BM Duckett of England scored 94 in England’s first innings and KL Rahul scored 90 in India’s second innings of the just concluded fourth test between England and India at Manchester to provide the fifth occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring nineties in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
HW Taylor
93
3
South Africa
v England
Durban
14 Feb 1914
2
JB Hobbs
97
4
England
v South Africa
Durban
14 Feb 1914
2
1
NJ Contractor
92
1
India
v West Indies
Delhi
06 Feb 1959
2
CC Hunte
92
2
West Indies
v India
Delhi
06 Feb 1959
3
1
Mohammad Wasim
91
1
Australia
v Australia
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
2
MJ Slater
97
2
Pakistan
v Pakistan
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
4
1
DP Conway
92
2
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Karachi
26 Dec 2022
2
Imam-ul-Haq
96
3
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Karachi
26 Dec 2022
5
1
BM Duckett
94
2
England
v India
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
2
KL Rahul
90
3
India
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
England Vs India Fourth Test at Manchester Third, Fourth and Fifth day’s play
England posted a total of 669 in its first innings to provide the fourth occasion of England posting a total of 650 plus runs in an innings against india. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
England
710/7d
2
v India
Birmingham
10 Aug 2011
2
England
669
2
v India
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
3
England
653/4d
1
v India
Lord’s
26 Jul 1990
4
England
652/7d
2
v India
Chennai
13 Jan 1985
In England’s first innings, the first four batmen scored fifties to provide the 82nd occasion of first four batsmen scoring fifties in an innings. It also provides the 16th occasion of first four batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India.
It also provides the 26th occasion of England’s first four batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the sixth occasion of England’s first four batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India.
In England’s first innings, five batmen scored fifties to provide the 228th occasion of five batsmen scoring fifties in an innings. It also provides the 29th occasion of five batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India.
It also provides the 36th occasion of England’s five batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the sixth occasion of England’s five batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India.
JE Root’s 150 in England’s first innings fetched him an aggregate of 13409 test runs. He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in tests. SR Tendulkar occupies the first place with 15921 runs to his credit. JE Root went past RT Ponting who had scored 13378 runs on his way to occupy the second place.
JE Roor’s 150 in England’s first innings fetched him 38th century in q test innings. Other batsmen to score 38 or more centuries in the annals of test cricket are – SR Tendulkar {51}, JH Kallis {45}, RT Ponting {41} and KC Sangakkara {38}
JE Root’s 150 in England’s second innings represents his 104th fifty of his test career. He now stands second in the list of batsmen who have scored most fifties in test cricket. SR Tendulkar with 119 fifties to his credit occupies the second place,
JE Root’s 150 in England’s second inning represents his 16th score of 150 plus runs in an innings. He became the sixth batsman to score 16 or more scores of 150 plus runs in the annals of test cricket. Others to score 16 or more scores of 150 plus runs in an innings are – SR Tendulkar {20}, BC Lara {19}, KC Sangakkara {19}, DG Bradman {18} and M Jayawardene {16}
JE Root was dismissed stumped after scoring 150 runs to provide the 35th occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped in an innings after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against India.
It also provides the tenth occasion of an England batsman dismissed after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. It also provides the second occasion of an England batsman dismissed after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings against India. Prior to this TW Graveney was dismissed stumped for 151 at Lord’s in Jun 1967
BA Stokes of England scored 141 and captured five for 72 in this test to provide the 41st occasion of a cricketer performing the all-round performance of scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
W/R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
J H Sinclair
106
6/026
South Africa
England
Cape Town
01/04/1899
2
G A Faulkner
123
5/120
South Africa
England
Johannesburg
01/01/1910
3
C E Kelleway
114
5/033
Australia
South Africa
Manchester
27/05/1912
4
J M Gregory
100
7/069
Australia
England
Melbourne
31/12/1920
5
M H Mankad
184
5/196
India
England
Lord’s
19/06/1952
6
D S E Atkinson
219
5/056
West Indies
Australia
Bridgetown
14/05/1955
7
K R Miller
109
6/107
Australia
West Indies
Kingston
11/06/1955
8
R Benaud
100
5/084
Australia
South Africa
Johannesburg
07/02/1958
9
O G Smith
100
5/090
West Indies
India
Delhi
06/02/1959
10
P R Umrigar
172*
5/107
India
West Indies
Port of Spain
04/04/1962
11
G S A Sobers
104
5/063
West Indies
India
Kingston
13/04/1962
12
B R Taylor
105
5/086
New Zealand
India
Eden Gardens
05/03/1965
13
G S A Sobers
174
5/041
West Indies
England
Leeds
04/08/1966
14
Mushtaq Mohd
201
5/049
Pakistan
New Zealand
Dunedin
07/02/1973
15
A W Greig
148
6/164
England
West Indies
Bridgetown
06/03/1974
16
Mushtaq Mohd
121
5/028
Pakistan
West Indies
Port of Spain
01/04/1977
17
I T Botham
103
5/073
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
24/02/1978
18
I T Botham
108
8/034
England
Pakistan
Lord’s
15/06/1978
19
I T Botham
114
6/058 & 7/048
England
India
Wankhede
15/02/1980
20
I T Botham
149*
6/095
England
Australia
Leeds
16/07/1981
21
Imran Khan
117
6/098 & 5/082
Pakistan
India
Faisalabad
03/01/1983
22
I T Botham
138
5/059
England
New Zealand
Wellington
20/01/1984
23
Wasim Akram
123
5/100
Pakistan
Australia
Adelaide
19/01/1990
24
P A Strang
106*
5/212
Zimbabwe
Pakistan
Sheikhupura
17/10/1996
25
J H Kallis
110
5/090
South Africa
West Indies
Cape Town
02/01/1999
26
J H Kallis
139*
5/021
South Africa
Bangladesh
Potchefstroom
25/10/2002
27
R Ashwin
103
5/156
India
West Indies
Wankhede
22/11/2011
28
Shakib Al Hasan
144
6/082
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mirpur
16/12/2011
29
Sohag Gazi
101*
6/077
Bangladesh
New Zealand
Chattogram
09/10/2013
30
Shakib Al Hasan
137
5/080 & 5/044
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Khulna
03/11/2014
31
R Ashwin
113
7/083
India
West Indies
North Sound
21/07/2016
32
R L Chase
137*
5/121
West Indies
India
Kingston
30/07/2016
33
R Ashwin
106
5/043
India
England
Chennai
13/02/2021
34
R A Jadeja
175*
5/041
India
Sri Lanka
Mohali
04/03/2022
35
R A Jadeja
112
5/041
India
England
Rajkot
15/02/2024
36
A A P Atkinson
118
5/062
England
Sri Lanka
Lord’s
29/08/2024
37
R Ashwin
113
6/088
India
Bangladesh
Chennai
19/09/2024
38
B J Bennett
110*
5/095
Zimbabwe
Afghanistan
Bulawayo
26/12/2024
39
M H Miraz
104
5/032
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Chattogram
28/04/2025
40
C Bosch
100*
5/043
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
28/06/2025
41
B A Stokes
141
5/072
England
India
Manchester
23/05/2025
BA Stokes of England scored 141 and captured five for 72 in this test to provide the eighth occasion of an England cricketer performing the all-round performance of scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
W/R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
A W Greig
148
6/164
England
West Indies
Bridgetown
06/03/1974
2
I T Botham
103
5/073
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
24/02/1978
3
I T Botham
108
8/034
England
Pakistan
Lord’s
15/06/1978
4
I T Botham
114
6/058 & 7/048
England
India
Wankhede
15/02/1980
5
I T Botham
149*
6/095
England
Australia
Leeds
16/07/1981
6
I T Botham
138
5/059
England
New Zealand
Wellington
20/01/1984
7
A A P Atkinson
118
5/062
England
Sri Lanka
Lord’s
29/08/2024
8
B A Stokes
141
5/072
England
India
Manchester
23/05/2025
BA Stokes of England scored 141 and captured five for 72 in this test to provide the second occasion of an England cricketer performing the all-round performance of scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in a test against India. Both such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
W/R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
I T Botham
114
6/058 & 7/048
England
India
Wankhede
15/02/1980
2
B A Stokes
141
5/072
England
India
Manchester
23/05/2025vv
BA Stokes of England scored 141 and captured five for 72 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of a cricketer performing the all-round performance of scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in a test against India. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
W/R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
O G Smith
100
5/090
West Indies
India
Delhi
06/02/1959
2
G S A Sobers
104
5/063
West Indies
India
Kingston
13/04/1962
3
B R Taylor
105
5/086
New Zealand
India
Eden Gardens
05/03/1965
4
I T Botham
114
6/058 & 7/048
EnglandC
India
Wankhede
15/02/1980
5
Imran Khan
117
6/098 & 5/082
Pakistan
India
Faisalabad
03/01/1983
6
R L Chase
137*
5/121
West Indies
India
Kingston
30/07/2016
7
B A Stokes
141
5/072
England
India
Manchester
23/05/2025
BA Stokes of England scored 141 and captured five for 72 in this test to provide the fifth occasion of a captain performing the all-round performance of scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
W/R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
D S E Atkinson
219
5/056
West Indies
Australia
Bridgetown
14/05/1955
2
G S A Sobers
174
5/041
West Indies
England
Leeds
04/08/1966
3
Mushtaq Mohd
201
5/049
Pakistan
New Zealand
Dunedin
07/02/1973
4
Imran Khan
117
6/098 & 5/082
Pakistan
India
Faisalabad
03/01/1983
5
B A Stokes
141
5/072
England
India
Manchester
23/05/2025
HC Brook and JE Root were stumped by the substitute wicket keeper in England’s first innings to provide the 26th occasion of batsmen dismissed by a substitute wicket keeper in a test innings in the annals of test cricket.
