Mohd Rizwan of Pakistan scored 122 not out against South Africa at Karachi on 12 Feb 2025 to provide the 27th occasion of a captain wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
AC Gilchrist
116
2
Australia
v Sri Lanka
W.A.C.A
29 Jan 2006
2
MS Dhoni
109*
1
India
v Hong Kong
Karachi
25 Jun 2008
3
MS Dhoni
124
1
India
v Australia
Nagpur
28 Oct 2009
4
MS Dhoni
107
1
India
v Sri Lanka
Nagpur
18 Dec 2009
5
MS Dhoni
101*
2
India
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
07 Jan 2010
6
KC Sangakkara
111
1
Sri Lanka
v New Zealand
Wankhede
18 Mar 2011
7
AB de Villiers
125*
1
South Africa
v Sri Lanka
Johannesburg
22 Jan 2012
8
BB McCullum
119
1
New Zealand
v Zimbabwe
Napier
09 Feb 2012
9
AB de Villiers
106*
2
South Africa
v New Zealand
Wellington
25 Feb 2012
10
MS Dhoni
113*
1
India
v Pakistan
Chennai
30 Dec 2012
11
AB de Villiers
128
1
South Africa
v Pakistan
Johannesburg
17 Mar 2013
12
MS Dhoni
139*
1
India
v Australia
Mohali
19 Oct 2013
13
AB de Villiers
149
1
South Africa
v West Indies
Johannesburg
18 Jan 2015
14
BRM Taylor
121
2
Zimbabwe
v Ireland
Hobart
07 Mar 2015
15
BRM Taylor
138
1
Zimbabwe
v India
Auckland
14 Mar 2015
16
Q de Kock
107
2
South Africa
v England
Cape Town
04 Feb 2020
17
TWM Latham
110*
2
New Zealand
v Bangladesh
Christchurch
23 Mar 2021
18
TWM Latham
140*
1
New Zealand
v Netherlands
Hamilton
02 Apr 2022
19
MD Patel
130
1
U S A
v Oman
Pearland
08 Jun 2022
20
RW Chakabva
102
2
Zimbabwe
v Bangladesh
Harare
07 Aug 2022
21
JC Buttler
131
1
England
v South Africa
Kimberley
01 Feb 2023
22
SD Hope
128*
1
West Indies
v South Africa
East London
18 Mar 2023
23
SD Hope
132
1
West Indies
v Nepal
Harare
22 Jun 2023
24
SD Hope
109*
2
West Indies
v England
North Sound
03 Dec 2023
25
MD Patel
121*
1
U S A
v Canada
The Hague
13 Aug 2024
26
SD Hope
117
1
West Indies
v England
North Sound
02 Nov 2024
27
Mohd Rizwan
122*
2
Pakistan
v South Africa
Karachi
12 Feb 2025
Mohd Rizwan became the first Pakistan captain wicket keeper to achieve the feat and also the third captain wicket keeper batsman to score a century against South Africa in ODIs
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
JC Buttler
131
1
England
v South Africa
Kimberley
01 Feb 2023
2
SD Hope
128*
1
West Indies
v South Africa
East London
18 Mar 2023
3
Mohd Rizwan
122*
2
Pakistan
v South Africa
Karachi
12 Feb 2025
MS Dhoni of India owns the record of scoring most centuries as captain wicket keeper by scoring six centuries. He is followed by AB de Villiers and SD Hope who have scored four centuries
Pakistan won its Tri Series league game against South Africa chasing 352 runs against South Africa at Karachi on 12 Feb 2025 to provide the 19th occasion of a team winning a ODI by chasing 350 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below in the descending order of runs scored by the losing team. The list includes three occasions of teams winning chasing 400 plus runs.
