In the one day international between England and India at Lord’s on 19.07.2026, England batmen posted three figure partnerships for the first two wickets. India also posted three figure partnerships for the first two wickets in its innings. This provides the second occasion in the history of one day internationals rival team’s batsmen posting three figure partnerships for the first two wickets. The first such occasion was in the one day international between India and Australia at Rajkot on 15.12.2009. It also provides the first such occasion at Lord’s-Mecca of Cricket. It is interesting to note that India is one of the teams in these two occasions.
First three batsmen from rival teams scoring fifties in the history of one day internationals
In the one day international between England and India at Lord’s on 19.07.2026, England first three batmen scored fifties and India’s first three batsmen scored fifties. This is the third occasion in the history of one day games when the rival team’s first three batsmen scored fifties. It is interesting to note that India is one of the teams in these three occasions.
The other two occasions are – India vs Australia at Rajkot on 15.12.2009 and India Vs Australia at Jaipur on 16.10.2013
It is also interesting to note that the six fifties comprises of two centuries and four half centuries scored
One hundred plus wickets in Twenty20 Internationals – Axar Patel of India joins the list
Axar Patel of India became the 41st bowler in the history of Twenty20 ainternatioanls to capture 100 plus wickets. His hundredth wicket was England csptain HC Brook in the second T20I at Manchester on 04 Jul 2026
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Inns
Overs
M
R
W `
BBI
Ave
4
5
1
Rashid Khan
Afg
2015-2026
115
115
438.2
2
2650
193
5/3
13.73
9
2
2
IS Sodhi
NZl
2014-2026
142
135
465.2
0
3798
165
4/12
23.01
4
0
3
AU Rashid
Eng
2009-2026
147
140
512.0
5
3849
164
4/2
23.46
4
0
4
TG Southee
NZl
2008-2024
126
123
458.5
7
3671
164
5/18
22.38
2
2
5
PW Hasaranga
Srl
2019-2026
98
96
364.0
2
2560
161
4/9
15.9
5
0
6
Mustafizur Rahman
Ban
2015-2026
128
127
462.0
8
3363
160
6/10
21.01
3
2
7
A Zampa
Aus
2016-2026
118
115
423.1
2
3113
153
5/19
20.34
5
1
8
Ehsan Khan
HKG
2016-2026
111
109
393.3
6
2432
152
4/5
16
8
0
9
Shakib Al Hasan
Ban
2006-2024
129
126
457.3
3
3117
149
5/20
20.91
6
2
10
MR Adair
Ire
2019-2026
100
100
359.3
3
2812
142
4/13
19.8
4
0
11
S Lamichhane
Nep
2018-2026
78
78
294.4
11
1812
142
5/9
12.76
3
2
12
MJ Santner
NZl
2015-2026
138
133
472.0
3
3387
142
4/11
23.85
3
0
13
Rizwan Butt
BHR
2022-2026
93
92
331.5
8
2263
139
6/9
16.28
3
4
14
SS Afridi
Pak
2018-2026
103
103
370.3
3
2904
136
4/22
21.35
3
0
15
Arshdeep Singh
Ind
2022-2026
88
86
304.2
2
2595
134
5/51
19.36
2
1
16
Haris Rauf
Pak
2020-2025
94
92
334.5
2
2807
133
4/18
21.1
5
0
17
Junaid Siddique
UAE
2019-2026
91
91
335.3
3
2562
126
5/35
20.33
5
1
18
SO Ngoche
Ken
2010-2026
109
105
360.4
15
2103
125
4/14
16.82
3
0
19
Virandeep Singh
MAS
2019-2026
122
100
315.3
10
1686
125
4/5
13.48
4
0
20
H Ssenyondo
UGA
2019-2025
95
91
320.1
11
1681
124
5/8
13.55
7
1
21
Shadab Khan
Pak
2017-2026
124
115
404.1
3
2991
123
4/8
24.31
3
0
22
JJ Bumrah
Ind
2016-2026
95
92
335.4
12
2188
121
4/15
18.08
1
0
23
Ali Dawood
BHR
2023-2026
77
77
274.4
8
1696
118
7/19
14.37
6
1
24
R Ngarava
Zim
2019-2026
93
91
328.2
12
2436
114
4/16
21.36
2
0
25
HH Pandya
Ind
2016-2026
138
125
370.5
5
3093
114
4/16
27.13
3
0
26
JO Holder
Win
2014-2026
98
94
343.3
2
2970
112
5/27
26.51
5
1
27
Karan KC
Nep
2015-2026
91
91
295.1
7
2291
112
5/21
20.45
3
1
28
Pavandeep Singh
MAS
2019-2026
91
91
339.5
10
2015
111
4/3
18.15
3
0
29
Bilal Khan
Oma
2015-2024
79
78
283.0
7
1919
110
4/19
17.44
3
0
30
Mohammad Nabi
Afg
2010-2026
152
138
413.4
5
3028
109
4/7
27.77
4
0
31
CJ Jordan
Eng
2014-2024
95
94
325.3
2
2847
108
4/6
26.36
4
0
32
SL Malinga
Srl
2006-2020
84
83
299.5
1
2225
