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Tamil Nadu leads the list of Centuries in Vijay Hazare Trophy as of 24 Dec 2021

25/12/2021 hrg

Vijay Hazare Trophy has witnessed 658 centuries since its inception upto the Quarter finals of this season between Saurashtra and Tamilnadu at Jaipur on 24 Dec 2021. Baba Aparajith’s 122 for Tamil Nadu represent the 658^th century.

Tamil Nadu leads the list of centuries with 43 centuries to its credit closely followed by Karnataka {40} and Mumbai {39}

Tamil Nadu Batsmen

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	S Vidyut	120*	Goa	Chennai	26.02.08
2	M Vijay	108	Hyderabad	Chennai	29.02.08
3	M Vijay	100	Andhra	Chennai	01.03.08
4	S Vidyut	111	Andhra	Chennai	01.03.08
5	R Ramkumar	101	Karnataka	Chennai	03.03.08
6	S Badrinath	122	Kerala	Vizag	16.02.09
7	KD Karthik	117*	Kerala	Vizag	16.02.09
8	S Badrinath	134	Hyderabad	Vizag	18.02.09
9	S Vidyut	101	Hyderabad	Vizag	18.02.09
10	A Mukund	118	Bengal	Agartala	09.03.09
11	KB Arun Karthik	106*	Kerala	Chennai	10.02.10
12	S Anirudha	134	Hyderabad	Chennai	13.02.10
13	S Badrinath	105	Mumbai	Rajkot	25.02.10
14	A Mukund	130	M. Pradesh	Rajkot	27.02.10
15	M Vijay	103	Bengal	Ahmedabad	02.03.10
16	S Badrinath	104	Goa	Malappuram	11.02.11
17	M Vijay	115	Kerala	Malappuram	16.02.11
18	A Mukund	105	Hyderabad	Malappuram	18.02.11
19	KD Karthik	154*	Hyderabad	Malappuram	18.02.11
20	KD Karthik	105*	Andhra	Bangalore	20.02.12
21	KD Karthik	137	Karnataka	Bengaluru	23.02.12
22	A Mukund	104	Hyderabad	Bangalore	26.02.12
23	KD Karthik	119	Hyderabad	Vasco	20.02.13
24	A Mukund	139	Hyderabad	Sec’bad	07.11.14
25	A Mukund	104	Assam	Hyd-RGS	10.12.15
26	KD Karthik	108	Rajasthan	Hyderabad	18.12.15
37	B Aparajith	137	Rajasthan	Hyderabad	18.12.15
28	A Mukund	104*	Gujarat	Alur	26.12.15
29	KD Karthik	118	Delhi	Cuttack	25.02.17
30	KM Gandhi	107*	H. Pradesh	Cuttack	28.02.17
31	KD Karthik	112	Bengal	Delhi	20.03.17
32	KM Gandhi	127	Gujarat	Chennai	05.02.18
33	V Shankar	100	Gujarat	Chennai	05.02.18
34	N Jagadeesan	133	Services	Chennai	21.09.18
35	B Indrajith	101	Jharkhand	Chennai	25.09.18
36	V Shankar	129	Assam	Chennai	27.09.18
37	A Mukund	131*	Tripura	Chennai	03.10.18
38	M Vijay	117	J + K	Jaipur	04.10.19
39	B Aparajith	111*	Railways	Jaipur	09.10.19
40	A Mukund	147	M. Pradesh	Jaipur	12.10.19
41	N Jagadeesan	101	Punjab	Indore	20.02.21
42	N Jagadeesan	102	Karnataka	Jaipur	21.12.21
43	B Aparajith	122	Saurashtra	Jaipur	24.12.21

Karnataka batsmen

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	B Chipli	109*	Andhra	Chennai	26.02.08
2	B Chipli	100	Hyderabad	Chennai	27.02.08
3	DA Chougule	111*	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	03.03.08
4	DT Patil	106*	Kerala	Vizag	19.02.09
5	Ganesh Satish	100	Goa	Chennai	10.02.10
6	Ganesh Satish	121*	Kerala	Chennai	13.02.10
7	RV Uthappa	117	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	14.02.10
8	RV Uthappa	103	Andhra	Malappuram	13.02.11
9	RV Uthappa	120	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
10	RV Uthappa	104	Andhra	Bengaluru	26.02.12
11	RV Uthappa	169	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
12	KL Rahul	110	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
13	RV Uthappa	103	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
14	KL Rahul	104*	U. Pradesh	Vizag	26.02.13
15	RV Uthappa	104	Kerala	Alur	02 .03.14
16	MA Agarwal	116	Goa	Alur (3)	03.03.14
17	RV Uthappa	132*	Gujarat	Kolkata	01.03.14
18	KK Nair	120	Gujarat	Kolkata	01.03.14
19	RV Uthappa	133	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14
20	MA Agarwal	162	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
21	MK Pandey	101*	Tamil Nadu	Sec’bad	10.11.14
22	MA Agarwal	125	Punjab	Ahmedabad	25.11.14
23	CM Gautam	109*	J + K	Bengaluru	18.12.15
24	MA Agarwal	109	Baroda	Bengaluru	07.02.18
25	KL Rahul	107	Punjab	Alur (2)	11.02.18
26	MA Agarwal	102	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
27	KK Nair	100	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
28	MA Agarwal	140	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
29	R Samarth	125	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
30	R Samarth	102	Baroda	Bengaluru	26.09.18
31	KL Rahul	131	Kerala	Bengaluru	28.09.19
32	MK Pandey	142*	Chhattisgarh	Bengaluru	02.10.19
33	D Padikkal	103*	Saurashtra	Bengaluru	12.10.19
34	R Samarth	158*	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
35	D Padikkal	152	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21
36	D Padikkal	126*	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21
37	R Samarth	130*	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
38	D Padikkal	145*	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
39	R Samarth	192	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
40	D Padikkal	101	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21

Mumbai Batsmen

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	W Jaffer	178*	Baroda	Poona	27.02.08
2	AM Nayar	102	Saurashtra	Poona	02 03.08
3	AM Rahane	187	Maharashtra	Pune	03.03.08
4	AA Muzumdar	101*	Maharashtra	Pune	03.03.08
5	RG Sharma	100	Tamil Nadu	Vizag	04.04.08
6	W Jaffer	131	Baroda	Rajkot	15.02.09
7	AM Rahane	101	Maharashtra	Rajkot	19.02.09
8	SH Marathe	108	Baroda	Ahmedabad	10.02.10
9	W Jaffer	109	Maharashtra	Ahmedabad	14.02.10
10	P Khanapurkar	123	Punjab	Ahmedabad	22.02.10
11	AM Nayar	118	Gujarat	Vadodara	11.02.11
12	SD Chitnis	100*	Maharashtra	Vadodara	14.02.11
13	W Jaffer	102	Jharkhand	Indore	23.02.11
14	W Jaffer	104	Gujarat	Mumbai	23.02.12
15	SD Lad	115*	Saurashtra	Pune	17.02.13
16	SS Iyer	105*	Gujarat	Ahmedabad	14.11.14
17	AA Herwadkar	107	Tamil Nadu	Hyderabad	11.12.15
18	AM Rahane	114	Rajasthan	Hyderabad	17.12.15
19	SA Yadav	134*	M. Pradesh	Chennai	05.02.18
20	SD Lad	129	Gujarat	Chennai	06.02.18
21	SD Lad	100	Rajasthan	Chennai	09.02.18
22	SD Lad	118	Andhra	Chennai	14.02.18
23	AM Rahane	148	Karnataka	Bengaluru	21.09.18
24	SS Iyer	110	Karnataka	Bengaluru	21.09.18
25	PP Shaw	129	Railways	Bengaluru	23.09.18
26	SS Iyer	144	Railways	Bengaluru	23.09.18
27	SA Yadav	123*	H. Pradesh	Alur (3)	30.09.18
28	AA Herwadkar	108*	Goa	Bengaluru	02.10.18
29	YBK Jaiswal	113	Goa	Alur (2)	08.10.19
30	S Dube	118	Karnataka	Bengaluru	10.10.19
31	YBK Jaiswal	122	Kerala	Bengaluru	14.10.19
32	YBK Jaiswal	203	Jharkhand	Alur (2)	16.10.19
33	PP Shaw	105*	Delhi	Jaipur	21.02.21
34	SS Iyer	103*	Maharashtra	Jaipur	23.02.21
35	PP Shaw	227*	Puducherry	Jaipur	25.02.21
36	SA Yadav	133	Puducherry	Jaipur	25.02.21
37	SS Iyer	116	Rajasthan	Jaipur	27.02.21
38	PP Shaw	185*	Saurashtra	Delhi	09.03.21
39	A Tare	118*	U. Pradesh	Delhi	14.03.21

The break up of centuries team wise is furnished below

No	Team	100s	No	Team	100s
1	Tamil Nadu	43	18	Gujarat	17
2	Karnataka	40	19	Rajasthan	17
3	Mumbai	39	20	Vidarbha	16
4	Maharashtra	33	21	Tripura	15
5	Delhi	31	22	H. Pradesh	14
6	Punjab	27	23	Odisha	13
7	Bengal	26	24	Railways	13
8	Saurashtra	26	25	Assam	10
9	M. Pradesh	25	26	J + K	10
10	Hyderabad	24	27	Meghalaya	09
11	Kerala	22	28	Haryana	08
12	Goa	21	29	Arunachal	07
13	Services	21	30	Chhattisgarh	07
14	Baroda	20	31	Mizoram	07
15	U. Pradesh	20	32	Uttarakhand	07
16	Jharkhand	19	33	Bihar	05
17	Andhra	18	34	Chandigarh	05
			35	Nagaland	05

Of the 658 centuries scored, four have been double hundreds and 46 have been the scores of 150 plus runs.

