nov 2010
38	MG Johnson	6-31	1	Aus	Srl	Pallekele	10 Aug 2011
39	Shahid Afridi	5-35	2	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	20 Nov 2011
40	DT Christian	5-31	1	Aus	Srl	Melbourne	02 Mar 2012
41	CJ McKay	5-28	2	Aus	Srl	Adelaide	08 Mar 2012
42	IK Pathan	5-61	2	Ind	Srl	Pallekele	04 Aug 2012
43	Abdur Razzak	5-62	1	Ban	Srl	Pallekele	28 Mar 2013
44	CJ Jordan	5-29	1	Eng	Srl	Manchester	28 May 2014
45	CR Woakes	6-47	1	Eng	Srl	Pallekele	10 Dec 2014
46	MJ Henry	5-40	2	NZl	Srl	M Maunganui	05 Jan 2016
47	JW Hastings	6-45	1	Aus	Srl	Dambulla	31 Aug 2016
48	JJ Bumrah	5-27	1	Ind	Srl	Pallekele	27 Aug 2017
49	B Kumar	5-42	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	03 Sep 2017
50	Hasan Ali	5-34	1	Pak	Srl	A Dhabi	18 Oct 2017
51	Usman Shinwari	5-34	1	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	23 Oct 2017
52	Usman Shinwari	5-51	2	Pak	Srl	Karachi	30 Sep 2019
53	SM Curran	5-43	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

It also provides the twelfth occasion of a left arm bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are detailed below.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GB Hogg	5-41	2	Aus	Srl	Dambulla	20 Feb 2004
2	MJ Clarke	5-35	1	Aus	Srl	Dambulla	22 Feb 2004
3	A Nehra	6-59	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	09 Aug 2005
4	Z Khan	5-42	1	Ind	Srl	Margao	14 Feb 2007
5	NW Bracken	5-47	2	Aus	Srl	Sydney	08 Feb 2008
6	Sohail Tanvir	5-48	1	Pak	Srl	Karachi	29 Jun 2008
7	MG Johnson	6-31	1	Aus	Srl	Pallekele	10 Aug 2011
8	IK Pathan	5-61	2	Ind	Srl	Pallekele	04 Aug 2012
9	Abdur Razzak	5-62	1	Ban	Srl	Pallekele	28 Mar 2013
10	Usman Shinwari	5-34	1	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	23 Oct 2017
11	Usman Shinwari	5-51	2	Pak	Srl	Karachi	30 Sep 2019
12	SM Curran	5-43	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

It also provides the ninth occasion of a left arm pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are detailed below.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	A Nehra	6-59	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	09 Aug 2005
2	Z Khan	5-42	1	Ind	Srl	Margao	14 Feb 2007
3	NW Bracken	5-47	2	Aus	Srl	Sydney	08 Feb 2008
4	Sohail Tanvir	5-48	1	Pak	Srl	Karachi	29 Jun 2008
5	MG Johnson	6-31	1	Aus	Srl	Pallekele	10 Aug 2011
6	IK Pathan	5-61	2	Ind	Srl	Pallekele	04 Aug 2012
7	Usman Shinwari	5-34	1	Pak	Srl	Sharjah	23 Oct 2017
8	Usman Shinwari	5-51	2	Pak	Srl	Karachi	30 Sep 2019
9	SM Curran	5-43	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

It also provides the fifth occasion of a England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals against Sri Lanka, All such occasions are detailed below.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	VJ Marks	5-39	2	Eng	Srl	Taunton	11 Jun 1983
2	MA Ealham	5-32	2	Eng	Srl	Perth	29 Jan 1999
3	CJ Jordan	5-29	1	Eng	Srl	Manchester	28 May 2014
4	CR Woakes	6-47	1	Eng	Srl	Pallekele	10 Dec 2014
5	SM Curran	5-48	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

England bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals

02/07/2021 hrg

SM Curran of England captured five for 48 against Sri Lanka on 01 Jul 2021 to provide the 517^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 27^th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	M Hendrick	5-31	2	Eng	Aus	The Oval	20 Aug 1980
2	VJ Marks	5-39	2	Eng	Srl	Taunton	11 Jun 1983
3	VJ Marks	5-30	1	Eng	NZl	Wellington	22 Feb 1984
4	PW Jarvis	5-35	2	Eng	Ind	Bengaluru	26 Feb 1993
5	D Gough	5-44	1	Eng	Zim	Sydney	15 Dec 1994
6	D Gough	5-44	1	Eng	Aus	Lord’s	25 May 1997
7	MA Ealham	5-32	2	Eng	Srl	Perth	29 Jan 1999
8	MA Ealham	5-15	1	Eng	Zim	Kimberley	30 Jan 2000
9	C White	5-21	1	Eng	Zim	Bulawayo	18 Feb 2000
10	GA Hick	5-33	2	Eng	Zim	Harare	20 Feb 2000
11	MJ Hoggard	5-49	1	Eng	Zim	Harare	07 Oct 2001
12	AF Giles	5-57	2	Eng	Ind	Delhi	31 Jan 2002
13	RC Irani	5-26	2	Eng	Ind	The Oval	09 Jul 2002
14	SJ Harmison	5-33	1	Eng	Aus	Bristol	19 Jun 2005
15	PD Collingwood	6-31	2	Eng	Ban	Nottingham	21 Jun 2005
16	A Flintoff	5-56	1	Eng	Ind	Bristol	24 Aug 2007
17	SCJ Broad	5-23	1	Eng	RSA	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
18	SR Patel	5-41	2	Eng	RSA	The Oval	29 Aug 2008
19	A Flintoff	5-19	2	Eng	Win	Gros Islet	03 Apr 2009
20	GP Swann	5-28	1	Eng	Aus	Ch-le-St	20 Sep 2009
21	JM Anderson	5-23	1	Eng	RSA	P Elizabeth	29 Nov 2009
22	CR Woakes	6-45	1	Eng	Aus	Brisbane	30 Jan 2011
23	TT Bresnan	5-43	1	Eng	Ind	Bengaluru	27 Feb 2011
24	JM Anderson	5-34	1	Eng	NZl	Napier	20 Feb 2013
25	BA Stokes	5-61	1	Eng	Aus	Southampton	16 Sep 2013
26	CJ Jordan	5-29	1	Eng	Srl	Manchester	28 May 2014
27	CR Woakes	6-47	1	Eng	Srl	Pallekele	10 Dec 2014
28	ST Finn	5-33	1	Eng	Ind	Brisbane	20 Jan 2015
29	ST Finn	5-71	1	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	14 Feb 2015
30	JT Ball	5-51	2	Eng	Ban	Dhaka	07 Oct 2016
31	AU Rashid	5-27	1	Eng	Ire	Bristol	05 May 2017
32	LE Plunkett	5-52	2	Eng	Win	Bristol	24 Sep 2017
33	TK Curran	5-36	2	Eng	Aus	Perth	28 Jan 2018
34	AU Rashid	5-85	2	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
35	CR Woakes	5-54	2	Eng	Pak	Leeds	19 May 2019
36	DJ Willey	5-40	1	Eng	Ire	Southampton	30 Jul 2020
37	SM Curran	5-48	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

It also provides the fourth occasion of a England left arm bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals. All such occasions are detailed below. SM Curran became the first left arm bowler to capture five wickets in an innings against Sri Lanka.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AF Giles	5-57	2	Eng	Ind	Delhi	31 Jan 2002
2	SR Patel	5-41	2	Eng	RSA	The Oval	29 Aug 2008
3	DJ Willey	5-40	1	Eng	Ire	Southampton	30 Jul 2020
4	SM Curran	5-48	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

SM Curran became the second England left arm pace bowler to capture five wickets in an innings in one day internationals. Both the occasions are tabulated below. SM Curran became the first left arm pace bowler to capture five wickets in an innings against Sri Lanka.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DJ Willey	5-40	1	Eng	Ire	Southampton	30 Jul 2020
2	SM Curran	5-48	1	Eng	Srl	The Oval	01 Jul 2021

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