107
5/6
20.79
1
2
33
Sikandar Raza
Zim
2013-2026
133
119
366.0
5
2519
107
5/18
23.54
2
1
34
B Muzarabani
Zim
2018-2026
89
86
312.3
8
2263
106
4/17
21.34
1
0
35
Taskin Ahmed
Ban
2014-2026
87
85
305.2
4
2380
106
4/16
22.45
3
0
36
Aizaz Khan
HKG
2014-2026
103
92
284.5
4
2260
104
4/26
21.73
2
0
37
Z Bimenyimana
RWN
2021-2026
106
104
317.3
10
2233
102
3/2
21.89
0
0
38
AR Ramjani
UGA
2022-2025
65
63
223.1
10
1070
102
5/17
10.49
4
1
39
M Akayezu
RWN
2021-2026
101
91
271.5
6
2113
101
4/9
20.92
3
0
40
Mohd Nawaz (3)
Pak
2016-2026
98
92
293.2
2
2109
101
5/18
20.88
0
2
41
AR Patel
Ind
2015-2026
98
91
291.4
4
2151
100
3/9
21.51
0
0
He also became the fourth Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets in Twenty20 Internationals. Others are Arshdeep Singh, JJ Bumrah and HH Pandya
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Inns
Overs
M
R
W `
BBI
Ave
4
5
1
Arshdeep Singh
Ind
2022-2026
88
86
304.2
2
2595
134
5/51
19.36
2
1
2
JJ Bumrah
Ind
2016-2026
95
92
335.4
12
2188
121
4/15
18.08
1
0
3
HH Pandya
Ind
2016-2026
138
125
370.5
5
3093
114
4/16
27.13
3
0
4
AR Patel
Ind
2015-2026
98
91
291.4
4
2151
100
3/9
21.51
0
0
Wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out without scoring in Twenty20 Internationals
Ishaan Kishan of India was dismissed run out for zero against England at chester-le-Street on 01 Jul 2026 to provide the 646th occasion of a wicket keeper batsmen dismissed run out without scoring in the history of Twetny20 Internationals.
It also provides the 16th occasion of an Indian wicketkeeper dismissed run out without scoring in Twenty20 Internationals. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicketkeeper dismissed run out without scoring against England in Twenty20 Internationals. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a wicket keeper dismissed run out without scoring against England in Twenty20 Internationals.
Tom Latham of New Zealand scored 151 against England at Nottingham in the ongoing test to provide the 58th occasion of a captain opener scoring 150 plus in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
HL Collins
203
1
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Nov 1921
2
WM Woodfull
155
2
Australia
v England
Lord’s
27 Jun 1930
3
WM Woodfull
161
3
Australia
v South Africa
Melbourne
31 Dec 1931
4
A Melville
189
1
England
v England
Nottingham
07 Jun 1947
5
L Hutton
150
2
England
v India
Lord’s
19 Jun 1952
6
L Hutton
169
1
England
v West Indies
Georgetown
24 Feb 1954
7
L Hutton
205
2
England
v West Indies
Kingston
30 Mar 1954
8
MC Cowdrey
155
3
England
v South Africa
The Oval
18 Aug 1960
9
RB Simpson
311
1
Australia
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 1964
10
RB Simpson
153
2
Australia
v Pakistan
Karachi
24 Oct 1964
11
RB Simpson
201
1
Australia
v West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
12
RB Simpson
225
2
Australia
v England
Adelaide
28 Jan 1966
13
RB Simpson
153
1
Australia
v South Africa
Cape Town
31 Dec 1966
14
GT Dowling
239
1
New Zealand
v India
Christchurch
22 Feb 1968
15
WM Lawry
205
2
Australia
v West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
16
WM Lawry
151
1
Australia
v West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
17
SM Gavaskar
205
1
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
01 Dec 1978
18
SM Gavaskar
182*
3
India
v West Indies
Eden Gardens
29 Dec 1978
19
SM Gavaskar
166
2
India
v Pakistan
Chennai
15 Jan 1980
20
SM Gavaskar
172
2
India
v England
Bengaluvru
09 Dec 1981
21
SM Gavaskar
155
2
India
v Sri Lanka
Chennai
17 Sep 1982
22
JG Wright
185
1
New Zealand
v India
Christchurch
02 Feb 1990
23
GA Gooch
154
1
England
v New Zealand
Birmingham
05 Jul 1990
24
GA Gooch
333
1
England
v India
Lord’s
26 Jul 1990
25
GA Gooch
154*
3
England
v West Indies
Leeds
06 Jun 1991
26
GA Gooch
174
3
England
v Sri Lanka
Lord’s
22 Aug 1991
27
MA Atherton
185*
4
England
