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SAF vs Ind 2010-11 : First Test : India's innings defeats

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India’s defeat against South Africa by an innings and 25 runs provide the 37^th occasion of India losing a test by an innings margin. All the 37 occasions are listed below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	lost	inns & 336 runs	v West Indies	Kolkata	Dec 1958
2	India	lost	inns & 285 runs	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1974
3	India	lost	inns & 239 runs	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Jul 2008
4	India	lost	inns & 226 runs	v Australia	Brisbane	Nov 1947
5	India	lost	inns & 207 runs	v England	Manchester	Jul 1952
6	India	lost	inns & 193 runs	v West Indies	Chennai	Jan 1949
7	India	lost	inns & 177 runs	v Australia	Melbourne	Feb 1948
8	India	lost	inns & 173 runs	v England	Leeds	Jul 1959
9	India	lost	inns & 141 runs	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2000
10	India	lost	inns & 127 runs	v Australia	Delhi	Dec 1959
11	India	lost	inns & 124 runs	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1967
12	India	lost	inns & 119 runs	v Pakistan	Hyd-Pak	Jan 1983
13	India	lost	inns & 097 runs	v West Indies	Bridgetown	Mar 1976
14	India	lost	inns & 090 runs	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	Apr 2008
15	India	lost	inns & 086 runs	v Pakistan	Karachi	Dec 1982
16	India	lost	inns & 083 runs	v England	Birmingham	Jul 1979
17	India	lost	inns & 083 runs	v West Indies	Kanpur	Oct 1983
18	India	lost	inns & 078 runs	v England	Birmingham	Jul 1974
19	India	lost	inns & 077 runs	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Aug 2001
20	India	lost	inns & 071 runs	v South Africa	Bangalore	Mar 2000
21	India	lost	inns & 059 runs	v England	Nottingham	Jun 1959
22	India	lost	inns & 055 runs	v Australia	Chennai	Jan 1960
23	India	lost	inns & 046 runs	v West Indies	Kolkata	Dec 1983
24	India	lost	inns & 045 runs	v West Indies	Kolkata	Dec 1966
25	India	lost	inns & 043 runs	v Pakistan	Lucknow	Oct 1952
26	India	lost	inns & 033 runs	v New Zealand	Wellington	Feb 1976
27	India	lost	inns & 030 runs	v West Indies	Bridgetown	Mar 1962
28	India	lost	inns & 027 runs	v England	The Oval	Aug 1959
29	India	lost	inns & 025 runs	v South Africa	Centurion	Dec 2010
30	India	lost	inns & 025 runs	v England	Delhi	Dec 1976
31	India	lost	inns & 018 runs	v West Indies	Kingston	Mar 1962
32	India	lost	inns & 017 runs	v West Indies	Delhi	Dec 1974
33	India	lost	inns & 016 runs	v Australia	Adelaide	Jan 1948
34	India	lost	inns & 006 runs	v South Africa	Nagpur	Feb 2010
35	India	lost	inns & 005 runs	v Australia	Chennai	Oct 1956
36	India	lost	inns & 004 runs	v Australia	Melbourne	Dec 1967
37	India	lost	inns & 004 runs	v Australia	Sydney< /strong>	Jan 1981

The break up of 37 occasions read thus – vs Australia {09} : vs England {09} : vs NZl {01} : vs Pakistan {03} : vs South Africa {04}: vs Sri Lanka {02} and vs West Indies {09}

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	lost	inns & 226 runs	v Australia	Brisbane	Nov 1947
2	India	lost	inns & 177 runs	v Australia	Melbourne	Feb 1948
3	India	lost	inns & 141 runs	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2000
4	India	lost	inns & 127 runs	v Australia	Delhi	Dec 1959
5	India	lost	inns & 055 runs	v Australia	Chennai	Jan 1960
6	India	lost	inns & 016 runs	v Australia	Adelaide	Jan 1948
7	India	lost	inns & 005 runs	v Australia	Chennai	Oct 1956
8	India	lost	inns & 004 runs	v Australia	Melbourne	Dec 1967
9	India	lost	inns & 004 runs	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 1981

1	India	lost	inns & 285 runs	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1974
2	India	lost	inns & 207 runs	v England	Manchester	Jul 1952
3	India	lost	inns & 173 runs	v England	Leeds	Jul 1959
4	India	lost	inns & 124 runs	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1967
5	India	lost	inns & 083 runs	v England	Birmingham	Jul 1979
6	India	lost	inns & 078 runs	v England	Birmingham	Jul 1974
7	India	lost	inns & 059 runs	v England	Nottingham	Jun 1959
8	India	lost	inns & 027 runs	v England	The Oval	Aug 1959
9	India	lost	inns & 025 runs	v England	Delhi	Dec 1976

1	India	lost	inns & 033 runs	v New Zealand	Wellington	Feb 1976

1	India	lost	inns & 119 runs	v Pakistan	Hyd-Pak	Jan 1983
2	India	lost	inns & 086 runs	v Pakistan	Karachi	Dec 1982
3	India	lost	inns & 043 runs	v Pakistan	Lucknow	Oct 1952

1	India	lost	inns & 090 runs	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	Apr 2008
2	India	lost	inns & 071 runs	v South Africa	Bangalore	Mar 2000
3	India	lost	inns & 025 runs	v South Africa	Centurion	Dec 2010
4	India	lost	inns & 006 runs	v South Africa	Nagpur	Feb 2010

1	India	lost	inns & 239 runs	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Jul 2008
2	India	lost	inns & 077 runs	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Aug 2001

1	India	lost	inns & 336 runs	v West Indies	Kolkata	Dec 1958
2	India	lost	inns & 193 runs	v West Indies	Chennai	Jan 1949
3	India	lost	inns & 097 runs	v West Indies	Bridgetown	Mar 1976
4	India	lost	inns & 083 runs	v West Indies	Kanpur	Oct 1983
5	India	lost	inns & 046 runs	v West Indies	Kolkata	Dec 1983
6	India	lost	inns & 045 runs	v West Indies	Kolkata	Dec 1966
7	India	lost	inns & 030 runs	v West Indies	Bridgetown	Mar 1962
8	India	lost	inns & 018 runs	v West Indies	Kingston	Mar 1962
9	India	lost	inns & 017 runs	v West Indies	Delhi	Dec 1974

SAF vs Ind – 2010-11 : First test – Fifth day

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First Test – South Africa vs India at Centurion in Dec 2010: Fifth Day’s play – South Africa won by an innings and 25 runs

South Africa won this test by an innings and 25 runs providing the 37^th occasion of India losing a test match by an innings margin. The break up of 37 occasions read thus – vs Australia {09} : vs England {09} : vs NZl {01} : vs Pakistan {03} : vs South Africa {04}: vs Sri Lanka {02} and vs West Indies {09}

The four innings defeats against South Africa read thus – lost by an innings and 90 runs at Ahmedabad in Apr 2008 : lost by an innings and 71 runs at Bangalore in Mar 2000 : lost by an innings and 25 runs at Centurion in Dec 2010 and lost by an innings and 06 runs at Nagpur in Feb 2010

South Africa’s innings victory in this test provides its 35^th innings win against various oppositions. The break up read thus – vs Australia {02} : vs Bangladesh {07} : vs England {05} : vs India {04} : vs New Zealand {05} : vs Pakistan {01} : vs Sri Lanka {04} : vs West Indies {03} and vs Zimbabwe (04}

South Africa’s innings victory in this test provides its first such win against India in South Africa. This win also reprsent South Africa’s 23rd innings win in South Africa.