DC Jurel effected four dismissals in England’s first innings to take the dismissals made by the substitute wicket keeper to 149 in the annals of test cricket.
In England’s innings, Four Indian bowlers conceded 100 plus runs – JJ Bumrah {112}, Mohmmad Siraj {140}, RA Jadeja {143} and Washington Sundar {107} – to provide the 146th occasion of four bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 22nd such occasion against England in a test innings.
It also provides the 25th occasion of four Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against all the opposition. It also provides the fourth occasion of four Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against England.
JJ Bumrah’s two wickets in England’s first innings fetched him 51 wickets against England in England. He became the first Indian bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against England in England. He also became the 25th bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against England in England. He also became the 18th pace bowler and the first Indian pace bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against England in England.
JJ Bumrah returned with figures of 2 for 112 in England’s first innings to provide the first occasion of his conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings.
YBK Jaiswal and B Sai Sudarshan scored 58 and zero and 61 and zero respectively in this test to provide the 40th and 41st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a half century in the first innings and zero in the second innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
VM Merchant
78
0
v England
Manchester
20 Jul 1946
2
DG Phadkar
56*
0
v Australia
Melbourne
06 Feb 1948
3
VS Hazare
63
0
v West Indies
Bridgetown
07 Feb 1953
4
SA Durani
71
0
v England
Brabourne
11 Nov 1961
5
RF Surti
57
0
v West Indies
Port of Spain
16 Feb 1962
6
CG Borde
93
0
v West Indies
Kingston
07 Mar 1962
7
RG Nadkarni
61
0
v West Indies
Kingston
13 Apr 1962
8
ML Jaisimha
66
0
v Australia
Brabourne
10 Oct 1964
9
S Abid Ali
63
0
v New Zealand
Nagpur
03 Oct 1969
10
MAK Pataudi
95
0
v Australia
Brabourne
04 Nov 1969
11
S Abid Ali
58
0
v England
Delhi
20 Dec 1972
12
FM Engineer
86
0
v England
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
13
RJ Shastri
66
0
v England
The Oval
08 Jul 1982
14
BS Sandhu
68
0
v West Indies
Kingston
23 Feb 1983
15
DB Vengsarkar
94
0
v West Indies
St John’s
28 Apr 1983
16
RJ Shastri
52
0
v Pakistan
Nagpur
05 Oct 1983
17
S Madan Lal
63*
0
v West Indies
Kanpur
21 Oct 1983
18
N Kapil Dev
69
0
v West Indies
Eden Gardens
10 Dec 1983
19
SM Gavaskar
51
0
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (SSC)
30 Aug 1985
20
K Srikkanth
94
0
v New Zealand
Wankhede
24 Nov 1988
21
NR Mongia
80
0
v West Indies
Wankhede
18 Nov 1994
22
SR Tendulkar
61
0
v Australia
Adelaide
10 Dec 1999
23
SB Bangar
77
0
v West Indies
Eden Gardens
30 Oct 2002
24
SR Tendulkar
63
0
v South Africa
Durban
26 Dec 2006
25
SC Ganguly
85
0
v Australia
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
26
Harbhajan Singh
60
0
v New Zealand
Wellington
03 Apr 2009
27
SK Raina
86
0
v Australia
Mohali
01 Oct 2010
28
A Mukund
62
0
v West Indies
Roseau
06 Jul 2011
29
SK Raina
55
0
v New Zealand
Bengaluru
31 Aug 2012
30
MS Dhoni
52
0
v England
Eden Gardens
v05 Dec 2012
31
MS Dhoni
82
0
v England
The Oval
15 Aug 2014
32
AM Rahane
62
0
v Australia
Adelaide
09 Dec 2014
33
CA Pujara
57
0
v Australia
Dharamsala
25 Mar 2017
34
GH Vihari
56
0
v England
The Oval
07 Sep 2018
35
V Kohli
82
0
v Australia
Melbourne
26 Dec 2018
36
V Kohli
76
0
v West Indies
Kingston
30 Aug 2019
37
Washington Sundar
85*
0
v England
Chennai
05 Feb 2021
38
RA Jadeja
50
0
v New Zealand
Kanpur
25 Nov 2021
39
SN Thakur
51
0
v Australia
The Oval
07 Jun 2023
40
B Sai Sudharsan
61
0
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
41
YBK Jaiswal
58
0
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
YBK Jaiswal and B Sai Sudarshan scored 58 and zero and 61 and zero respectively in this test to provide the tenth and eleventh occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a half century in the first innings and zero in the second innings of a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
VM Merchant
78
0
v England
Manchester
20 Jul 1946
2
SA Durani
71
0
v England
Brabourne
11 Nov 1961
3
S Abid Ali
58
0
v England
Delhi
20 Dec 1972
4
FM Engineer
86
0
v England
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
5
RJ Shastri
66
0
v England
The Oval
08 Jul 1982
6
MS Dhoni
52
0
v England
Eden Gardens
v05 Dec 2012
7
MS Dhoni
82
0
v England
The Oval
15 Aug 2014
8
GH Vihari
56
0
v England
The Oval
07 Sep 2018
9
Washington Sundar
85*
0
v England
Chennai
05 Feb 2021
10
B Sai Sudharsan
61
0
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
11
YBK Jaiswal
58
0
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
India lost two wickets without a run on the board to provide the tenth occasion of India losing two wickets without a run on the board. It also provides the third such occasion against England.
YBK Jaiswal was dismissed for zero in India’s second innings to provide the 176th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring zero in a test innings. It also provides the 50th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a zero in an innings against England.
YBK Jaiswal scored 58 and zero in this test to provide the fifth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a half century in the first innings and zero in the second innings of a test on away soil All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
VM Merchant
78
0
v England
Manchester
20 Jul 1946
2
FM Engineer
86
0
v England
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
3
RJ Shastri
66
0
v England
The Oval
08 Jul 1982
4
A Mukund
62
0
v West Indies
Roseau
06 Jul 2011
5
YBK Jaiswal
58
0
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
It also provide the fourth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a half century in the first innings and zero in the second innings of a test against England in England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
FI
SI
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
VM Merchant
78
0
v England
Manchester
20 Jul 1946
2
FM Engineer
86
0
v England
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
3
RJ Shastri
66
0
v England
The Oval
08 Jul 1982
4
YBK Jaiswal
58
0
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
KL Rahul and Shubman Gill added 188 runs for the third wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 132nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the 22nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in an innings against England
Washington Sundar-RA Jadeja added 203 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fifth wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 133rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the 22nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fifth wicket in an innings against England
It also provides the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for the fifth wicket in an innings against England. Prior to this Mohd Azharuddin-RJ Shastri had added 214 runs for the fifth wicket against England at Eden Gardens in Dec 1984. It also provides the 21st occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for various wickets against England.
Shubman Gill’s run aggregate at the end of this test read 722. He became the third Indian batsman to score 700 plus runs in a test series. His feat provides the fourth such occasion. The four occasions are – SM Gavaskar – 774 runs against West Indies in West Indies in 1970-71, SM Gavaskar – 732 runs against West Indies in India in 1980-81, Shubman Gill – 722 runs against England in England in 2025 and YBK Jaiswal – 712 runs against England in India in 2023-24.
Thus Shubman Gill’s 722 runs in this series is a record series aggregate against England. He went past YBK Jaiswal’s 712 runs against England in India in 2023-24.
Shubman Gill scored 103 in India’s second innings which represents his fourth century of the series. He became the third Indian batsman to score four centuries in a series. His feat provides the fourth such occasion. The four occasions are – SM Gavaskar – four centuries against West Indies in West Indies in 1970-71, SM Gavaskar – four centuries against West Indies in India in 1978-79, V Kohli – four centuries against Australia in Australia in 2014-15 and Shubman Gill – four centuries against England in England in 2025.
Shubman Gill scored 103 in India’s second innings which represents his fourth century of the series. His feat provides the 22nd occasion of a batsman scoring four or more centuries in a series. It also provides the third occasion of a captain scoring four or more centuries in a series
The other two occasions are – DG Bradman – four centuries against India in Australia 1948-49 and SM Gavaskar – four centuries against West Indies in India 1978-79
Shubman Gill’s run aggregate at the end of this test read 722. His feat provides the 36th occasion of a batsman scoring 700 plus runs in a test series. His feat also provides the ninth occasion of a captain scoring 700 plus runs in a test series.