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Res
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Australia
434/4
50.0
1
lost
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Mar 2006
2
Sri Lanka
411/8
50.0
2
lost
v India
Rajkot
15 Dec 2009
3
New Zealand
401/6
50.0
1
lost
v Pakistan
Bengaluru
04 Nov 2023
4
West Indies
389
48.0
2
lost
v England
St George’s
27 Feb 2019
5
New Zealand
383/9
50.0
2
lost
v Australia
Dharamsala
28 Oct 2023
6
Australia
371/6
50.0
1
lost
v South Africa
Durban
05 Oct 2016
7
England
366/8
50.0
2
lost
v India
Cuttack
19 Jan 2017
8
England
365/9
46.0
2
lost
v New Zealand
The Oval
12 Jun 2015
9
England
365
48.5
2
lost
v Scotland
Edinburgh
10 Jun 2018
10
Pakistan
361/7
50.0
2
lost
v England
Southampton
11 May 2019
11
West Indies
360/8
50.0
1
lost
v England
Bridgetown
20 Feb 2019
12
Australia
359/5
50.0
1
lost
v India
Jaipur
16 Oct 2013
13
Ireland
359/9
50.0
2
lost
v New Zealand
Dublin (M)
15 Jul 2022
14
India
358/9
50.0
1
lost
v Australia
Mohali
10 Mar 2019
15
Pakistan
358/9
50.0
1
lost
v England
Bristol
14 May 2019
16
West Indies
356/5
50.0
1
lost
v England
The Oval
27 Sep 2017
17
South Africa
352/5
50.0
1
lost
v Pakistan
Karachi
12 Feb 2025
18
Australia
350/6
50.0
1
lost
v India
Nagpur
30 Oct 2013
19
England
350/7
50.0
1
lost
v India
Pune
15 Jan 2017
It was Pakistan’s second win chasing 350 plus runs in ODIs. Prior to this Pakistan had won an ODI chasing401 for 6 put up by New Zealand at Bengaluru on 04 Nov 2023. Both the occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Res
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
New Zealand
401/6
50.0
1
lost
v Pakistan
Bengaluru
04 Nov 2023
2
South Africa
352/5
50.0
1
lost
v Pakistan
Karachi
12 Feb 2025
Pakistan is one of the teams to win an ODI chasing 400 plus runs. Others are – South Africa and India
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Res
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Australia
434/4
50.0
1
lost
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Mar 2006
2
Sri Lanka
411/8
50.0
2
lost
v India
Rajkot
15 Dec 2009
3
New Zealand
401/6
50.0
1
lost
v Pakistan
Bengaluru
04 Nov 2023
England and India share the record of winning an ODI chasing 350 plus runs in the history of one day internationals. Both the teams have won on five occasions.
England won the toss and opted to field first in this game to provide the 225th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 34th occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs.
England won the toss and opted to field first in this game to provide the 87th occasion of England doing so in ODIs on away soil. It also provides the 17th occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs on away soil.
India was inserted by England {lost the toss and was put in by England} to provide the 250th occasion of India inserted by the opposition in ODIs. It also provides the 34th occasion of India inserted by England in ODIs.
India was inserted by England {lost the toss and was put in by England} to provide the 93rd occasion of India inserted by the opposition in ODIs on home soil. It also provides the 17th occasion of India inserted by England in ODIs on home soil,
Shubman Gill-V Kohli added 116 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 488th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 55th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England
Shubman Gill-V Kohli added 116 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 112th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs for the second wicket. It also provides the eighth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England for the second wicket.
Shubman Gill-SS Iyer added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 489th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 56th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England
Shubman Gill-SS Iyer added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 94th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs for the third wicket. It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England for the third wicket
Shubman Gill scored 112 in this game to provide the 321st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 26th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs against England
Shubman Gill scored 112 in this game to provide the 166th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings in ODIs against England
Shubman Gill {112}, V Kohli {53] and SS Iyer {78} scored fifties in this game to provide the 124th occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 16th occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England
Shubman Gill {112}, V Kohli {52] and SS Iyer {78} scored fifties in this game to provide the 21st occasion of three Indian batsmen batting at number two, three and four scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of three Indian batsmen batting at number two, three and four scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England
Shubman Gill’s 112 in this game represent his seventh century and his 22nd fifty in ODIs. V Kohli’s 52 represent his 123rd fifty in ODIs. SS Iyer’s represent his 25th fifty in ODIs.
Shubman Gill {112}, V Kohli {53] and SS Iyer {78} scored fifties in this game to provide the 1554th , 1555th and 1556th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 180th, 181st and 182nd occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.
India posted 356 in this game to provide the 137th occasion of India posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 20th occasion of India posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England.
India posted 356 in this game to provide the 40th occasion of India posting a total of 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of India posting a total of 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England.
India was dismissed all out for 356 in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of India dismissed all out for 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It will also provide the third occasion of India dismissed all out for 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England
India was dismissed all out for 356 in this game to provide the first occasion of India dismissed all out for 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It will also provide the first occasion of India dismissed all out for 350 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England
India was dismissed all out for 356 on the last ball of its innings in this game to provide the second occasion of dismissed all out for 300 plus on the last ball of its innings. The first occasion was – India dismissed all out for 304 on the last ball of its innings against Sri Lanka at Bristol on 11 Jul 2002.
