RA Jadeja of India completed 2000 runs of his test career when he was on 15 during the course of his innings in India’s first innings in the Nottingham test against England on the third day. Having already captured 221 wickets, he joined the elite list of all round cricketers who have completed the “Double of 2000 runs plus 200 wickets. He became the 21st all rounder and also fifth Indian cricketers in the annals of test cricket to perform the feat. The following table furnished the list arranged in the descending order of wickets
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
JH Kallis
SAF
1995-2013
166
13289
292
2
GS Sobers
Win
1954-1974
093
8032
235
3
N Kapil Dev
Ind
1978-1994
131
5248
434
4
IT Botham
Eng
1977-1992
102
5200
383
5
DL Vettori
NZl
1997-2014
113
4531
362
6
Shakib Al Hasan
Ban
2007-2021
058
3933
215
7
A Flintoff
Eng
1998-2009
079
3845
226
8
Imran Khan
Pak
1971-1992
088
3807
362
9
SM Pollock
SAF
1995-2008
108
3781
421
10
SCJ Broad
Eng
2007-2021
149
3370
523
11
CL Cairns
NZl
1989-2004
062
3320
218
12
SK Warne
Aus
1992-2007
145
3154
708
13
RJ Hadlee
NZl
1973-1990
086
3124
431
14
WPUJC Vaas
Srl
1994-2009
111
3089
355
15
Wasim Akram
Pak
1985-2002
104
2898
414
16
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2021
079
2685
413
17
A Kumble
Ind
1990-2008
132
2506
619
18
Harbhajan
Ind
1998-2015
103
2224
417
19
R Benaud
Aus
1952-1964
063
2201
248
20
MG Johnson
Aus
2007-2015
073
2065
313
21
RA Jadeja
Ind
2012-2021
053
2041
221
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
N Kapil Dev
Ind
1978-1994
131
5248
434
2
R Ashwin
Ind
2011-2021
079
2685
413
3
A Kumble
Ind
1990-2008
132
2506
619
4
Harbhajan
Ind
1998-2015
103
2224
417
5
RA Jadeja
Ind
2012-2021
053
2000
221
RA Jadeja became the seventh left arm all rounder and also the first Indian left arm all rounder to perform the feat of scoring 2000 plus runs and 200 plus wickets
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
GS Sobers
Win
1954-1974
093
8032
235
2
DL Vettori
NZl
1997-2014
113
4531
362
3
Shakib Al Hasan
Ban
2007-2021
058
3933
215
4
WPUJC Vaas
Srl
1994-2009
111
3089
355
5
Wasim Akram
Pak
1985-2002
104
2898
414
6
MG Johnson
Aus
2007-2015
073
2065
313
7
RA Jadeja
Ind
2012-2021
053
2041
221
RA Jadeja became the third left arm spin all rounder and also the first Indian left arm spin all rounder to perform the feat of scoring 2000 plus runs and 200 plus wickets after GS Sobers of West Indies and Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Runs
Wkts
1
GS Sobers
Win
1954-1974
093
8032
235
2
Shakib Al Hasan
Ban
2007-2021
058
3933
215
3
RA Jadeja
Ind
2012-2021
053
2041
221
England – India : First Test at Nottingham – Second day
V Kohli was dismissed for a duck by the first ball in India’s first innings in this test to provide the 125th occasion of a captain dismissed by the first ball in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 26th occasion of a captain collecting a first ball duck in an innings against England.
V Kohli collected the first ball duck against England on two occasions. The other occasion was at The Oval in Sep 2018. He became the second captain to collect the first ball duck on two occasions against England after GS Sobers of West Indies.
No
Player
R
BF
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Mon/Year
1
V Kohli
0
1
4
Ind
Eng
The Oval
Sep 2018
2
V Kohli
0
1
2
Ind
Eng
Nottingham
Aug 2021
1
GS Sobers
0
1
3
Win
Eng
The Oval
Aug 1966
2
GS Sobers
0
1
2
Win
Eng
Kingston
Feb 1968
It also provides the 14th occasion of an Indian captain collecting the first ball duck in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
R
BF
I
Opp
Ground
Mon/Year
1
L Amarnath
0
1
2
Aus
Melbourne
Jan 1948
2
L Amarnath
0
1
3
Aus
Adelaide
Jan 1948
3
AL Wadekar
0
1
2
Win
Port of Spain
Mar 1971
4
SM Gavaskar
0
1
2
Win
Bengaluru
Dec 1978
5
Venkataraghavan
0
1
1
Eng
Lord’s
Aug 1979
6
N Kapil Dev
0
1
1
Win
Bridgetown
Apr 1983
7
N Kapil Dev
0
1
1
Eng
Leeds
Jun 1986
8
SC Ganguly
0
1
4
Eng
Lord’s
Jul 2002
9
SC Ganguly
0
1
2
Win
Chennai
Oct 2002
10
V Sehwag
0
1
3
Srl
Ahmedabad
Dec 2005
11
MS Dhoni
0
1
4
Eng
Nottingham
Jul 2011
12
V Kohli
0
1
4
Eng
The Oval
Sep 2018
13
V Kohli
0
1
3
Win
Kingston
Aug 2019
14
V Kohli
0
1
2
Eng
Nottingham
Aug 2021
V Kohli’s first ball duck in this test provides the third occasion of his collecting the first ball duck. He now owns the record for most first ball ducks in an innings by an Indian captain. Other captains to collect two first ball ducks in an innings are – L Amarnath, N Kapil Dev and SC Ganguly.