KL Rahul scored 90 in India’s second innings to provide the 133rd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in an innings. It also provides the 90th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against England. It provides the 44th occasion of an opening Indian batsman scoring a ninety in an innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against England
BM Duckett of England scored 94 and KL Rahul of India scored 90 in this test to provide the fifth occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring nineties in a test match.
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
1
HW Taylor
93
3
South Africa
v England
Durban
14 Feb 1914
2
JB Hobbs
97
4
England
v South Africa
Durban
14 Feb 1914
2
1
NJ Contractor
92
1
India
v West Indies
Delhi
06 Feb 1959
2
CC Hunte
92
2
West Indies
v India
Delhi
06 Feb 1959
3
1
Mohammad Wasim
91
1
Australia
v Australia
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
2
MJ Slater
97
2
Pakistan
v Pakistan
Hobart
18 Nov 1999
4
1
DP Conway
92
2
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Karachi
26 Dec 2022
2
Imam-ul-Haq
96
3
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Karachi
26 Dec 2022
5
1
BM Duckett
94
2
England
v India
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
2
KL Rahul
90
3
India
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
Shubman Gill scored 103 in India’s second innings to provide the 82nd occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 19th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century against England.
Shubman Gill scored 103 in India’s second innings which represents his fourth century in an innings against England. He became the second Indian captain to score four centuries against England.
BA Stokes scored 141 and Shubman Gill scored 103 in this test to provide the 59th occasion of rival captains scoring centuries in a test match.
YBK Jaiswal’s aggregate runs as an opening batsman against England read 1003 at the end of this test. He became the fourth Indian opening batsman to amass 1000 plus runs against England. Others are – SM Gavaskar {2483}, KL Rahul {1341} and RG Sharma {1113}. YBK Jaiswal became the 20th Indian batsman to score 1000 plus runs against England.
RR Pant and RA Jadeja have scored five fifties in this series so far to provide the sixth and seventh occasion of an Indian batsman scoring five fifties in a series against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring five fifties in a series against England in England.
India posted 425 for 4 in the third innings of this test to provide the 97th occasion of a team posting 400 plus runs in the third innings of a test. It also provides the 22nd occasion of a team posting 400 plus runs in the third innings of a test against England. It provides the 18th occasion of India posting 400 plus runs in the third innings of a test. It also provides the fifth occasion of India posting 400 plus runs in the third innings of a test against England.
Shubman Gill {103}, Washington Sundar {101 not out} and RA Jadeja {107 not out} scored centuries in the third innings of this test to provide the 13th occasion of three batsmen scoring centuries in the third innings of a test. It also provides the first occasion of three Indian batsmen scoering centuries in the third innings of a test
It provides the first occasion of three batsmen batting at number four, five and six scoring centuries in the third innings of a test. It also provides the first occasion of three Indian batsmen batting at number three, four and five scoring centuries in the third innings of a test
It is just a coincidence to note that the aggregate runs of these three centurions in India’s second innings or the third innings of this test sums upto 311 which is equal to the first innings lead India conceded to England in this test {669 minus 358 is equal to 311}
England Vs India Fourth Test at Manchester First and Second day
England won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 21st occasion of England doing so against India. It also provides the 20th occasion of England doing so against India on home soil
India capped A Khamboj for this test. He became the 317th Indian cricketer to represent India in tests. He also became the 145th Indian cricketer to be capped on away soil. He became the 103rd Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England. He also became the 54th Indian cricketer to mqke his test debut against England in England.
KL Rahul completed 1000 runs when he was on 11 during the course of his knock of 46 in India’s first innings against England in England. His run aggregate read 1035 at the end of India’s first innings. He became the fourth Indian batsman to achieve such a feat. Others are – SR Tendulakar {1575}, R Dravid {1376} and SM Gavaskar {1172}
KL Rahul completed 1000 runs when he was on 28 during the course of his knock of 46 in India’s first innings against England in England as an opening batsman. His run aggregate read 1018 at the end of India’s first innings. He became the second Indian opening batsman to achieve such a feat. SM Gavaskar is the other opening batsman who has scored 1172 runs against England in England.
KL Rahul became the 34th batsman in the annals of cricket to score 1000 runs against England in England. He also became the ninth opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score 1000 runs against England in England.
RR Pant scored two boundary sixes in his knock of 54 in India’s first innings which fetched him 90 boundary sixes. He now shares the record for most sixes by an Indian batsman for most boundary sixes with V Sehwag. V Sehwag has also scored 90 boundary sixes in his test career. RR Pant went past RG Sharma who has scored 88 boundary sixes to share the record of most sixes by an Indian batsman with V Sehwag
RR Pant’s 90 boundary sixes have come in 47 tests and 82 innings while V Sehwag’s 90 boundary sixes have come in 103 tests and 178 innings representing India.
RR Pant became the ninth batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 90 plus boundary sixes.
RR Pant became the second wicket keeper batsman to score 90 plus boundary sixes in the annals of test cricket. A Gilchrist of Australia has scored 100 boundary sixes.
RR Pant’s 54 in this game fetched him 12th fifty against England. He became the ninth Indian batsman to score 12 or more fifties against England.
RR Pant’s 54 in this game fetched him 12th fifty against England as wicket keeper batsman. He now shares the record for most fifties by an Indian wicket keeper batsman against England with MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni has also scored 12 fifties against England.
RR Pant is the third wicket keeper batsman to score 12 or more fifties against England in the annals of test cricket. Others are – BJ Haddin {14} and MS Dhoni {12}
RR Pant’s 54 in this game fetched him ninth fifty against England in England as a wicket keeper batsman. He now owns the record for most fifties by an Indian wicket keeper batsman against England in England. He went past MS Dhoni who had scored eight fifties as a wicket keeper batsman against England in England. RR Pant holds this record for any wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket scoring most fifties against England in England.
A Khamboj was dismissed for zero in India’s first innings to provide the 13th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for zero in the first innings on test debut. He also became the sixth Indian batsman to suffer such an ignominy against England. It provides the 57th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for zero on test debut. And also provides the 17th occasion of an Indian batsman to suffer such an ignominy against England.
BA Stokes of England captured five for 72 in India’s first innings to provide the 72nd occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. It also provides the 39th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India in England.
BA Stokes’ feat provides the seventh occasion of an England captain capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England captain capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India in England.
The previous occasion of an England captain capturing five or more wickets against India in England was in Jun 1982 when RGD Willis returned with figures of 6 for 101 at Lord’s. The interval between these two feats is 43 years taking years into consideration.
Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 363rd occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against all the oppositions. It also provides the 196th occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against all the oppositions on home soil
Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 71st occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against all the oppositions for the first wicket. It also provides the 36th occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against all the oppositions on home soil for the first wicket
Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 60th occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against India. It also provides the 39th occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against India on home soil
Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 13th occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against India for the first wicket. It also provides the seventh occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against India on home soil for the first wicket.
