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India Vs Bangladesh – Third T20I at Hyderabad – India won by 133 runs

13/10/2024 hrg

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the 162nd occasion of a batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the 19th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in T20Is

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the 105th occasion of an opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the third occasion of an opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the eighth occasion of a wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the first occasion of a wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in T20Is

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to provide the second occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in T20Is against Bangladesh

SV Samson became the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to score a century in T20Is. Previous best was Ishan Kishan’s 89 against Sri Lanka at Lucknow on 24 Feb 2022.

SV Samson scored eight boundary sixes in his knock of 111 in this game to become the eighth Indian batsman to score eight or more boundary sixes in an innings. He also became the fifth Indian opening batsman to score eight or more boundary sixes in an innings.

He also became the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to score eight boundary sixes in an innings. He also became the first Indian wicket keeper opening batsman to score eight boundary sixes in an innings.

SV Samson scored eight boundary sixes in his knock of 111 in this game to become the 125th batsman to score eight or more boundary sixes in an innings. He also became the 69^th opening batsman to score eight or more boundary sixes in an innings.

He also became the eleventh wicket keeper batsman to score eight boundary sixes in an innings. He also became the eighth wicket keeper opening batsman to score eight boundary sixes in an innings.

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to become the seventh batsman to score “Nelson” {111 and 111 not out} in a T20I innings. He also became the fifth opening batsman to score “Nelson” {111 and 111 not out} in a T20I innings.

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to become the first batsman to be dismissed for score of “Nelson” {111} in a T20I innings. He also became the first opening batsman to be dismissed for a score of “Nelson” {111} in a T20I innings.

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to become the first wicket keeper batsman to be dismissed for score of “Nelson” {111} in a T20I innings. He also became the first wicket keeper opening batsman to be dismissed for a score of “Nelson” {111} in a T20I innings.

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to become the third Indian batsman to score “Nelson” {111 and 111 not out} in a T20I innings. He also became the second Indian opening batsman to score “Nelson” {111 and 111 not out} in a T20I innings

SV Samson scored 111 in this game to become the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to be dismissed for score of “Nelson” {111} in a T20I innings. He also became the first Indian wicket keeper opening batsman to be dismissed for a score of “Nelson” {111} in a T20I innings.

SV Samson-SA Yadav posted 173 runs in this game to provide the 480th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings. It also provides the 43rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings.

SV Samson-SA Yadav posted 173 runs in this game to provide the 15^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings against Bangladesh. It also provides the fifth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings against Bangladesh.

SV Samson-SA Yadav posted 173 runs in this game to provide the 113th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the second wicket. It also provides the tenth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the second wicket

SV Samson-SA Yadav posted 173 runs in this game to provide the fifth occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the second wicket against Bangladesh. It also provides the third occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the second wicket against Bangladesh.

SV Samson-SA Yadav posted 173 runs in this game represents the record three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the second wicket against Bangladesh. The previous best was the 168 runs partnership between Q de Kock and RR Roussow of South Africa against Bangladesh for the second wicket at Sydney on 27 Oct 2022.

This partnership represents the record three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the second wicket against Bangladesh by Indian batsmen. The previous best was the 102 runs partnership between SK Raina and RG Sharma at Col-RPS on 14 Mar 2018

SA Yadav scored 75 runs in this game to provide the 14^th occasion of an Indian captain scoring 75 plus runs in a T20I innings. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian captain scoring 75 plus runs in a T20I innings against Bangladesh.

India posted a total of 297 for 6 in this game which represents the second highest team total posted by a team in a T20I innings. The highest total in a T20I innings is credited to Nepal which poste 314 for 3 against Mongolia at Hangzhou on 27 Sep 2023.

India posted a total of 297 for 6 in this game which represents the highest team total posted by a test playing nation in a T20I innings. The previous highest total was Afghanistan’s 278 for 3 against Ireland at Dehradun on 23 Feb 2019.

Tanzim Hasan Sakib conceded 66 runs in this game to provide the 13^th occasion of a bowler conceding 65 plus runs in a T20I innings. It also represents the third occasion of a Bangladesh bowler conceding 60 plus runs in a T20I innings

It also represents the most runs conceded by a Bangladesh bowler making him the most expensive bowler in terms of runs conceded. The previous record was 63 runs conceded by two bowlers – Robel Hossain who conceded 63 runs against West Indies at Mirpur on 10 Dec 2012 and Mashrafe Murtuza who conceded 63 runs against Pakistan at Mirpur on 30 Mar 2014

This game witnessed three Bangladesh bowlers conceding 50 plus runs – Tanzim Hasan Shakib {3 for 66}, Taskin Ahmed {1 for 51} and Mushtafizur Rahman {1 for 52] to provide the first occasion of three bowlers conceding 50 plus runs in a T20I innings.

Tanzim Hasan Sakib retuned with figures of 3 for 66 runs in this game to provide the first occasion of a bowler capturing three wickets conceding 65 plus runs in a T20I innings.

India won this game by 133 runs to provide the 130th occasion of a team winning a T20I game by 100 plus runs margin. It also provides the sixth occasion of India winning a T20I game by 100 plus runs margin.

Pervez Hussain Emon of Bangladesh collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 14^th occasion of a Bangladesh opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings. He also became the fifth Bangladesh opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings while batting second.

Pervez Hussain Emon of Bangladesh collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 404th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings. It also provides the 213^th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings while batting second.

Pervez Hussain Emon of Bangladesh collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 17th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings against India. It also provides the tenth occasion of an opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings while batting second against India

Pakistan Vs England – First Test at Multan – Final day’s play

11/10/2024 hrg

Pakistan lost this test by an innings and 47 runs despite scoring 556 runs in the first innings of this test to provide the sixth occasion of a team losing the test despite scoring 550 plus runs in the first innings of the test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	586	1	lost	v England	Sydney	14 Dec 1894
2	Australia	556	1	lost	v India	Adelaide	12 Dec 2003
3	England	551/6d	1	lost	v Australia	Adelaide	01 Dec 2006
4	Bangladesh	595/8d	1	lost	v New Zealand	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
5	New Zealand	553	1	lost	v England	Nottingham	10 Jun 2022
6	Pakistan	556	1	lost	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

It also provides the third occasion of England winning a test when the opponent has scored 550 plus runs in the first innings of the test.

No	Team	Score	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	586	1	lost	v England	Sydney	14 Dec 1894
2	New Zealand	553	1	lost	v England	Nottingham	10 Jun 2022
3	Pakistan	556	1	lost	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Pakistan lost this test by an innings and 47 runs despite scoring 556 runs in the first innings of this test to provide the ninth occasion of a team losing the test despite scoring 550 plus runs in the first innings and second inningscof the test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	586	1	lost	v England	Sydney	14 Dec 1894
2	Pakistan	574/8d	2	lost	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Dec 1972
3	Australia	556	1	lost	v India	Adelaide	12 Dec 2003
4	England	551/6d	1	lost	v Australia	Adelaide	01 Dec 2006
5	Bangladesh	556	2	lost	v West Indies	Mirpur	13 Nov 2012
6	Bangladesh	595/8d	1	lost	v New Zealand	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
7	New Zealand	553	1	lost	v England	Nottingham	10 Jun 2022
8	Pakistan	579	2	lost	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
9	Pakistan	556	1	lost	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

It also provides the fourth occasion of England winning a test when the opponent has scored 550 plus runs in the first innings and second innings of the test.

No	Team	Score	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	586	1	lost	v England	Sydney	14 Dec 1894
2	New Zealand	553	1	lost	v England	Nottingham	10 Jun 2022
3	Pakistan	579	2	lost	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
4	Pakistan	556	1	lost	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

It also provides the second occasion of Pakistan losing a test after posting a total of 550 plus runs in the first innings and second innings of the test. By a coincidence the winning team on these two occasions is England.

No	Team	Score	I	Res	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Pakistan	579	2	lost	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
2	Pakistan	556	1	lost	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Pakistan is the only team to lose a test by an innings after posting 550 plus runs in the first innings of a test in the annals of test cricket. Pakistan lost this test by an innings and 47 runs

Pakistan’s first innings contained three centurions and yet Pakistan lost the test to provide the third occasion of a team losing the test despite having three centurions in an innings.

Pakistan’s first innings contained three centurions and yet Pakistan lost the test to provide the second occasion of Pakistan losing the test despite having three centurions in an innings. The first such occasion was at Rawalpindi against England in Dec 2022.