No
Player
R
BF
I
Opp
Ground
Mon/Year
1
L Amarnath
0
1
2
Aus
Melbourne
Jan 1948
L Amarnath
0
1
3
Aus
Adelaide
Jan 1948
2
N Kapil Dev
0
1
1
Win
Bridgetown
Apr 1983
N Kapil Dev
0
1
1
Eng
Leeds
Jun 1986
3
SC Ganguly
0
1
4
Eng
Lord’s
Jul 2002
SC Ganguly
0
1
2
Win
Chennai
Oct 2002
4
V Kohli
0
1
4
Eng
The Oval
Sep 2018
V Kohli
0
1
3
Win
Kingston
Aug 2019
V Kohli
0
1
2
Eng
Nottingham
Aug 2021
V Kohli’s first ball duck in this test provides the third occasion of his collecting the first ball duck. He became the ninth captain in the annals of test cricket to be dismissed for a duck by the first ball of an innings. The following table furnishes the performance of all these nine captains.
No
Player
R
BF
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Mon/Year
1
GS Chappell
0
1
2
Aus
Win
Adelaide
Jan 1980
GS Chappell
0
1
4
Aus
Ind
Melbourne
Feb 1981
GS Chappell
0
1
1
Aus
Win
Melbourne
Dec 1981
GS Chappell
0
1
4
Aus
Win
Sydney
Jan 1982
GS Chappell
0
1
2
Aus
Eng
Melbourne
Dec 1982
2
Jayasuriya
0
1
1
Srl
Aus
Galle
Sep 1999
Jayasuriya
0
1
2
Srl
Aus
Col-SSC
Sep 1999
Jayasuriya
0
1
4
Srl
SAF
Kandy
Jul 2000
Jayasuriya
0
1
3
Srl
Eng
Kandy
Mar 2001
3
RT Ponting
0
1
1
Aus
SAF
Perth
Dec 2008
RT Ponting
0
1
1
Aus
SAF
Sydney
Jan 2009
RT Ponting
0
1
1
Aus
Pak
Sydney
Jan 2010
RT Ponting
0
1
1
Aus
Eng
Adelaide
Dec 2010
4
F du Plessis
0
1
4
SAF
Eng
The Oval
Jul 2017
F du Plessis
0
1
1
SAF
Aus
Jo’burg
Mar 2018
F du Plessis
0
1
2
SAF
Pak
Centurion
Dec 2018
5
SP Fleming
0
1
2
NZl
Aus
Hobart
Nov 1997
SP Fleming
0
1
2
NZl
Aus
Brisbane
Nov 2001
SP Fleming
0
1
2
NZl
Aus
Wellington
Mar 2005
6
JO Holder
0
1
2
Win
Aus
Melbourne
Dec 2015
JO Holder
0
1
3
Win
Eng
Birmingham
Aug 2017
JO Holder
0
1
1
Win
NZl
Wellington
Dec 2017
7
R Illingworth
0
1
3
Eng
NZl
Lord’s
Jul 1969
R Illingworth
0
1
1
Eng
Aus
The Oval
Aug 1972
R Illingworth
0
1
2
Eng
Win
Lord’s
Aug 1973
8
V Kohli
0
1
4
Ind
Eng
The Oval
Sep 2018
V Kohli
0
1
3
Ind
Win
Kingston
Aug 2019
V Kohli
0
1
2
Ind
Eng
Nottingham
Aug 2021
9
GS Sobers
0
1
3
Win
Eng
The Oval
Aug 1966
GS Sobers
0
1
2
Win
Eng
Kingston
Feb 1968
GS Sobers
0
1
4
Win
Ind
Trinidad
Apr 1971
AM Rahane was dismissed run out for 5 in India’s first innings to provide the 70th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out in an innings against England. It also provides the 31st occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out in an innings against England in England
AM Rahane was dismissed run out for 5 in India’s first innings to provide the 25th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out in an innings against England for a single digit score {Zero to nine}. It also provides the 13th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out in an innings against England in England for a single digit score {Zero to nine}
KL Rahul scored 57 not out in this test at the end of the second day’s play to provide the 102nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against England. It also provides the 47th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in an innings against England in England.