aaZ Crawley-BM Duckett became the third opening pair to post 150 plus runs for the first wicket on two or more occasions against India in the same series
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
G Fowler, RT Robinson
1
178
2
v India
Chennai
13 Jan 1985
2
G Fowler, RT Robinson
1
156
2
v India
Kanpur
31 Jan 1985
1
MA Atherton, GA Gooch
1
204
3
v India
Lord’s
26 Jul 1990
2
MA Atherton, GA Gooch
1
225
1
v India
Manchester
09 Aug 1990
3
MA Atherton, GA Gooch
1
176
3
v India
The Oval
23 Aug 1990
1
Z Crawley, BM Duckett
1
188
4
v India
Leeds
20 Jun 2025
2
Z Crawley, BM Duckett
1
166
2
v India
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
Z Crawley-BM Duckett became the second opening pair to post 150 plus runs for the first wicket on two or more occasions against India on home soil in the same series
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MA Atherton, GA Gooch
1
204
3
v India
Lord’s
26 Jul 1990
2
MA Atherton, GA Gooch
1
225
1
v India
Manchester
09 Aug 1990
3
MA Atherton, GA Gooch
1
176
3
v India
The Oval
23 Aug 1990
1
Z Crawley, BM Duckett
1
188
4
v India
Leeds
20 Jun 2025
2
Z Crawley, BM Duckett
1
166
2
v India
Manchester
23 Jul 2025
BM Duckett scored 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 193rd occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings. It also provides the 99th occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings on home soil. It also provides the 70th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings. It also provides the 32nd occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings on home soil
BM Duckett scored 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 23rd occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against India. It also provides the 16th occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against India on home soil. It also provides the tenth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against India. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings on home soil against India
Z Crawlay and BM Duckett scored 84 and 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 72nd occasion of both the England opening batsmen scoring half centuries in an innings. It also
provides the 13th occasion of both the England opening batsmen scoring half centuries in an innings against India
Z Crawlay and BM Duckett scored 84 and 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 13th occasion of one of the England opening batsmen scoring a ninety and another a half century {between 50 and 89} in an innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of one of the England opening batsmen scoring a ninety and another a half century {between 50 and 89} in an innings against India
Batsmen scoring a fifty on debut in Twenty20 Internationals
MJ Owen of Australia scored 50 on his debut in T20I against West Indies at Kingston on 20 Jul 2025 to provide the 95th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his debut in Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RT Ponting
98*
1
Australia
v New Zealand
Auckland
17 Feb 2005
2
SB Styris
66
2
New Zealand
v Australia
Auckland
17 Feb 2005
3
GC Smith
61
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Johannesburg
21 Oct 2005
4
DS Smith
61
1
West Indies
v England
The Oval
28 Jun 2007
5
MN Samuels
51
1
West Indies
v England
The Oval
28 Jun 2007
6
Junaid Siddique
71
1
Bangladesh
v Pakistan
Cape Town
20 Sep 2007
7
RN ten Doeschate
56
1
Netherlands
v Kenya
Belfast
02 Aug 2008
8
DA Warner
89
1
Australia
v South Africa
Melbourne
11 Jan 2009
9
AJ Redmond
63
1
New Zealand
v Ireland
Nottingham
11 Jun 2009
10
H Patel
88*
1
Canada
v Ireland
Colombo (SSC)
03 Feb 2010
11
AM Rahane
61
1
India
v England
Manchester
31 Aug 2011
12
AP Devcich
59
1
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
06 Nov 2013
13
RR Rossouw
78
2
South Africa
v Australia
Adelaide
05 Nov 2014
14
GH Worker
62
1
New Zealand
v Zimbabwe
Harare
09 Aug 2015
15
DJ Malan
78
1
England
v South Africa
Cardiff
25 Jun 2017
16
Simi Singh
57*
2
Ireland
v Netherlands
Rotterdam
12 Jun 2018
17
HE van der Dussen
56
1
South Africa
v Zimbabwe
East London
09 Oct 2018
18
Imran Ali Butt
58
1
Bahrain
v Saudi Arabia
Al Amerat
20 Jan 2019
19
R Sandaruwan
68*
2
Kuwait
v Maldives
Al Amerat
20 Jan 2019
20
S Jora
53*
2
Nepal
v U.A.E.
ICCA Dubai
31 Jan 2019
21
SR Taylor
72
1
U.S.A
v U.A.E.
ICCA Dubai
15 Mar 2019
22
N Nipiko
53
1
Vanuatu
v P.N.G.
Port Moresby
22 Mar 2019
23
Yasir Ali
57
2
Spain
v Malta
Cartagena
29 Mar 2019
24
PD Hennessy
71
1
Spain
v Malta
Cartagena
30 Mar 2019
25
SJ Baard
52*
2
Namibia
v Ghana
Kampala
20 May 2019
26
Adnan Idrees
79
2
Kuwait
v Qatar
Doha
04 Jul 2019
27
NG Collins
53
2
Finland
v Denmark
Brondby
13 Jul 2019
28
DMW Rawlins
63
1
Bermuda
v U.S.A.
Sandys Parish
18 Aug 2019
29
Ravinderpal Singh
101
1
Canada
v Cayman
Sandys Parish
18 Aug 2019
30
CG Williams
68*
1
Namibia
v Botswana
Windhoek
19 Aug 2019
31
JP Kotze
101*
1
Namibia
v Botswana
Windhoek
20 Aug 2019
32
S Wickramasekara
52
1
Czech-Rep
v Austria
Ilfov County
30 Aug 2019
33
Muhammad Saleem
52
1
Brazil
v Chile
Cortijo PC Pitch B
03 Oct 2019
34
BOP Fernando
78*
1
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Lahore
09 Oct 2019
35
LA Dunbar
104*
1
Serbia
v Bulgaria
Corfu
14 Oct 2019
36
K Dasan
74
2
Bulgaria
v Serbia
Corfu
14 Oct 2019
37
S Davizi
91
1
Czech-Rep
v Malta
Marsa
18 Oct 2019
38
AR Gandhi
50
2
Kenya
v Singapore
ICCA 2 Dubai
23 Oct 2019
39
SA Wijeyeratne
56
1
Canada
v Oman
Abu Dhabi
25 Oct 2019
40
BA Pai
52
1
Gibraltor
v Portugal
Cartagena
26 Oct 2019
41
F Damiao Couana
71*
1
Mozambique
v Malawi
Lilongwe
06 Nov 2019
42
Irfan Bhima
52
2
Malawi
v Mozambique
Lilongwe
06 Nov 2019
43
F Akankwasa
66
2
Uganda
v Qatar
Doha
12 Feb 2020
44
IDA Damarell
52
2
Guernsey
v Isle of Man
St Peter Port
21 Aug 2020
45
Haider Ali
54
1
Pakistan
v England
Manchester
01 Sep 2020
46
Ishan Kishan
56
2
India
v England
Ahmedabad
14 Mar 2021
47
WA Young
53
1
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Hamilton
28 Mar 2021
48
K Bhurtel
62
2
Nepal
v Netherlands
Kirtipur
17 Apr 2021
49
Aasif Sheikh
54*
2
Nepal
v Netherlands
Kirtipur
17 Apr 2021
50
Shahil Momin
61
1
Autria
v Belgium
Waterloo
24 Jul 2021
51
Amoluk Singh
58
1
Ghana
v Rwanda
Rwanda
18 Aug 2021
52
M Akayezu
51
2
Rwanda
v Ghana
Rwanda
18 Aug 2021
53
L Bruce
60
1
Gibraltor
v Malta
Albergaria
20 Aug 2021
54
Zeeshan Kukikhel
75
1
Hungary
v Czech-Rep.
Ilfov County
02 Sep 2021
55
S Ssesazi
62
2
Uganda
v Nigeria
Entebbe
13 Sep 2021
56
Muhammad Amin
80
1
Swaziland
v Lesotho
Kigali
16 Oct 2021
57
Osama Mahmood
58*
2
Switzerland
v Gibraltar
Marsa
22 Oct 2021
58
II Selemani
81
1
Tanzania
v Mozambique
Rwanda
02 Nov 2021
59
Jitin Singh
60
1
Tanzania
v Mozambique
Rwanda
02 Nov 2021
60
SJ Modani
50
1
U.S.A
v Ireland
Lauderhill
22 Dec 2021
61
PD Salt
57
2
England
v West Indies
Bridgetown
26 Jan 2022
62
M Spoors
108*
1
Canada
v Philippines
Al Amerat
18 Feb 2022
63
P Heron
56*
2
Cayman Island
v Bahamas
George Town
13 Apr 2022
64
Saim Hussain
54
2
Bulgaria
v Hungary
Marsa
11 May 2022
65
D la Cock
66
2
Namibia
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
17 May 2022
66
Umar Nawaz
56
1
Sweden
v Germany
Krefeld
09 Jun 2022
67
A Mutreja
77
1
Singapore
v P.N.G.
Singapore
02 Jul 2022
68
S Ivetic
65*
2
Serbia
v Bulgaria
Belgrade
08 Jul 2022
69
KM Venkataswamy
55
1
Czech-Rep
v Luxembourg
Vinor
10 Jul 2022
70
G Mckeon
76
1
France
v Czech Rep.