India’s innings defeat in this test provides its 23^rd innings defeat on away soil and provide the first such occasion on South African soil

DW Steyn conceded 105 runs in the second innings of this test providing the 16^th occasion of an South African bowler conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against India.

DW Steyn has conceded 100 plus runs in an innings against India on three occasions – 4 for 103 runs at Chennai in Mar 2008 : 1 for 115 at Kolkata in Feb 2010 and 4 for 105 at Centurion in Dec 2010. PL Harris and M Ntini are the other two bowlers who have conceded 100 plus runs in an innings on four occasions against India.

DW Steyn has conceded 100 plus runs in an innings on eleven occasions which includes his 4 for 103 in this test against various oppositions. M Ntini {23} and HJ Tayfield {14} are the other two bowlers who have leaked 100 plus runs on more occasions than DW Steyn.

SR Tendulkar’s 111 not out in this test provide the 13^th occasion of a Nelson by a batsman in a losing cause in the annals of test cricket. It is the second occasion of a 111 not out going in vain. The first occasion was 111 not out by M Leyland of England vs Australia at Melbourne in Jan 1937.

Test cricket has witnessed 54 Nelsons scores which includes SR Tendulkar’s 111 not out in this test. There are only five occasions of 111 not out scored in the annals of test cricket – 111* by M Leyland of England vs Australia at Melbourne in Jan 1937 : 111* by JV Coney of New Zealand vs Pakistan at Dunedin in Feb 1985 : 111* by R Dravid of India vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in Jan 2010 : 111* by Harbhajan Singh of India vs New Zealand at Hyd-RGS in Nov 2010 and 111* by SR Tendulkar of India vs South Africa at Centurion in Dec 2010.

SR Tendulkar’s 111 not out in this test provide the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a Nelson.

Three Indian batsmen have socred 111 not out in a test innings – R Dravid vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in Jan 2010 : Harbhajan Singh vs New Zealand at Hyd-RGS in Nov 2010 and SR Tendulkar vs South Africa at Centurion in Dec 2010.

R Dravid {111 vs South Africa at Chennai in Mar 2008 and 111* vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in Jan 2010} and SR Tendulkar {111 vs South Africa at Johannesburg in Nov 1992 and 111* vs South Africa at Centurion in Dec 2010} are the two Indian batsman who have scored Nelson on two occasions.

R Dravid {111 at Chennai in Mar 2008} and SR Tendulkar {111 at Johannesburg in Nov 1992 and 111* at Centurion in Dec 2010} are the two Indian batsman who have scored Nelson against South Africa on three occasions.

SR Tendulkar’s 111 not out in this test provide the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring Nelson against South Africa. SR Tendulkar is the only batsman to score two Nelsons against South Africa.

R Dravid of India, AR Morris of Australia, Taufeeq Umar of Pakistan, SR Tendulkar of India, ME Waugh of Australia and GM Wood of Australia are the six batsmen who have scored Nelsons on two occasions in the annals of test cricket.

SR Tendulakr and MS Dhoni added 172 runs for the seventh wicket in India’s second innings which gave SR Tendulkar his 81^st three figure partnership. He went past RT Ponting of Australia who has 80 three figure partnerships to his credit. Only R Dravid of India with 85 three figure partnerships is ahead of SR Tendulkar in terms of three figure partnerships.

SR Tendulkar has partnered three figure partnerships for the seventh wicket on three occasions – 128 runs with KS More vs New Zealand at Napier in Feb 1990 : 160* runs with M Prabhakar vs England at Manchester in Aug 1990 and 172 runs with MS Dhoni vs South Africa at Centurion in Dec 2010.

Only SR Waugh of Australia has partnered in four three figure partnerships for the seventh wicket – one more than SR Tendulkar. SR Waugh’s four century stands for the seventh wicket are – 147 with MG Hughes vs England at Leeds in Jun 1989 : 142* with SK Warne vs New Zealand at Brisbane in Dec 1993 : 117 with PR Reifell vs Sri Lanka at Adelaide in Jan 1996 and 108 with SK Warne vs India at Adelaide in Dec 1999.

PL Harris captured his 100^th wicket when he captured the wicket of V Sehwag in India’s second innings. At the end of this test he has a tally of 101 wickets. He became the fourteenth South African bowler to capture 100 plus test wickets. Others are – SM Pollock {421} : M Ntini {390} : AA Donald {330} : JH Kallis {269} : DW Steyn {224} : HJ Tayfield {170} : PR Adams {134} : TL Goddard {123} : A Nel {123} : PM Pollock {116} : M Morkel {105} : NAT Adcock {104} and N Boje {100}

Aus vs Eng 2010-11 : Perth test : Australian victories by 200 plus runs margin

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Australia won the Perth test by 267 runs providing the 45^th occasion of Australia winning a test match by 200 plus runs. The following table shows all the 45 occasions

No	Team	Result	Margin	Toss	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	Australia	won	562 runs	won	1st	v England	The Oval	Aug 1934
2	Australia	won	530 runs	lost	1st	v South Africa	Melbourne	Feb 1911
3	Australia	won	491 runs	lost	1st	v Pakistan	Perth	Dec 2004
4	Australia	won	409 runs	won	1st	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1948
5	Australia	won	384 runs	lost	1st	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2002
6	Australia	won	382 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Sydney	Feb 1969
7	Australia	won	382 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1895
8	Australia	won	379 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
9	Australia	won	377 runs	won	1st	v England	Sydney	Dec 1920
10	Australia	won	365 runs	won	1st	v England	Melbourne	Jan 1937
11	Australia	won	352 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Melbourne	Dec 2000
12	Australia	won	348 runs	won	1st	v Pakistan	Melbourne	Jan 1977
13	Australia	won	342 runs	won	1st	v India	Nagpur	Oct 2004
14	Australia	won	337 runs	won	1st	v India	Melbourne	Dec 2007
15	Australia	won	329 runs	won	1st	v England	Perth	Feb 1995
16	Australia	won	312 runs	won	1st	v West Indies	Port of Spain	Mar 1999
17	Australia	won	308 runs	won	1st	v England	Melbourne	Feb 1908
18	Australia	won	307 runs	won	1st	v England	Sydney	Feb 1925
19	Australia	won	300 runs	won	1st	v India	Perth	Feb 1992
20	Australia	won	297 runs	lost	1st	v New Zealand	Auckland	Mar 1974
21	Australia	won	295 runs	lost	1st	v England	Melbourne	Dec 1994
22	Australia	won	286 runs	lost	1st	v Pakistan	Perth	Nov 1981
23	Australia	won	285 runs	won	1st	v India	Adelaide	Dec 1999
24	Australia	won	277 runs	won	1st	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
25	Australia	won	274 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Feb 1951
26	Australia	won	268 runs	won	1st	v England	Manchester	Jul 1997
27	Australia	won	267 runs	lost	1st	v England	Perth	Dec 2010
28	Australia	won	264 runs	won	1st	v England	Nottingham	Aug 1997
29	Australia	won	246 runs	won	1st	v South Africa	Adelaide	Dec 2001
30	Australia	won	245 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1908
31	Australia	won	239 runs	won	1st	v England	Lord’s	Jul 2005
32	Australia	won	238 runs	won	1st	v England	Nottingham	Jun 1934
33	Australia	won	233 runs	won	1st	v India	Melbourne	Jan 1948
34	Australia	won	231 runs	won	1st	v Pakistan	Hobart	Jan 2010
35	Australia	won	229 runs	lost	1st	v England	Melbourne	Jan 1902
36	Australia	won	219 runs	won	1st	v England	Leeds	Jul 1921
37	Australia	won	218 runs	won	1st	v England	Melbourne	Mar 1904
38	Australia	won	217 runs	won	1st	v India	Bangalore	Oct 2004
39	Australia	won	216 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1904
40	Australia	won	213 runs	won	1st	v New Zealand	Adelaide	Nov 2004
41	Australia	won	210 runs	won	1st	v ICC World XI	Sydney	Oct 2005
42	Australia	won	210 runs	lost	1st	v England	Leeds	Jun 1989
43	Australia	won	206 runs	won	1st	v England	Perth	Dec 2006
44	Australia	won	205 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1998
45	Australia	won	202 runs	won	1st	v West Indies	Sydney	Jan 1952