Abdullah Shafique’s 102 in this test was in a losing cause to provide the 16^th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman’s century in a test innings going in vain. It also provides the third occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman’s century in a test innings going in vain against England

Abdullan Shafique, Azhar Ali, Sadiq Mohmammad, Salman Butt and Saeed Anwar are the five Pakistan opening batsmen who have witnessed their centuries in losing cause on two occasions. Abdullah Shafique has witnessed his two centuries in losing cause against England. Apart from his 102 in this test, his 114 against England at Rawalpindi in Dec 2022 was in vain

Shan Masood’s 151 in this test was in a losing cause to provide the 13th occasion of a Paksitan batsman’s 150 plus runs in a losing cause. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Pakistan batsman’s 150 plus runs in a losing cause against England.

Shan Masood is the only Pakistan batsman to witness his two scores of 150 plus runs in losing cause against England. Apart from his 151, his 156 against England at Manchester Aug 2020 was in a losing cause against England.

Shan Masood’s 151 in this test was in a losing cause to provide the first occasion of a Pakistan captain’s 150 plus runs in a losing cause. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan captain’s 150 plus runs in a losing cause against England.

Shan Masood’s 151 in this test was in a losing cause to provide the fourth occasion of a Pakistan captain’s century in a losing cause. It also provides the third occasion of a Pakistan captain’s century in a losing cause against England.

Abdullash Shafique,Shan Masood and Agha Salman’s centuries went in vain in this test to provide the 68^th, 69^th and 70^th occasion of Pakistan batsman’s centuries going in vain. It also provides the 15^th,16^th and 17^th occasion of Pakistan batsman’s centuries going in vain against England.

Agha Salman of Pakistan scored 104 not out and 63 in this test to provide the 32^nd occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring fifties in both innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Waqar Hasan	81	65	v India	Brabourne	13 Nov 1952
2	Alimuddin	50	60	v England	Leeds	05 Jul 1962
3	Zaheer Abbas	90	58	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
4	Wasim Raja	65	84	v West Indies	Port of Spain	04 Mar 1977
5	Javed Miandad	54	52	v England	Leeds	26 Aug 1982
6	Qasim Umar	96	89	v New Zealand	Dunedin	09 Feb 1985
7	Shoaib Mohammad	54	64	v West Indies	Bridgetown	22 Apr 1988
8	Saleem Malik	74	71	v West Indies	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1990
9	Saleem Malik	82*	84*	v England	Leeds	23 Jul 1992
10	Basit Ali	103	67	v New Zealand	Christchurch	24 Feb 1994
11	Inzamam-ul-Haq	71	65	v Zimbabwe	Harare	31 Jan 1995
12	Saeed Anwar	54	50	v Sri Lanka	Faisalabad	15 Sep 1995
13	Mohammad Yousuf	95	75	v Australia	Brisbane	05 Nov 1999
14	Saeed Anwar	61	119	v Australia	Brisbane	05 Nov 1999
15	Inzamam-ul-Haq	55	68	v West Indies	St John’s	25 May 2000
16	Younis Khan	58	51	v Australia	Colombo (PSS)	03 Oct 2002
17	Hasan Raza	54*	68	v Australia	Sharjah	19 Oct 2002
18	Taufeeq Umar	135	67	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2003
19	Yasir Hameed	58	63	v Australia	Sydney	02 Jan 2005
20	Umar Akmal	129	75	v New Zealand	Dunedin	24 Nov 2009
21	Salman Butt	63	92	v Australia	Lord’s	13 Jul 2010
22	Khurram Manzoor	51	54	v Zimbabwe	Harare	10 Sep 2013
23	Sarfaraz Ahmed	55	52*	v Sri Lanka	Galle	06 Aug 2014
24	Sarfaraz Ahmed	103	55	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	14 Aug 2014
25	Sami Aslam	82	70	v England	Birmingham	03 Aug 2016
26	Mohammad Rizwan	71	60	v New Zealand	Mount Maunganui	26 Dec 2020
27	Babar Azam	67	55	v Australia	Lahore	21 Mar 2022
28	Saud Shakeel	63	94	v England	Multan	09 Dec 2022
29	Babar Azam	78	54	v England	Karachi	17 Dec 2022
30	Shan Masood	54	60	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2023
31	Mohammad Rizwan	171*	51	v Bangladesh	Rawalpindi	21 Aug 2024
32	Agha Salman	104*	63	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Agha Salamn of Pakistan scored 104 not out and 63 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring fifties in both innings of a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Alimuddin	50	60	v England	Leeds	05 Jul 1962
2	Javed Miandad	54	52	v England	Leeds	26 Aug 1982
3	Saleem Malik	82*	84*	v England	Leeds	23 Jul 1992
4	Sami Aslam	82	70	v England	Birmingham	03 Aug 2016
5	Saud Shakeel	63	94	v England	Multan	09 Dec 2022
6	Babar Azam	78	54	v England	Karachi	17 Dec 2022
7	Agha Salman	104*	63	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Agha Salman of Pakistan scored 104 not out and 63 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a fifty in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Basit Ali	103	67	v New Zealand	Christchurch	24 Feb 1994
2	Saeed Anwar	61	119	v Australia	Brisbane	05 Nov 1999
3	Yasir Hameed	58	63	v Australia	Sydney	02 Jan 2005
4	Umar Akmal	129	75	v New Zealand	Dunedin	24 Nov 2009
5	Sarfaraz Ahmed	103	55	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	14 Aug 2014
6	Mohammad Rizwan	171*	51	v Bangladesh	Rawalpindi	21 Aug 2024
7	Agha Salman	104*	63	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Agha Salman of Pakistan scored 104 not out and 63 in this test to become the first Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a fifty in a test against England.

Babar Azam became the 19^th Pakistan batsman to play 100 test innings. His two innings in this test fetched him this distinction.

Pakistan Vs England – First Test at Multan – Fourth day’s play

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JE Root and HC Brook of England scored 262 and 313 in this test to provide the third occasion of one batsman scoring 250 plus runs and another scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CC Hunte	260	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
	GS Sobers	365*	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958

2	KC Sangakkara	287	2	Srl	SAF	Col-SSC	27 Jul 2006
	M Jayawardene	374	2	Srl	SAF	Col-SSC	27 Jul 2006

3	JE Root	262	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	HC Brook	317	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024

JE Root and HC Brook of England scored 262 and 313 in this test to provide the second occasion of one batsman scoring 250 plus runs and another scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CC Hunte	260	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
	GS Sobers	365*	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958

2	JE Root	262	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	HC Brook	317	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024

JE Root and HC Brook of England scored 262 and 313 in this test to provide the 100^th and 101^st occasion of a batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the 18^th and 19^th occasion of England batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings..

HC Brook scored 313 runs in this test to provide the 32nd occasion of a batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the sixth occasion of England batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings.

HC Brook scored 313 runs in this test to provide the fifth occasion of a batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. It also provides the first occasion of England batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan

HC Brook scored 313 runs in this test to provide the second occasion of scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan at Multan. Prior to this V Sehwag of India had scored 307 against Pakistan at Multan in Mar 2004

Thus HC Brook’s 317 in this test represent the highest individual score by a batsman in a test at Multan constituting a Ground record

JE Root and HC Brook of England added 454 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the 16^th occasion of batsmen posting 400 plus runs in in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of batsmen posting 400 plus runs in a test innings

JE Root and HC Brook of England added 454 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the record partnership for the fourth wicket in the annals of test cricket. The previous best was the 449 runs partnership between SE Marsh and AC Vogues of Australia against West Indies at Hobart in Dec 2015.

JE Root and HC Brook of England added 454 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the second occasion of England batsmen posting 400 plus runs in in a test innings. The other occasion was the 411 runs partnership for the fourth wicket between MC Cowdrey and PBH May against West Indies at Birmingham in May 1957

Thus the 454 runs partnership for the fourth wicket between JE Root and HC Brook not only represent the record partnership for any wicket in a test innings by England batsmen but also the record partnership for the fourth wicket in a test innings by England batsmen.

England posted a team total of 823 for 7d to provide the fourth occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. The previous best was 790 for 3d by West Indies at Kingston in May 1958

It also provides the first occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan in Pakistan. The previous best was India’s 675 for 5d at Multan in Mar 2004.