Kerava
24 Jul 2022
71
Sohail Ahmed
80*
1
Bahrain
v Canada
Al Amerat
14 Nov 2022
72
A Johnson
51
2
Canada
v Bahrain
Al Amerat
14 Nov 2022
73
Adil Butt
53
2
Eswatini
v Ghana
Kigali
01 Dec 2022
74
R Lutaaya
70
1
Uganda
v Rwanda
Rwanda
14 Dec 2022
75
A Kaul
56
2
Singapore
v Bahrain
Bangi
16 Dec 2022
76
PV Rarotoga
56
2
Samoa
v Vanuatu
Suva
13 Mar 2023
77
C Veretaki
60
1
Fiji
v Samoa
Suva
14 Mar 2023
78
M Machado
52*
1
Portugal
v Gibraltar
Albergaria
10 Apr 2023
79
WL Madsen
52
1
Italy
v Jersey
Edinburgh (G)
23 Jul 2023
80
Sheikh Rasik
53
1
Hungary
v Croatia
Szodliget
05 Aug 2023
81
A Sharma
60
2
U.A>E
v New Zealand
Dubai (DICS)
17 Aug 2023
82
Aditya Panwar
62
1
Estonia
v Gibraltar
Gibraltar
30 Sep 2023
83
MB Kruger
59*
1
Namibia
v Nepal
Kirtipur
27 Feb 2024
84
M Levitt
54
1
Netherlands
v Nepal
Kirtipur
28 Feb 2024
85
AGS Gous
50
2
U.S.A
v Canada
Prairie View
07 Apr 2024
86
Tanzid Hasan
67*
2
Bangladesh
v Zimbabwe
Chattogram
03 May 2024
87
JA Burns
58
1
Italy
v Luxembourg
Spinaceto
09 Jun 2024
88
Taranjit Singh
55
1
Cyprus
v Estonia
Episkopi
17 Jun 2024
89
ZXM Vukusic
53
1
Croatia
v Belgium
Krefeld
08 Jul 2024
90
SR Mukkamalla
52
1
U.S.A
v Canada
The Hague
27 Aug 2024
91
Muhammad Asim
63
2
Qatar
v Oman
ICCA Dubai
14 Dec 2024
92
Mehboob Ali
53
1
Malta
v Estonia
Marsa
06 May 2025
93
Arun Yadav
86
1
Tanzania
v Malawi
Blantyre
06 Jul 2025
94
A Augastin
52
1
Tanzania
v Malawi
Blantyre
06 Jul 2025
95
MJ Owen
50
2
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
20 Jul 2025
MJ Owen of Australia scored 50 on his debut in T20I against West Indies at Kingston on 20 Jul 2025 to provide the third occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a fifty on his debut in Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RT Ponting
98*
1
Australia
v New Zealand
Auckland
17 Feb 2005
2
DA Warner
89
1
Australia
v South Africa
Melbourne
11 Jan 2009
3
MJ Owen
50
2
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
20 Jul 2025
MJ Owen of Australia scored 50 on his debut in T20I against West Indies at Kingston on 20 Jul 2025 to provide the second occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his debut in Twenty20 Internationals against West Indies. Both such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
PD Salt
57
2
England
v West Indies
Bridgetown
26 Jan 2022
2
MJ Owen
50
2
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
20 Jul 2025
Australian bowlers capturing four or more wickets in Twenty20 Internationals
BJ Dwarshuis of Australia captured four wickets conceding 36 runs in the just concluded first T20I at Kingston against West Indies on 20 Jul 2025 to provide the 27th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing four or more wickets in Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
O
M
R
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MS Kasprowicz
4.0
0
29
4
2
v New Zealand
Auckland
17 Feb 2005
2
SR Clark
4.0
0
20
4
1
v Sri Lanka
Cape Town
20 Sep 2007
3
DP Nannes
4.0
0
18
4
2
v Bangladesh
Bridgetown
05 May 2010
4
SR Watson
4.0
0
15
4
2
v England
Adelaide
12 Jan 2011
5
NM Coulter-Nile
4.0
0
31
4
2
v England
Hobart
29 Jan 2014
6
JR Hazlewood
4.0
0
30
4
1
v England
Melbourne
31 Jan 2014
7
JP Faulkner
4.0
0
27
5
2
v Pakistan
Mohali
25 Mar 2016
8
JP Behrendorff
4.0
0
21
4
1
v India
Guwahati
10 Oct 2017
9
AJ Tye
4.0
0
23
4
1
v New Zealand
Sydney
03 Feb 2018
10
B Stanlake
4.0
0
08
4
1
v Pakistan
Harare
02 Jul 2018
11
AC Agar
4.0
0
24
5
2
v South Africa
Johannesburg
21 Feb 2020
12
AC Agar
4.0
0
30
6
2
v New Zealand
Wellington
03 Mar 2021
13
A Zampa
4.0
0
19
5
1
v Bangladesh
Dubai (DICS)
04 Nov 2021
14
JR Hazlewood
4.0
0
39
4
1
v West Indies
Abu Dhabi
06 Nov 2021
15
JR Hazlewood
4.0
0
12
4
2
v Sri Lanka
Sydney
11 Feb 2022
16
NT Ellis
4.0
0
28
4
1
v Pakistan
Lahore
05 Apr 2022
17
JR Hazlewood
4.0
0
16
4
1
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
07 Jun 2022
18
KW Richardson
4.0
0
30
4
1
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
08 Jun 2022
19
MA Starc
4.0
0
20
4
2
v West Indies
Brisbane
07 Oct 2022
20
T Sangha
4.0
0
31
4
2
v South Africa
Durban
30 Aug 2023
21
SA Abbott
4.0
1
31
4
1
v South Africa
Durban
03 Sep 2023
22
A Zampa
4.0
0
34
4
2
v New Zealand
Auckland
23 Feb 2024
23
A Zampa
4.0
0
12
4
1
v Namibia
North Sound
11 Jun 2024
24
MP Stoinis
3.4
0
23
4
2
v Scotland
Edinburgh
06 Sep 2024
25
MW Short
3.0
0
22
5
2
v England
Cardiff
13 Sep 2024
26
SH Johnson
4.0
0
26
5
2
v Pakistan
Sydney
16 Nov 2024
27
BJ Dwarshuis
4.0
0
36
4
1
v West Indies
Kingston
20 Jul 2025
BJ Dwarshuis of Australia captured four wickets conceding 36 runs in the just concluded first T20I at Kingston against West Indies on 20 Jul 2025 to provide the third occasion of an Australian bowler capturing four or more wickets in Twenty20 Internationals against West Indies All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
O
M
R
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
JR Hazlewood
4.0
0
39
4
1
v West Indies
Abu Dhabi
06 Nov 2021
2
MA Starc
4.0
0
20
4
2
v West Indies
Brisbane
07 Oct 2022
3
BJ Dwarshuis
4.0
0
36
4
1
v West Indies
Kingston
20 Jul 2025
Batsmen dismissed caught or stumped by a substitute wicket keeper in a test innings as at the end of the Lord’s test between England and India 2025 series
CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 145th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Dis
Wicket keeper
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Season
01
WE Midwinter
Ct
WG Grace
Australia
1
England
The Oval
1884
02
CS Wimble
St
WL Murdoch
South Africa
2
England
Cape Town
1891/92
03
GHS Trott
Ct
JT Brown
Australia
1
England
Manchester
1896
04
WW Armstrong
Ct†
AO Jones
Australia
1
England
The Oval
1905
05
VT Trumper
Ct
RH Spooner
Australia
2
England
The Oval
1905
06
SJ Snooke
St†
NC Tufnell
South Africa
2
England
Durban
1909/10
07
AG Chipperfield
Ct
FE Woolley
Australia
2
England
The Oval
1934
08
BA Barnett
Ct
E Paynter
Australia
2
England
Lord’s
1938
09
L Amarnath
Ct
RJ Christiani
India
1
West Indies
Eden Gardens
1948/49
10
Ghulam Ahmed
St
RJ Christiani
India
1
West Indies
Eden Gardens
1948/49
11
SA Banerjee
St
RJ Christiani
India
1
West Indies
Eden Gardens
1948/49
12
RS Modi
Ct
RJ Christiani
India
2
West Indies
Eden Gardens
1948/49
13
JDC Goddard
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
14
FJ Cameron
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
15
DS Atkinson
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
16
DS Atkinson
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
2
India
Brabourne
1948/49
17
PEW Jones
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
2
India
Brabourne
1948/49
18
CL Walcott
St
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
1
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
19
S Ramadhin
Ct
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
1
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
20
FMM Worrell
Ct
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
2
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
21
PE Richardson
St
JR Reid
England
1
New Zealand
Manchester
1958
22
RF Surti
St
CW Smith
India
1
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
23
DN Sardesai
Ct
CW Smith
India
2
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
24
WM Lawry
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
25
IM Chappell
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
26
BC Booth
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
27
TR Veivers
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
28
RB Simpson
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
2
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
29
Javed Burki
Ct
JR Reid
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Lahore
1964/65
30
Majid Khan
Ct
JR Reid
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Lahore
1964/65
31
Pervez Sajjad
St†
BE Congdon
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Lahore
1964/65
32
TW Jarvis
Ct
Majid Khan
New Zealand
1
Pakistan
Wellington
1972/73
33
RC Fredericks
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
34
CG Greenidge
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
35
AI Kallicharran
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
36
CL King
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
37
IT Botham
Ct
GN Yallop
England
1
Australia
Sydney
1978/79
38
AR Border
St
Javed Miandad
Australia
2
Pakistan
Lahore
1979/80
39
BM Laird
Ct
BA Edgar
Australia
2
New Zealand
Christchurch
1981/82
40
AR Border
Ct
IVA Richards
Australia
1
West Indies
Melbourne
1984/85
41
Saleem Malik
Ct
PA de Silva
Pakistan
1
Sri Lanka
Kandy
1985/86
42
DL Haynes
Ct
Aamer Malik
West Indies
1
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
43
RB Richardson
Ct
Aamer Malik
West Indies
1
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
44
MD Marshall
Ct
Aamer Malik
West Indies
1
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
45
RB Richardson
St
Aamer Malik
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
46
M Azharuddin
Ct
Aamer Malik
India
2
Pakistan
Karachi
1989/90
47
CL Hooper
St
SV Manjrekar
West Indies
1
India
Mohali
1994/95
48
A Ranatunga
St
Saleem Elahi
Sri Lanka
2
Pakistan
Col-SSC
1996/97
49
SM Pollock
Ct
Mohammad Wasim
South Africa
1
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
1997/98
50
PL Symcox
St
Mohammad Wasim
South Africa
1
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
1997/98
51
CEL Ambrose
St
Mohammad Wasim
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Peshawar
1997/98
52
SC Ganguly
Ct
HP Tillakaratne
India
2
Sri Lanka
Wankhede
1997/98
53
Ijaz Ahmed
St
HP Tillakaratne
Pakistan
1
Sri Lanka
Dhaka
1998/99
54
Arshad Khan
Ct
HP Tillakaratne
Pakistan
1
Sri Lanka
Dhaka
1998/99
55
Shoaib Akhtar
St
HP Tillakaratne
Pakistan
1
Sri Lanka
Dhaka
1998/99
56
SS Karim
St
Shahriar Hossain
India
1
Bangladesh
Dhaka
2000/01
57
ML Nkala
Ct
Mehrab Hossain
Zimbabwe
1
Bangladesh
Bulawayo
2000/01
58
WW Hinds
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Sharjah
2001/02
59
DR Martyn
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