Break up of 45 such wins read – vs England {25 occasions}: vs ICC World Eleven {01 occasion}: vs India {06 occasions}: vs New Zealand {02 occasions}: vs Pakistan {04 occasions}: vs South Africa {02 occasions} and
vs West Indies {06 occasions}.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Toss	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	Australia	won	562 runs	won	1st	v England	The Oval	Aug 1934
2	Australia	won	409 runs	won	1st	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1948
3	Australia	won	384 runs	lost	1st	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2002
4	Australia	won	382 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1895
5	Australia	won	377 runs	won	1st	v England	Sydney	Dec 1920
6	Australia	won	365 runs	won	1st	v England	Melbourne	Jan 1937
7	Australia	won	329 runs	won	1st	v England	Perth	Feb 1995
8	Australia	won	308 runs	won	1st	v England	Melbourne	Feb 1908
9	Australia	won	307 runs	won	1st	v England	Sydney	Feb 1925
10	Australia	won	295 runs	lost	1st	v England	Melbourne	Dec 1994
11	Australia	won	277 runs	won	1st	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
12	Australia	won	274 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Feb 1951
13	Australia	won	268 runs	won	1st	v England	Manchester	Jul 1997
14	Australia	won	267 runs	lost	1st	v England	Perth	Dec 2010
15	Australia	won	264 runs	won	1st	~~v England~~	Nottingham	Aug 1997
16	Australia	won	245 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1908
17	Australia	won	239 runs	won	1st	v England	Lord’s	Jul 2005
18	Australia	won	238 runs	won	1st	v England	Nottingham	Jun 1934
19	Australia	won	229 runs	lost	1st	v England	Melbourne	Jan 1902
20	Australia	won	219 runs	won	1st	v England	Leeds	Jul 1921
21	Australia	won	218 runs	won	1st	v England	Melbourne	Mar 1904
22	Australia	won	216 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1904
23	Australia	won	210 runs	lost	1st	v England	Leeds	Jun 1989
24	Australia	won	206 runs	won	1st	v England	Perth	Dec 2006
25	Australia	won	205 runs	won	1st	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1998

1	Australia	won	210 runs	won	1st	v ICC World XI	Sydney	Oct 2005

1	Australia	won	342 runs	won	1st	v India	Nagpur	Oct 2004
2	Australia	won	337 runs	won	1st	v India	Melbourne	Dec 2007
3	Australia	won	300 runs	won	1st	v India	Perth	Feb 1992
4	Australia	won	285 runs	won	1st	v India	Adelaide	Dec 1999
5	Australia	won	233 runs	won	1st	v India	Melbourne	Jan 1948
6	Australia	won	217 runs	won	1st	v India	Bangalore	Oct 2004

1	Australia	won	297 runs	lost	1st	v New Zealand	Auckland	Mar 1974
2	Australia	won	213 runs	won	1st	v New Zealand	Adelaide	Nov 2004

1	Australia	won	491 runs	lost	1st	v Pakistan	Perth	Dec 2004
2	Australia	won	348 runs	won	1st	v Pakistan	Melbourne	Jan 1977
3	Australia	won	286 runs	lost	1st	v Pakistan	Perth	Nov 1981
4	Australia	won	231 runs	won	1st	v Pakistan	Hobart	Jan 2010

1	Australia	won	530 runs	lost	1st	v South Africa	Melbourne	Feb 1911
2	Australia	won	246 runs	won	1st	v South Africa	Adelaide	Dec 2001

1	Australia	won	382 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Sydney	Feb 1969
2	Australia	won	379 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Brisbane	Nov 2005
3	Australia	won	352 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Melbourne	Dec 2000
4	Australia	won	312 runs	won	1st	v West Indies	Port of Spain	Mar 1999
5	Australia	won	202 runs	won	1st	v West Indies	Sydney	Jan 1952

SAF vs Ind 2010-11 : First test : Fourth day's play

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First Test – South Africa vs India at Centurion in Dec 2010: Fourth Day’s play

India scored 454 for 8 in the third innings of this test providing the eleventh occasion of India scoring 450 plus runs in the third innings of a test match and the first such occasion against South Africa.

R Dravid completed 12000 runs when he was on 43 in India’s second innings of this test. He was dismissed for 43. He became the third batsman in the annals of test cricket to aggregate 12000 runs. Others are SR Tendulkar {14509} and RT Ponting {12333}

SR Tendulkar was playing his 175^th test – most by any cricketer in the annals of test cricket. He made his 175^th appearance most memorable by scoring 50^th test hundred in the second innings of this test. At the end of the fourth day of this test, he had scored 107 not out.

Break up of his 50 test hundreds read thus – vs Australia {11} : vs Bangladesh {05} : vs England {07} : vs New Zealand {04} : vs Pakistan {02} : vs South Africa {06} : vs Sri Lanka {09} : vs West Indies {03} and vs Zimbabwe {03}

SR Tendulkar and MS Dhoni added 172 runs for the seventh wicket in this game providing the 19^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against South Africa. This stand provides the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the seventh wicket against South Africa. The other occasion was the 259 runs unfinished stand between VVS Laxman and MS Dhoni at Kolkata in Feb 2010.

SR Tendulkar became the seventh batsman to score six or more hundreds against South Africa. Others are – RN Harvey of Australia {08} : RT Ponting of Australia {07} : DCS Compton of England {07} : WR Hammond of England {06} : ML Hayden of Australia {06} and H Sutcliffe of England {06}.

MS Dhoni scored 90 in this test to provide the 96^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety against various oppositions. His knock provides the fourth occasion of his scoring an ninety. The other three occasions are – 92 vs England at The Oval in Aug 2007 : 92 vs Australia at Mohali in Oct 2000 and 98 vs New Zealand at Nagpur in Nov 2010.

With four nineties to his credit MS Dhoni became the ninth Indian batsman to score four or more nineties. Others are – R Dravid {10} : SR Tendulkar {08} : SM Gavaskar {05} : V Sehwag {05} : SC Ganguly {04} : NS Sidhu {04} : DB Vengsarkar {04} and AL Wadekar {04}

MS Dhoni’s 90 in this game provide the 13^th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a ninety against various oppositions. This knock represents his third ninety as captain. The other two occasions are – 92 vs Australia at Mohali in Oct 2008 and 98 vs New Zealand at Nagpur in Nov 2010.