PP Shaw’s 227 against Puducherry at Jaipur on 25.02.21 is the highest individual score registered in the tournament. PP Shaw was representing Mumbai.

KV Kaushal of Uttarakhand was the first batsman to score a double hundred in the tournament. He scored 202 against Sikkim at Nadiad on 06.10.18

The following table lists the 50 occasions of batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the tournament as of 24.12.2021

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	PP Shaw	227*	Mumbai	Puducherry	Jaipur	25.02.21
2	SV Samson	212*	Kerala	Goa	Alur (2)	12.10.19
3	YBK Jaiswal	203	Mumbai	Jharkhand	Alur (2)	16.10.19
4	KV Kaushal	202	Uttarakhand	Sikkim	Nadiad	06.10.18

5	VR Iyer	198	M. Pradesh	Punjab	Indore	28.02.21
6	R Samarth	192	Karnataka	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
7	AM Rahane	187	Mumbai	Maharashtra	Pune	03.03.08
8	PP Shaw	185*	Mumbai	Saurashtra	Delhi	09.03.21
9	W Jaffer	178*	Mumbai	Baroda	Poona	27.02.08
10	PN Mankad	174	Saurashtra	Chandigarh	Kolkata	27.02.21
11	AK Bains	173*	H. Pradesh	Vidarbha	Alur	26.09.18
12	Ishan Kishan	173	Jharkhand	M. Pradesh	Indore	20.02.21
13	A Sharma	169*	Punjab	Services	Ranchi	12.12.21
14	ED Kerkar	169*	Goa	Hyderabad	Surat	28.02.21
15	GH Vihari	169	Andhra	Mumbai	Chennai	14.02.18
16	RV Uthappa	169	Karnataka	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
17	RD Gaikwad	168	Maharashtra	Chandigarh	Saurashtra	14.12.21
18	NV Ojha	167	M. Pradesh	Railways	Indore	16.02.10
19	PS Singh	167	Punjab	Vidarbha	Indore	26.02.21
20	M Singh	166*	Rajasthan	Assam	Ranchi	12.12.21
21	A Taide	164*	Vidarbha	Andhra	Mum-BS	09.12.21
21	Purkayastha	163*	Assam	Mizoram	Dehra Dun	25.09.19
23	MA Agarwal	162	Karnataka	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
24	KS Bharat	161*	Andhra	H. Pradesh	Mumbai	12.12.21
25	DJ Hooda	161	Baroda	Railways	Alur (2)	13.02.18
26	IR Jaggi	159*	Jharkhand	Assam	Kolkata	21.02.09
27	Y G Rao	159*	Andhra	Kerala	Chennai	29.02.08
28	P Chopra	159	H. Pradesh	Delhi	Bhubaneswar	26.02.17
29	M Kaushik	158*	U. Pradesh	Mumbai	Delhi	14.03.21
30	R Samarth	158*	Karnataka	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
31	GR Singh	158	Services	Saurashtra	Kolkata	01.03.21
32	RM Patidar	158	M. Pradesh	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	09.02.18
33	PR Shah	157*	Baroda	Mumbai	Poona	27.02.08
34	Rahmatullah	156*	Bihar	Sikkim	Anand	30.09.18
35	NTT Varma	156*	Hyderabad	Tripura	Surat	20.02.21
36	KS Bharat	156	Andhra	Gujarat	Thana	14.12.21
38	S Dhawan	155*	Delhi	Haryana	Rohtak	16.02.10
37	Samarth Seth	155*	Arunachal	Sikkim	Dehradun	05.10.19
39	KD Karthik	154*	Tamil Nadu	Hyderabad	Malappuram	18.02.11
40	RD Gaikwad	154*	Maharashtra	Chhattisgarh	Rajkot	09.12.21
41	PA Reddy	154	Hyderabad	Saurashtra	Kalyani	26.02.17
42	S Dhawan	153	Delhi	Maharashtra	Jaipur	27.02.21
43	D Padikkal	152	Karnataka	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21
44	G Gambhir	151	Delhi	Kerala	Delhi	28.09.18
45	LR Shukla	151	Bengal	Jharkhand	Kolkata	24.02.12
46	VR Iyer	151	M. Pradesh	Chandigarh	Rajkot	12.12.21
47	AG Paunikar	150*	Railways	Vidarbha	Indore	15.02.13
48	SP Jackson	150*	Saurashtra	Goa	Rajkot	12.12.15
49	P Chopra	150	H. Pradesh	Delhi	Nadaun	15.02.18
50	TD Agarwal	150	Hyderabad	Goa	Surat	28.02.21

Note : All stats as of 24.12.21 : upto the Quarter finals of this season between Saurashtra and Tamilnadu at Jaipur on 24 Dec 2021.

Vijay Hazare Trophy witnesses fifty occasions of batsmen scoring 150 plus runs

25/12/2021 hrg

Vijay Hazare Trophy has witnessed fifty occasions of batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below in the order of descending runs

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	PP Shaw	227*	Mumbai	Puducherry	Jaipur	25.02.21
2	SV Samson	212*	Kerala	Goa	Alur (2)	12.10.19
3	YBK Jaiswal	203	Mumbai	Jharkhand	Alur (2)	16.10.19
4	KV Kaushal	202	Uttarakhand	Sikkim	Nadiad	06.10.18
5	VR Iyer	198	M. Pradesh	Punjab	Indore	28.02.21
6	R Samarth	192	Karnataka	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
7	AM Rahane	187	Mumbai	Maharashtra	Pune	03.03.08
8	PP Shaw	185*	Mumbai	Saurashtra	Delhi	09.03.21
9	W Jaffer	178*	Mumbai	Baroda	Poona	27.02.08
10	PN Mankad	174	Saurashtra	Chandigarh	Kolkata	27.02.21
11	AK Bains	173*	H. Pradesh	Vidarbha	Alur	26.09.18
12	Ishan Kishan	173	Jharkhand	M. Pradesh	Indore	20.02.21
13	A Sharma	169*	Punjab	Services	Ranchi	12.12.21
14	ED Kerkar	169*	Goa	Hyderabad	Surat	28.02.21
15	GH Vihari	169	Andhra	Mumbai	Chennai	14.02.18
16	RV Uthappa	169	Karnataka	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
17	RD Gaikwad	168	Maharashtra	Chandigarh	Saurashtra	14.12.21
18	NV Ojha	167	M. Pradesh	Railways	Indore	16.02.10
19	PS Singh	167	Punjab	Vidarbha	Indore	26.02.21
20	M Singh	166*	Rajasthan	Assam	Ranchi	12.12.21
21	A Taide	164*	Vidarbha	Andhra	Mum-BS	09.12.21
21	Purkayastha	163*	Assam	Mizoram	Dehra Dun	25.09.19
23	MA Agarwal	162	Karnataka	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
24	KS Bharat	161*	Andhra	H. Pradesh	Mumbai	12.12.21
25	DJ Hooda	161	Baroda	Railways	Alur (2)	13.02.18
26	IR Jaggi	159*	Jharkhand	Assam	Kolkata	21.02.09
27	Y G Rao	159*	Andhra	Kerala	Chennai	29.02.08
28	P Chopra	159	H. Pradesh	Delhi	Bhubaneswar	26.02.17
29	M Kaushik	158*	U. Pradesh	Mumbai	Delhi	14.03.21
30	R Samarth	158*	Karnataka	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
31	GR Singh	158	Services	Saurashtra	Kolkata	01.03.21
32	RM Patidar	158	M. Pradesh	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	09.02.18
33	PR Shah	157*	Baroda	Mumbai	Poona	27.02.08
34	Rahmatullah	156*	Bihar	Sikkim	Anand	30.09.18
35	NTT Varma	156*	Hyderabad	Tripura	Surat	20.02.21
36	KS Bharat	156	Andhra	Gujarat	Thana	14.12.21
38	S Dhawan	155*	Delhi	Haryana	Rohtak	16.02.10
37	Samarth Seth	155*	Arunachal	Sikkim	Dehradun	05.10.19
39	KD Karthik	154*	Tamil Nadu	Hyderabad	Malappuram	18.02.11
40	RD Gaikwad	154*	Maharashtra	Chhattisgarh	Rajkot	09.12.21
41	PA Reddy	154	Hyderabad	Saurashtra	Kalyani	26.02.17
42	S Dhawan	153	Delhi	Maharashtra	Jaipur	27.02.21
43	D Padikkal	152	Karnataka	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21
44	G Gambhir	151	Delhi	Kerala	Delhi	28.09.18
45	LR Shukla	151	Bengal	Jharkhand	Kolkata	24.02.12
46	VR Iyer	151	M. Pradesh	Chandigarh	Rajkot	12.12.21
47	AG Paunikar	150*	Railways	Vidarbha	Indore	15.02.13
48	SP Jackson	150*	Saurashtra	Goa	Rajkot	12.12.15
49	P Chopra	150	H. Pradesh	Delhi	Nadaun	15.02.18
50	TD Agarwal	150	Hyderabad	Goa	Surat	28.02.21