Australia
1
Pakistan
Sharjah
2002/03
60
AC Gilchrist
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
Australia
1
Pakistan
Sharjah
2002/03
61
JL Langer
Ct
WW Hinds
Australia
1
West Indies
Georgetown
2002/03
62
AJ Bichel
Ct
WW Hinds
Australia
1
West Indies
Georgetown
2002/03
63
M Jayawardene
Ct
MS Sinclair
Sri Lanka
2
New Zealand
Wellington
2006/07
64
CD Cumming
Ct
KC Sangakkara
New Zealand
2
Sri Lanka
Wellington
2006/07
65
SP Fleming
Ct
KC Sangakkara
New Zealand
2
Sri Lanka
Wellington
2006/07
66
SE Bond
Ct
KC Sangakkara
New Zealand
2
Sri Lanka
Wellington
2006/07
67
SC Ganguly
Ct
Rajin Saleh
India
1
Bangladesh
Mirpur
2007
68
MN Samuels
Ct
KC Sangakkara
West Indies
2
Sri Lanka
Providence
2007/08
69
RO Hinds
Ct
KC Sangakkara
West Indies
2
Sri Lanka
Providence
2007/08
70
S Chanderpaul
Ct
PD Collingwood
West Indies
2
England
Ch-le-St
2009
71
Mohammad Yousuf
Ct
KC Sangakkara
Pakistan
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2009
72
Misbah-ul-Haq
Ct
KC Sangakkara
Pakistan
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2009
73
KMDN Kulasekara
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
Sri Lanka
1
Pakistan
Pallekele
2012
74
GP Swann
Ct
BB McCullum
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2013
75
Rubel Hossain
Ct
JK Silva
Bangladesh
2
Sri Lanka
Mirpur
2013/14
76
Azhar Ali
Ct
DA Warner
Pakistan
1
Australia
Abu Dhabi
2014/15
77
DS Smith
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
1
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
78
LR Johnson
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
2
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
79
S Chanderpaul
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
2
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
80
D Ramdin
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
2
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
81
Zulfiqar Babar
St
Mahmudullah
Pakistan
1
Bangladesh
Khulna
2014/15
82
JE Root
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
83
MM Ali
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
84
SCJ Broad
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
85
AN Cook
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
86
IR Bell
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
87
JC Buttler
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
88
AD Mathews
Ct
KL Rahul
Sri Lanka
2
India
Col-Sara
2015
89
CR Woakes
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
1
Sri Lanka
Ch-le-St
2016
90
SCJ Broad
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
1
Sri Lanka
Ch-le-St
2016
91
MA Starc
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
1
Sri Lanka
Pallekele
2016
92
Sikandar Raza
Ct
TWM Latham
Zimbabwe
2
New Zealand
Bulawayo
2016
93
TWM Latham
Ct
BB Chari
New Zealand
1
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2016
94
HM Nicholls
Ct
BB Chari
New Zealand
1
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2016
95
IS Sodhi
Ct
BB Chari
New Zealand
1
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2016
96
DA Warner
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
1
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
97
SPD Smith
St
MDKJ Perera
Australia
1
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
98
MC Henriques
St
MDKJ Perera
Australia
1
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
99
MR Marsh
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
100
MA Starc
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
101
JR Hazlewood
St
MDKJ Perera
Australia
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
102
RG Sharma
Ct
L Ronchi
India
2
New Zealand
Eden Gardens
2016/17
103
SC Cook
Ct
BKG Mendis
South Africa
1
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
2016/17
104
D Elgar
Ct
BKG Mendis
South Africa
1
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
2016/17
105
JP Duminy
Ct
BKG Mendis
South Africa
1
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
2016/17
106
JA Raval
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
107
KS Williamson
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
108
C de Grandhomme
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
109
BJ Watling
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
110
N Wagner
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
111
BRM Taylor
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
112
KM Jarvis
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
113
Sikandar Raza
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
114
AG Cremer
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
115
H Masakadza
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
116
CJ Chibhabha
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
117
RP Burl
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
118
PJ Moor
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
119
LT Ngidi
Ct†
KD Karthik
South Africa
2
India
Johannesburg
2017/18
120
CA Pujara
Ct†
JN Hamilton
India
1
West Indies
Hyderabad
2018/19
121
UT Yadav
Ct†
JN Hamilton
India
1
West Indies
Hyderabad
2018/19
122
TM Head
Ct†
Mohammad Rizwan
Australia
2
Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
2018/19
123
M Labuschagne
Ct†
Mohammad Rizwan
Australia
2
Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
2018/19
124
JM Bairstow
Ct
SD Hope
England
2
West Indies
Bridgetown
2018/19
125
SM Curran
St
SD Hope
England
2
West Indies
Bridgetown
2018/19
126
SD Hope
Ct
JM Bairstow
West Indies
1
England
North Sound
2018/19
127
DM Bravo
St
JM Bairstow
West Indies
1
England
North Sound
2018/19
128
JO Holder
Ct
JM Bairstow
West Indies
1
England
North Sound
2018/19
129
Q de Kock
Ct
JM Bairstow
South Africa
2
England
Centurion
2019/20
130
VD Philander
Ct
JM Bairstow
South Africa
2
England
Centurion
2019/20
131
RJ Burns
Ct†
JM Da Silva
England
2
West Indies
Manchester
2020
132
LRPL Taylor
Ct
SSJ Brooks
New Zealand
1
West Indies
Hamilton
2020/21
133
TWM Latham
St†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
134
WA Young
Ct†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
135
LRPL Taylor
Ct†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
136
MS Harris
Ct†
OJD Pope
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
137
DA Warner
Ct†
OJD Pope
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
138
M Labuschagne
Ct†
OJD Pape
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
139
AT Carey
Ct†
OJD Pope
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
140
Babar Azam
Ct
TWM Latham
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Karachi
2022/23
141
BM Duckett
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
2
Sri Lanka
Manchester
2024
142
R Ravindra
Ct†
DC Jurel
New Zealand
1
India
Bangalore
2024/25
143
OJD Pope
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
144
JL Smith
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
145
CR Woakes
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 121st occasion of a batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Dis
Wicket keeper
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Season
01
WE Midwinter
Ct
WG Grace
Australia
1
England
The Oval
1884
02
GHS Trott
Ct
JT Brown
Australia
1
England
Manchester
1896
03
VT Trumper
Ct
RH Spooner
Australia
2
England
The Oval
1905
04
AG Chipperfield
Ct
FE Woolley
Australia
2
England
The Oval
1934
05
BA Barnett
Ct
E Paynter
Australia
2
England
Lord’s
1938
06
L Amarnath
Ct
RJ Christiani
India
1
West Indies
Eden Gardens
1948/49
07
RS Modi
Ct
RJ Christiani
India
2
West Indies
Eden Gardens
1948/49
08
JDC Goddard
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
09
FJ Cameron
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
10
DS Atkinson
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
11
DS Atkinson
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
2
India
Brabourne
1948/49
12
PEW Jones
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
2
India
Brabourne
1948/49
13
S Ramadhin
Ct
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
1
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
14
FMM Worrell
Ct
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
2
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
15
DN Sardesai
Ct
CW Smith
India
2
West Indies
Port of Spain
1961/62
16
WM Lawry
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
17
IM Chappell
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
18
BC Booth
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
19
TR Veivers
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
1
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
20
RB Simpson
Ct
Hanif Mohammad
Australia
2
Pakistan
Melbourne
1964/65
21
Javed Burki
Ct
JR Reid
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Lahore
1964/65
22
Majid Khan
Ct
JR Reid
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Lahore
1964/65
23
TW Jarvis
Ct
Majid Khan
New Zealand
1
Pakistan
Wellington
1972/73
24
RC Fredericks
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
25
CG Greenidge
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
26
AI Kallicharran
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
27
CL King
Ct
Majid Khan
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Kingston
1976/77
28
IT Botham
Ct
GN Yallop
England
1
Australia
Sydney
1978/79
29
BM Laird
Ct
BA Edgar
Australia
2
New Zealand
Christchurch
1981/82
30
AR Border
Ct
IVA Richards
Australia
1
West Indies
Melbourne
1984/85
31
Saleem Malik
Ct
PA de Silva
Pakistan
1
Sri Lanka
Kandy
1985/86
32
DL Haynes
Ct
Aamer Malik
West Indies
1
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
33
RB Richardson
Ct
Aamer Malik
West Indies
1
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
34
MD Marshall
Ct
Aamer Malik
West Indies
1
Pakistan
Bridgetown
1987/88
35
M Azharuddin
Ct
Aamer Malik
India
2
Pakistan
Karachi
1989/90
36
SM Pollock
Ct
Mohammad Wasim
South Africa
1
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
1997/98
37
SC Ganguly
Ct
HP Tillakaratne
India
2
Sri Lanka
Wankhede
1997/98
38
Arshad Khan
Ct
HP Tillakaratne
Pakistan
1
Sri Lanka
Dhaka