In this test Pakistan posted 556 in the first innings of the test and England posted 823 for 7d in the second innings of the test to provide the 15^th occasions of rival teams posting 550 plus in the first and second innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	656/8d	1	v England	Manchester	23 Jul 1964
	England	611	2	v Australia	Manchester	23 Jul 1964

2	Australia	650/6d	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	05 May 1965
	West Indies	573	2	v Australia	Bridgetown	05 May 1965

3	West Indies	593/5d	1	v England	St John’s	16 Apr 1994
	England	593	2	v West Indies	St John’s	16 Apr 1994

4	Australia	599/4d	1	v Pakistan	Peshawar	15 Oct 1998
	Pakistan	580/9d	2	v Australia	Peshawar	15 Oct 1998

5	South Africa	588/6d	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	West Indies	747	2	v South Africa	St John’s	29 Apr 2005

6	Pakistan	588	1	v India	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006
	India	603	2	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006

7	India	613/7d	1	v Australia	Delhi	29 Oct 2008
	Australia	577	2	v India	Delhi	29 Oct 2008

8	Sri Lanka	644/7d	1	v Pakistan	Karachi	21 Feb 2009
	Pakistan	765/6d	2	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	21 Feb 2009

9	England	600/6d	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
	West Indies	749/9d	2	v England	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009

10	Sri Lanka	642/4d	1	v India	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010
	India	707	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010

11	Sri Lanka	570/4d	1	v Bangladesh	Galle	08 Mar 2013
	Bangladesh	638	2	v Sri Lanka	Galle	08 Mar 2013

12	Australia	559/9d	1	v New Zealand	Perth	13 Nov 2015
	New Zealand	624	2	v Australia	Perth	13 Nov 2015

13	England	629/6d	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2016
	South Africa	627/7d	2	v England	Cape Town	02 Jan 2016

14	England	657	1	v Pakistan	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
	Pakistan	579	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022

15	Pakistan	556	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	England	823/7d	2	v Pakistan	Multan	07 Oct 2024

England posted 823-7d in this test to provide the very first occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs when rival teams posted 550 plus runs in the first and second innings of a test. The previous best was 765-6d by Pakistan when Sri Lanka posted 644-7d at Karachi in Feb 2009. The following table lists the teams which have posted 700 plus runs when rival teams posted 550 plus runs in the first and second innings of a test

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	South Africa	588/6d	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	West Indies	747	2	v South Africa	St John’s	29 Apr 2005

2	Sri Lanka	644/7d	1	v Pakistan	Karachi	21 Feb 2009
	Pakistan	765/6d	2	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	21 Feb 2009

3	England	600/6d	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
	West Indies	749/9d	2	v England	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009

4	Sri Lanka	642/4d	1	v India	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010
	India	707	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010

5	Pakistan	556	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	England	823/7d	2	v Pakistan	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Six Pakistan bowlers conceded 100 plus runs in England’s innings to provide the second occasion of six bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings The first such occasion was witnessed when six Zimbabwe bowlers conceded 100 plus in a test against Sri Lanka at Bulawayo in May 2004. The six Pakistan bowlers who conceded 100 plus runs are

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Shaheen Shah Afridi	26.0	1	120	1	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
2	Naseem Shah	31.0	0	157	2	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
3	Abrar Ahmed	35.0	0	174	0	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
4	Aamer Jamal	24.0	0	126	1	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
5	Agha Salman	18.0	0	118	1	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
6	Saim Ayub	14.0	0	101	2	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abrar Ahmed of Pakistan conceded 174 runs without capturing a wicket to provide the fourth occasion of a Pakistan bowler conceding 170 plus runs without a wicket in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Khan Mohammad	54.0	5	259	0	2	v West Indies	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	Danish Kaneria	47.0	5	183	0	1	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	01 Mar 2009
3	Yasir Shah	32.0	1	197	0	1	v Australia	Adelaide	29 Nov 2019
4	Abrar Ahmed	35.0	0	174	0	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abdullah Shafique of Pakistan scored 102 and zero in this test to provide the 20^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a zero in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	209	0	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Lahore	26 Oct 1955
2	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pakistan	v West Indies	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
3	Hanif Mohammad	160	0	Pakistan	v India	Brabourne	02 Dec 1960
4	Javed Burki	140	0	Pakistan	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
5	Asif Iqbal	0	152*	Pakistan	v Australia	Adelaide	24 Dec 1976
6	Sadiq Mohammad	105	0	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
7	Asif Iqbal	0	104	Pakistan	v India	Faisalabad	16 Oct 1978
8	Ijaz Ahmed	122	0	Pakistan	v Australia	Faisalabad	23 Sep 1988
9	Mohammad Wasim	0	109*	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
10	Saeed Anwar	0	188*	Pakistan	v India	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999
11	Shahid Afridi	107	0	Pakistan	v West Indies	Sharjah	07 Feb 2002
12	Younis Khan	147	0	Pakistan	v India	Eden Gardens	16 Mar 2005
13	Azhar Ali	0	136	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	08 Jul 2012
14	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pakistan	v England	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
15	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pakistan	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
16	Asad Shafiq	104	0	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
17	Azhar Ali	0	118	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
18	Shan Masood	156	0	Pakistan	v England	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
19	Saud Shakeel	141	0	Pakistan	v Bangladesh	Rawalpindi	21 Aug 2024
20	Abdullah Shafique	102	0	Pakistan	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abdullah Shafique of Pakistan scored 102 and zero in this test to provide the fifth occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a zero in a test match against England. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Javed Burki	140	0	Pakistan	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
2	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pakistan	v England	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pakistan	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
4	Shan Masood	156	0	Pakistan	v England	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
5	Abdullah Shafique	102	0	Pakistan	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

India vs Bangladesh – Second T20I at Delhi – India won by 86 runs

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India posted a team total of 229 for 9 in this game to provide the 335^th occasion of a team posting a total of 200 plus runs in a T20I innings. It also provides the 36^th occasion of India posting a total of 200 plus runs in a T20I innings.

India posted a team total of 229 for 9 in this game to provide the 14^th occasion of a team posting a total of 200 plus runs in a T20I innings against Bangladesh. It also provides the first occasion of India posting a total of 200 plus runs in a T20I innings against Bangladesh

India’s team total of 229 for 9 in this game represents its highest team total against Bangladesh. The previous highest total was 196 for 5 at North Sound on 22 Jun 2024.

K Nitish Kumar Reddy-RK Singh posted 108 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 479th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings. It also provides the 67^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the fourth wicket

K Nitish Kumar Reddy-RK Singh posted 108 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 42nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings. It also provides the sixth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the fourth wicket

K Nitish Kumar Reddy-RK Singh posted 108 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the fourth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings against Bangladesh. It also provides the first occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a T20I innings for the fourth wicket against Bangladesh

K Nitish Kumar Reddy-RK Singh posted 108 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide record partnership for the fourth wicket against Bangladesh by India. The previous best was 55 runs partnership between RG Sharma-Yuvraj Singh at Mirpur on 24 Feb 2016.

India won this game by 86 runs to provide the 32^nd occasion of India winning a T20I by 50 plus runs margin. It also provides the second occasion of India winning a T20I by 50 plus runs margin against Bangladesh.

India won this game by 86 runs to provide India’s largest win by runs margin against Bangladesh. Previous largest win by runs margin was the win 50 rund at North Sound on 22 Jun 2024.

India posted its 156^th win in T20Is with this win and also posted its 15th win against Bangladesh

Pakistan Vs England – First Test at Multan – Third day’s play

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England innings contained three century partnerships – 109 runs for the second wicket between Z Crawley and JE Root, 136 runs for the third wicket between JE Root and BM Duckett and 243 runs in an unbroken stand for the fourth wicket between JE Root and HC Brook – to provide the 16^th occasion of batsmen posting century partnerships for the consecutive second, third and fourth wickets in a test innings

It also provides the fourth occasion of England batsmen posting century partnerships for the consecutive second, third and fourth wickets in a test innings and the first such occasion in the history of test cricket against Pakistan.

JE Root’s scored 176 not out at the end of the third day of the test which fetched him an aggregate of 12578 test runs. He now holds the record of scoring most runs for England. He went past AN Cook who had an aggregate of 12472 runs

JE Root’s 176 not out represents his 99^th fifty – 35C plus 64HC. He now needs one more fifty for his 100^th fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the fourth batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 100 fifties. Others are – SR Tendulkar {119], JH Kallis {103} and RT Ponting {103}. He also would become the first England batsman to achieve such a feat.