RG Sharma-KL Rahul posted 97 runs for the first wicket in this test to provide the second occasion of Indian opening batsmen posting a partnership between 90 to 99 runs for the first wicket against England. The other occasion was at The Oval in Aug 1946 when V Merchant and S Mushtaq Ali partnered 94 runs for the first wicket.
RG Sharma-KL Rahul posted 97 runs for the first wicket in this test to provide the 35th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a partnership between 90 to 99 runs for the various wickets against England. It also provides the 20th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a partnership between 90 to 99 runs for the various wickets against England in England.
RG Sharma opened the India’s innings for the first time against England in England to become the 42nd India’s opening batsman to open India’s innings against England in England.
Bangladesh bowlers capturing four or more wickets in T20Is
Nasum Ahmed of Bangladesh returned with figures of four for 19 against Australia at Dhaka on 03.08.21 in the first T20I to provide the 296th occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a Bangladesh bowler capturing four plus wickets in an innings in T20Is and also provides the tenth such occasion against Australia in T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
W-R
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Shakib Al Hasan
4-34
1
Ban
Win
Jo’burg
13 Sep 07
2
Abdur Razzak
4-16
1
Ban
RSA
Jo’burg
05 Nov 08
3
Elias Sunny
5-13
2
Ban
Ire
Belfast
18 Jul 12
4
Mashrafe Mortaza
4-19
1
Ban
Ire
Belfast
21 Jul 12
5
Shakib Al Hasan
4-21
2
Ban
Zim
Bulawayo
12 May 13
6
Shakib Al Hasan
4-15
2
Ban
Oma
Dharamsala
13 Mar 16
7
M Rahman
5-22
1
Ban
NZl
Kolkata
26 Mar 16
8
M Rahman
4-21
2
Ban
Srl
Col-RPS
06 Apr 17
9
Shakib Al Hasan
5-20
2
Ban
Win
Dhaka
20 Dec 18
10
Mohd Saifuddin
4-33
1
Ban
Afg
Dhaka
15 Sep 19
11
Nasum Ahmed
4-19
2
Ban
Aus
Dhaka
03 Aug 21
No
Player
W-R
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
J Lewis
4-24
2
Eng
Aus
S’hampton
13 Jun 05
2
Umar Gul
4-08
1
Pak
Aus
Dub-DSC
07 May 09
3
BAW Mendis
6-16
2
Srl
Aus
Pallekele
08 Aug 11
4
R Ashwin
4-11
2
Ind
Aus
Dhaka
30 Mar 14
5
K Kulasekara
4-31
1
Srl
Aus
Geelong
19 Feb 17
6
KH Pandya
4-36
1
Ind
Aus
Sydney
25 Nov 18
7
IS Sodhi
4-29
2
NZl
Aus
Ch’church
22 Feb 21
8
MJ Santner
4-31
2
NZl
Aus
Dunedin
25 Feb 21
9
OC McCoy
4-26
2
Win
Aus
Gros Islet
09 Jul 21
10
Nasum Ahmed
4-19
2
Ban
Aus
Dhaka
03 Aug 21
Opening batsmen collecting the first ball duck in T20Is
AT Carey of Australia was dismissed by the first ball for a duck in the first T20I against Bangladesh on 03 Aug 21 at Dhaka to provide the 155th occasion of an opening batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Australian batsman collecting the first ball of an innings in T20Is and also provides the seventh such occasion against Bangladesh. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
R
BF
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DA Warner
0
1
2
Aus
RSA
Cape Town
13 Oct 11
2
AJ Finch
0
1
1
Aus
Ind
Melbourne
23 Nov 18
3
AJ Finch
0
1
2
Aus
Srl
Brisbane
30 Oct 19
4
AT Carey
0
1
2
Aus
Ban
Dhaka
03 Aug 21
No
Player
R
BF
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
ST Jayasuriya
0
1
1
Srl
Ban
Jo’burg
18 Sep 07
2
DM Richards
0
1
2
Win
Ban
Basseterre
02 Aug 09
3
Mohd Shahzad
0
1
1
Afg
Ban
Dhaka
16 Mar 14
4
L Ronchi
0
1
1
NZl
Ban
M Maunganui
06 Jan 17
5
R Gurbaz
0
1
1
Afg
Ban
Dhaka
15 Sep 19
6
FH Allen
0
1
1
NZl
Ban
Hamilton
28 Mar 21
7
AT Carey
0
1
2
Aus
Ban
Dhaka
03 Aug 21
England – India : First Test at Nottingham – First day stats highlights
This test provides the 127th test between the two teams and also provides the 63rd test between the two teams in England.