With three nineties to his credit, he owns the record for most nineties by an Indian captain. SR Tendulkar and SC Ganguly have scored nineties on two occasions.

MS Dhoni’s 98 in this game provides the sixth occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring nineties against various oppositions – MS Dhoni {04} : FM Engineer {01} and KD Karthik {01} are the batsmen who have scored nineties.

MS Dhoni’s 90 in this game provide the fifth occasion of an captain-cum-wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety against various oppositions. This knock represents his third ninety as captain-cum-wikcet keeper batsman. The other two occasions are – 92 vs Australia at Mohali in Oct 2008 and 98 vs New Zealand at Nagpur in Nov 2010. Other two captain-cum-wicket keeper batsmen to score nineties are – 91 not out by RD Jacobs of West Indies vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in Dec 2002 and 92 by T Taibu of Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh at Chittagong in Jan 2005

MS Dhoni’s 90 in this test represent the third occasion of an Indian bastman scoring a ninety against South Africa. The other two occasions are – 96 by G Gambhir at Kanpur in Nov 2004 and 97 by SR Tendulkar at Mumbai {WS} in Feb 2000.

MS Dhoni’s 90 in this test represent the 76^th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety against South Africa. His knock represents the 12^th occasion of a captain scoring a ninety against South Africa. His knock represents the fifth occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety against South Africa. MS Dhoni became the first captain-cum-wicket keeper batsman to score a ninety against South Africa.

SR Tendulkar has scored seven hundreds in the calendar year 2010 – 105* vs Bangladesh at Chittagong in Jan 2010 : 143 vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in Jan 2010 : 100 vs South Africa at Nagpur in Feb 2010 : 106 vs South Africa at Kolkata in Feb 2010 : 203 vs Sri Lanka at Col-SSC in Jul 2010 : 214 vs Australia at Bangalore in Oct 2010 and 107* vs South Africa at Centurion in Dec 2010

With seven hundreds to his credit in calendar year 2010, SR Tendulkar became the fifth batsman in the annals of test cricket to score seven or more hundreds in a calendar year. Others are – Mohammad Yousuf of Pakistan {09} in 2006 : IVA Richards of West Indies {07} in 1976 : PA de Silva of Sri Lanka {07} in 1997 and RT Ponting of Australia {07} in 2006

SR Tendulkar has an aggregate of 1539 runs in the calendar year 2010 as at the end of the fourth day of this test> His feat privides the sixth occasion of batsman totaling 1500 plus runs in a calendar year in the annals of test cricket. Others are – Mohammad Yousuf of Pakistan {1788 in 2006} : IVA Richards of West Indies {1710 in 1976} : GC Smith of South Africa {1656 in 2008} : RT Ponting of Australia {1544 in 2005} and RT Ponting of Australia {1503 in 2003}

SAF vs Ind – 2010-11 : Centurion Test : SR Tendulkar scores his 50th test hundred

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SR Tendulkar registered his 50^th test hundred on the fourth day of the ongoing first test at Centurion against South Africa. He reached the milestone when he took his score from 99 to 100 when he drove DW Steyn towards cover and extra cover for a single {third delivery of the 115^th over of the innings}. He became the first batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 50 test hundreds. The following table enlists the fifty hundreds scored by Tendulkar

SR Tendulkar’s fifty test hundreds
No	Runs	Mins	BF	4s	6s	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	119*	225	189	17	0	v England	Manchester	Aug 1990
2	148*	298	213	14	0	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 1992
3	114	228	161	16	0	v Australia	Perth	Feb 1992
4	111	373	270	19	0	v South Africa	Johannesburg	Nov 1992
5	165	361	296	24	1	v England	Chennai	Feb 1993
6	104*	217	161	11	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Jul 1993
7	142	260	224	22	0	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	Jan 1994
8	179	414	322	24	1	v West Indies	Nagpur	Dec 1994
9	122	263	177	19	1	v England	Birmingham	Jun 1996
10	177	462	360	26	0	v England	Nottingham	Jul 1996
11	169	329	254	26	0	v South Africa	Cape Town	Jan 1997
12	143	292	247	20	0	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	Aug 1997
13	139	397	266	16	0	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Aug 1997
14	148	320	244	20	3	v Sri Lanka	Mumbai	Dec 1997
15	155*	286	191	14	4	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 1998
16	177	298	207	29	3	v Australia	Bangalore	Mar 1998
17	113	200	151	13	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	Dec 1998
18	136	405	273	18	0	v Pakistan	Chennai	Jan 1999
19	124*	308	235	10	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Feb 1999
20	126*	397	248	14	0	v New Zealand	Mohali	Oct 1999
21	217	494	344	29	0	v New Zealand	Ahmedabad	Oct 1999
22	116	283	191	9	1	v Australia	Melbourne	Dec 1999
23	122	283	233	19	0	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	Nov 2000
24	201*	392	281	27	0	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Nov 2000
25	126	346	230	15	2	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 2001
26	155	233	184	23	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	Nov 2001
27	103	254	197	12	1	v England	Ahmedabad	Dec 2001
28	176	440	316	23	0	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Feb 2002
29	117	356	260	14	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	Apr 2002
30	193	434	330	19	3	v England	Leeds	Aug 2002
31	176	419	298	26	0	v West Indies	Kolkata	Oct 2002
32	241*	613	436	33	0	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2004
33	194*	493	348	21	0	v Pakistan	Multan	Mar 2004
34	248*	552	379	35	0	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Dec 2004
35	109	310	196	14	1	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	Dec 2005
36	101	274	169	9	0	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	May 2007
37	122*	354	226	8	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	May 2007
38	154*	429	243	14	1	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2008
39	153	342	205	13	3	v Australia	Adelaide	Jan 2008
40	109	274	188	12	0	v Australia	Nagpur	Nov 2008
41	103*	317	196	9	0	v England	Chennai	Dec 2008
42	160	397	260	26	0	v New Zealand	Hamilton	Mar 2009
43	100*	298	211	11	0	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	Nov 2009
44	105*	246	166	11	2	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	Jan 2010
45	143	259	182	13	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Jan 2010
46	100	275	179	13	0	v South Africa	Nagpur	Feb 2010
47	106	266	206	12	0	v South Africa	Kolkata	Feb 2010
48	203	516	347	23	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Jul 2010
49< /p>	214	547	363	22	2	v Australia	Bangalore	Oct 2010
50	107*	–	226	13	1	v South Africa	Centurion	Dec 2010

The following is the break up of SR Tendulkar’s fifty test hundreds – opposition wise.