1998/99
39
ML Nkala
Ct
Mehrab Hossain
Zimbabwe
1
Bangladesh
Bulawayo
2000/01
40
WW Hinds
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
West Indies
2
Pakistan
Sharjah
2001/02
41
DR Martyn
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
Australia
1
Pakistan
Sharjah
2002/03
42
AC Gilchrist
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
Australia
1
Pakistan
Sharjah
2002/03
43
JL Langer
Ct
WW Hinds
Australia
1
West Indies
Georgetown
2002/03
44
AJ Bichel
Ct
WW Hinds
Australia
1
West Indies
Georgetown
2002/03
45
M Jayawardene
Ct
MS Sinclair
Sri Lanka
2
New Zealand
Wellington
2006/07
46
CD Cumming
Ct
KC Sangakkara
New Zealand
2
Sri Lanka
Wellington
2006/07
47
SP Fleming
Ct
KC Sangakkara
New Zealand
2
Sri Lanka
Wellington
2006/07
48
SE Bond
Ct
KC Sangakkara
New Zealand
2
Sri Lanka
Wellington
2006/07
49
SC Ganguly
Ct
Rajin Saleh
India
1
Bangladesh
Mirpur
2007
50
MN Samuels
Ct
KC Sangakkara
West Indies
2
Sri Lanka
Providence
2007/08
51
RO Hinds
Ct
KC Sangakkara
West Indies
2
Sri Lanka
Providence
2007/08
52
S Chanderpaul
Ct
PD Collingwood
West Indies
2
England
Ch-le-St
2009
53
Mohammad Yousuf
Ct
KC Sangakkara
Pakistan
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2009
54
Misbah-ul-Haq
Ct
KC Sangakkara
Pakistan
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2009
55
KMDN Kulasekara
Ct
Taufeeq Umar
Sri Lanka
1
Pakistan
Pallekele
2012
56
GP Swann
Ct
BB McCullum
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2013
57
Rubel Hossain
Ct
JK Silva
Bangladesh
2
Sri Lanka
Mirpur
2013/14
58
Azhar Ali
Ct
DA Warner
Pakistan
1
Australia
Abu Dhabi
2014/15
59
DS Smith
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
1
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
60
LR Johnson
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
2
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
61
S Chanderpaul
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
2
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
62
D Ramdin
Ct
AB de Villiers
West Indies
2
South Africa
Centurion
2014/15
63
JE Root
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
64
MM Ali
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
65
SCJ Broad
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
66
AN Cook
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
67
IR Bell
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
68
JC Buttler
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
69
AD Mathews
Ct
KL Rahul
Sri Lanka
2
India
Col-Sara
2015
70
CR Woakes
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
1
Sri Lanka
Ch-le-St
2016
71
SCJ Broad
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
1
Sri Lanka
Ch-le-St
2016
72
MA Starc
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
1
Sri Lanka
Pallekele
2016
73
Sikandar Raza
Ct
TWM Latham
Zimbabwe
2
New Zealand
Bulawayo
2016
74
TWM Latham
Ct
BB Chari
New Zealand
1
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2016
75
HM Nicholls
Ct
BB Chari
New Zealand
1
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2016
76
IS Sodhi
Ct
BB Chari
New Zealand
1
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2016
77
DA Warner
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
1
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
78
MR Marsh
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
79
MA Starc
Ct
MDKJ Perera
Australia
2
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
2016
80
RG Sharma
Ct
L Ronchi
India
2
New Zealand
Eden Gardens
2016/17
81
SC Cook
Ct
BKG Mendis
South Africa
1
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
2016/17
82
D Elgar
Ct
BKG Mendis
South Africa
1
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
2016/17
83
JP Duminy
Ct
BKG Mendis
South Africa
1
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
2016/17
84
JA Raval
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
85
KS Williamson
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
86
C de Grandhomme
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
87
BJ Watling
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
88
N Wagner
Ct
Imrul Kayes
New Zealand
1
Bangladesh
Wellington
2016/17
89
BRM Taylor
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
90
KM Jarvis
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
91
Sikandar Raza
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
92
AG Cremer
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
1
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
93
H Masakadza
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
94
CJ Chibhabha
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
95
RP Burl
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
96
PJ Moor
Ct
AB de Villiers
Zimbabwe
2
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
2017/18
97
JM Bairstow
Ct
SD Hope
England
2
West Indies
Bridgetown
2018/19
98
SD Hope
Ct
JM Bairstow
West Indies
1
England
North Sound
2018/19
99
JO Holder
Ct
JM Bairstow
West Indies
1
England
North Sound
2018/19
100
Q de Kock
Ct
JM Bairstow
South Africa
2
England
Centurion
2019/20
101
VD Philander
Ct
JM Bairstow
South Africa
2
England
Centurion
2019/20
102
LRPL Taylor
Ct
SSJ Brooks
New Zealand
1
West Indies
Hamilton
2020/21
103
Babar Azam
Ct
TWM Latham
Pakistan
2
New Zealand
Karachi
2022/23
104
BM Duckett
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
2
Sri Lanka
Manchester
2024
105
WW Armstrong
Ct†
AO Jones
Australia
1
England
The Oval
1905
106
LT Ngidi
Ct†
KD Karthik
South Africa
2
India
Johannesburg
2017/18
107
CA Pujara
Ct†
JN Hamilton
India
1
West Indies
Hyderabad
2018/19
108
UT Yadav
Ct†
JN Hamilton
India
1
West Indies
Hyderabad
2018/19
109
TM Head
Ct†
Mohammad Rizwan
Australia
2
Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
2018/19
110
M Labuschagne
Ct†
Mohammad Rizwan
Australia
2
Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
2018/19
111
RJ Burns
Ct†
JM Da Silva
England
2
West Indies
Manchester
2020
112
WA Young
Ct†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
113
LRPL Taylor
Ct†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
114
MS Harris
Ct†
OJD Pope
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
115
DA Warner
Ct†
OJD Pope
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
116
M Labuschagne
Ct†
OJD Pape
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
117
AT Carey
Ct†
OJD Pope
Australia
2
England
Sydney
2021/22
118
R Ravindra
Ct†
DC Jurel
New Zealand
1
India
Bangalore
2024/25
119
OJD Pope
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
120
JL Smith
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
121
CR Woakes
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 16th occasion of an England batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Dis
Wicket keeper
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
IT Botham
Ct
GN Yallop
England
1
Australia
Sydney
1978/79
2
GP Swann
Ct
BB McCullum
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2013
3
JE Root
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
4
MM Ali
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
5
SCJ Broad
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
6
AN Cook
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
7
IR Bell
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
8
JC Buttler
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
9
CR Woakes
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
1
Sri Lanka
Ch-le-St
2016
10
SCJ Broad
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
1
Sri Lanka
Ch-le-St
2016
11
JM Bairstow
Ct
SD Hope
England
2
West Indies
Bridgetown
2018/19
12
BM Duckett
Ct
BKG Mendis
England
2
Sri Lanka
Manchester
2024
13
RJ Burns
Ct†
JM Da Silva
England
2
West Indies
Manchester
2020
14
OJD Pope
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
15
JL Smith
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
16
CR Woakes
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 15th occasion of a batsman caught by the substitute Indian wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket against India as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Dis
Wicket keeper
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
JDC Goddard
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
2
FJ Cameron
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
3
DS Atkinson
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
1
India
Brabourne
1948/49
4
DS Atkinson
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
2
India
Brabourne
1948/49
5
PEW Jones
Ct
L Amarnath
West Indies
2
India
Brabourne
1948/49
6
S Ramadhin
Ct
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
1
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
7
FMM Worrell
Ct
VL Manjrekar
West Indies
2
India
Port of Spain
1952/53
8
AD Mathews
Ct
KL Rahul
Sri Lanka
2
India
Col-Sara
2015
9
LT Ngidi
Ct†
KD Karthik
South Africa
2
India
Johannesburg
2017/18
10
WA Young
Ct†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
11
LRPL Taylor
Ct†
K Srikar Bharat
New Zealand
1
India
Kanpur
2021/22
12
R Ravindra
Ct†
DC Jurel
New Zealand
1
India
Bangalore
2024/25
13
OJD Pope
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
14
JL Smith
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
15
CR Woakes
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the third occasion of an England batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket against India as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Dis
Wicket keeper
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
OJD Pope
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
2
JL Smith
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
3
CR Woakes
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the eleventh occasion of a batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket at Lord’s. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Dis
Wicket keeper
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
BA Barnett
Ct
E Paynter
Australia
2
England
Lord’s
1938
2
GP Swann
Ct
BB McCullum
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2013