India lost the toss in this test to provide the 65th occasion of India losing the toss against England and also provides the 36th occasion of India losing the toss against England in England.
India has lost the toss for the 35th occasion under V Kohli. V Kohli now owns the record for losing the most tosses by an Indian Captain The previous record was held by MS Dhoni, who has lost 34 tosses.
India is playing a test for 15th occasion against England under V Kohli. V Kohli now shares the record for playing most tests against England with MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni has also led India against England on 15 occasions.
V Kohli is leading India in an away test for the 31st occasion when he led India in this test He now owns the record for leading India on most occasions in away tests. The previous record was held by MS Dhoni who has led India on 30 occasions in away tests.
RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in the first innings of this test to provide the 258th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck in an innings. It also provides the 109th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck in an innings on home soil.
RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in the first innings of this test to provide the 20th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck in an innings against India. It also provides the eighth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck in an innings on home soil against India.
RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck against India on the third occasions as an opening batsman. He now owns the record for scoring most ducks against India as an opening batsman. KK Jennings and AJ Stewart had scored two ducks against India as opening batsmen.
JE Root scored 64 in England’s first innings in this test to provide his 50th half century in his test career. He became the second England batsman to score 50 plus half centuries after AN Cook. AN Cook has scored 57 half centuries.
JE Root became the 12th batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 50 plus half centuries. The complete list is furnished below.
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
HC
1
SR Tendulkar
Ind
200
329
33
15921
248*
68
2
S Chanderpaul
Win
164
280
49
11867
203*
66
3
R Dravid
Ind
164
286
32
13288
270
63
4
AR Border
Aus
156
265
44
11174
205
63
5
RT Ponting
Aus
168
287
29
13378
257
62
6
JH Kallis
SAF
166
280
40
13289
224
58
7
AN Cook
Eng
161
291
16
12472
294
57
8
VVS Laxman
Ind
134
225
34
8781
281
56
9
KC Sangakkara
Srl
134
233
17
12400
319
52
10
M Jayawardene
Srl
149
252
15
11814
374
50
11
SR Waugh
Aus
168
260
46
10927
200
50
12
JE Root
Eng
106
194
15
8771
254
50
JC Buttler was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 164th occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman dismissed for duck in an innings. It also provides the 78th occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman dismissed for duck in an innings on home soil
JC Buttler was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 17th occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman dismissed for duck in an innings against India. It also provides the ninth occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman dismissed for duck in an innings on home soil against India.
England’s innings contained four ducks – RJ Burns, DW Lawrence, JC Buttler and OE Robinson – to provide a total of 175 England batsmen dismissed for ducks in an innings against India. It also provides a total of 78 England batsmen dismissed for ducks against India on home soil.
England’s innings contained four ducks – RJ Burns, DW Lawrence, JC Buttler and OE Robinson – to provide 43rd occasion of four or more England batsmen dismissed for ducks in an innings. It also provides the 16th occasion of four or more England batsmen dismissed for ducks in an innings on home soil.
England’s innings contained four ducks – RJ Burns, DW Lawrence, JC Buttler and OE Robinson – to provide the second occasion of four or more England batsmen dismissed for ducks in an innings against India. The first such occasion was at Ahmedabad in Feb 2021. It also provides the first occasion of four or more England batsmen dismissed for ducks in an innings on home soil against India.
England was dismissed for 183 in its first innings to provide the 32nd occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings for a total of less than 200 runs against India. It also provides the tenth occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings for a total of less than 200 runs against India on home soil.
England was dismissed for 183 in its first innings to provide the 32nd occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings for a total of less than 200 runs against India at Nottingham. The other two occasions are – 198 in Jul 2007 and 161 in Aug 2018.
England lost its first wicket without a run on the board in the first innings of this test to provide the 120th occasion of England losing its first wicket without a run on the board. It also provides the 50th occasion of England losing its first wicket without a run on the board on home soil
England lost its first wicket without a run on the board in the first innings of this test to provide the 12th occasion of England losing its first wicket without a run on the board against India. It also provides the fifth occasion of England losing its first wicket without a run on the board on home soil against India and also provides the first such occasion at Nottingham.