SR Tendulkar’s fifty test hundreds – Opposition wise break up
No	Runs	Mins	BF	4s	6s	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	148*	298	213	14	0	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 1992
2	114	228	161	16	0	v Australia	Perth	Feb 1992
3	155*	286	191	14	4	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 1998
4	177	298	207	29	3	v Australia	Bangalore	Mar 1998
5	116	283	191	9	1	v Australia	Melbourne	Dec 1999
6	126	346	230	15	2	v Australia	Chennai	Mar 2001
7	241*	613	436	33	0	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2004
8	154*	429	243	14	1	v Australia	Sydney	Jan 2008
9	153	342	205	13	3	v Australia	Adelaide	Jan 2008
10	109	274	188	12	0	v Australia	Nagpur	Nov 2008
11	214	547	363	22	2	v Australia	Bangalore	Oct 2010

1	248*	552	379	35	0	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Dec 2004
2	101	274	169	9	0	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	May 2007
3	122*	354	226	8	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	May 2007
4	105*	246	166	11	2	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	Jan 2010
5	143	259	182	13	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	Jan 2010

1	119*	225	189	17	0	v England	Manchester	Aug 1990
2	165	361	296	24	1	v England	Chennai	Feb 1993
3	122	263	177	19	1	v England	Birmingham	Jun 1996
4	177	462	360	26	0	v England	Nottingham	Jul 1996
5	103	254	197	12	1	v England	Ahmedabad	Dec 2001
6	193	434	330	19	3	v England	Leeds	Aug 2002
7	103*	317	196	9	0	v England	Chennai	Dec 2008

1	113	200	151	13	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	Dec 1998
2	126*	397	248	14	0	v New Zealand	Mohali	Oct 1999
3	217	494	344	29	0	v New Zealand	Ahmedabad	Oct 1999
4	160	397	260	26	0	v New Zealand	Hamilton	Mar 2009

1	136	405	273	18	0	v Pakistan	Chennai	Jan 1999
2	194*	493	348	21	0	v Pakistan	Multan	Mar 2004

1	111	373	270	19	0	v South Africa	Johannesburg	Nov 1992
2	169	329	254	26	0	v South Africa	Cape Town	Jan 1997
3	155	233	184	23	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	Nov 2001
4	100	275	179	13	0	v South Africa	Nagpur	Feb 2010
5	106	266	206	12	0	v South Africa	Kolkata	Feb 2010
6	107*	–	226	13	1	v South Africa	Centurion	Dec 2010

1	104*	217	161	11	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Jul 1993
2	142	260	224	22	0	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	Jan 1994
3	143	292	247	20	0	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	Aug 1997
4	139	397	266	16	0	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Aug 1997
5	148	320	244	20	3	v Sri Lanka	Mumbai	Dec 1997
6	124*	308	235	10	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Feb 1999
7	109	310	196	14	1	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	Dec 2005
8	100*	298	211	11	0	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	Nov 2009
9	203	516	347	23	1	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	Jul 2010

1	179	414	322	24	1	v West Indies	Nagpur	Dec 1994
2	117	356	260	14	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	Apr 2002
3	176	419	298	26	0	v West Indies	Kolkata	Oct 2002

1	122	283	233	19	0	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	Nov 2000
2	201*	392	281	27	0	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Nov 2000
3	176	440	316	23	0	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Feb 2002

SAF vs Ind – 2010-11 : Centurion Test : Third day's play

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South Africa vs India – Third test at Centurion in Dec 2010: Third day’s play

GC Smith and AN Petersen added 111 runs for the first wicket. HM Amla and JH Kallis added 230 runs for the third wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 224 runs for the fourth wicket in South Africa’s first innings providing the second occasion of South African batsmen posting three century partnerships in an innings against India. The first such occasion was witnessed at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001. In this test, in South Africa’s first innings the first wicket realized 189 runs between G Kirsten and HH Gibbs, 130 runs were added for the third wicket between JH Kallis and ND McKenzie and 121 runs were added for the seventh wicket between L Klusener and MV Boucher.

HM Amla and JH Kallis added 230 runs for the third wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 224 runs for the fourth wicket in South Africa’s first innings providing the second occasion of South African batsmen posting two double hundred partnerships in an innings. The other occasion was against West Indies at St John’s in Apr 2005. In this test, GC Smith and AB de Villiers added 245 runs for the first wicket and JH Kallis and AG Prince added 267 runs for the seventh wicket.

HM Amla and JH Kallis added 230 runs for the third wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 224 runs for the fourth wicket in South Africa’s first innings providing the 19th occasion of a team posting two double hundred partnerships in an innings in the annals of test cricket.

HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villiers {129} scored hundreds in this test which swelled the number of hundreds scored by South African batsman against India to 28.

HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villiers {129} scored hundreds in this test providing the second occasion of three South African batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings against India. The first such occasion was witnessed at Cape Town in Jan 1997. G Kirsten {103}, BM McMillan {103} and L Kluesner {102 not out} scored hundreds in South Africa’s first innings.

HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villiers {129} scored hundreds in this test providing the 30^th occasion of three or more batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings against India.

HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villiers {129} scored hundreds in this test providing the 12th occasion of three batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings against India of which one is a double hundred.

HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villiers {129} scored hundreds in this test providing the 126th occasion of three or more batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings in the annals of test cricket

HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villiers {129} scored hundreds in this test providing the 42nd occasion of three or more batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings of which one is a double hundred in the annals of test cricket.

JH Kallis’s 201 not out in this test represent the 24^th double hundred scored by a South African batsman in a test innings.

JH Kallis with his 201 not out in this test became the third batsman to score a double hundred against India. The other two batsmen are – AB de Villiers – 217 not out at Ahmedabad in Apr 2008 and HM Amla – 253 not out at Nagpur in Feb 2010.

JH Kallis’s 201 not out represent the 43^rd double hundred scored by batsmen of various teams against India.

JH Kallis’s 201 not out in this test represents his maiden test double hundred. His previous best was 189 not out against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo in Sep 2001.

JH Kallis’s 201 not out in this test represent the 302^nd double hundred in the annals of test cricket. Break up team wise read thus – Australia {62} : England {47} : South Africa {24} : West Indies {47} : New Zealand {16} : Pakistan {33} : India {40} : Sri Lanka {29} and Zimbabwe {04}

AB de Villier’s scored hundred – 119 runs – before Lunch on the third day of this test. His feat provides the 16^th occasion of a batsman scoring a hundred before Lunch on the other days of the test match. He became the first South African batsman to earn the distinction.

AB de Villiers scored 100 of his 129 in 75 balls providing the eleventh occasion of a batsman scoring the first hundred of their innings in 76 or less than 76 deliveries in the annals of test cricket {where number of balls are known} He is the first South African batsman to perform the feat and thus holds the record for fastest test hundred by a South African in terms of balls faced.

AB de Villiers’s 129 in this test represents his 12^th test hundred and 35^th fifty.

JD Unadkat returned with figures of none for 101 in this test providing the 19^th occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs without a wicket on his debut. He is the third Indian bowler to suffer such an ignominy. The other two bowlers are – none for 132 by RG Nadkarni vs New Zealand at Delhi in Dec 1955 and none for 105 by S Guha vs England at Leeds in Jun 1967.

JH Kallis’s 201 not out in this test provide the seventh occasion of a South African batsman scoring a double hundred against various oppositions in South Africa. The other six occasions are – 231 by AD Nourse vs Australia at Jo’burg in Dec 1935 : 209 by RG Pollock vs Australia at Cape Town in Dec 1966 : 274 by RG Pollock vs Australia at Durban in Feb 1979 : 275 by G Kirsten vs England at Durban in Dec 1999 : 200 by GC Smith vs Bangladesh at
East London in Oct 2002 and 228 by HH Gibbs vs Pakistan at Cape Town in Jan 2003

JH Kallis’s 201 not out in this test represent the highest individual score by a South African batsman against India in South Africa. It also represents the first double hundred by a South African batsman against India in South Africa. The previous best was 196 by HH Gibbs at Port Elizabeth in Nov 2001.