This test witnessed two rival batsmen scoring 150 plus runs – Shan Masood {151} in the first innings of the test and JE Root {176*} in the second innings of the test – to provide the 97^th occasion of rival batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the first and second innings of a test.

This test witnessed two rival batsmen scoring 150 plus runs – Shan Masood {151} in the first innings of the test and JE Root {176*} in the second innings of the test – to provide the sixth occasion of rival batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the first and second innings of a test in England-Pakistan Test series

This test witnessed two rival teams posting partnerships of 200 plus runs – Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood posting 253 runs in the first innings of the test and JE Root and HC Brook adding 243 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket in the second innings of the test – to provide the 34^th occasion of rival teams posting 200 plus runs partnerships in the first and second innings of a test.

This test witnessed two rival teams posting partnerships of 200 plus runs – Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood posting 253 runs in the first innings of the test and JE Root and HC Brook adding 243 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket in the second innings of the test – to provide the third occasion of rival teams posting 200 plus runs partnerships in the first and second innings of a test in England-Pakistan Test Series.

Pakistan Vs England – First Test at Multan – Stats highlights of the first two day’s play

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Pakistan won the toss and batted first in this test to provide the 149^th occasion of Pakistan doing so in its test history. It also provides the 55th occasion of Pakistan doing so on home soil and the third occasion of doing so in a Multan Test.

Pakistan won the toss and batted first in this test to provide the 42nd occasion of Pakistan doing so in its test history against England. It also provides the 14th occasion of Pakistan doing so on home soil against England and the second occasion of doing so in a Multan Test against England.

Pakistan won the toss and batted first in this test and posted a total of 350 plus runs to provide the 68th occasion of Pakistan doing so in its test history. It also provides the 31st occasion of Pakistan doing so on home soil and the second occasion of doing so in a Multan Test

Pakistan won the toss and batted first in this test and posted a total of 350 plus runs to provide the 16th occasion of Pakistan doing so in its test history against England. It also provides the tenth occasion of Pakistan doing so on home soil against England and the first occasion of doing so in a Multan Test against England

Abdullah Shafique scored 102 in the first innings of this test to provide the 119^th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a test century in an innings. It also provides the 16^th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a test century in an innings against England

Abdullah Shafique scored 102 in the first innings of this test to provide the 58^th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a test century in an innings on home soil. It also provides the tenth occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a test century in an innings against England

Shan Masood scored 151 in the first innings of this test to provide the 121st occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. It also provides the 21st occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against England

Shan Masood scored 151 in the first innings of this test to provide the 56^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a 150 plus runs in an innings on home soil. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against England on home soil

Shan Masood scored 151 in the first innings of this test to provide the 13th occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against England

Shan Masood scored 151 in the first innings of this test to provide the tenth occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a 150 plus runs in an innings on home soil. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against England on home soil

Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood posted 253 runs partnership for the second wicket in this test to provide the 66^th occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings. It also provides the twelfth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for the second wicket in a test innings.

Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood posted 253 runs partnership for the second wicket in this test to provide the tenth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings against England. It also provides the second occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for the second wicket in a test innings against England.

Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood posted 253 runs partnership for the second wicket in this test to provide the 32nd occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings on home soil. It also provides the fifth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for the second wicket in a test innings on home soil

Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood posted 253 runs partnership for the second wicket in this test to provide the fourth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings against England on home soil. It also provides the firdt occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for the second wicket in a test innings against England on home soil

Pakistan posted a team total of 556 in its first innings of the test to provide the 38^th occasion of Pakistan posting a team total of 550 plus runs in a test Innings. It also provides the seventh occasion of Pakistan posting a team total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against England.

Pakistan posted a team total of 556 in its first innings of the test to provide the 19th occasion of Pakistan posting a team total of 550 plus runs in a test Innings on home soil. It also provides the fourth occasion of Pakistan posting a team total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against England on home soil.

Pakistan was dismissed all out for a team total of 556 in its first innings of the test to provide the twelfth occasion of Pakistan dismissed all out for a team total of 550 plus runs in a test Innings. It also provides the third occasion of Pakistan dismissed all out for a team total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against England.

Pakistan was dismissed all out for a team total of 556 in its first innings of the test to provide the seventh occasion of Pakistan dismissed all out for a team total of 550 plus runs in a test Innings on home soil. It also provides the second occasion of Pakistan dismissed all out for a team total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against England on home soil.

Pakistan’s innings contained three centurions to provide the 14^th occasion of a Pakistan innings having three centurions in an innings. It also provides the fourth such occasion against England.

Mohammad Rizwan was dismissed for zero in Pakistan’s first innings to provide the 63^rd occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper dismissed for zero in a test innings. It also provides the 15th such occasion against England

OJ Pope of England was dismissed for zero in its first innings to provide the 115^th occasion of an England captain scoring a zero in a test innings. It also provides the eighth occasion of an England captain scoring a zero in a test innings against Pakistan.

OJ Pope of England was dismissed for zero in its first innings to provide the 65^th occasion of an England captain scoring a zero in a test innings on away soil It also provides the fourth occasion of an England captain scoring a zero in a test innings against Pakistan on away soil

In Pakistan’s first innings, Pakistan captain Shan Masood scored 151 while wicket keeper Mohammad Rizwan scored zero to provide the third occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a century and wicket keeper scoring zero in the same innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	C	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hanif Mohammad	C	104	1	v Australia	Melbourne	04 Dec 1964
	Abdul Kadir	K	0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	04 Dec 1964

2	Inzamam-ul-Haq	C	119	1	v India	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006
	Kamran Akmal	K	0	1	v India	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006

3	Shan Masood	C	151	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	Mohammad Rizwan	K	0	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

In this test Pakistan captain scored 151 while England captain scored zero to provide the second occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a century and England captain scoring zero in a test match. The first such occasion was witnessed in Rawalpindi Test between the two teams in Dec 2022. Babar Azam, the Pakistan captain scored 136 and England captain BA Stokes scored zero.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Babar Azam	136	2	v England	Rawalpindi	1 Dec 2022
	BA Stokes	0	3	v Pakistan	Rawalpindi	1 Dec 2022

2	Shan Masood	151	1	v England	Multan	7 Oct 2024
	OJ Pope	0	2	v Pakistan	Multan	7 Oct 2024

Shan Masood scored 151 in the first innings of this test to provide the 50^th occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings.

MJ Leach of England returned with figure of 3 for 160 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide the 83^rd occasion of an England bowler conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the ninth occasion of an England bowler conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan.