The following seven batsmen have scored 150 plus runs on two occasions. The following table lists them with their performance

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	KS Bharat	161*	Andhra	H. Pradesh	Mumbai	12.12.21
2	KS Bharat	156	Andhra	Gujarat	Thana	14.12.21

1	P Chopra	159	H. Pradesh	Delhi	Bhubaneswar	26.02.17
2	P Chopra	150	H. Pradesh	Delhi	Nadaun	15.02.18

1	PP Shaw	227*	Mumbai	Puducherry	Jaipur	25.02.21
2	PP Shaw	185*	Mumbai	Saurashtra	Delhi	09.03.21

1	R Samarth	192	Karnataka	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
2	R Samarth	158*	Karnataka	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21

1	RD Gaikwad	168	Maharashtra	Chandigarh	Saurashtra	14.12.21
2	RD Gaikwad	154*	Maharashtra	Chhattisgarh	Rajkot	09.12.21

1	S Dhawan	155*	Delhi	Haryana	Rohtak	16.02.10
2	S Dhawan	153	Delhi	Maharashtra	Jaipur	27.02.21

1	VR Iyer	198	M. Pradesh	Punjab	Indore	28.02.21
2	VR Iyer	151	M. Pradesh	Chandigarh	Rajkot	12.12.21

The following four batsmen have scored 150 plus runs on two occasions in the same season. The following table lists them with their performance

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	KS Bharat	161*	Andhra	H. Pradesh	Mumbai	12.12.21
2	KS Bharat	156	Andhra	Gujarat	Thana	14.12.21

1	PP Shaw	227*	Mumbai	Puducherry	Jaipur	25.02.21
2	PP Shaw	185*	Mumbai	Saurashtra	Delhi	09.03.21

1	R Samarth	192	Karnataka	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
2	R Samarth	158*	Karnataka	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21

1	RD Gaikwad	168	Maharashtra	Chandigarh	Saurashtra	14.12.21
2	RD Gaikwad	154*	Maharashtra	Chhattisgarh	Rajkot	09.12.21

AJ Finch joins the elite list of batsmen who have an aggregate of 10000 plus runs in T20 games.

24/12/2021 hrg

AJ Finch of Australia joined the elite list of batsmen who have completed 10000 runs in T20 games. He reached the milestone when he was on 20 during the course of his knock of 68 in the Big Bash League in the match between Melbourne Renegades against Perth Scorchers at Melbourne {CS} on 22 Dec 21. He was representing Melbourne Renegades

He became the fifth batsman after CH Gayle, KA Pollard, DA Warner and V Kohli to reach the mile stone. He is also the second Australian batsman to perform the feat after DA Warner.

AJ Finch has represented the following teams across the globe in T20 games – Auckland, Australia, Australia A, Delhi Daredevils, Gujarat Lions, Kings XI Punjab, Melbourne Renegades, Mumbai Indians, Pune Warriors, Rajasthan Royals, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Ruhuna Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Surrey, Victoria, Yorkshire. The following table lists the performance of these five batsmen.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC
1	CH Gayle	453	445	052	14321	175*	36.44	22	87
2	KA Pollard	573	508	148	11326	104	31.46	01	56
3	DA Warner	313	312	039	10308	135*	37.75	08	85
4	V Kohli	324	307	059	10204	113	41.14	05	75
5	AJ Finch	332	327	033	10048	172	34.17	08	65

Babar Azam-Mohammad Rizwan pair scripts a new record for century partnerships by an opening pair in T20Is

23/12/2021 hrg

Babar Azam M Rizwan of Pakistan posted 158 runs partnership for the first wicket against West Indies at Karachi on 16.12.21 to provide the 100^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in the history of Twenty20 internationals

It also represents their fifth opening century partnership constituting a record for most century partnerships by an opening pair in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. They went past S Dhawn-RG Sharma and KL Rahul-RG Sharma pair which had posted four opening century partnerships.

No	Partners	W	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	197	Pak	RSA	Centurion	14.04.21
2	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	150	Pak	Eng	Nottingham	16.07.21
3	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	152*	Pak	Ind	Dub-DSC	24.10.21
4	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	113	Pak	Nam	A Dhabi	02.11.21
5	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	158	Pak	Win	Karachi	16.12.21

1	SDhawan/RGSharma	1	158	Ind	NZl	Delhi	01.11.17
2	SDhawan/RGSharma	1	160	Ind	Ire	Dublin-M	27.06.18
3	SDhawan/RGSharma	1	123	Ind	Win	Lucknow	06.11.18
4	SDhawan/RGSharma	1	118	Ind	Ban	Rajkot	07.11.19

1	KLRahul/RGSharma	1	165	Ind	Srl	Indore	22.12.17
2	KLRahul/RGSharma	1	135	Ind	Win	Mumbai	11.12.19
3	KLRahul/RGSharma	1	140	Ind	Afg	A Dhabi	03.11.21
4	KLRahul/RGSharma	1	117	Ind	NZl	Ranchi	19.11.21

Babar Azam M Rizwan of Pakistan posted 158 runs partnership for the first wicket against West Indies at Karachi on 16.12.21 to provide the 15th occasion of batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership for the first wicket in the history of Twenty20 internationals

It also represents their fourth opening partnership of 150 plus runs. The pair now owns the record for most 150 plus runs partnerships by an opening pair in the history of Twenty20 Internationals.

No	Partners	W	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	197	Pak	RSA	Centurion	14.04.21
2	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	150	Pak	Eng	Nottingham	16.07.21
3	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	152*	Pak	Ind	Dub-DSC	24.10.21
4	BabarAzam/MRizwan	1	158	Pak	Win	Karachi	16.12.21

Karnataka in Vijay Hazare Trophy

22/12/2021 hrg

Karnataka crashed out of Vijay Hazare Trophy 2021-22 by losing the Quarterfinal tie against Tamil Nadu by 151 runs at Jaipur on 21 Dec 2021. Here at hrgcricstats.com bring to its netizens Karnataka’s performance in the tournament since its inception under various key stats parameters in tables. Request peruse these tables

RESULT SUMMARY

Opposition	Span	M	W	L	T	NR
Andhra	2008-2019	9	9	0	0	0
Assam	2018-2018	1	1	0	0	0
Baroda	2017-2021	4	2	2	0	0
Bengal	2010-2021	4	1	3	0	0
Bihar	2021-2021	1	1	0	0	0
Chhattisgarh	2017-2019	3	3	0	0	0
Goa	2008-2019	9	9	0	0	0
Gujarat	2011-2015	3	2	1	0	0
Haryana	2010-2015	2	2	0	0	0
Himachal Pradesh	2018-2018	1	1	0	0	0
Hyderabad	2008-2019	11	9	1	1	0
Jammu & Kashmir	2015-2017	2	2	0	0	0
Jharkhand	2014-2019	4	3	1	0	0
Kerala	2008-2021	11	10	1	0	0
Maharashtra	2018-2018	2	1	1	0	0
Mumbai	2012-2021	6	3	3	0	0
Odisha	2018-2021	2	2	0	0	0
Puducherry	2019-2021	2	2	0	0	0
Punjab	2014-2018	3	1	2	0	0
Railways	2014-2021	5	3	1	0	1
Rajasthan	2021-2021	1	1	0	0	0
Saurashtra	2008-2019	4	3	1	0	0
Services	2017-2017	1	1	0	0	0
Tamil Nadu	2008-2021	11	4	7	0	0
Uttar Pradesh	2013-2021	2	1	1	0	0
Vidarbha	2018-2018	1	1	0	0	0

HIGHEST TOTALS – 300 PLUS RUNS

No	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	359/7	50.0	1	Punjab	Ahmedabad	25.11.14
2	354/3	50.0	1	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
3	353/6	50.0	1	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
4	349/5	50.0	1	J + K	Bengaluru	18.12.15
5	347/8	50.0	1	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
6	343/7	50.0	1	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
7	338/3	50.0	1	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
8	330/7	50.0	1	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
9	329/5	50.0	1	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21
10	323/6	50.0	1	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14
11	322/5	50.0	1	Kerala	Vasco	15.02.13
12	319/4	46.3	2	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
13	317/7	50.0	1	Hyderabad	Chennai	16.02.10
14	317/5	50.0	1	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
15	315	49.5	1	Kerala	Bangalore	21.02.12
16	314/9	50.0	2	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	14.02.10
17	313/6	50.0	1	Tamil Nadu	Sec’bad	10.11.14
18	312/9	45.0	1	Goa	Alur (3)	03.03.14
19	312/8	50.0	1	Hyderabad	Chennai	27.02.08
20	312/9	50.0	1	Goa	Chennai	29.02.08
21	312/9	50.0	1	Baroda	Bengaluru	07.02.18
22	312/7	50.0	1	Mumbai	Bengaluru	10.10.19
23	305/9	50.0	1	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
24	303/6	50.0	1	Assam	Bengaluru	08.02.18
25	301/7	50.0	1	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
26	300/5	48.0	2	Hyderabad	Hyd-RGS	11.11.14