GC Smith {61}, AN Petersen {77}, HM Amla {140}, JH Kallis {201*} and AB de Villers {129} scored fifties in South Africa’s innings providing the 19^th occasion of first five batsman scoring fifties in an innings in the annals of test cricket. South African batsmen’s feat in this test provides the first such occasion in South Africa’s test history. South African batsmen’s feat provides the fifth such occasion against India

South Africa posted 620 for 4 declared in this test providing the tenth occasion of South Africa posting a team total of 600 plus runs. It is the first occasion of South Africa posting 600 plus runs against India. Its previous best was 563 all out at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001.

I Sharma {2 for 120}, JD Unadkat {101} and Harbhajan Singh {169} conceded 100 plus runs in India’s innings providing the 27^th, 28^th and 29^th occasion of Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against South Africa.

I Sharma {2 for 120}, JD Unadkat {101} and Harbhajan Singh {169} conceded 100 plus runs in India’s innings providing the fourth occasion of three or more Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against South Africa.

Harbhajan Singh conceded 169 runs in India’s innings providing the 41^st occasion of his conceding 100 plus runs in an innings. He now stands third in the list of bowlers who have conceded 100 plus runs on most occasions. M Muralitharan {61} and A Kumble {57} occupy the first two places in the list

G Gambhir and V Sehwag added 137 runs for the first wicket in the second innings providing the 18^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against South Africa. This stand provides the fourth occasion of a three figure partnership for the first wicket by Indian batsmen against South Africa. Other three occasions are – 218 between G Gambhir and V Sehwag at Kanpur in Nov 2004 : 153 runs between W Jaffer and KD Karthik at Cape Town in Jan 2007 and 213 between W Jaffer and V Sehwag at Chennai in Mar 2008.

G Gambhir {80} and V Sehwag {63} scored fifties in India’s second innings providing the fourth occasion of both the Indian opening batsmen scoring fifties in the same innings against South Africa. The other three occasions are – V Sehwag {164} and G Gambhir {96} in India’s first innings at Kanpur in Nov 2004: W Jaffer {116} and KD Karthik {63} in India’s first innings at Cape Town in Jan 2007 and W Jaffer {73} and V Sehwag {319} in first innings at Chennai in Mar 2008.

V Sehwag’s 80 in this test represent his 27^th test half century and 49^th fifty. G Gambhir’s 80 in this test represent his 14^th test half century and his 23^rd fifty.

V Sehwag and G Gambhir added 137 runs for the first wicket providing the tenth occasion of the three figure partnership between them. Now they are on par with SM Gavaskar and CPS Chauhan’s ten opening century partnerships which is an Indian record for opening stands.

V Sehwag and G Gambhir at the end of the test have 3505 partnership runs to their credit. They now become the seventh pair to have 3500 plus partnership runs. Other six pairs are – CG Greenidge and DL Haynes of West Indies {6482} : ML Hayden and JL Langer of Australia {5655} : MS Atapattu and ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka {4469} : MJ Slater and MA Taylor of Australia {3887} : WM Lawry and RB Simpson of Australia {3596} and AN Cook and AJ Strauss of England {3519}.

V Sehwag and G Gambhir at the end of the test have 3505 partnership runs to their credit. They now become the first Indian pair to have 3500 plus partnership runs.

V Sehwag and G Gambhir added 137 runs for the first wicket providing the tenth occasion of the three figure partnership between them. The following are the pairs in the annals of test cricket who have partnered in ten or more century partnerships for the first wicket –

DL Haynes and CG Greenidge of West Indies {16} : JB Hobbs and H Sutcliffe of England {15} : ML Hayden and JL Langer of Australia {14} : CPS Chauhan and SM Gavaskar of India {10} : G Gambhir and V Sehwag of India {10} and MJ Slater and MA Taylor of Australia {10}

JH Kallis partnered two century partnerships in this test – 230 runs for the third wicket with HM Amla and 224 runs for the fourth wicket with AB de Villiers. These two partnerships gave JH Kallis 61 three figure partnerships. He became the eighth batsman in the annals of test cricket to have 60 plus three figure partnerships. Other seven batsmen are – R Dravid {85} : RT Ponting {80} : SR Tendulkar {80} ; SR Waugh {64} : AR Border {63} : BC Lara {62} and DPMD Jayawardene {60}

Aus vs Eng – 2010-11 : Perth Test : Fifty and hundred in a test by Australian batsmen against England

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MEK Hussey scored 61 and 116 in the ongoing third test at Perth between Australia and England to provide the 35^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a fifty and hundred in a test against England. MEK Hussey’s feat in this test represent his second such feat against Australia, the first being his 74* and 103 at Perth in Dec 2006.

No	Player	Bat1	Bat2	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	PS McDonnell	124	83	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1884
2	VT Trumper	113	59	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1904
3	W Bardsley	136	130	v England	The Oval	Aug 1909
4	HL Collins	70	104	v England	Sydney	Dec 1920
5	HL Collins	114	60	v England	Sydney	Dec 1924
6	J Ryder	201*	88	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1925
7	WM Woodfull	68	111	v England	Sydney	Dec 1928
8	DG Bradman	79	112	v England	Melbourne	Dec 1928
9	DG Bradman	244	77	v England	The Oval	Aug 1934
10	DG Bradman	51	144*	v England	Nottingham	Jun 1938
11	AR Morris	122	124*	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1947
12	AR Morris	105	62	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1948
13	CC McDonald	133	51*	v England	Melbourne	Feb 1959
14	WM Lawry	74	102	v England	Manchester	Jul 1961
15	PJP Burge	103	52*	v England	Sydney	Feb 1963
16	KR Stackpole	87	136	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1971
17	GS Chappell	84	144	v England	Sydney	Jan 1975
18	RB McCosker	51	107	v England	Nottingham	Jul 1977
19	KJ Hughes	117	84	v England	Lord’s	Aug 1980
20	AR Border	106*	84	v England	The Oval	Aug 1981
21	AMJ Hilditch	119	80	v England	Leeds	Jun 1985
22	GR Marsh	56	110	v England	Brisbane	Nov 1986
23	AR Border	70	100*	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1986
24	MA Taylor	136	60	v England	Leeds	Jun 1989
25	DM Jones	122	50	v England	The Oval	Aug 1989
26	ME Waugh	137	62*	v England	Birmingham	Aug 1993
27	SR Waugh	99*	80	v England	Perth	Feb 1995
28	SR Waugh	108	116	v England	Manchester	Jul 1997
29	JL Langer	179*	52	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1998
30	RT Ponting	144	72	v England	Leeds	Aug 2001
31	ML Hayden	197	103	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2002
33	JL Langer	82	100*	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
33	RT Ponting	196	60*	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006
34	MEK Hussey	74*	103	v England	Perth	Dec 2006
35	MEK Hussey	61	116	v England	Perth	Dec 2010

MEK Hussey became the eighth Australian batsman to score a fifty and hundred on two or more occasions against England. Others are – DG Bradman {03} : AR Border {02} : AR Morris {02} : HL Collins {02} : JL Langer {02} : RT Ponting {02} and SR Waugh {02|

No	Player	Bat1	Bat2	Opposition	Ground	Mon/Year
1	DG Bradman	79	112	v England	Melbourne	Dec 1928
2	DG Bradman	244	77	v England	The Oval	Aug 1934
3	DG Bradman	51	144*	v England	Nottingham	Jun 1938

