India was dismissed all out for 400 in its first innings to provide the sixth occasion of a team dismissed for exact 400 runs in a test innings. It also provides the second occasion of India dismissed for exact 400 runs in a test innings. The other occasion was against Sri Lanka at Cuttack in Jan 1987

Australia was also dismissed for exact 400 runs in a test innings against India at Bengaluru in March 1998.

No	Team	Score	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	400	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	04 Jan 1987
2	Australia	400	v India	Bengaluru	25 Mar 1998
3	England	400	v India	Wankhede	18 Mar 2006
4	England	400	v West Indies	Ch-le-St	15 Jun 2007
5	England	400	v South Africa	Johannesburg	24 Jan 2020
6	India	400	v Australia	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023

R Ashwin captured the wicket of Usman Khawaja in Australia’s second innings. This wicket gave him his 150^th wicket when he shared the new ball in a test innings. He became the first spin bowler to capture 150 plus wickets when he shared the new ball in a test innings. At the end of the test, his aggregate of wickets read 154 in this category of statistics

He captured five for 37 in Australia’s second innings which gave him his 15^th five wicket haul when he shared the new ball. He became the first spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture five wickets in an innings on 15 occasions when he shred the new ball in a test innings

R Ashwin’s 5 for 37 in Australia’s second innings represent his 31^st five wicket haul in an innings of his test career. It also represents the second most five wicket hauls in an inninngs by an Indian bowler. A Kumble has the most five wicket hauls in an innings – 35

R Ashwin’s 5 for 37 in Australia’s second innings represent his 25th five wicket haul in an innings of his test career on home soil. He now shares the record for most five wicket hauls in an innings by an Indian bowler on home soil with A Kumble. A Kumble has also 25 five wicket hauls in an inningd

R Ashwin’s 5 for 37 in Australia’s second innings represent his 26th five wicket haul in an innings of his test career in winning tests. He now stands third in the list of bowlers who have captured most wickets in their career in winning tests. The first two places are occupied by M Muralitharan {41} and SK Warne {27}

R Ashwin’s 5 for 37 in Australia’s second innings represent his 23^rd five wicket haul in an innings of his test career in winning tests on home soil. It also represents the second most five wicket hauls by bowler in winning tests on home soil. M Muralitharan has the most five wicket hauls in winning tests on home soid – 30.

UT Khawaja of Australia was playing his 100^th innings in Australia’s second innings to provide the 206^th occasion of a batsman playing 100 plus innings in their test career. He also became the 35^th Australian batsman to achieve such a feat.

Australia was dismissed all out for 91 in its second innings to provide the 39^th occasion of Australia dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs in a test innings. It also provides the third occasion of Australia dismissed all out for a total of less than 100 runs in a test innings against India.

Australia was dismissed all out for 91 in its second innings represent its lowest team total against India in India.  Australia’s previous lowest total against India in India was 93 at Wankhede Stadium in Nov 2004. In this test Rahul Dravid was India’s captain. Harbhajan Singh shared the new ball to capture 5 for 29 in the second innings.

Some similarities in these two tests

At Nagpur in 2023, RA Jadeja captured five for 47 in the first innings. R Ashwin captured five for 37 sharing the new ball in the second innings. Rohit Sharma was the India’s captain in this test

At Wankhede in 2004, A Kumble captured five for 90 in the first innings. Harbhajan Singh captured five for 29 sharing the new ball in the second innings. Rahul Dravid was India’s captain in this test

India won this test by an innings and 132 runs to provide the 49^th occasion of India winning a test by an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	inns & 272 runs	v West Indies	Rajkot	04 Oct 2018
2	India	won	inns & 262 runs	v Afghanistan	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
3	India	won	inns & 239 runs	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	25 May 2007
4	India	won	inns & 239 runs	v Sri Lanka	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
5	India	won	inns & 222 runs	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	04 Mar 2022
6	India	won	inns & 219 runs	v Australia	Eden Gardens	18 Mar 1998
7	India	won	inns & 202 runs	v South Africa	Ranchi	19 Oct 2019
8	India	won	inns & 198 runs	v New Zealand	Nagpur	20 Nov 2010
9	India	won	inns & 171 runs	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	12 Aug 2017
10	India	won	inns & 144 runs	v Sri Lanka	Kanpur	24 Nov 2009
11	India	won	inns & 140 runs	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
12	India	won	inns & 137 runs	v South Africa	Pune	10 Oct 2019
13	India	won	inns & 135 runs	v Australia	Hyderabad	02 Mar 2013
14	India	won	inns & 132 runs	v Australia	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023
15	India	won	inns & 131 runs	v Pakistan	Rawalpindi	13 Apr 2004
16	India	won	inns & 130 runs	v Bangladesh	Indore	14 Nov 2019
17	India	won	inns & 126 runs	v West Indies	Wankhede	14 Nov 2013
18	India	won	inns & 119 runs	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	18 Jan 1994
19	India	won	inns & 115 runs	v New Zealand	Hyderabad	23 Aug 2012
20	India	won	inns & 112 runs	v West Indies	Wankhede	09 Oct 2002
21	India	won	inns & 109 runs	v New Zealand	Chennai	06 Jan 1956
22	India	won	inns & 106 runs	v Sri Lanka	Nagpur	27 Dec 1986
23	India	won	inns & 101 runs	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	21 Feb 2002
24	India	won	inns & 100 runs	v Australia	Wankhede	03 Nov 1979
25	India	won	inns & 095 runs	v Sri Lanka	Bengaluru	26 Jan 1994
26	India	won	inns & 092 runs	v West Indies	North Sound	21 Jul 2016
27	India	won	inns & 090 runs	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	13 Sep 2005
28	India	won	inns & 083 runs	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	17 Dec 2004
29	India	won	inns & 075 runs	v England	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
30	India	won	inns & 070 runs	v Pakistan	Delhi	16 Oct 1952
31	India	won	inns & 067 runs	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	04 Jan 1987
32	India	won	inns & 057 runs	v South Africa	Eden Gardens	14 Feb 2010
33	India	won	inns & 053 runs	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	03 Aug 2017
34	India	won	inns & 052 runs	v Pakistan	Multan	28 Mar 2004
35	India	won	inns & 051 runs	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	06 Nov 2013
36	India	won	inns & 046 runs	v England	Leeds	22 Aug 2002
37	India	won	inns & 046 runs	v Bangladesh	Eden Gardens	22 Nov 2019
38	India	won	inns & 036 runs	v England	Wankhede	08 Dec 2016
39	India	won	inns & 027 runs	v New Zealand	Brabourne	02 Dec 1955
40	India	won	inns & 025 runs	v England	Ahmedabad	04 Mar 2021
41	India	won	inns & 024 runs	v Sri Lanka	Brabourne	02 Dec 2009
42	India	won	inns & 022 runs	v England	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
43	India	won	inns & 017 runs	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	08 Feb 1994
44	India	won	inns & 015 runs	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	14 Nov 2011
45	India	won	inns & 015 runs	v England	Wankhede	19 Feb 1993
46	India	won	inns & 013 runs	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	13 Mar 1993
47	India	won	inns & 008 runs	v England	Chennai	06 Feb 1952
48	India	won	inns & 008 runs	v Sri Lanka	Chandigarh	23 Nov 1990
49	India	won	inns & 002 runs	v Australia	Sydney	07 Jan 1978