One day internationals history has witnessed 154 occasions of a team dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
New Zealand
186
60.0
2
v England
Nottingham
11 Jun 1975
2
India
230
60.0
1
v New Zealand
Manchester
14 Jun 1975
3
Zimbabwe
171
60.0
1
v West Indies
Birmingham
20 Jun 1983
4
England
213
60.0
1
v India
Manchester
22 Jun 1983
5
England
168
50.0
2
v West Indies
Manchester
31 May 1984
6
Australia
191
50.0
1
v West Indies
Brisbane
13 Jan 1985
7
Australia
178
50.0
1
v West Indies
Sydney
12 Feb 1985
8
New Zealand
206
50.0
1
v India
Sydney
05 Mar 1985
9
India
187
50.0
1
v Australia
Melbourne
09 Feb 1986
10
Australia
194
50.0
1
v West Indies
Sydney
28 Jan 1987
11
New Zealand
213
50.0
1
v West Indies
Auckland
21 Mar 1987
12
England
208
50.0
1
v New Zealand
Auck0land
19 Mar 1988
13
Pakistan
161
50.0
1
v Australia
Melbourne
03 Jan 1990
14
Australia
193
50.0
2
v New Zealand
Hobart
18 Dec 1990
15
West Indies
235
50.0
2
v Pakistan
Sharjah
21 Oct 1991
16
West Indies
252
50.0
2
v India
Adelaide
14 Dec 1991
17
South Africa
195
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
02 Mar 1992
18
India
184
50.0
1
v South Africa
Cape Town
07 Dec 1992
19
West Indies
194
50.0
2
v Australia
Melbourne
15 Dec 1992
20
South Africa
198
50.0
2
v Pakistan
Durban
09 Feb 1993
21
Pakistan
187
50.0
1
v West Indies
Johannesburg
27 Feb 1993
22
England
256
50.0
1
v India
Gwalior
04 Mar 1993
23
New Zealand
214
50.0
1
v Australia
Wellington
24 Mar 1993
24
Zimbabwe
248
50.0
2
v India
Indore
18 Nov 1993
25
India
195
50.0
1
v South Africa
Eden Gardens
24 Nov 1993
26
Sri Lanka
202
50.0
1
v West Indies
W.A.C.A
14 Jan 1996
27
West Indies
173
50.0
1
v India
Gwalior
21 Feb 1996
28
South Africa
230
50.0
1
v England
Rawalpindi
25 Feb 1996
29
Australia
258
50.0
1
v India
Wankhede
27 Feb 1996
30
England
246
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Nottingham
01 Sep 1996
31
India
191
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Toronto
18 Sep 1996
32
New Zealand
197
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Sharjah
10 Nov 1996
33
Sri Lanka
189
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Sharjah
12 Nov 1996
34
New Zealand
192
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Sharjah
13 Nov 1996
35
Pakistan
187
50.0
1
v Zimbabwe
Sharjah
06 Apr 1997
36
India
208
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Toronto
13 Sep 1997
37
Zimbabwe
284
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Nairobi (Aga)
14 Oct 1997
38
South Africa
200
50.0
1
v Australia
Sydney
04 Dec 1997
39
England
266
50.0
1
v West Indies
Bridgetown
01 Apr 1998
40
Zimbabwe
213
50.0
1
v India
Bulawayo
26 Sep 1998
41
Pakistan
211
50.0
1
v Zimbabwe
Sheikhupura
22 Nov 1998
42
Sri Lanka
186
50.0
1
v England
Melbourne
19 Jan 1999
43
Australia
270
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Adelaide
24 Jan 1999
44
Bangladesh
213
50.0
1
v Kenya
Dhaka
20 Mar 1999
45
Australia
202
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
31 Aug 1999
46
Kenya
162
50.0
2
v India
Nairobi (Gym)
29 Sep 1999
47
Sri Lanka
213
50.0
1
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
12 Dec 1999
48
England
207
50.0
1
v Zimbabwe
The Oval
08 Jul 2000
49
Pakistan
135
50.0
1
v New Zealand
Napier
20 Feb 2001
50
England
240
50.0
2
v Pakistan
Lord’s
12 Jun 2001
51
Zimbabwe
193
50.0
2
v Sri Lanka
Sharjah
26 Oct 2001
52
India
260
50.0
1
v West Indies
Port of Spain
02 Jun 2002
53
India
304
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Bristol
11 Jul 2002
54
Pakistan
227
50.0
1
v Australia
Nairobi (Gym)
07 Sep 2002
55
Netherlands
136
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Colombo (SSC)
21 Sep 2002
56
Kenya
211
50.0
1
v Zimbabwe
Harare
08 Dec 2002
57
England
292
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Brisbane
17 Dec 2002
58
England
272
50.0
1
v Namibia
Gqeberha
19 Feb 2003
59
Pakistan
198
50.0
1
v New Zealand
Dambulla
23 May 2003
60
Australia
252
50.0
1
v West Indies
St George’s
30 May 2003
61
Sri Lanka
191
50.0
1
v West Indies
Kingstown
11 Jun 2003
62
Sri Lanka
239
50.0
1
v U.A.E.