1	AR Border	106*	84	v England	The Oval	Aug 1981
2	AR Border	70	100*	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1986

1	AR Morris	122	124*	v England	Adelaide	Jan 1947
2	AR Morris	105	62	v England	Lord’s	Jun 1948

1	HL Collins	70	104	v England	Sydney	Dec 1920
2	HL Collins	114	60	v England	Sydney	Dec 1924

1	JL Langer	179*	52	v England	Adelaide	Dec 1998
2	JL Langer	82	100*	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006

1	MEK Hussey	74*	103	v England	Perth	Dec 2006
2	MEK Hussey	61	116	v England	Perth	Dec 2010

1	RT Ponting	144	72	v England	Leeds	Aug 2001
2	RT Ponting	196	60*	v England	Brisbane	Nov 2006

1	SR Waugh	99*	80	v England	Perth	Feb 1995
2	SR Waugh	108	116	v England	Manchester	Jul 1997

Aus vs Eng – 2010-11 : Perth Test : Third day's play

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Australia vs England – Third Test at Perth in Dec 2010: Third day’s play

SR Watson scored 95 in this test to provide the 63^rd occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a ninety against England. His knock represents the 13^th occasion of an Australian opening batsman scoring a ninety against England.

SR Watson with his 95 in this test became the second Australian opening batsman to score a ninety in a test innings at Perth. ML Hayden is the other opener to score ninety at Perth against England – 92 in Dec 2006.

SR Watson scored 95 in this test to provide the 39th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a ninety against England in Australia. His knock represent the fourth occasion of a an Australian batsman scoring a ninety at Perth. The other three occasions are – 99 by KJ Hughes in Dec 1979: 99* by SR Waugh in Feb 1995 and 92 by ML Hayden in Dec 2006

SR Watson’s 95 represent the tenth occasion of an Australian opening batsman scoring a ninety against England in Australia.

MEK Hussey scored 61 and 116 in this test providing the 79^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring fifties in both innings of a test match against England. MEK Hussey became the third Australian batsman to perform such a feat against England at Perth. Other two occasions are – SR Waugh – 99* and 80 in Feb 1995 and MEK Hussey – 74* and 103 in Dec 2006.

MEK Hussey has scored fifties in both innings of a test match against England on four occasions – 91 and 61* at Adelaide in Jan 1902 : 74* and 103 at Perth in Dec 2006 : 93 and 52 at Adelaide in Dec 2010 and 61 and 116 at Perth in Dec 2010.

MEK Hussey became the third Australian batsman to score fifties in both innings of a test on four or more occasions against England. Others are – AR Border {05} and AR Morris {04}

MEK Hussey’s 61 and 116 in this test provide the 35^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a fifty and hundred in a test against England. MEK Hussey’s feat in this test represent his second such feat against Australia, the first being his 74* and 103 at Perth in Dec 2006.

SR Watson and MEK Hussey added 113 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the 306^th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against England. This stand represents the 57^th occasion of Australian batsman posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket against England

SR Watson and MEK Hussey added 113 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the 168^th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against England in Australia. This stand represents the 33rd occasion of Australian batsman posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket against England in Australia

SR Watson and MEK Hussey added 113 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the tenth occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership against England at Perth. This stand represents the third occasion of Australian batsman posting a three figure partnership for the fifth wicket against England at Perth. The other two occasions are – 141 runs between GS Chappell and KJ Hughes in Nov 1982 and 151 runs between MJ Clarke and MEK Hussey in Dec 2006.

JM Anderson took his 200^th wicket in tests when he captured the wicket of PM Siddle caught by Collingwood for 8 in England’s second innings. He became the 13^th England bowler to capture 200 test wickets. Others are – IT Botham {383} : RGD Willis {325} : FS Trueman {307} : DL Underwood {297} : JB Statham {252} : ML Hoggard {248} : AV Bedser {236} : AR Caddick {234} : D Gough {229} : SJ Harmison {226} : A Flintoff {226} and JA Snow {202}

JM Anderson earned the distinction of becoming the 50^th bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 200 wickets.

MEK Hussey’s 116 in this game represents the 287^th hundred by an Australian batsman against England.

CT Trimlett captured five for 87 in this test to provide the 240^th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets against Australia. His figures provide the 123^rd occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Australia in Australia. His figures provide the sixth occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets against Australia at Perth.

SAF vs Ind – 2010-11 : Centurion Test : Second day's play

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South Africa vs India – First Test at Centurion in Dec 2010 : Second day’s play

M Morkel captured 5 for 20 in the first innings of this test providing the 12^th occasion of a South African bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings. His figures of 5 for 20 represents the most economical bowling in terms of runs conceded amongst the twelve occasions.

M Morkel’s 5 for 20 in this test provides the fourth occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in an innings. The other three occasions are – 5 for 50 vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in Feb 2008: 5 for 54 vs Pakistan at Dubai in Nov 2010 and 5 for 75 vs England at Cape Town in Jan 2010. His 5 for 20 in this test represents his best innings bowling effort.

M Morkel’s 5 for 20 in this test provides the 65^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding less than 20 runs in the annals of test cricket

M Morkel’s 5 for 20 in this test provides the ninth occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding exact 20 runs in the annals of test cricket. Other occasions are – 5 for 20 by FE Woolley of England vs Australia at The Oval in Aug 1912 : 5 for 20 by WJ O’Reilly of Australia vs South Africa at Jo’burg in Feb 1936 : 6 for 20 by RR Lindwall of Australia vs England at The Oval in Aug 1948 : 5 for 20 by TE Bailey of England vs South Africa at Jo’burg in Dec 1956 : 6 for 20 by GAR Lock of England vs West Indies at The Oval in Aug 1957 : 5 for 20 by WW Hall of West Indies vs India at Port of Spain in Apr 1962 : 5 for 20 by DL Underwood of England vs Pakistan at Lord’s in Aug 1974 and 5 for 20 by DNT Zoysa of Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe at Harare in May 2004

M Morkel’s 5 for 20 in this test provides the second occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding exact 20 runs against India. The other occasion was – 5 for 20 by WW Hall of West Indies vs India at Port of Spain in Apr 1962.

GC Smith and AN Petersen added 111 runs for the first wicket providing the 26^th occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership for various wickets against India. This stand represents the fourth such occasion for the first wicket. The other three occasions are – 236 between AC Hudson and G Kirsten at Kolkata in Nov 1996 : 189 between HH Gibbs and G Kirsten at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001 and 132 between ND McKenzie and GC Smith at Chennai in Mar 2008.

GC Smith and AN Petersen added 111 runs for the first wicket providing the tenth occasion of batsmen posting a exact Nelson for the first wicket in the annals of test cricket and the first such occasion by South African batsmen.

GC Smith and AN Petersen added 111 runs for the first wicket providing the fourth occasion of batsmen posting a exact Nelson for the first wicket in the annals of test cricket against India. The other three occasions are – 111 runs between AM Bakewell and CF Walters of England at Chennai in Feb 1934 : 111 runs between RW Cowper and WM Lawry of Australia at Sydney in Jan 1968 and 111 runs between CH Gayle and WW Hinds of West Indies at Kingston in May 2002.