Pakistan opening batsmen scoring a century in a test innings

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Abdullah Shafique of Pakistan scored 102 against England in the on-going test at Multan to provide the 119^th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Nazar Mohammad	124*	2	v India	Lucknow	23 Oct 1952
2	Hanif Mohammad	142	2	v India	Bahawalpur	15 Jan 1955
3	Alimuddin	103*	3	v India	Karachi	26 Feb 1955
4	Hanif Mohammad	103	2	v New Zealand	Dhaka	07 Nov 1955
5	Hanif Mohammad	337	3	v West Indies	Bridgetown	17 Jan 1958
6	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	1	v West Indies	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
7	Hanif Mohammad	103	2	v West Indies	Karachi	20 Feb 1959
8	Hanif Mohammad	160	1	v India	Brabourne	02 Dec 1960
9	Imtiaz Ahmed	135	1	v India	Chennai	13 Jan 1961
10	Hanif Mohammad	111	1	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
11	Hanif Mohammad	104	3	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
12	Khalid Ibadulla	166	1	v Australia	Karachi	24 Oct 1964
13	Mohammad Ilyas	126	4	v New Zealand	Karachi	09 Apr 1965
14	Sadiq Mohammad	137	2	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Dec 1972
15	Sadiq Mohammad	166	1	v New Zealand	Wellington	02 Feb 1973
16	Sadiq Mohammad	119	2	v England	Lahore	02 Mar 1973
17	Majid Khan	100	1	v West Indies	Karachi	01 Mar 1975
18	Sadiq Mohammad	103*	1	v New Zealand	Hyderabad (Sind)	23 Oct 1976
19	Majid Khan	112	1	v New Zealand	Karachi	30 Oct 1976
20	Sadiq Mohammad	105	2	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
21	Majid Khan	167	3	v West Indies	Georgetown	18 Mar 1977
22	Mudassar Nazar	114	1	v England	Lahore	14 Dec 1977
23	Majid Khan	119*	3	v New Zealand	Napier	16 Feb 1979
24	Majid Khan	108	3	v Australia	Melbourne	10 Mar 1979
25	Mudassar Nazar	126	1	v India	Bengaluru	21 Nov 1979
26	Taslim Arif	210*	2	v Australia	Faisalabad	06 Mar 1980
27	Mohsin Khan	129	2	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	22 Mar 1982
28	Mohsin Khan	200	1	v England	Lord’s	12 Aug 1982
29	Mohsin Khan	135	2	v Australia	Lahore	14 Oct 1982
30	Mohsin Khan	101*	3	v India	Lahore	10 Dec 1982
31	Mudassar Nazar	231	1	v India	Hyderabad (Sind)	14 Jan 1983
32	Mudassar Nazar	152*	1	v India	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
33	Mudassar Nazar	152	2	v India	Karachi	30 Jan 1983
34	Mohsin Khan	149	2	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 1983
35	Mohsin Khan	152	1	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 1983
36	Mohsin Khan	104	4	v England	Lahore	19 Mar 1984
37	Mudassar Nazar	199	2	v India	Faisalabad	24 Oct 1984
38	Mudassar Nazar	106	4	v New Zealand	Hyderabad (Sind)	25 Nov 1984
39	Shoaib Mohammad	101	1	v India	Chennai	03 Feb 1987
40	Ramiz Raja	114	2	v India	Jaipur	21 Feb 1987
41	Mudassar Nazar	124	1	v England	Birmingham	23 Jul 1987
42	Mudassar Nazar	120	2	v England	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
43	Aamer Malik	117	2	v India	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
44	Aamer Malik	113	2	v India	Lahore	01 Dec 1989
45	Shoaib Mohammad	203*	2	v New Zealand	Karachi	10 Oct 1990
46	Shoaib Mohammad	105	2	v New Zealand	Lahore	18 Oct 1990
47	Shoaib Mohammad	142	3	v New Zealand	Faisalabad	26 Oct 1990
48	Aamer Sohail	205	1	v England	Manchester	02 Jul 1992
49	Saeed Anwar	169	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	17 Feb 1994
50	Saeed Anwar	136	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	09 Aug 1994
51	Saeed Anwar	176	2	v England	The Oval	22 Aug 1996
52	Saeed Anwar	149	2	v New Zealand	Rawalpindi	28 Nov 1996
53	Ali Naqvi	115	1	v South Africa	Rawalpindi	06 Oct 1997
54	Aamer Sohail	160	2	v West Indies	Rawalpindi	29 Nov 1997
55	Aamer Sohail	160	2	v West Indies	Karachi	06 Dec 1997
56	Ijaz Ahmed	151	2	v West Indies	Karachi	06 Dec 1997
57	Saeed Anwar	118	3	v South Africa	Durban	26 Feb 1998
58	Saeed Anwar	145	1	v Australia	Rawalpindi	01 Oct 1998
59	Saeed Anwar	126	2	v Australia	Peshawar	15 Oct 1998
60	Aamer Sohail	133	2	v Australia	Karachi	22 Oct 1998
61	Shahid Afridi	141	3	v India	Chennai	28 Jan 1999
62	Saeed Anwar	188*	3	v India	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999
63	Wajahatullah Wasti	133	1	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	04 Mar 1999
64	Wajahatullah Wasti	121*	3	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	04 Mar 1999
65	Saeed Anwar	119	3	v Australia	Brisbane	05 Nov 1999
66	Imran Nazir	131	3	v West Indies	Bridgetown	18 May 2000
67	Saeed Anwar	123	2	v Sri Lanka	Galle	21 Jun 2000
68	Saeed Anwar	101	2	v Bangladesh	Multan	29 Aug 2001
69	Taufeeq Umar	104	2	v Bangladesh	Multan	29 Aug 2001
70	Shahid Afridi	107	1	v West Indies	Sharjah	07 Feb 2002
71	Imran Nazir	127	1	v New Zealand	Lahore	01 May 2002
72	Taufeeq Umar	111	3	v Zimbabwe	Harare	09 Nov 2002
73	Taufeeq Umar	135	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2003
74	Mohammad Hafeez	102*	4	v Bangladesh	Peshawar	27 Aug 2003
75	Taufeeq Umar	111	2	v South Africa	Lahore	17 Oct 2003
76	Imran Farhat	128	2	v South Africa	Faisalabad	24 Oct 2003
77	Imran Farhat	101	2	v India	Lahore	05 Apr 2004
78	Salman Butt	108	1	v Australia	Sydney	02 Jan 2005
79	Salman Butt	122	3	v England	Multan	12 Nov 2005
80	Shoaib Malik	148*	4	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	26 Mar 2006
81	Mohammad Hafeez	104	3	v West Indies	0	27 Nov 2006
82	Fawad Alam	168	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	12 Jul 2009
83	Imran Farhat	117*	1	v New Zealand	Napier	11 Dec 2009
84	Salman Butt	102	2	v Australia	Hobart	14 Jan 2010
85	Taufeeq Umar	135	3	v West Indies	Basseterre	20 May 2011
86	Mohammad Hafeez	119	2	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	01 Sep 2011
87	Taufeeq Umar	236	2	v Sri Lanka	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2011
88	Mohammad Hafeez	143	2	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	09 Dec 2011
89	Taufeeq Umar	130	2	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	17 Dec 2011
90	Mohammad Hafeez	196	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	30 Jun 2012
91	Khurram Manzoor	146	2	v South Africa	Abu Dhabi	14 Oct 2013
92	Ahmed Shehzad	147	2	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	16 Jan 2014
93	Ahmed Shehzad	131	3	v Australia	Dubai (DICS)	22 Oct 2014
94	Ahmed Shehzad	176	1	v New Zealand	Abu Dhabi	09 Nov 2014
95	Mohammad Hafeez	101*	3	v New Zealand	Abu Dhabi	09 Nov 2014
96	Mohammad Hafeez	197	1	v New Zealand	Sharjah	26 Nov 2014
97	Mohammad Hafeez	224	2	v Bangladesh	Khulna	28 Apr 2015
98	Shan Masood	125	4	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	03 Jul 2015
99	Mohammad Hafeez	151	3	v England	Sharjah	01 Nov 2015
100	Azhar Ali	302*	1	v West Indies	Dubai (DICS)	13 Oct 2016
101	Azhar Ali	205*	1	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2016
102	Azhar Ali	105	2	v West Indies	Bridgetown	30 Apr 2017
103	Azhar Ali	127	1	v West Indies	Roseau	10 May 2017
104	Mohammad Hafeez	126	1	v Australia	Dubai (DICS)	07 Oct 2018
105	Abid Ali	109*	2	v Sri Lanka	Rawalpindi	11 Dec 2019
106	Shan Masood	135	3	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
107	Abid Ali	174	3	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
108	Shan Masood	100	2	v Bangladesh	Rawalpindi	07 Feb 2020
109	Shan Masood	156	1	v England	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
110	Abid Ali	215*	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	07 May 2021
111	Abid Ali	133	2	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	26 Nov 2021
112	Imam-ul-Haq	157	1	v Australia	Rawalpindi	04 Mar 2022
113	Abdullah Shafique	136*	3	v Australia	Rawalpindi	04 Mar 2022
114	Imam-ul-Haq	111*	3	v Australia	Rawalpindi	04 Mar 2022
115	Abdullah Shafique	160*	4	v Sri Lanka	Galle	16 Jul 2022
116	Abdullah Shafique	114	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
117	Imam-ul-Haq	121	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
118	Abdullah Shafique	201	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	24 Jul 2023
119	Abdullah Shafique	102	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abdullah Shafique of Pakistan scored 102 against England in the on-going test at Multan to provide the 16th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hanif Mohammad	111	1	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
2	Hanif Mohammad	104	3	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
3	Sadiq Mohammad	119	2	v England	Lahore	02 Mar 1973
4	Mudassar Nazar	114	1	v England	Lahore	14 Dec 1977
5	Mohsin Khan	200	1	v England	Lord’s	12 Aug 1982
6	Mohsin Khan	104	4	v England	Lahore	19 Mar 1984
7	Mudassar Nazar	124	1	v England	Birmingham	23 Jul 1987
8	Mudassar Nazar	120	2	v England	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
9	Aamer Sohail	205	1	v England	Manchester	02 Jul 1992
10	Saeed Anwar	176	2	v England	The Oval	22 Aug 1996
11	Salman Butt	122	3	v England	Multan	12 Nov 2005
12	Mohammad Hafeez	151	3	v England	Sharjah	01 Nov 2015
13	Shan Masood	156	1	v England	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
14	Abdullah Shafique	114	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
15	Imam-ul-Haq	121	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
16	Abdullah Shafique	102	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