3
JE Root
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
4
MM Ali
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
5
SCJ Broad
Ct
TWM Latham
England
1
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
6
AN Cook
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
7
IR Bell
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
8
JC Buttler
Ct
TWM Latham
England
2
New Zealand
Lord’s
2015
9
OJD Pope
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
10
JL Smith
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
11
CR Woakes
Ct†
DC Jurel
England
1
India
Lord’s
2025
Australian bowlers capuring six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the 40th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the 15th occasion of an Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the eighth occasion of a left arm Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the first occasion of an left arm Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the fifth occasion of an left arm Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the first occasion of an left arm Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against West Indies
Six or more wickets in a test innings by Australian bowlers
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the 253rd occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 32nd occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the 143rd occasion of an Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 19th occasion of an Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the 41st occasion of a left arm Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the eighth occasion of an left arm Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs against West Indies in the just concluded test at Kingston to provide the 31st occasion of an left arm Australian pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of an left arm Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies
Bowlers capturing six or more wickets in a test innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs in the fourth innings of the just concluded test to provide the seventh occasion of a bowler capturing sis or more wickets in an innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
O
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GA Lohmann
9.4
5
5
7
8
4
England
v South Africa
Gqeberha
13 Feb 1896
2
AER Gilligan
6.3
6
4
7
6
2
England
v South Africa
Birmingham
14 Jun 1924
3
JJC Lawson
6.5
6
4
3
6
3
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Dhaka
8 Dec 2002
4
MJ Clarke
6.2
6
0
9
6
3
Australia
v India
Wankhede
3 Nov 2004
5
DW Steyn
8.1
6
6
8
6
2
South Africa
v Pakistan
Johannesburg
1 Feb 2013
6
SM Boland
4.0
6
1
7
6
3
Australia
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
7
MA Starc
7.3
6
4
9
6
4
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
12 Jul 2025
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs in the fourth innings of the just concluded test to provide the third occasion of an Australian bowler capturing sis or more wickets in an innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
O
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MJ Clarke
6.2
6
0
9
6
3
Australia
v India
Wankhede
3 Nov 2004
2
SM Boland
4.0
6
1
7
6
3
Australia
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
3
MA Starc
7.3
6
4
9
6
4
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
12 Jul 2025
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs in the fourth innings of the just concluded test to provide the sixth occasion of a pace bowler capturing sis or more wickets in an innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
O
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GA Lohmann
9.4
5
5
7
8
4
England
v South Africa
Gqeberha
13 Feb 1896
2
AER Gilligan
6.3
6
4
7
6
2
England
v South Africa
Birmingham
14 Jun 1924
3
JJC Lawson
6.5
6
4
3
6
3
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Dhaka
8 Dec 2002
4
DW Steyn
8.1
6
6
8
6
2
South Africa
v Pakistan
Johannesburg
1 Feb 2013
5
SM Boland
4.0
6
1
7
6
3
Australia
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
6
MA Starc
7.3
6
4
9
6
4
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
12 Jul 2025
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs in the fourth innings of the just concluded test to provide the second occasion of an Australian pace bowler capturing sis or more wickets in an innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
O
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
SM Boland
4.0
6
1
7
6
3
Australia
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
2
MA Starc
7.3
6
4
9
6
4
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
12 Jul 2025
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs in the fourth innings of the just concluded test to provide the only occasion of a bowler, a pace bowler, an Australian bowler and an Australian pace bowler capturing sis or more wickets in an innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket against West Indies
MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding nine runs in the fourth innings of the just concluded test to provide the only occasion of a left arm bowler, a left arm pace bowler, and a left arm Australianv pace bowler capturing sis or more wickets in an innings conceding single digit runs in the annals of test cricket.
Bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests
MA Starc of Australia captured his 400th wicket in the just concluded test against West Indies at Kingston and at the end of the test his aggregate of test wickets read 402. The following table lists the bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests, pace bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests, Left arm pace bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests and left arm bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests,
BOWLERS WHO HAVE CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
M Muralidaran
Srl
133
230
44039
18180
800
9/51
16/220
22.72
67
22
2
SK Warne
Aus
145
273
40705
17995
708
8/71
12/128
25.41
37
10
3
JM Anderson
Eng
188
350
40037
18627
704
7/42
11/71
26.45
32
3
4
A Kumble
Ind
132
236
40850
18355
619
10/74
14/149
29.65
35
8
5
SCJ Broad
Eng
167
309
33698
16719
604
8/15
11/121
27.68
20
3
6
GD McGrath
Aus
124
243
29248
12186
563
8/24
10/27
21.64
29
3
7
NM Lyon
Aus
139
259
34502
16942
562
8/50
13/154
30.14
24
5
8
R Ashwin
Ind
106
200
27246
12891
537
7/59
13/140
24.00
37
8
9
CA Walsh
Win
132
242
30019
12688
519
7/37
13/55
24.44
22
3
10
DW Steyn
SAF
93
171
18608
10077
439
7/51
11/60
22.95
26
5
11
N Kapil Dev
Ind
131
227
27740
12867
434
9/83
11/146
29.64
23
2
12
HMRKB Herath
Srl
93
170
25993
12157
433
9/127
14/184
28.07
34
9
13
Sir RJ Hadlee
NAl
86
150
21918
9611
431
9/52
15/123
22.29
36
9
14
SM Pollock
SAF
108
202
24353
9733
421
7/87
10/147
23.11
16
1
15
Harbhajan Singh
Ind
103
190
28580
13537
417
8/84
15/217
32.46
25
5
16
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
181
22627
9779
414
7/119
11/110
23.62
25
5
17
CEL Ambrose
Win
98
179
22103
8501
405
8/45
11/84
20.99
22
3
18
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
PACE BOWLERS WHO HAVE CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
JM Anderson
Eng
188
350
40037
18627
704
7/42
11/71
26.45
32
3
2
SCJ Broad
Eng
167
309
33698
16719
604
8/15
11/121
27.68
20
3
3
GD McGrath
Aus
124
243
29248
12186
563
8/24
10/27
21.64
29
3
4
CA Walsh
Win
132
242
30019
12688
519
7/37
13/55
24.44
22
3
5
DW Steyn
SAF
93
171
18608
10077
439
7/51
11/60
22.95
26
5
6
N Kapil Dev
Ind
131
227
27740
12867
434
9/83
11/146
29.64
23
2
7
Sir RJ Hadlee
NZl
86
150
21918
9611
431
9/52
15/123
22.29
36
9
8
SM Pollock
SAF
108
202
24353
9733
421
7/87
10/147
23.11
16
1
9
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
181
22627
9779
414
7/119
11/110
23.62
25
5
10
CEL Ambrose
Win
98
179
22103
8501
405
8/45
11/84
20.99
22
3
11
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
LEFT ARM PACE BOWLERS WHO HAVE CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkt
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
181
22627
9779
414
7/119
11/110
23.62
25
5
2
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
LEFT ARM BOWLERS WHO HAVE CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkt
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
HMRKB Herath
Srl
93
170
25993
12157
433
9/127
14/184
28.07
34
9
2
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
181
22627
9779
414
7/119
11/110
23.62
25
5
3
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
MA Starc of Australia captured his 400th wicket in the just concluded test against West Indies at Kingston and at the end of the test his aggregate of test wickets read 402. The following table lists the Australian bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests, Australian pace bowlers who have captured 400 plus wickets in tests, Australian Left arm pace bowler who has captured 400 plus wickets in tests and Australian left arm bowler who has captured 400 plus wickets in tests,
BOWLERS WHO HAVE CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS – AUSTRALIAN BOWLERS
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
SK Warne
Aus
145
273
40705
17995
708
8/71
12/128
25.41
37
10
2
GD McGrath
Aus
124
243
29248
12186
563
8/24
10/27
21.64
29
3
3
NM Lyon
Aus
139
259
34502
16942
562
8/50
13/154
30.14
24
5
4
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
PACE BOWLERS WHO HAVE CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS – AUSTRALIAN BOWLERS
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
GD McGrath
Aus
124
243
29248
12186
563
8/24
10/27
21.64
29
3
1
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
LEFT ARM PACE BOWLERS WHO HAS CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS – AUSSIE BOWLER
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkt
BBI
BBM
Ave
5
10
1
MA Starc
Aus
100
192
19094
10863
402
6/9
11/94
27.02
16
2
LEFT ARM BOWLERS WHO HAS CAPTURED 400 PLUS WICKETS IN TESTS – AUSTRALIAN BOWLER