v South Africa
Johannesburg
30 Nov 1995
28
MA Atherton
160
2
England
v India
Nottingham
04 Jul 1996
29
MA Taylor
169*
2
Australia
v South Africa
Adelaide
30 Jan 1998
30
MA Taylor
334*
1
Australia
v Pakistan
Peshawar
15 Oct 1998
31
ST Jayasuriya
188
1
Sri Lanka
v Pakistan
Kandy
28 Jun 2000
32
GC Smith
277
1
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
24 Jul 2003
33
GC Smith
259
2
South Africa
v England
Lord’s
31 Jul 2003
34
MS Atapattu
170
2
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Harare
06 May 2004
35
MS Atapattu
249
2
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
14 May 2004
36
ME Trescothick
193
2
Englsnd
v Pakistan
Multan
12 Nov 2005
37
GC Smith
232
1
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
29 Feb 2008
38
GC Smith
154*
4
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
30 Jul 2008
39
GC Smith
157
1
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Bloemfontein
19 Nov 2008
40
CH Gayle
197
3
West Indies
v New Zealand
Napier
19 Dec 2008
41
AJ Strauss
169
1
England
v West Indies
St John’s
15 Feb 2009
42
AJ Strauss
161
1
England
v Australia
Lord’s
16 Jul 2009
43
CH Gayle
165*
3
West Indies
v Australia
Adelaide
04 Dec 2009
44
GC Smith
183
3
West Indies
v England
Cape Town
03 Jan 2010
45
AN Cook
173
1
England
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
12 Mar 2010
46
TM Dilshan
193
2
Sri Lanka
v England
Lord’s
03 Jun 2011
47
AN Cook
176
3
England
v India
Ahmedabad
15 Nov 2012
48
AN Cook
190
2
England
v India
Eden Gardens
05 Dec 2012
49
GC Smith
234
2
South Africa
v Pakistan
Dubai DICS
23 Oct c2013
50
BB McCullum
202
2
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Sharjah
26 Nov 2014
51
AN Cook
162
3
England
v New Zealand
Lord’s
21 May 2015
52
AN Cook
263
2
England
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
13 Oct 2015
53
FDM Karunaratne
244
2
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Pallekele
21 Apr 2021
54
TWM Latham
252
1
India
v Bangladesh
Christchurch
09 Jan 2022
55
KC Brathwaite
160
2
West Indies
v England
Bridgetown
16 Mar 2022
56
KC Brathwaite
182
1
West Indies
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
04 Feb 2023
57
FDM Karunaratne
179
1
Sri Lanka
v Ireland
Galle
16 Apr 2023
58
TWM Latham
151
1
New Zealand
v England
Nottingham
25 Jun 2026
It also provides the fourth occasion of a New Zealand Captain opener scoring 150 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GT Dowling
239
1
New Zealand
v India
Christchurch
22 Feb 1968
2
JG Wright
185
1
New Zealand
v India
Christchurch
02 Feb 1990
3
BB McCullum
202
2
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Sharjah
26 Nov 2014
4
TWM Latham
151
1
New Zealand
v England
Nottingham
25 Jun 2026
The following table lists the captain openers scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings in the chronological order
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
HL Collins
203
1
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Nov 1921
2
L Hutton
205
2
England
v West Indies
Kingston
30 Mar 1954
3
RB Simpson
311
1
Australia
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 1964
4
RB Simpson
201
1
Australia
v West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
5
RB Simpson
225
2
Australia
v England
Adelaide
28 Jan 1966
6
GT Dowling
239
1
New Zealand
v India
Christchurch
22 Feb 1968
7
WM Lawry
205
2
Australia
v West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
8
SM Gavaskar
205
1
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
01 Dec 1978
9
GA Gooch
333
1
England
v India
Lord’s
26 Jul 1990
10
MA Taylor
334*
1
Australia
v Pakistan
Peshawar
15 Oct 1998
11
GC Smith
277
1
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
24 Jul 2003
12
GC Smith
259
2
South Africa
v England
Lord’s
31 Jul 2003
13
MS Atapattu
249
2
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
14 May 2004
14
GC Smith
232
1