The following Pakistan opening batsmen have scored five or more centuries in a test innings. Abdullah Shafique joined the list with his 102 against England in the on-going test at Multan against England. Saeed Anwar {11} and Mohammad Hafeez {10} are the only two opening batsman to score ten or more centuries in a test innings

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Saeed Anwar	169	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	17 Feb 1994
2	Saeed Anwar	136	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	09 Aug 1994
3	Saeed Anwar	176	2	v England	The Oval	22 Aug 1996
4	Saeed Anwar	149	2	v New Zealand	Rawalpindi	28 Nov 1996
5	Saeed Anwar	118	3	v South Africa	Durban	26 Feb 1998
6	Saeed Anwar	145	1	v Australia	Rawalpindi	01 Oct 1998
7	Saeed Anwar	126	2	v Australia	Peshawar	15 Oct 1998
8	Saeed Anwar	188*	3	v India	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999
9	Saeed Anwar	119	3	v Australia	Brisbane	05 Nov 1999
10	Saeed Anwar	123	2	v Sri Lanka	Galle	21 Jun 2000
11	Saeed Anwar	101	2	v Bangladesh	Multan	29 Aug 2001

1	Mohammad Hafeez	102*	4	v Bangladesh	Peshawar	27 Aug 2003
2	Mohammad Hafeez	104	3	v West Indies	0	27 Nov 2006
3	Mohammad Hafeez	119	2	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	01 Sep 2011
4	Mohammad Hafeez	143	2	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	09 Dec 2011
5	Mohammad Hafeez	196	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	30 Jun 2012
6	Mohammad Hafeez	101*	3	v New Zealand	Abu Dhabi	09 Nov 2014
7	Mohammad Hafeez	197	1	v New Zealand	Sharjah	26 Nov 2014
8	Mohammad Hafeez	224	2	v Bangladesh	Khulna	28 Apr 2015
9	Mohammad Hafeez	151	3	v England	Sharjah	01 Nov 2015
10	Mohammad Hafeez	126	1	v Australia	Dubai (DICS)	07 Oct 2018

1	Mudassar Nazar	114	1	v England	Lahore	14 Dec 1977
2	Mudassar Nazar	126	1	v India	Bengaluru	21 Nov 1979
3	Mudassar Nazar	231	1	v India	Hyderabad (Sind)	14 Jan 1983
4	Mudassar Nazar	152*	1	v India	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
5	Mudassar Nazar	152	2	v India	Karachi	30 Jan 1983
6	Mudassar Nazar	199	2	v India	Faisalabad	24 Oct 1984
7	Mudassar Nazar	106	4	v New Zealand	Hyderabad (Sind)	25 Nov 1984
8	Mudassar Nazar	124	1	v England	Birmingham	23 Jul 1987
9	Mudassar Nazar	120	2	v England	Lahore	25 Nov 1987

1	Hanif Mohammad	142	2	v India	Bahawalpur	15 Jan 1955
2	Hanif Mohammad	103	2	v New Zealand	Dhaka	07 Nov 1955
3	Hanif Mohammad	337	3	v West Indies	Bridgetown	17 Jan 1958
4	Hanif Mohammad	103	2	v West Indies	Karachi	20 Feb 1959
5	Hanif Mohammad	160	1	v India	Brabourne	02 Dec 1960
6	Hanif Mohammad	111	1	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
7	Hanif Mohammad	104	3	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962

1	Mohsin Khan	129	2	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	22 Mar 1982
2	Mohsin Khan	200	1	v England	Lord’s	12 Aug 1982
3	Mohsin Khan	135	2	v Australia	Lahore	14 Oct 1982
4	Mohsin Khan	101*	3	v India	Lahore	10 Dec 1982
5	Mohsin Khan	149	2	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 1983
6	Mohsin Khan	152	1	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 1983
7	Mohsin Khan	104	4	v England	Lahore	19 Mar 1984

1	Taufeeq Umar	104	2	v Bangladesh	Multan	29 Aug 2001
2	Taufeeq Umar	111	3	v Zimbabwe	Harare	09 Nov 2002
3	Taufeeq Umar	135	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2003
4	Taufeeq Umar	111	2	v South Africa	Lahore	17 Oct 2003
5	Taufeeq Umar	135	3	v West Indies	Basseterre	20 May 2011
6	Taufeeq Umar	236	2	v Sri Lanka	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2011
7	Taufeeq Umar	130	2	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	17 Dec 2011

1	Aamer Malik	117	2	v India	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
2	Aamer Malik	113	2	v India	Lahore	01 Dec 1989
3	Aamer Sohail	205	1	v England	Manchester	02 Jul 1992
4	Aamer Sohail	160	2	v West Indies	Rawalpindi	29 Nov 1997
5	Aamer Sohail	160	2	v West Indies	Karachi	06 Dec 1997
6	Aamer Sohail	133	2	v Australia	Karachi	22 Oct 1998

1	Abdullah Shafique	136*	3	v Australia	Rawalpindi	04 Mar 2022
2	Abdullah Shafique	160*	4	v Sri Lanka	Galle	16 Jul 2022
3	Abdullah Shafique	114	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
4	Abdullah Shafique	201	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	24 Jul 2023
5	Abdullah Shafique	102	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

1	Majid Khan	100	1	v West Indies	Karachi	01 Mar 1975
2	Majid Khan	112	1	v New Zealand	Karachi	30 Oct 1976
3	Majid Khan	167	3	v West Indies	Georgetown	18 Mar 1977
4	Majid Khan	119*	3	v New Zealand	Napier	16 Feb 1979
5	Majid Khan	108	3	v Australia	Melbourne	10 Mar 1979

1	Sadiq Mohammad	137	2	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Dec 1972
2	Sadiq Mohammad	166	1	v New Zealand	Wellington	02 Feb 1973
3	Sadiq Mohammad	119	2	v England	Lahore	02 Mar 1973
4	Sadiq Mohammad	103*	1	v New Zealand	Hyderabad (Sind)	23 Oct 1976
5	Sadiq Mohammad	105	2	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977

Two Indian bowlers capturing three wickets each in a T20I innings

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Arshadeep Singh and Varun Chakravathy of India captured three wickets each against Bangladesh in the first T20I against Bangladesh at Gwalior on 06 Oct 2024 to provide the 16^th occasion of two Indian bowlers capturing three wickets each in a T20I innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date	Bowl
1	India	2	Pakistan	Johannesburg	24 Sep 2007	2
2	India	2	Afghanistan	Col-RPS	19 Sep 2012	2
3	India	2	South Africa	Col-RPS	02 Oct 2012	2
4	India	1	Australia	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013	2
5	India	2	Ireland	Dublin-M	29 Jun 2018	2
6	India	2	Australia	Canberra	04 Dec 2020	2
7	India	1	Scotland	Dub-DICS	05 Nov 2021	2
8	India	1	Namibia	Dub-DICS	08 Nov 2021	2
9	India	2	West Indies	Lauderhill	07 Aug 2022	2
10	India	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	23 Oct 2022	2
11	India	2	Nepal	Hangzhou	03 Oct 2023	2`
12	India	2	Australia	Trivandrum	26 Nov 2023	2
13	India	2	Afghanistan	Bridgetown	20 Jun 2024	2
14	India	2	England	Providence	27 Jun 2024	2
15	India	2	Zimbabwe	Harare	07 Jul 2024	2
16	India	1	Bangladesh	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024	2