LOWEST TOTALS – LESS THAN 150 RUNS

Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Date
122	36.3	1	Tamil Nadu	Trivandrum	09.12.21
127	32.1	1	Bengal	Vizag	28.02.13
136	31.5	2	Gujarat	Indore	22.02.11

LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN – 100 PLUS RUNS

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Karnataka	267 runs	355	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
2	Karnataka	236 runs	290	Puducherry	Man’puram	08.12.21
3	Karnataka	207 runs	350	J + K	Bengaluru	18.12.15
4	Karnataka	156 runs	360	Punjab	Ahmedabad	25.11.14
5	Karnataka	134 runs	331	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
6	Karnataka	133 runs	354	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
7	Karnataka	132 runs	248	Kerala	Chennai	01.03.08
8	Karnataka	123 runs	286	Jharkhand	Bengaluru	26.09.19
9	Karnataka	111 runs	313	Hyderabad	Chennai	27.02.08
10	Karnataka	111 runs	304	Assam	Bengaluru	08.02.18
11	Karnataka	104 runs	318	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
12	Karnataka	104 runs	314	Tamil Nadu	Sec’bad	10.11.14
13	Karnataka	103 runs	344	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
14	Karnataka	103 runs	348	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
15	Karnataka	101 runs	330	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21

LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN – BY NINE PLUS WICKETS

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Tar	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kar	10wkts	057	285	40.3	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
2	Kar	09wkts	176	127	20.4	Andhra	Vizag	15.02.09
3	Kar	09wkts	265	050	05.5	Kerala	Bengaluru	17.12.15
4	Kar	09wkts	117	161	30.3	Maharashtra	Delhi	24.02.18
5	Kar	09wkts	060	224	40.0	Chhattisgarh	Bengaluru	23.10.19
6	Kar	09wkts	027	278	45.3	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21

LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN – BY 100 PLUS BALLS REMAINING IN THE 2^ND INNINGS

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Tar	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kar	9 wkts	265	050	05.5	Kerala	Bengaluru	17.12.15
2	Kar	8 wkts	225	055	12.3	Goa	Bengaluru	20.02.12
3	Kar	7 wkts	194	109	17.4	J + K	Kalyani	03.03.17
4	Kar	9 wkts	176	127	20.4	Andhra	Vizag	15.02.09
5	Kar	6 wkts	160	098	23.2	Andhra	Bengaluru	27.02.14
6	Kar	7 wkts	135	184	27.3	Goa	Sec’bad	08.11.14
7	Kar	1 wkt	124	109	29.2	Hyderabad	Kolkata	04.03.17
8	Kar	9 wkts	117	161	30.3	Maharashtra	Delhi	24.02.18
9	Kar	6 wkts	105	126	32.3	Vidarbha	Alur (2)	30.09.18
10	Kar	6 wkts	100	181	33.2	Goa	Malappuram	10.02.11
11	Kar	8 wkts	100	121	33.2	Hyderabad	Palakkad	16.02.11

SMALLEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – BY SINGLE DIGIT RUNS

No	Winner	Margin	Tar	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kar	5 runs	313	Goa	Chennai	29.02.08
2	Kar	5 runs	267	Jharkhand	Kolkata	25.02.17
3	Kar	6 runs	269	Bengal	Ahmedabad	23.11.14
4	Kar	9 runs	313	Mumbai	Bengaluru	10.10.19

SMALLEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – BY FOUR WICKETS AND LESS

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Tar	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kar	1 wkt	002	229	49.4	Andhra	Margao	20.02.13
2	Kar	1 wkt	124	109	29.2	Hyderabad	Kolkata	04.03.17
3	Kar	3 wkts	075	200	37.3	Chhattisgarh	Kolkata	06.03.17
4	Kar	4 wkts	024	169	46.0	Goa	Vizag	18.02.09
5	Kar	4 wkts	042	158	43.0	Railways	Kolkata	16.03.14
6	Kar	4 wkts	002	287	49.4	Mumbai	Vadodara	21.11.14
7	Kar	4 wkts	035	232	44.1	Services	Kolkata	26.02.17

SMALLEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – BY TWO BALLS REMAINING IN THE 2ND INNINGS

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Tar	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Kar	1 wkt	2	229	49.4	Andhra	Margao	20.02.13
2	Kar	4 wkts	2	287	49.4	Mumbai	Vadodara	21.11.14

MOST RUNS – 1000 PLUS RUNS

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC
1	MK Pandey	84	80	16	2857	142*	44.64	2	22
2	RV Uthappa	52	51	1	2334	169	46.68	9	11
3	MA Agarwal	43	43	2	2146	162	52.34	6	11
4	R Samarth	38	36	5	1737	192	56.03	5	10
5	KL Rahul	42	42	4	1709	131	44.97	4	11
6	KK Nair	63	55	10	1489	120	33.08	2	7
7	D Padikkal	20	20	4	1350	152	84.37	6	8
8	Ganesh Satish	33	32	3	1126	121*	38.82	2	9

CENTURIONS

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	B Chipli	109*	Andhra	Chennai	26.02.08
2	B Chipli	100	Hyderabad	Chennai	27.02.08
3	DA Chougule	111*	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	03.03.08
4	DT Patil	106*	Kerala	Vizag	19.02.09
5	Ganesh Satish	100	Goa	Chennai	10.02.10
6	Ganesh Satish	121*	Kerala	Chennai	13.02.10
7	RV Uthappa	117	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	14.02.10
8	RV Uthappa	103	Andhra	Malappuram	13.02.11
9	RV Uthappa	120	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
10	RV Uthappa	104	Andhra	Bengaluru	26.02.12
11	RV Uthappa	169	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
12	KL Rahul	110	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
13	RV Uthappa	103	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
14	KL Rahul	104*	U. Pradesh	Vizag	26.02.13
15	RV Uthappa	104	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
16	MA Agarwal	116	Goa	Alur (3)	03.03.14
17	RV Uthappa	132*	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
18	KK Nair	120	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
19	RV Uthappa	133	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14
20	MA Agarwal	162	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
21	MK Pandey	101*	Tamil Nadu	Sec’bad	10.11.14
22	MA Agarwal	125	Punjab	Ahmedabad	25.11.14
23	CM Gautam	109*	J + K	Bengaluru	18.12.15
24	MA Agarwal	109	Baroda	Bengaluru	07.02.18
25	KL Rahul	107	Punjab	Alur (2)	11.02.18
26	MA Agarwal	102	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
27	KK Nair	100	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
28	MA Agarwal	140	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
29	R Samarth	125	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
30	R Samarth	102	Baroda	Bengaluru	26.09.18
31	KL Rahul	131	Kerala	Bengaluru	28.09.19
32	MK Pandey	142*	Chhattisgarh	Bengaluru	02.10.19
33	D Padikkal	103*	Saurashtra	Bengaluru	12.10.19
34	D Padikkal	102*	Goa	Alur (3)	16.10.19
35	R Samarth	158*	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
36	D Padikkal	152	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21
37	D Padikkal	126*	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21
38	R Samarth	130*	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
39	D Padikkal	145*	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
40	R Samarth	192	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
41	D Padikkal	101	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21

CENTURIONS – FIVE OR MORE

No	Player	Runs	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	RV Uthappa	117	Tamil Nadu	Chennai	14.02.10
2	RV Uthappa	103	Andhra	Malappuram	13.02.11
3	RV Uthappa	120	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
4	RV Uthappa	104	Andhra	Bengaluru	26.02.12
5	RV Uthappa	169	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
6	RV Uthappa	103	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
7	RV Uthappa	104	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
8	RV Uthappa	132*	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
9	RV Uthappa	133	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14

1	D Padikkal	103*	Saurashtra	Bengaluru	12.10.19
2	D Padikkal	102*	Goa	Alur (3)	16.10.19
3	D Padikkal	152	Odisha	Alur (3)	24.02.21
4	D Padikkal	126*	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21
5	D Padikkal	145*	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
6	D Padikkal	101	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21

1	MA Agarwal	116	Goa	Alur (3)	03.03.14
2	MA Agarwal	162	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
3	MA Agarwal	125	Punjab	Ahmedabad	25.11.14
4	MA Agarwal	109	Baroda	Bengaluru	07.02.18
5	MA Agarwal	102	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
6	MA Agarwal	140	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18

1	R Samarth	125	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
2	R Samarth	102	Baroda	Bengaluru	26.09.18
3	R Samarth	158*	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
4	R Samarth	130*	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
5	R Samarth	192	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21

MOST BOUNDARY SIXES – 25 PLUS

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	MK Pandey	84	80	16	2857	142*	2	22	5	214	88
2	RV Uthappa	52	51	01	2334	169	9	11	2	271	52
3	MA Agarwal	43	43	02	2146	162	6	11	3	260	42
4	D Padikkal	20	20	04	1350	152	6	8	1	133	32
5	Vinay Kumar	52	37	11	817	082	0	4	0	069	26
6	KL Rahul	42	42	04	1709	131	4	11	2	143	26