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
29 Feb 2008
15
BB McCullum
202
2
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Sharjah
26 Nov 2014
16
AN Cook
263
2
England
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
13 Oct 2015
17
FDM Karunaratne
244
2
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Pallekele
21 Apr 2021
18
TWM Latham
252
1
India
v Bangladesh
Christchurch
09 Jan 2022
19
GC Smith
234
2
South Africa
v Pakistan
Dubai DICS
23 Oct c2013
The following table lists the captain openers scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings in the ascending order of runs scored
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RB Simpson
201
1
Australia
v West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
2
BB McCullum
202
2
New Zealand
v Pakistan
Sharjah
26 Nov 2014
3
HL Collins
203
1
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Nov 1921
4
L Hutton
205
2
England
v West Indies
Kingston
30 Mar 1954
5
WM Lawry
205
2
Australia
v West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
6
SM Gavaskar
205
1
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
01 Dec 1978
7
RB Simpson
225
2
Australia
v England
Adelaide
28 Jan 1966
8
GC Smith
232
1
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
29 Feb 2008
9
GC Smith
234
2
South Africa
v Pakistan
Dubai DICS
23 Oct c2013
10
GT Dowling
239
1
New Zealand
v India
Christchurch
22 Feb 1968
11
FDM Karunaratne
244
2
Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh
Pallekele
21 Apr 2021
12
MS Atapattu
249
2
Sri Lanka
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
14 May 2004
13
TWM Latham
252
1
India
v Bangladesh
Christchurch
09 Jan 2022
14
GC Smith
259
2
South Africa
v England
Lord’s
31 Jul 2003
15
AN Cook
263
2
England
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
13 Oct 2015
16
GC Smith
277
1
South Africa
v England
Birmingham
24 Jul 2003
17
RB Simpson
311
1
Australia
v England
Manchester
23 Jul 1964
18
GA Gooch
333
1
England
v India
Lord’s
26 Jul 1990
19
MA Taylor
334*
1
Australia
v Pakistan
Peshawar
15 Oct 1998
Both the openers scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings in the annals of test cricket
New Zealand openers Tom Latham {151} and Devon Conway {154} scored 150 plus runs to provide the 19th occasion of both the openers scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Match Particulars
C
Start Date
1
England (innings 2) v Australia at Melbourne, 1911/12
2
09 Feb 1912
2
England (innings 2) v Australia at Melbourne, 1924/25
2
01 Jan 1925
3
England (innings 1) v South Africa at Johannesburg, 1948/49
2
27 Dec 1948
4
India (innings 1) v New Zealand at Chennai, 1955/56
2
06 Jan 1956
5
England (innings 3) v South Africa at The Oval, 1960
2
18 Aug 1960
6
Australia (innings 1) v West Indies at Bridgetown, 1964/65
2
05 May 1965
7
New Zealand (innings 2) v West Indies at Georgetown, 1971/72
2
06 Apr 1972
8
Pakistan (innings 2) v West Indies at Karachi, 1997/98
2
06 Dec 1997
9
Sri Lanka (innings 1) v Pakistan at Kandy, 2000
2
28 Jun 2000
10
South Africa (innings 1) v Pakistan at Cape Town, 2002/03
2
02 Jan 2003
11
South Africa (innings 1) v England at Birmingham, 2003
2
24 Jul 2003
12
Sri Lanka (innings 2) v Zimbabwe at Harare, 2004
2
06 May 2004
13
South Africa (innings 1) v Bangladesh at Chattogram, 2007/08
2
29 Feb 2008
14
India (innings 2) v Australia at Mohali, 2012/13
2
14 Mar 2013
15
Bangladesh (innings 3) v Pakistan at Khulna, 2015
2
28 Apr 2015
16
India (innings 1) v Bangladesh at Fatullah, 2015
2
10 Jun 2015
17
India (innings 1) v South Africa at Visakhapatnam, 2019/20
2
02 Oct 2019
18
West Indies (innings 1) v Zimbabwe at Bulawayo, 2022/23
2
04 Feb 2023
19
New Zealand (innings 1) v England at Nottingham, 2026
2
25 Jun 2026
It also provides the second occasion of New Zealand opening batsmen performing such a feat. Both such occasions are listed below.