Indian opening batsmen dismissed run out in a T20I innings

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Abhishek Sharma of India was dismissed run out for 16 in the first T20I against Bangladesh at Gwalior to provide the 21^st occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed run out in a T20I innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	V Sehwag	34	2	v South Africa	Johannesburg	01 Dec 2006
2	V Sehwag	0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Feb 2008
3	V Sehwag	1	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	10 Feb 2009
4	G Gambhir	21	2	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
5	G Gambhir	17	1	v Australia	Colombo (RPS)	28 Sep 2012
6	G Gambhir	43	1	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	25 Dec 2012
7	M Vijay	34	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	17 Jul 2015
8	AM Rahane	4	2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	19 Jul 2015
9	S Dhawan	3	1	v South Africa	Dharamsala	02 Oct 2015
10	RG Sharma	22	1	v South Africa	Cuttack	05 Oct 2015
11	RG Sharma	60	1	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Jan 2016
12	V Kohli	2	1	v England	Bengaluru	01 Feb 2017
13	S Dhawan	23	1	v West Indies	Kingston	09 Jul 2017
14	S Dhawan	47	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	24 Feb 2018
15	RG Sharma	89	1	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	14 Mar 2018
16	S Dhawan	10	1	v England	Cardiff	06 Jul 2018
17	S Dhawan	41	1	v Bangladesh	Delhi	03 Nov 2019
18	Ishan Kishan	19	2	v New Zealand	Lucknow	29 Jan 2023
19	RD Gaikwad	0	2	v Australia	Visakhapatnam	23 Nov 2023
20	RG Sharma	0	2	v Afghanistan	Mohali	11 Jan 2024
21	Abhishek Sharma	16	2	v Bangladesh	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RG Sharma	89	1	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	14 Mar 2018
2	S Dhawan	41	1	v Bangladesh	Delhi	03 Nov 2019
3	Abhishek Sharma	16	2	v Bangladesh	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

G Gambhir, V Sehwag, RG Sharma and S Dhawan are the four Indian batsmen who are dismissed run out in a T20I innings on three or more occasions. S Dhawan holds the record for most run out dismissals – five occasions

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	G Gambhir	21	2	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
2	G Gambhir	17	1	v Australia	Colombo (RPS)	28 Sep 2012
3	G Gambhir	43	1	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	25 Dec 2012

1	V Sehwag	34	2	v South Africa	Johannesburg	01 Dec 2006
2	V Sehwag	0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Feb 2008
3	V Sehwag	1	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	10 Feb 2009

1	RG Sharma	22	1	v South Africa	Cuttack	05 Oct 2015
2	RG Sharma	60	1	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Jan 2016
3	RG Sharma	89	1	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	14 Mar 2018
4	RG Sharma	0	2	v Afghanistan	Mohali	11 Jan 2024

1	S Dhawan	3	1	v South Africa	Dharamsala	02 Oct 2015
2	S Dhawan	23	1	v West Indies	Kingston	09 Jul 2017
3	S Dhawan	47	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	24 Feb 2018
4	S Dhawan	10	1	v England	Cardiff	06 Jul 2018
5	S Dhawan	41	1	v Bangladesh	Delhi	03 Nov 2019