MOST WICKETS – 30 PLUS WICKETS

No	Player	M	I	Overs	M	Runs	W	4	5
1	A Mithun	66	65	533.4	36	2388	99	3	2
2	Vinay Kumar	52	51	411.2	31	1889	95	6	3
3	MP Krishna	36	36	281.0	26	1309	67	3	2
4	S Gopal	36	35	260.0	08	1377	55	1	2
5	K Gowtham	33	32	289.0	13	1372	54	3	2
6	S Aravind	32	32	248.5	13	1095	42	1	0
7	RG More	25	25	185.1	09	927	41	1	3
8	KP Appanna	26	26	218.0	07	1070	36	1	1
9	STR Binny	40	37	260.3	13	1319	36	1	0
10	J Suchith	27	26	205.1	11	866	34	2	1

FOUR PLUS WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	46	4	Goa	Chennai	29.02.08
2	KP Appanna	3.0	0	8	4	Kerala	Chennai	01.03.08
3	SB Joshi	10.0	1	52	4	Hyderabad	Vizag	16.02.09
4	KP Appanna	10.0	0	56	5	Goa	Chennai	10.02.10
5	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	45	4	Haryana	Vadodara	23.02.10
6	Vinay Kumar	8.1	1	35	4	Goa	Malappuram	10.02.11
7	RG More	6.3	1	18	6	Goa	Bengaluru	20.02.12
8	RG More	7.0	1	31	5	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
9	AA Kazi	10.0	2	33	4	Andhra	Bengaluru	26.02.12
10	HS Sharath	12.0	0	40	4	Kerala	Vasco	15.02.13
11	SL Akshay	10.0	0	50	4	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
12	STR Binny	8.4	0	56	4	Hyderabad	Porvorim	18.02.13
13	Vinay Kumar	9.0	1	38	4	Andhra	Margao	20.02.13
14	Vinay Kumar	10.0	0	42	5	Hyderabad	Bengaluru	28.02.14
15	Vinay Kumar	10.2	0	34	5	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
16	AA Kazi	11.0	1	49	4	Goa	Alur (3)	03.03.14
17	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	85	5	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
18	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	75	4	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14
19	A Mithun	9.4	1	19	4	Railways	Kolkata	16.03.14
20	A Mithun	10.0	3	18	4	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
21	A Mithun	10.0	1	38	4	Tamil Nadu	Sec’bad	10.11.14
22	S Aravind	10.0	1	41	4	Hyderabad	Hyd-RGS	11.11.14
23	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	45	4	Railways	Bengaluru	10.12.15
24	J Suchith	10.0	0	35	4	Jharkhand	Alur (2)	15.12.15
25	S Gopal	5.0	0	19	5	Kerala	Bengaluru	17.12.15
26	K Gowtham	10.0	1	58	4	Jharkhand	Kolkata	25.02.17
27	RG More	7.2	1	20	4	Saurashtra	Kolkata	28.02.17
28	MP Krishna	7.0	4	15	4	J + K	Kalyani	03.03.17
29	K Gowtham	8.0	0	28	5	Hyderabad	Kolkata	04.03.17
30	K Gowtham	9.0	0	42	4	Baroda	Bengaluru	07.02.18
31	MP Krishna	8.2	0	33	6	Assam	Bengaluru	08.02.18
32	J Suchith	10.0	1	34	5	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
33	MP Krishna	9.1	1	35	4	Railways	Alur	16.02.18
34	T Pradeep	9.0	2	48	4	Railways	Alur	16.02.18
35	S Gopal	6.5	0	31	5	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
36	T Pradeep	6.0	0	35	4	H. Pradesh	Bengaluru	06.10.18
37	K Gowtham	5.0	0	26	4	H. Pradesh	Bengaluru	06.10.18
38	K Gowtham	7.5	0	43	5	Jharkhand	Bengaluru	26.09.19
39	S Gopal	10.0	0	48	4	Andhra	Bengaluru	07.10.19
40	MP Krishna	8.2	3	19	5	Saurashtra	Bengaluru	12.10.19
41	V Koushik	9.4	0	46	4	Chhattisgarh	Bengaluru	23.10.19
42	A Mithun	9.5	0	34	5	Tamil Nadu	Bengaluru	25.10.19
43	MP Krishna	6.1	3	17	4	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21
44	A Mithun	10.0	0	52	5	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21
45	RG More	9.0	0	36	5	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21
46	V Vyshak	9.2	0	56	4	Mumbai	Delhi	11.03.21
47	J Suchith	3.0	1	3	4	Puducherry	Man’puram	08.12.21
48	P Dubey	10.0	0	29	4	Mumbai	Man’puram	11.12.21
49	V Vyshak	7.0	1	22	4	Rajasthan	Jaipur	19.12.21

FIVE OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	KP Appanna	10.0	0	56	5	Goa	Chennai	10.02.10
2	RG More	6.3	1	18	6	Goa	Bengaluru	20.02.12
3	RG More	7.0	1	31	5	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
4	Vinay Kumar	10.0	0	42	5	Hyderabad	Bengaluru	28.02.14
5	Vinay Kumar	10.2	0	34	5	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
6	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	85	5	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
7	S Gopal	5.0	0	19	5	Kerala	Bengaluru	17.12.15
8	K Gowtham	8.0	0	28	5	Hyderabad	Kolkata	04.03.17
9	MP Krishna	8.2	0	33	6	Assam	Bengaluru	08.02.18
10	J Suchith	10.0	1	34	5	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
11	S Gopal	6.5	0	31	5	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
12	K Gowtham	7.5	0	43	5	Jharkhand	Bengaluru	26.09.19
13	MP Krishna	8.2	3	19	5	Saurashtra	Bengaluru	12.10.19
14	A Mithun	9.5	0	34	5	Tamil Nadu	Bengaluru	25.10.19
15	A Mithun	10.0	0	52	5	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21
16	RG More	9.0	0	36	5	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21

SIX WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	RG More	6.3	1	18	6	Goa	Bengaluru	20.02.12
2	MP Krishna	8.2	0	33	6	Assam	Bengaluru	08.02.18

FOUR OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS – THREE OR MORE OCCASIONS

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	J Suchith	10.0	0	35	4	Jharkhand	Alur (2)	15.12.15
2	J Suchith	10.0	1	34	5	Odisha	Alur	13.02.18
3	J Suchith	3.0	1	3	4	Puducherry	Man’puram	08.12.21

1	S Gopal	5.0	0	19	5	Kerala	Bengaluru	17.12.15
2	S Gopal	6.5	0	31	5	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
3	S Gopal	10.0	0	48	4	Andhra	Bengaluru	07.10.19

1	RG More	6.3	1	18	6	Goa	Bengaluru	20.02.12
2	RG More	7.0	1	31	5	Hyderabad	Bangalore	24.02.12
3	RG More	7.2	1	20	4	Saurashtra	Kolkata	28.02.17
4	RG More	9.0	0	36	5	Kerala	Delhi	08.03.21

1	A Mithun	9.4	1	19	4	Railways	Kolkata	16.03.14
2	A Mithun	10.0	3	18	4	Andhra	Sec’bad	07.11.14
3	A Mithun	10.0	1	38	4	Tamil Nadu	Sec’bad	10.11.14
4	A Mithun	9.5	0	34	5	Tamil Nadu	Bengaluru	25.10.19
5	A Mithun	10.0	0	52	5	Kerala	Bengaluru	26.02.21

1	K Gowtham	10.0	1	58	4	Jharkhand	Kolkata	25.02.17
2	K Gowtham	8.0	0	28	5	Hyderabad	Kolkata	04.03.17
3	K Gowtham	9.0	0	42	4	Baroda	Bengaluru	07.02.18
4	K Gowtham	5.0	0	26	4	H. Pradesh	Bengaluru	06.10.18
5	K Gowtham	7.5	0	43	5	Jharkhand	Bengaluru	26.09.19

1	MP Krishna	7.0	4	15	4	J + K	Kalyani	03.03.17
2	MP Krishna	8.2	0	33	6	Assam	Bengaluru	08.02.18
3	MP Krishna	9.1	1	35	4	Railways	Alur	16.02.18
4	MP Krishna	8.2	3	19	5	Saurashtra	Bengaluru	12.10.19
5	MP Krishna	6.1	3	17	4	Bihar	Bengaluru	22.02.21

1	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	46	4	Goa	Chennai	29.02.08
2	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	45	4	Haryana	Vadodara	23.02.10
3	Vinay Kumar	8.1	1	35	4	Goa	Malappuram	10.02.11
4	Vinay Kumar	9.0	1	38	4	Andhra	Margao	20.02.13
5	Vinay Kumar	10.0	0	42	5	Hyderabad	Bengaluru	28.02.14
6	Vinay Kumar	10.2	0	34	5	Kerala	Alur	02.03.14
7	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	85	5	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
8	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	75	4	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14
9	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	45	4	Railways	Bengaluru	10.12.15

FOUR WICKETS CONCEDING SINGLE DIGIT RUNS

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	J Suchith	3.0	1	3	4	Puducherry	Man’puram	08.12.21
2	KP Appanna	3.0	0	8	4	Kerala	Chennai	01.03.08