No
Match Particulars
C
Start Date
1
New Zealand (innings 2) v West Indies at Georgetown, 1971/72
2
06 Apr 1972
2
New Zealand (inninga 1) v England at Nottingham, 2026
2
25 Jun 2026
Teams posting 400 plus runs in one day internationals
India posted a team total of 402 against Afghanistan at Luknow on 17 Jun 2026 to provide the 31sr occasion of a team posting a total of 400 plus runs in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Australia
434/4
50.0
1
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Mar 2006
2
South Africa
438/9
49.5
2
v Australia
Johannesburg
12 Mar 2006
3
Sri Lanka
443/9
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Amstelveen
04 Jul 2006
4
South Africa
418/5
50.0
1
v Zimbabwe
Potchefstroom
20 Sep 2006
5
India
413/5
50.0
1
v Bermuda
Port of Spain
19 Mar 2007
6
New Zealand
402/2
50.0
1
v Ireland
Aberdeen
01 Jul 2008
7
India
414/7
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Rajkot
15 Dec 2009
8
Sri Lanka
411/8
50.0
2
v India
Rajkot
15 Dec 2009
9
India
401/3
50.0
1
v South Africa
Gwalior
24 Feb 2010
10
India
418/5
50.0
1
v West Indies
Indore
08 Dec 2011
11
India
404/5
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Eden Gardens
13 Nov 2014
12
South Africa
439/2
50.0
1
v West Indies
Johannesburg
18 Jan 2015
13
South Africa
408/5
50.0
1
v West Indies
Sydney
27 Feb 2015
14
South Africa
411/4
50.0
1
v Ireland
Canberra
03 Mar 2015
15
Australia
417/6
50.0
1
v Afghanistan
W.A.C.A
04 Mar 2015
16
England
408/9
50.0
1
v New Zealand
Birmingham
09 Jun 2015
17
South Africa
438/4
50.0
1
v India
Wankhede
25 Oct 2015
18
England
444/3
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Nottingham
30 Aug 2016
19
England
481/6
50.0
1
v Australia
Nottingham
19 Jun 2018
20
England
418/6
50.0
1
v West Indies
St George’s
27 Feb 2019
21
England
498/4
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Amstelveen
17 Jun 2022
22
India
409/8
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
10 Dec 2022
23
Zimbabwe
408/6
50.0
1
v U.S.A.
Harare
26 Jun 2023
24
South Africa
416/5
50.0
1
v Australia
Centurion
15 Sep 2023
25
South Africa
428/5
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Delhi
07 Oct 2023
26
New Zealand
401/6
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Bengaluru
04 Nov 2023
27
India
410/4
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Bengaluru
12 Nov 2023
28
England
400/8
50.0
1
v West Indies
Birmingham
29 May 2025
29
Australia
431/2
50.0
1
v South Africa
Mackay
24 Aug 2025
30
England
414/5
50.0
1
v South Africa
Southampton
07 Sep 2025
31
India
402
49.5
1
v Afghanistan
Lucknow
17 Jun 2026
India own the record of posting 400 plus in a one day internationals on most occasions – eight occasions. India’s 402 against Afghanistan at Lucknow was the eighth occasion. India went past England which has posted 400 plus runs in a one day international on seven occasion
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
England
408/9
50.0
1
v New Zealand
Birmingham
09 Jun 2015
2
England
444/3
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Nottingham
30 Aug 2016
3
England
481/6
50.0
1
v Australia
Nottingham
19 Jun 2018
4
England
418/6
50.0
1
v West Indies
St George’s
27 Feb 2019
5
England
498/4
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Amstelveen
17 Jun 2022
6
England
400/8
50.0
1
v West Indies
Birmingham
29 May 2025
7
England
414/5
50.0
1
v South Africa
Southampton
07 Sep 2025
1
India
413/5
50.0
1
v Bermuda
Port of Spain
19 Mar 2007
2
India
414/7
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Rajkot
15 Dec 2009
3
India
401/3
50.0
1
v South Africa
Gwalior
24 Feb 2010
4
India