Teams dismissed all out in a T20I innings with a delivery to spare

06/10/2024 hrg

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 127 with a ball to spare against India at Gwalior on 06 Oct 2024 in the first T20I to provide the 84^th occasion of a team dismissed all out in a T20I innings with a delivery to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Bangladesh	166	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Khulna	28 Nov 2006
2	Scotland	120	19.5	2	v Pakistan	Durban	12 Sep 2007
3	Australia	108	19.5	1	v Pakistan	Dubai (DICS)	07 May 2009
4	England	111	19.5	1	v South Africa	Nottingham	11 Jun 2009
5	Zimbabwe	105	19.5	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	28 Feb 2010
6	West Indies	123	19.5	2	v South Africa	North Sound	19 May 2010
7	Pakistan	119	19.5	1	v South Africa	Abu Dhabi	26 Oct 2010
8	South Africa	151	19.5	2	v India	Colombo (RPS)	02 Oct 2012
9	Bangladesh	120	19.5	1	v Sri Lanka	Chattogram	14 Feb 2014
10	U.A.E.	151	19.5	1	v Netherlands	Sylhet	17 Mar 2014
11	Scotland	159	19.5	2	v Netherlands	Edinburgh	11 Jul 2015
12	Ireland	128	19.5	1	v Netherlands	Dublin (Malahide)	25 Jul 2015
13	West Indies	185	19.5	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	09 Nov 2015
14	Hong Kong	127	19.5	2	v Oman	Abu Dhabi	25 Nov 2015
15	Afghanistan	160	19.5	2	v U.A.E.	Fatullah	19 Feb 2016
16	West Indies	115	19.5	1	v Pakistan	Dubai (DICS)	23 Sep 2016
17	Netherlands	144	19.5	1	v Ireland	Rotterdam	12 Jun 2018
18	Pakistan	116	19.5	1	v Australia	Harare	02 Jul 2018
19	Malta	097	19.5	2	v Spain	Cartagena	30 Mar 2019
20	Nigeria	119	19.5	1	v Botswana	Kampala	21 May 2019
21	Guernsey	117	19.5	1	v Germany	Castel	15 Jun 2019
22	Zimbabwe	150	19.5	2	v Netherlands	Rotterdam	23 Jun 2019
23	P.N.G.	181	19.5	1	v Vanuatu	Apia (No 2)	12 Jul 2019
24	Bermuda	116	19.5	1	v Canada	Sandys Parish	24 Aug 2019
25	Luxembourg	127	19.5	1	v Romania	Ilfov County	30 Aug 2019
26	Bangladesh	139	19.5	2	v Afghanistan	Mirpur	15 Sep 2019
27	Nepal	132	19.5	2	v Ireland	Al Amerat	09 Oct 2019
28	Nigeria	071	19.5	1	v Oman	Tolerance Oval	23 Oct 2019
29	Gibraltar	095	19.5	1	v Spain	Cartagena	27 Oct 2019
30	England	155	19.5	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	03 Nov 2019
31	Nepal	132	19.5	2	v Malaysia	Bangkok	29 Feb 2020
32	Pakistan	099	19.5	2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	23 Apr 2021
33	Bulgaria	140	19.5	1	v Greece	Sofia	26 Jun 2021
34	England	200	19.5	1	v Pakistan	Leeds	18 Jul 2021
35	Bangladesh	143	19.5	2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	23 Jul 2021
36	Denmark	111	19.5	1	v Sweden	Brondby	14 Aug 2021
37	Hungary	187	19.5	2	v Romania	Ilfov County	03 Sep 2021
38	Romania	156	19.5	1	v Luxembourg	Ilfov County	05 Sep 2021
39	Denmark	089	19.5	2	v Jersey	Almeria	17 Oct 2021
40	Germany	085	19.5	1	v Jersey	Almeria	19 Oct 2021
41	Mozambique	100	19.5	2	v Botswana	Rwanda	06 Nov 2021
42	Tanzania	143	19.5	1	v Botswana	Rwanda	07 Nov 2021
43	England	162	19.5	2	v West Indies	Bridgetown	30 Jan 2022
44	Malaysia	138	19.5	2	v Nepal	Kirtipur	02 Apr 2022
45	Gibraltar	141	19.5	1	v Romania	Marsa	14 May 2022
46	Malta	112	19.5	2	v Belgium	Gent	11 Jun 2022
47	Croatia	069	19.5	1	v Sweden	Kerava	13 Jul 2022
48	Romania	104	19.5	1	v Sweden	Vantaa	19 Jul 2022
49	Singapore	104	19.5	1	v Kuwait	Al Amerat	24 Aug 2022
50	Pakistan	147	19.5	1	v India	Dubai (DICS)	28 Aug 2022
51	Fiji	147	19.5	1	v Samoa	Port vila	15 Sep 2022
52	Seychelles	123	19.5	2	v St Helena	Kigali	21 Nov 2022
53	Cameroon	072	19.5	1	v Nigeria	Rwanda	05 Dec 2022
54	Singapore	168	19.5	1	v Bahrain	Bangi	21 Dec 2022
55	Cayman	125	19.5	1	v Bahamas	Buenos Aires	28 Feb 2023
56	Panama	126	19.5	2	v Cayman	Buenos Aires	02 Mar 2023
57	Pakistan	182	19.5	1	v New Zealand	Lahore	14 Apr 2023
58	Singapore	166	19.5	2	v Cambodia	Phnom Penh	04 May 2023
59	Portugal	162	19.5	1	v Malta	Gibraltar	05 May 2023
60	Finland	092	19.5	1	v Denmark	Brondby	19 May 2023
61	Botswana	114	19.5	1	v Uganda	Nairobi (Gym)	09 Jun 2023
62	Rwanda	136	19.5	2	v Botswana	Nairobi (Gym)	10 Jun 2023
63	Hungary	138	19.5	1	v Czech Rep.	Vinor	11 Jun 2023
64	Luxembourg	122	19.5	1	v Switzerland	Walferdange	25 Jun 2023
65	Austria	114	19.5	1	v Germany	Deventer	29 Jun 2023
66	France	121	19.5	2	v Malta	Marsa	10 Jul 2023
67	Japan	136	19.5	1	v Vanuatu	Port Moresby	28 Jul 2023
68	Afghanistan	155	19.5	2	v U.A.E.	Sharjah	31 Dec 2023
69	Australia	174	19.5	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	23 Feb 2024
70	Lesotho	114	19.5	2	v Eswatini	Malkerns	30 Mar 2024
71	Jersey	141	19.5	1	v Spain	Cartagena	14 Apr 2024
72	Bangladesh	143	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Mirpur	10 May 2024
73	South Africa	147	19.5	2	v West Indies	Kingston	23 May 2024
74	Bulgaria	118	19.5	2	v Romania	Ilfov County	26 May 2024
75	Pakistan	157	19.5	1	v England	The Oval	30 May 2024
76	Portugal	142	19.5	1	v Romania	Spinaceto	10 Jun 2024
77	P.N.G.	095	19.5	1	v Afghanistan	Tarouba	13 Jun 2024
78	Finland	115	19.5	1	v Norway	Kerava	16 Jun 2024
79	U.S.A.	128	19.5	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	21 Jun 2024
80	India	102	19.5	2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	06 Jul 2024
81	Bulgaria	097	19.5	1	v Guernsey	Port Soif	21 Aug 2024
82	Lesotho	148	19.5	1	v Mali	Dar-es-Salaam	25 Sep 2024
83	Canada	106	19.5	1	v Oman	King City (NW)	30 Sep 2024
84	Bangladesh	127	19.5	1	v India	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 127 with a ball to spare against India at Gwalior on 06 Oct 2024 in the first T20I to provide the sixth occasion of Bangladesh dismissed all out in a T20I innings with a delivery to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Bangladesh	166	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Khulna	28 Nov 2006
2	Bangladesh	120	19.5	1	v Sri Lanka	Chattogram	14 Feb 2014
3	Bangladesh	139	19.5	2	v Afghanistan	Mirpur	15 Sep 2019
4	Bangladesh	143	19.5	2	v Zimbabwe	Harare	23 Jul 2021
5	Bangladesh	143	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Mirpur	10 May 2024
6	Bangladesh	127	19.5	1	v India	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 127 with a ball to spare against India at Gwalior on 06 Oct 2024 in the first T20I to provide the 53^rd occasion of a team dismissed all out in a T20I innings while batting first with a delivery to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Bangladesh	166	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Khulna	28 Nov 2006
2	Australia	108	19.5	1	v Pakistan	Dubai (DICS)	07 May 2009
3	England	111	19.5	1	v South Africa	Nottingham	11 Jun 2009
4	Zimbabwe	105	19.5	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	28 Feb 2010
5	Pakistan	119	19.5	1	v South Africa	Abu Dhabi	26 Oct 2010
6	Bangladesh	120	19.5	1	v Sri Lanka	Chattogram	14 Feb 2014
7	U.A.E.	151	19.5	1	v Netherlands	Sylhet	17 Mar 2014
8	Ireland	128	19.5	1	v Netherlands	Dublin (Malahide)	25 Jul 2015
9	West Indies	115	19.5	1	v Pakistan	Dubai (DICS)	23 Sep 2016
10	Netherlands	144	19.5	1	v Ireland	Rotterdam	12 Jun 2018
11	Pakistan	116	19.5	1	v Australia	Harare	02 Jul 2018
12	Nigeria	119	19.5	1	v Botswana	Kampala	21 May 2019
13	Guernsey	117	19.5	1	v Germany	Castel	15 Jun 2019
14	P.N.G.	181	19.5	1	v Vanuatu	Apia (No 2)	12 Jul 2019
15	Bermuda	116	19.5	1	v Canada	Sandys Parish	24 Aug 2019
16	Luxembourg	127	19.5	1	v Romania	Ilfov County	30 Aug 2019
17	Nigeria	071	19.5	1	v Oman	Tolerance Oval	23 Oct 2019
18	Gibraltar	095	19.5	1	v Spain	Cartagena	27 Oct 2019
19	Bulgaria	140	19.5	1	v Greece	Sofia	26 Jun 2021
20	England	200	19.5	1	v Pakistan	Leeds	18 Jul 2021
21	Denmark	111	19.5	1	v Sweden	Brondby	14 Aug 2021
22	Romania	156	19.5	1	v Luxembourg	Ilfov County	05 Sep 2021
23	Germany	085	19.5	1	v Jersey	Almeria	19 Oct 2021
24	Tanzania	143	19.5	1	v Botswana	Rwanda	07 Nov 2021
25	Gibraltar	141	19.5	1	v Romania	Marsa	14 May 2022
26	Croatia	069	19.5	1	v Sweden	Kerava	13 Jul 2022
27	Romania	104	19.5	1	v Sweden	Vantaa	19 Jul 2022
28	Singapore	104	19.5	1	v Kuwait	Al Amerat	24 Aug 2022
29	Pakistan	147	19.5	1	v India	Dubai (DICS)	28 Aug 2022
30	Fiji	147	19.5	1	v Samoa	Port vila	15 Sep 2022
31	Cameroon	072	19.5	1	v Nigeria	Rwanda	05 Dec 2022
32	Singapore	168	19.5	1	v Bahrain	Bangi	21 Dec 2022
33	Cayman	125	19.5	1	v Bahamas	Buenos Aires	28 Feb 2023
34	Pakistan	182	19.5	1	v New Zealand	Lahore	14 Apr 2023
35	Portugal	162	19.5	1	v Malta	Gibraltar	05 May 2023
36	Finland	092	19.5	1	v Denmark	Brondby	19 May 2023
37	Botswana	114	19.5	1	v Uganda	Nairobi (Gym)	09 Jun 2023
38	Hungary	138	19.5	1	v Czech Rep.	Vinor	11 Jun 2023
39	Luxembourg	122	19.5	1	v Switzerland	Walferdange	25 Jun 2023
40	Austria	114	19.5	1	v Germany	Deventer	29 Jun 2023
41	Japan	136	19.5	1	v Vanuatu	Port Moresby	28 Jul 2023
42	Australia	174	19.5	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	23 Feb 2024
43	Jersey	141	19.5	1	v Spain	Cartagena	14 Apr 2024
44	Bangladesh	143	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Mirpur	10 May 2024
45	Pakistan	157	19.5	1	v England	The Oval	30 May 2024
46	Portugal	142	19.5	1	v Romania	Spinaceto	10 Jun 2024
47	P.N.G.	095	19.5	1	v Afghanistan	Tarouba	13 Jun 2024
48	Finland	115	19.5	1	v Norway	Kerava	16 Jun 2024
49	U.S.A.	128	19.5	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	21 Jun 2024
50	Bulgaria	097	19.5	1	v Guernsey	Port Soif	21 Aug 2024
51	Lesotho	148	19.5	1	v Mali	Dar-es-Salaam	25 Sep 2024
52	Canada	106	19.5	1	v Oman	King City (NW)	30 Sep 2024
53	Bangladesh	127	19.5	1	v India	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 127 with a ball to spare against India at Gwalior on 06 Oct 2024 in the first T20I to provide the sixth occasion of Bangladesh dismissed all out in a T20I innings while batting first with a delivery to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Bangladesh	166	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Khulna	28 Nov 2006
2	Bangladesh	120	19.5	1	v Sri Lanka	Chattogram	14 Feb 2014
3	Bangladesh	143	19.5	1	v Zimbabwe	Mirpur	10 May 2024
4	Bangladesh	127	19.5	1	v India	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 127 with a ball to spare against India at Gwalior on 06 Oct 2024 in the first T20I to provide the third occasion of a team dismissed all out in a T20I innings against India with a delivery to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	South Africa	151	19.5	2	v India	Colombo (RPS)	02 Oct 2012
2	Pakistan	147	19.5	1	v India	Dubai (DICS)	28 Aug 2022
2	Bangladesh	127	19.5	1	v India	Gwalior	06 Oct 2024

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