SEVENTY PLUS RUNS CONCEDED IN AN INNINGS

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	85	5	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
2	S Gopal	10.0	0	82	1	Mumbai	Delhi	11.03.21
3	A Mithun	10.0	0	81	1	Mumbai	Bengaluru	21.09.18
4	S Gopal	8.0	0	80	1	Mumbai	Bengaluru	10.10.19
5	V Vyshak	10.0	1	79	1	Tamil Nadu	Jaipur	21.12.21
6	PA Jain	9.0	0	79	0	Tamil Nadu	Jaipur	21.12.21
7	RG More	10.0	0	78	1	Mumbai	Bengaluru	10.10.19
8	Vinay Kumar	10.0	0	76	1	Mumbai	Bengaluru	21.09.18
9	Vinay Kumar	12.0	0	75	4	Jharkhand	Kolkata	14.03.14
10	S Aravind	10.0	0	73	2	Mumbai	Vadodara	21.11.14
11	K Gowtham	9.4	0	73	2	Kerala	Delhi	88.03.21
12	J Suchith	8.5	0	72	2	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
13	Vinay Kumar	10.0	1	70	2	Kerala	Chennai	13.02.10

Wkt	Runs	Partners	Opposition	Ground	Date
1st	285*	R Samarth/D Padikkal	Railways	Bengaluru	28.02.21
2nd	242	MA Agarwal/R Samarth	Hyderabad	Delhi	21.02.18
3rd	150	KL Rahul/MK Pandey	Chhattisgarh	Bengaluru	02.10.19
4th	173	Ganesh Satish/MK Pandey	Goa	Chennai	10.02.10
5th	209	RV Uthappa/KK Nair	Gujarat	Kolkata	11.03.14
6th	91*	CM Gautam/R Vinay Kumar	J + K	Bengaluru	18.12.15
7th	89	DT Patil/RR Bhatkal	Kerala	Vizag	19.02.09
8th	54	J Suchith/R Vinay Kumar	Haryana	Bengaluru	11.12.15
9th	93	CM Gautam/S Aravind	Bengal	Vadodara	27.02.10
10th	46*	R Vinay Kumar/A Mithun	Bengal	Ahmedabad	23.11.14

KD Karthik of Tamil Nadu became the fifth batsman in the history of Vijay Hazare Trophy to compile 3000 plus runs

22/12/2021 hrg

KD Karthik of Tamil Nadu became the fifth batsman in the history of Vijay Hazare Trophy to compile 3000 plus runs. He reached the milestone when he was on 12 during the course of his knock of 44 in the quarterfinal tie against Karnataka at Jaipur on 21 Dec 2021. At the end of this game his aggregate read 3032. Other batsman to score 3000 plus runs in the tournament are – Yashpal Singh {3193}, RV Uthappa {3115}, A Mukund {3048} and MK Tiwari {3007}

KD Karthik is the second Tamil Nadu batsman to compile 3000 plus runs in Vijay Hazare Trophy after A Mukund.

KD Karthik requires seventeen more runs to become the highest run getter for Tamil Nadu in Vijay Hazare Trophy. 17 more runs would fetch him 3049 runs and he would go past A Mukund who has scored 3048 runs in the tournament.

The following table lists the five batsmen who have scored 3000 plus runs in the tournament with their performance.

No	Player	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	0
1	Yashpal Singh	72	69	16	3193	134*	10	21	7
2	RV Uthappa	80	79	02	3115	169	11	14	4
3	A Mukund	63	63	03	3048	147	09	16	2
4	KD Karthik	68	62	09	3032	154*	08	17	2
5	MK Tiwari	77	73	17	3007	130	03	24	1

Bowlers capturing a wicket in the first over on their test debut in the Ashes series

21/12/2021 hrg

On December 17, 2021, MJ Neser became the fifth Australian bowler and his fear provides the eleventh occasion of a bowler capturing a wicket in his first over of a Test match in the Ashes series when he got England opener Haseeb Hameed caught by MA Stars with his second delivery on the second day of the second Test match Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, the second test of the Ashes series 2021-22. He became the sixth Australian bowler to perform the feat. The eleven bowler list including five England bowlers who have performed the feat in the Ashes series is listed below

No	Bowler	Batsman	Team	Opp	Ground	Season	Del
1	TP Horan	WW Read	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1882/83	1
2	A Coningham	AC MacLaren	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	1894/95	1
3	M Neser	H Hameed	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	2021-22	2
4	I Johnson	L Hutton	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1946-47	3
5	FW Freer	C Washbrook	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1946-47	4
6	A Mallett	MC Cowdrey	Aus	Eng	The Oval	1962	5

7	WM Bradley	FJ Laver	Eng	Aus	Manchester	1899	1
8	EG Arnold	VT Trumper	Eng	Aus	Sydney-SCG	1903/04	1
9	D Wright	JHW Fingleton	Eng	Aus	Nottingham	1938	4
10	D Steele	AA Mallett	Eng	Aus	Lord’s	1975	4
11	A Hornby	FE Allan	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	1878-79	NK

Ashes series 2021 22 : Adelaide Test : Fifth day

20/12/2021 hrg

Ashes Series 2021 22 Adelaide Test Fifth day

Australia won this test by 275 runs to provide its 148^th win against England. The head to head summary between the two teams read thus

Team	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	T	D
Australia	1877-2021	353	148	110	0	95
England	1877-2021	353	110	148	0	95

Australia won this test by 275 runs to provide its 97^th win against England on home soil. The head to head summary between the two teams on Australia’s home soil read thus

Team	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	T	D
Australia	1877-2021	182	97	57	0	28
England	1877-2021	182	57	97	0	28

Australia won this test by 275 runs to provide its 396^th win against all oppositions.

Team	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	T	D
Australia	1877-2021	836	396	226	2	212

Australia won this test by 275 runs to provide its 249th win against all oppositions on home soil

Team	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	T	D
Australia	1877-2021	432	249	101	1	81

JA Richardson captured five for 42 in England’s second innings to provide the 631^st occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 340th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil.

JA Richardson captured five for 42 in England’s second innings to provide the 297th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against England. It also provides the 161^st occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil against England.

JA Richardson captured five for 42 in England’s second innings to provide the 95th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the 62nd occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil in the fourth innings of a test.

JA Richardson captured five for 42 in England’s second innings to provide the 46th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England. It also provides the 32nd occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil against England in the fourth innings of a test

JA Richardson captured five for 42 in England’s second innings to provide the 25th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in a day-night test. It also provides the eighth occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in a day-night test.

It also provides the fifth occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in a day-night test against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in a day-night test against England.

lso provides the 68th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings at Adelaide. It also provides the 25th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against England at Adelaide.

NM Lyon’s aggregate of wickets against England on home soil read 49. He required one more wicket for his 50 wickets. If he gets it, he would then become the 19^th Australian bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against England on home soil. He also would earn the distinction of becoming the seventh Australian spin bowler to perform such a feat.

JC Buttler was dismissed hit wicket for 26 in this game to provide the 37^th occasion of an England batsman dismissed hit wicket in an innings. It also provides the twelfth occasion of an England batsman dismissed hit wicket in an innings against Australia

JC Buttler was dismissed hit wicket for 26 in this game to provide the third occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman dismissed hit wicket in an innings. The three occasions are listed below

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	H Strudwick	1	2	SAF	Durban	21 Jan 1910
2	RT Spooner	11	1	Ind	Delhi	02 Nov 1951
3	JC Buttler	26	4	Aus	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

Prior to JC Buttler’s hit wicket dismissal, RT Spooner was the England wicket keeper batsman who was dismissed hit wicket in a test innings. He was dismissed hit wicket for 11 against India at Delhi in Nov 1951. Thus JC Buttler’s hit wicket dismissal in this test has occurred 50 years after RT Spooner’s dismissal

JC Buttler was dismissed hit wicket for 26 to provide the first occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman dismissed hit wicket in an innings against Australia

JC Buttler was dismissed hit wicket for 26 to provide the 18th occasion of an wicket keeper batsman dismissed hit wicket in an innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	H Strudwick	1	2	Eng	SAF	Durban	Jan 1910
2	EAC Hunte	14	3	Win	Eng	Georgetown	Feb 1930
3	RT Spooner	11	1	Eng	Ind	Delhi	Nov 1951
4	NS Tamhane	5	3	Ind	Win	Delhi	Feb 1959
5	BK Kunderan	2	3	Ind	Aus	Mum-BS	Jan 1960
6	Imtiaz Ahmed	0	3	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	Jan 1962
7	Abdul Kadir	26	3	Psk	Aus	Karachi	Oct 1964
8	RW Marsh	97	1	Aus	Win	Kingston	Feb 1973
9	DL Murray	15	3	Win	Eng	Birmingham	Aug 1973
10	DA Murray	0	1	Win	Ind	Chennai	Jan 1979
11	DL Murray	0	2	Win	Eng	The Oval	Jul 1980
12	KS More	6	1	Ind	Win	Kingston	Apr 1989
13	NR Mongia	34	2	Ind	Win	Mohali	Dec 1994
14	Kaluwitharana	23	1	Srl	Win	St John’s	Jun 1997
15	Kaluwitharana	2	4	Srl	Win	Kingstown	Jun 1997
16	KC Sangakkara	42	2	Srl	Zim	Kandy	Jan 2002
17	CS Baugh	19	2	Win	Aus	Trinidad	Apr 2003
18	JC Buttler	26	4	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	Dec 2021

JC Buttler was at the crease for 258 minutes and faced 207 deliveries before he was dismissed hit wicket. His stay at the crease and the number of deliveries faced is a record in each of its categories when a wicket keeper batman was dismissed hit wicket {with the data available}

The previous record for stay at the crease belonged to RW Marsh of Australia who stayed at the crease for 167 minutes before he was dismissed hit wicket against West Indies at Kingston in Feb 1973.