India won this test by an innings and 132 runs to provide the fifth occasion of India winning a test by an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	inns & 219 runs	v Australia	Eden Gardens	18 Mar 1998
2	India	won	inns & 135 runs	v Australia	Hyderabad	02 Mar 2013
3	India	won	inns & 132 runs	v Australia	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023
4	India	won	inns & 100 runs	v Australia	Wankhede	03 Nov 1979
5	India	won	inns & 002 runs	v Australia	Sydney	07 Jan 1978

R Ashwin has captured 325 wickets in India’s winning tests with his eight wickets in this test which is a record for most wickets by an Indian bowler in winning tests.

T Murphy of Australia captured seven for 124 in the just concluded test against India at Nagpur to provide the 23^rd occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings on test debut. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Australian bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	TK Kendall	33.1	4	12	55	7	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	15 Mar 1877
2	AE Trott	27.0	6	10	43	8	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	11 Jan 1895
3	RAL Massie	32.5	6	7	84	8	1	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	22 Jun 1972
4	RAL Massie	27.2	6	9	53	8	3	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	22 Jun 1972
5	JJ Krejza	43.5	6	1	215	8	1	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
6	T Murphy	47.0	6	12	124	7	2	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023

It also provides the fifth occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings against India on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AV Bedser	29.1	6	11	49	7	1	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
2	JK Lever	23.0	6	6	46	7	2	Eng	Ind	Delhi	17 Dec 1976
3	L Klusener	21.3	6	4	64	8	4	SAF	Ind	Eden Gardens	27 Nov 1996
4	JJ Krejza	43.5	6	1	215	8	1	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
5	T Murphy	47.0	6	12	124	7	2	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023

It also provides the second occasion of an Australian bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings against India on test debut. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	JJ Krejza	43.5	6	1	215	8	1	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
2	T Murphy	47.0	6	12	124	7	2	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023

It also provides the fifteenth occasion of a bowler capturing exact seven wickets in an innings  on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	TK Kendall	33.1	4	12	55	7	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	15 Mar 1877
2	WH Ashley	43.1	4	18	95	7	1	SAF	Eng	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
3	AE Hall	37.3	6	12	63	7	4	SAF	Eng	Cape Town	01 Jan 1923
4	James Langridge	17.0	6	4	56	7	3	Eng	Win	Manchester	22 Jul 1933
5	AV Bedser	29.1	6	11	49	7	1	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
6	JC Laker	37.0	6	9	103	7	1	Eng	Win	Bridgetown	21 Jan 1948
7	Mohammad Nazir	30.1	6	3	99	7	2	Pak	NZl	Karachi	24 Oct 1969
8	JK Lever	23.0	6	6	46	7	2	Eng	Ind	Delhi	17 Dec 1976
9	DG Cork	19.3	6	5	43	7	4	Eng	Win	Lord’s	22 Jun 1995
10	Mohammad Zahid	20.0	6	3	66	7	3	Pak	NZl	Rawalpindi	28 Nov 1996
11	DJG Sammy	21.3	6	2	66	7	3	Win	Eng	Manchester	07 Jun 2007
12	M de Lange	23.2	6	3	81	7	1	SAF	Srl	Durban	26 Dec 2011
13	KJ Abbott	11.4	6	4	29	7	2	SAF	Pak	Centurion	22 Feb 2013
14	Abrar Ahmed	22.0	6	1	114	7	1	Pak	Eng	Multan	09 Dec 2022
15	T Murphy	47.0	6	12	124	7	2	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023