418/5
50.0
1
v West Indies
Indore
08 Dec 2011
5
India
404/5
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Eden Gardens
13 Nov 2014
6
India
409/8
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
10 Dec 2022
7
India
410/4
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Bengaluru
12 Nov 2023
8
India
402
49.5
1
v Afghanistan
Lucknow
17 Jun 2026
South Africa’s 438 for 9 agasint Australia at Johannesburg on 12 Mar 2006 provides the only occasion of a team posting 400 plus runs in the second innings in one day internationals
India’a 402 against Afghanistan at Lucknos on 17 Jun 2006 is the only occasion of a team dismissed all out after posting 400 plus runs in a one day international,
Interesting enough South Africa’s 438 for 9 and India’s 402 have been scored in 49.5 overs
Bowler’ six wicket hauls in losing cause in one day internationals
Bangladesh bowler Shouriful Islam,s six for 48 against Australia at Mirpur on 14 Jun 2026 was in a losing cause to provide the 14th occasion of a bowler,s six wicket haul going in vain in the history of one day internationals. All such occasion are tabulated below
NO
Player
O
M
R
W
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Imran Khan
10.0
2
14
6
1
Pakistan
v India
Sharjah
22 Mar 1985
2
AH Gray
9.0
0
50
6
1
West Indies
v Australia
Port of Spain
09 Mar 1991
3
SM Pollock
10.0
2
35
6
1
South Africa
v West Indies
East London
24 Jan 1999
4
SE Bond
10.0
2
23
6
1
New Zealand
v Australia
Gqeberha
11 Mar 2003
5
AB Agarkar
9.3
1
42
6
1
India
v Australia
Melbourne
09 Jan 2004
6
A Nehra
10.0
1
59
6
1
India
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
09 Aug 2005
7
CB Mpofu
10.0
1
52
6
1
Zimbabwe
v Kenya
Nairobi (Gym)
19 Oct 2008
8
CR Woakes
10.0
0
45
6
1
England
v Australia
Brisbane
30 Jan 2011
9
DW Steyn
9.0
0
39
6
1
South Africa
v Pakistan
Gqeberha
27 Nov 2013
10
MA Starc
9.0
0
28
6
2
Australia
v New Zealand
Auckland
28 Feb 2015
11
Zahoor Khan
6.3
0
34
6
1
UAE
v Ireland
ICCA Dubai
02 Mar 2017
12
PR Stirling
10.0
0
55
6
1
Ireland
v Afghanistan
Greater Noida
07 Mar 2017
13
A Dananjay
10.0
0
54
6
2
Sri Lanka
v India
Pallekele
24 Aug 2017
14
Shoriful Islam
10.0
1
48
6
2
Bangladesh
v Australia
Mirpur
14 Jun 2026
It also provides the fifth occssion of a bowler’s six sicket haul going in vain against Australia in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
NO
Player
O
M
R
W
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
AH Gray
9.0
0
50
6
1
West Indies
v Australia
Port of Spain
09 Mar 1991
2
SE Bond
10.0
2
23
6
1
New Zealand
v Australia
Gqeberha
11 Mar 2003
3
AB Agarkar
9.3
1
42
6
1
India
v Australia
Melbourne
09 Jan 2004
4
CR Woakes
10.0
0
45
6
1
England
v Australia
Brisbane
30 Jan 2011
5
Shoriful Islam
10.0
1
48
6
2
Bangladesh
v Australia
Mirpur
14 Jun 2026
Indian bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in an innings on test debut.
MJ Suthar of India became the sixth Indian bowler to capture six or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
O
BPO
M
R
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
S Abid Ali
17.0
8
2
55
6
1
v Australia
Adelaide
23 Dec 1967
2
DR Doshi
43.0
6
10
103
6
1
v Australia
Chennai
11 Sep 1979
3
ND Hirwani
18.3
6
3
61
8
2
v West Indies
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
4
ND Hirwani
15.2
6
3
75
8
4
v West Indies
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
5
R Ashwin
21.3
6
5
47
6
3
v West Indies
Delhi
06 Nov 2011
6
MJ Suthar
22.0
6
10
33
6
2
v Afghanistan
Mullanpur
06 Jun 2026
MJ Suthar of India became the fifth Indian spin bowler to capture six or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.