The previous record for number of deliveries faced belonged to DL Murray of West Indies who faced 79 deliveries before he was dismissed hit wicket against England at Birmingham in Aug 1973.

SPD Smith took six catches in this test to provide the tenth occasion of a captain taking six or more wickets in a test. It also provides the third occasion of his taking six catches in a test. He now shares the record for taking six plus catches on most occasions with SP Fleming of New Zealand. Both have taken six plus catches on three occasions.

No	Player	CF	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SP Fleming	7	NZl	Zim	Harare	18 Sep 1997
2	SP Fleming	6	NZl	Aus	Brisbane	07 Nov 1997
3	SP Fleming	6	NZl	Win	Wellington	17 Mar 2006

1	SPD Smith	6	Aus	Srl	Col-SSC	13 Aug 2016
2	SPD Smith	6	Aus	SAF	Cape Town	22 Mar 2018
3	SPD Smith	6	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

SPD Smith took six catches in this test to provide the 46^th occasion of a a fieldsman other than wicket keeper taking six or more wickets in a test. It also provides the fourth occasion of his taking six catches in a test. He now holds the record for taking six plus catches on most occasions. The previous record was credited to SP Fleming of New Zealand who had taken six plus catches on three occasions.

No	Player	CF	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SP Fleming	7	NZl	Zim	Harare	18 Sep 1997
2	SP Fleming	6	NZl	Aus	Brisbane	07 Nov 1997
3	SP Fleming	6	NZl	Win	Wellington	17 Mar 2006

1	SPD Smith	6	Aus	Srl	Col-SSC	13 Aug 2016
2	SPD Smith	6	Aus	SAF	Cape Town	22 Mar 2018
3	SPD Smith	6	Aus	Eng	The Oval	12 Sep 2019
4	SPD Smith	6	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DA Warner’s run aggregate in Australia’s winning matches read 4574 at the end of this test. SPD Smith has an aggregate of 4568 runs in Australia’s winning matches. They became the eighth and ninth Australian batsmen to score 4500 plus runs in Australia’s winning tests. The following table lists all these batsmen

No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	C	HC	0
1	RT Ponting	108	178	24	9157	257	30	42	8
2	SR Waugh	86	120	27	6460	200	25	25	6
3	ML Hayden	71	123	12	6154	380	23	19	5
4	JL Langer	70	118	10	5229	250	15	19	5
5	MJ Clarke	64	104	15	4955	329*	17	15	4
6	DG Bradman	30	043	06	4813	299*	23	4	3
7	ME Waugh	72	110	12	4794	153*	15	28	7
8	DA Warner	49	086	05	4574	335*	16	17	4
9	SPD Smith	42	071	12	4568	239	18	18	1

JM Anderson was dismissed for 2 in England’s second innings in this test providing the 100^th occasion of his being dismissed for single digit score. He became the first batsman to be dismissed for single digit score on 100 occasions in the annals of test cricket. He went past CA Walsh who held this record with 99 single digit scores.

SPD Smith’s run aggregate in Australia’s winning matches as captain read 2205 at the end of this test. He occupies the fifth place in the list of Australian captains who have scored most runs in Australia’s winning tests

Player	M	I	NO	Run	HS	C	HC	0
RT Ponting	48	87	12	4434	209	14	23	3
SR Waugh	41	56	10	2546	157*	11	07	4
DG Bradman	15	23	03	2478	270	12	03	2
AR Border	32	48	09	2311	200*	04	17	2
SPD Smith	19	32	05	2205	239	08	11	0

Ashes series 2021 22 : Adelaide Test : Fourth day

20/12/2021 hrg

M Labuschagne scored 103 and 51 in this test to provide the 125^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century and a half century in a test which includes twin centuries in a test. It also provides the 39^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century and a half century in a test against England which includes twin centuries in a test.

M Labuschagne scored 103 and 51 in this test to provide the third occasion of his scoring a century and a half century in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides his first such feat against England.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	M Labuschagne	143	50	NZl	Perth	12 Dec 2019
2	M Labuschagne	215	59	NZl	Sydney	03 Jan 2020
3	M Labuschagne	103	51	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

M Labuschagne scored 103 and 51 in this test to provide the 21st occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century and a half century in a test Adelaide which includes three twin centuries in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	PS McDonnell	124	83	Eng	Adelaide	12 Dec 1884
2	VT Trumper	113	59	Eng	Adelaide	15 Jan 1904
3	AR Morris	122	124*	Eng	Adelaide	31 Jan 1947
4	RN Harvey	84	116	SAF	Adelaide	24 Jan 1953
5	RB Simpson	55	103	Ind	Adelaide	23 Dec 1967
6	RM Cowper	92	108	Ind	Adelaide	23 Dec 1967
7	KD Walters	110	50	Win	Adelaide	24 Jan 1969
8	KR Stackpole	87	136	Eng	Adelaide	29 Jan 1971
9	IR Redpath	103	65	Win	Adelaide	23 Jan 1976
10	KD Walters	107	51	Pak	Adelaide	24 Dec 1976
11	RB Simpson	100	51	Ind	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
12	KJ Hughes	213	53	Ind	Adelaide	23 Jan 1981
13	AR Border	78	126	Win	Adelaide	30 Jan 1982
14	AR Border	70	100*	Eng	Adelaide	12 Dec 1986
15	DM Jones	116	121*	Pak	Adelaide	19 Jan 1990
16	SR Waugh	170	61*	Srl	Adelaide	25 Jan 1996
17	ME Waugh	63	115*	SAF	Adelaide	30 Jan 1998
18	RT Ponting	221	60*	Ind	Adelaide	24 Jan 2012
19	MEK Hussey	103	54	SAF	Adelaide	22 Nov 2012
20	DA Warner	145	102	Ind	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
21	M Labuschagne	103	51	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

M Labuschagne scored 103 and 51 in this test to provide the 21st occasion of a batsman scoring a century and a half century in a day-night test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	DM Bravo	87	116	Win	Pak	Dub-DSC	Oct 2016
2	SPD Smith	130	63	Aus	Pak	Brisbane	Dec 2016
3	Labuschagne	143	50	Aus	NZl	Perth	Dec 2019
4	Labuschagne	103	51	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	Dec 2021

M Labuschagne became the only batsman to score a century and a fifty on two occasions in a day-night test. Both the occasions are listed below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Mon/Year
1	Labuschagne	143	50	Aus	NZl	Perth	Dec 2019
2	Labuschagne	103	51	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	Dec 2021

M Labuschagne {51} and TM Head scored {51} in Australia’s second innings to provide the 59^th and 60^th occasion of a batsman scoring half centuries in a day-night test. They also provide the 21^st and 22^nd occasion of an Australian batsman scoring half centuries in a day-night test.

Three Australian batsmen scored 51 in this test. AT Carey in Australia’s first innings: M Labuschagne and TM Head in Australia’s second innings

The following three batsmen have scored three or more half centuries in a day-night test. SPD Smith’s 93 in the first innings of this test is his fourth half centuty, TM Head’s 51 in Australia’s second innings is his third half century, M Labuschagne’s 51 in Australia’s second innings is his third half century.

No	Player	R	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	TM Head	84	2	Srl	Brisbane	24 Jan 2019
2	TM Head	56	1	NZl	Perth	12 Dec 2019
3	TM Head	51	3	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

1	Labuschagne	81	2	Srl	Brisbane	24 Jan 2019
2	Labuschagne	50	3	NZl	Perth	12 Dec 2019
3	Labuschagne	51	3	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

1	SPD Smith	53	2	NZl	Adelaide	27 Nov 2015
2	SPD Smith	59	2	SAF	Adelaide	24 Nov 2016
3	SPD Smith	63	3	Pak	Brisbane	15 Dec 2016
4	SPD Smith	93	1	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

There are four occasions of two batsmen scoring exact 51 runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. Pakistan batsmen in third innings of the test against India at Dhaka in Jan 1955, South African batsmen in fourth innings of the test against West Indies at Kingston in April 2001, Pakistan batsmen in first innings against West Indies at Sharjah in Oct 2016 and Australian batsmen in third innings against England at Adelaide in Dec 2021.