GC Smith {62}, AN Petersen {77}, HM Amla {116*} and JH Kallis {102*} scored fifties in this test which swelled the number of fifties scored by South African batsmen against India to 82.

GC Smith {62} and AN Petersen {77} scored fifties in this test to provide the fourth occasion of both the South African opening batsmen scoring fifties in the same innings against India. The other three occasions are – AC Hudson {146} and G Kirsten {102} in first innings at Kolkata in Dec 1996 : HH Gibbs {107} and G Kirsten {73} in first innings at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001 and GC Smith {73} and ND McKenzie {94} in first innings at Chennai in Mar 2008

GC Smith {62}, AN Petersen {77}, HM Amla {116*} and JH Kallis {102*} scored fifties in this test providing the sixth occasion of four or more South African batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India

GC Smith {62}, AN Petersen {77}, HM Amla {116*} and JH Kallis {102*} scored fifties in this test providing the second occasion of first four South African batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India. The first such occasion was witnessed at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001 when HH Gibbs {107} : G Kirsten {73} : JH Kallis {68} and ND McKenzie {68} scored fifties.

GC Smith’s 62 represents his 29^th test half century and 51^st fifty : AN Petersen’s 77 represents his third half century and fourth fifty : HM Amla’s 116 not out represents his 12^th test century and 30^th fifty and JH Kallis’s 102 not out represents his 38^th test century and 92^nd fifty.

JH Kallis with his 92 fifties now stands third in the list of batsmen who have scored most fifties in tests. SR Tendulkar {108} and RT Ponting {95} are the other two batsmen who have scored more fifties than JH Kallis.

JH Kallis’s 102 not out in this test represent his 38^th test hundred. SR Tendulkar {49} and RT Ponting {39} are the other two batsmen who have scored more hundreds than JH Kallis.

HM Amla {116 not out} and JH Kallis {102 not out} scored hundreds in this test provide the 295^th and 296^th hundred scored by South African batsmen against various oppositions. These two hundreds represent the 26^th and 27^th hundreds by South African batsmen against India.

HM Amla’s 116 not out in this test represents his fifth hundred against India. The other hundreds are – 159 at Chennai in Mar 2008 : 253* at Nagpur in Feb 2010 : 114 at Kolkata in Feb 2010 and 123* at Kolkata in Feb 2010.

With five hundreds to his credit HM Amla holds the record for most hundreds by a South African batsman against India. He wrested the record from JH Kallis who has scored four hundreds – 121 at Kolkata in Nov 2004 : 132 at Ahmedabad in Apr 2008 : 173 at Nagpur in Feb 2010 and 102* at Centurion in Dec 2010.

Both HM Amla and JH Kallis scored their first hundreds against India in S
outh Africa. These two knocks represent the 11^th and 12^th hundreds by South African batsmen against India in South Africa.

HM Amla and JH Kallis added 200 runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this test providing the 27^th occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India. This stand represents fifth occasion of a three figure partnership for the third wicket posted by South African batsman against India.

HM Amla and JH Kallis added 200 runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this test providing the fifth occasion of South African batsmen posting 200 runs plus partnership against India. The other four occasions are – 236 runs for the first wicket between AC Hudson and G Kirsten at Kolkata in Nov 1996 : 212 runs for the second wicket between G Kirsten and DJ Cullinan at Kolkata in Nov 1995 : 256 runs for the fifth wicket between AB de Villiers and JH Kallis at Ahmedabad in Apr 2008 : 340 runs for the third wicket between HM Amla and JH Kallis at Nagpur in Feb 2010 and 209 runs for the second wicket between HM Amla and AN Petersen at Kolkata in Feb 2010.

HM Amla and JH Kallis added 200 runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this test providing the first occasion of South African batsmen posting 200 runs plus partnership against India in South Africa and thus a record partnership by South Africa batsmen in South Africa. The previous best was 189 runs for the first wicket between HH Gibbs and G Kirsten at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001.

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AJ Strauss scored 52 in this test providing the 204^th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a half century against Australia. His 52 in this test represents his fourth half century as England’s captain-cum-opening batsman – 69 at Birmingham in Jul 2009 : 55 at The Oval in Aug 2009 and 75 at The Oval in Aug 2009.

He became the sixth England captain-cum-opening batsman to score four or more half centuries against England. Others are – MA Atherton {09} : GA Gooch {05} : WG Grace {05} : L Hutton {04} and AC MacLaren {04}

MA Atherton {09} : GA Gooch {07} : AC MacLaren {06} and AJ Strauss {06} are the four England captain-cum-opening batsmen who have scored six or more fifties against Australia.

AJ Strauss’s 52 in this test provide the 16^th fifty as England’s captain-cum-opening batsman. MA Atherton {30} and GA Gooch {25} are the other England captain-cum-opening batsmen who have scored 16 or more fifties.

AJ Strauss’s 52 in this test represent his 22^nd test half century and 41^st fifty. IR Bell’s 53 in this test provide his 26^th test half century and 37^th fifty.

AJ Strauss with his 52 in this test registered his 16th fifty while leading England. Other England captains to score 15 or more fifties are – MA Atherton {30} : GA Gooch {27} : PBH May {25} : N Hussain {22} : MP Vaughan {22} : ER Dexter {21} and DI Gower {15}

MG Johnson captured 6 for 38 in this test providing the 119^th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets against England. His figures represents the eighth occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. Other seven occasions are – 8 for 61 vs South Africa at Perth in Dec 2008 : 6 for 73 vs New Zealand at Hamilton in Mar 2010 : 5 for 39 vs New Zealand at Brisbane in Nov 2008 : 5 for 64 vs India at Mohali in Oct 2010 : 5 for 69 vs England at Leeds in Aug 2009 and 5 for 103 vs West Indies at Adelaide in Dec 2009

MG Johnson’s 6 for 38 in this test is his best innings bowling effort against England. It was an improvement over his pervious best of 5 for 69 at Leeds in Aug 2009

KP Pietersen and JM Anderson scored zeroes in this game providing the 638^th and 639^th occasion of England batsman scoring ducks against Australia. Their ducks represent the 40^th and 41^st occasion of England batsman scoring ducks in a test innings at Perth.

MG Johnson scored 62 and captured 6 for 38 in this test to provide the 20^th occasion of ean Australian cricketer scoring a fifty and capturing five or more wickets in an innings in the same test against England.

MJ Johnson became the third Australian crickets to score a fifty and capture five or more wickets in a test against England at Perth. The other two are – GF Lawson – 50 and 5 for 108 in Nov 1986 and SR Waugh – 71 and 5 for 69 in Nov 1986

SR Watson’s 61 not out at the end of the second day of the test provide the 357^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a fifty in Australia’s second innings against England.

RT Ponting was dismissed for one in the second innings of this test providing the second occasion of his dismissal for one against England. The other occasion was at Nottingham in Aug 2005

RT Ponting was dismissed for one in the second innings of this test providing the 16th occasion of an Australian captain dismissed for one against England. RT Ponting has been dimissed twice for one when he was leading Australia against England – at Nottingham on 25.08.05 and at Perth in Dec 2010. He became the fourth Australian captain to be dismissed for one on two or more occasions. Others are – HL Collins {03} : SE Gregory {02} and MA Taylor {02}

SR Watson’s 61 not out in the second innings of this test provide his 14^th test half century and 16^th fifty.

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