Australia declared its both innings closed in this test – 473-9d and 230-9d – to provide the 34^th occasion of Australia doing so and eleventh occasion against England. All such eleven occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	493/9d	1	Eng	Melbourne	21 Jan 1971
	Australia	169/4d	3	Eng	Melbourne	21 Jan 1971

2	Australia	385/5d	1	Eng	Lord’s	28 Aug 1980
	Australia	189/4d	3	Eng	Lord’s	28 Aug 1980

3	Australia	514/5d	1	Eng	Adelaide	12 Dec 1986
	Australia	201/3d	3	Eng	Adelaide	12 Dec 1986

4	Australia	601/7d	1	Eng	Leeds	08 Jun 1989
	Australia	230/3d	3	Eng	Leeds	08 Jun 1989

5	Australia	602/9d	1	Eng	Brisbane	23 Nov 2006
	Australia	202/1d	3	Eng	Brisbane	23 Nov 2006

6	Australia	527/7d	1	Eng	Manchester	01 Aug 2013
	Australia	172/7d	3	Eng	Manchester	01 Aug 2013

7	Australia	492/9d	1	Eng	The Oval	21 Aug 2013
	Australia	111/6d	3	Eng	The Oval	21 Aug 2013

8	Australia	570/9d	1	Eng	Adelaide	05 Dec 2013
	Australia	132/3d	3	Eng	Adelaide	05 Dec 2013

9	Australia	566/8d	1	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 2015
	Australia	254/2d	3	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 2015

10	Australia	497/8d	1	Eng	Manchester	04 Sep 2019
	Australia	186/6d	3	Eng	Manchester	04 Sep 2019

11	Australia	473/9d	1	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021
	Australia	230/9d	3	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DW Malan captured two wickets in Australia’s second innings which represents his first two wickets of his test career. His first test wicket was M Labuschagne caught by BA Stokes for 51 and his second wicket was JA Richardson caught by JC Buttler for 8.

H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s second innings to provide the 263^rd occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings. It also provides the 151st occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings on away soil

H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s second innings to provide the 96^th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the 65th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings on away soil against Australia

H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s second innings to provide the eleventh occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings against Australia at Adelaide.

H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s second innings to provide the 13th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings in a day-night match. It also provides the third occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings in a day-night test and provides the 20th occasion of a batsman scoring a duck against Australia in a day-night test

Ashes Series 2021-22 : Adelaide Test : Third day

18/12/2021 hrg

DW Malan-JE Root added 138 runs for the third wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 1054^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings. It also provides the 487th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on away soil

DW Malan-JE Root added 138 runs for the third wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 324^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the 164th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on away soil against Australia.

DW Malan-JE Root added 138 runs for the third wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 37^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against Australia at Adelaide

DW Malan-JE Root added 138 runs for the third wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 20th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings in a day-night test. It also provides the third occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings in a day-night test. It also provides the first occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings in a day-night test against Australia

It also provides the third occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings in a day-night test against Australia

No	Partners	Team	W	Runs	I	Ground	Mon/Year
1	Babar Azam/Yasir Shah	Pak	7	105	2	Adelaide	Nov 2019
2	Asad Shafiq/Shan Masood	Pak	4	103	3	Adelaide	Nov 2019
3	DJ Malan/JE Root	Aus	3	138	2	Adelaide	Dec 2021

MA Starc captured four wickets in England’s first innings which fetched him an aggregate of 50 wickets in day-night tests. He became the first bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture fifty wickets in day-night tests.

JE Root’s 62 in England’s first innings represent his 25^th half century while leading England. He not only became the first England captain to score 25 half centuries but also owns the record for most half centuries by an England captain. He went past AN Cook who had scored 24 half centuries while leading England.

JE Root’s 62 in England’s first innings represent his 37th fifty while leading England. He now owns the record for most fifties by an England captain. He went past AN Cook who had scored 36 fifties while leading England.

JE Root’s 62 in England’s first innings represent his 25^th half century while leading England. He became the seventh captain in the annals of test cricket to score 25 or more half centuries. The following table lists these seven captains.

No	Player	Team	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	HC
1	AR Border	Aus	34	36	9	2538	91*	36
2	GC Smith	SAF	32	36	3	2419	94	36
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	Pak	31	35	8	2477	99*	35
4	RT Ponting	Aus	33	35	5	2406	99	35
5	SP Fleming	NZl	30	31	4	2182	99	31
6	CH Lloyd	Win	26	27	3	1876	95	27
7	JE Root	Eng	22	25	2	1607	89	25

JE Root’s 62 in England’s first innings represent his 75^th fifty of his test career. He became the 13^th batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 75 plus fifties. The following table lists all these thirteen batsmen

No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	50+
1	Tendulkar	Ind	200	329	33	15921	248*	119
2	JH Kallis	SAF	166	280	40	13289	224	103
3	RT Ponting	Aus	168	287	29	13378	257	103
4	R Dravid	Ind	164	286	32	13288	270	099
5	Chanderpaul	Win	164	280	49	11867	203*	096
6	AR Border	Aus	156	265	44	11174	205	090
7	AN Cook	Eng	161	291	16	12472	294	090
8	Sangakkara	Srl	134	233	17	12400	319	090
9	M Jayawardene	Srl	149	252	15	11814	374	084
10	BC Lara	Win	131	232	06	11953	400*	082
11	SR Waugh	Aus	168	260	46	10927	200	082
12	SM Gavaskar	Ind	125	214	16	10122	236*	079
13	JE Root	Eng	111	203	15	09429	254	075

JE Root’s 62 in England’s first innings represent his eleventh fifty while leading England against Australia. He owns the record for most fifties by an England captain against Australia. He went past PBH May who had scored ten fifties.

JE Root’s run aggregate in the calendar year read 1606. He completed 1600 runs when he was on 56 during his knock of 62 in England’s innings. He became the fourth batsman to total 1600 plus runs in a calendar year. The following table lists these four batsmen.

No	Player	Team	M	I	NO	Runs	Year
1	Mohd Yousuf	Pak	11	19	1	1788	2006
2	IVA Richards	Win	11	19	0	1710	1976
3	GC Smith	SAF	15	25	2	1656	2008
4	JE Root	Eng	14	26	1	1606	2021

JC Buttler scored a duck in England’s first innings to provide the 166th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings. It also provides the 85th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings on away soil

JC Buttler scored a duck in England’s first innings to provide the 57th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the 31^st occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings on away soil against Australia

It also provides the seventh occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings at Adelaide against England.

JC Buttler scored a duck in England’s first innings to provide the seventh occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings in a day-night test. All the seven occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SO Dowrich	0	4	Win	Pak	Dub-DSC	13 Oct 2016
2	BRM Taylor	0	2	Zim	SAF	P Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
3	JM Bairstow	0	1	Eng	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
4	TD Paine	0	2	Aus	Srl	Brisbane	24 Jan 2019
5	Mohd Rizwan	0	2	Pak	Aus	Adelaide	29 Nov 2019
6	TD Paine	0	3	Aus	NZl	Perth	12 Dec 2019
7	JC Buttler	0	2	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

JC Buttler scored a duck in England’s first innings to provide the second occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in a test innings in a day-night test against Australia. Prior to this, Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan had scored a duck against Australia at Adelaide in Nov 2019.

JC Buttler’s duck in this test represent his sixth duck in his test career. All his six ducks are tabulated below. It also represent his first duck against Australia.

No	Player	R	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	JC Buttler	0	1	Win	North Sound	13 Apr 2015
2	JC Buttler	0	2	Pak	Dub-DSC	22 Oct 2015
3	JC Buttler	0	3	NZl	Mt Maunganui	21 Nov 2019
4	JC Buttler	0	3	Win	Manchester	16 Jul 2020
5	JC Buttler	0	1	Ind	Nottingham	04 Aug 2021
6	JC Buttler	0	2	Aus	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the 111^th occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings. It also provides the 63rd occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings on home soil

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the 50^th occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings against England. It also provides the 33rd occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings on home soil against England.

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the eleventh occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings against England at Adelaide.

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the fifth occasion of a opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings in a day-night test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DA Warner	47	4	Aus	SAF	Adelaide	24 Nov 2016
2	KOA Powell	20	2	Win	Eng	Birmingham	17 Nov 2017
3	CT Bancroft	10	1	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	02 Dec 2017
4	MS Wade	33	4	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	17 Dec 2020
5	DA Warner	13	3	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the third occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings in a day-night test against England. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CT Bancroft	10	1	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	02 Dec 2017
2	KOA Powell	20	2	Win	Eng	Birmingham	17 Nov 2017
3	DA Warner	13	3	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the second occasion of his as an opening batsman dismissed run out in a test innings in a day-night test. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DA Warner	47	4	Aus	SAF	Adelaide	24 Nov 2016
2	DA Warner	13	3	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DA Warner was dismissed run out for 13 in Australia’s second innings to provide the fourth occasion of his being dismissed run out while opening the innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	Pos	Dismissal	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	57	1	run out	1	Srl	Hobart	14 Dec 2012
2	35	2	run out	4	SAF	Perth	03 Nov 2016
3	47	2	run out	4	SAF	Adelaide	24 Nov 2016
4	13	1	run out	3	Eng	Adelaide	16 Dec 2021

DA Warner and NM Lyon were making their 25^th appearance on home soil against England in this game. They became the 40^th and 41^st Australian cricketers to play 25 or more tests against England on home soil

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