Dambulla
17 Jul 2004
63
South Africa
191
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Dambulla
25 Aug 2004
64
Australia
265
50.0
1
v Pakistan
W.A.C.A
30 Jan 2005
65
Zimbabwe
250
50.0
1
v India
Harare
04 Sep 2005
66
Australia
258
50.0
2
v Sri Lanka
Sydney
22 Jan 2006
67
England
288
50.0
1
v India
Indore
15 Apr 2006
68
India
197
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
18 Apr 2006
69
Ireland
274
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Ayr
08 Aug 2006
70
New Zealand
210
50.0
1
v England
Adelaide
23 Jan 2007
71
Canada
199
50.0
1
v Kenya
Gros Islet
14 Mar 2007
72
Zimbabwe
221
50.0
2
v Ireland
Kingston
15 Mar 2007
73
Sri Lanka
235
50.0
1
v England
North Sound
04 Apr 2007
74
Ireland
193
50.0
1
v India
Belfast
23 Jun 2007
75
India
184
50.0
2
v England
Southampton
21 Aug 2007
76
Zimbabwe
206
50.0
1
v South Africa
Bulawayo
22 Aug 2007
77
Sri Lanka
221
50.0
1
v Australia
Melbourne
29 Feb 2008
78
New Zealand
182
50.0
1
v England
Bristol
21 Jun 2008
79
Australia
345
50.0
1
v Scotland
Edinburgh
28 Aug 2009
80
England
299
50.0
1
v Australia
Nottingham
15 Sep 2009
81
South Africa
297
50.0
2
v India
Jaipur
21 Feb 2010
82
Zimbabwe
161
50.0
1
v West Indies
Kingstown
14 Mar 2010
83
Ireland
219
50.0
1
v West Indies
Kingston
15 Apr 2010
84
Kenya
190
50.0
1
v Canada
Schiedam
10 Jul 2010
85
West Indies
203
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (SSC)
03 Feb 2011
86
Kenya
198
50.0
1
v Canada
Delhi
07 Mar 2011
87
West Indies
275
50.0
1
v Ireland
Mohali
11 Mar 2011
88
Netherlands
306
50.0
1
v Ireland
Eden Gardens
18 Mar 2011
89
West Indies
220
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Gros Islet
25 Apr 2011
90
Australia
223
50.0
2
v South Africa
Gqeberha
23 Oct 2011
91
Pakistan
222
50.0
1
v England
Dubai (DICS)
18 Feb 2012
92
Pakistan
237
50.0
1
v England
Dubai (DICS)
21 Feb 2012
93
Sri Lanka
238
50.0
1
v Australia
Melbourne
02 Mar 2012
94
New Zealand
221
50.0
2
v West Indies
Basseterre
16 Jul 2012
95
South Africa
305
50.0
2
v India
Cardiff
06 Jun 2013
96
New Zealand
314
50.0
1
v India
Auckland
25 Jan 2014
97
Canada
210
50.0
1
v Netherlands
Mount Maunganui
28 Jan 2014
98
Kenya
260
50.0
1
v Scotland
Christchurch
30 Jan 2014
99
England
227
50.0
1
v India
Nottingham
30 Aug 2014
100
Pakistan
230
50.0
2
v Australia
Abu Dhabi
12 Oct 2014
101
England
265
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
07 Dec 2014
102
New Zealand
248
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Hamilton
15 Jan 2015
103
Bangladesh
267
50.0
1
v Afghanistan
Canberra
18 Feb 2015
104
Scotland
210
50.0
1
v Afghanistan
Dunedin
26 Feb 2015
105
Ireland
237
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Adelaide
15 Mar 2015
106
Sri Lanka
212
50.0
1
v Australia
Dambulla
31 Aug 2016
107
Bangladesh
265
50.0
1
v Afghanistan
Mirpur
25 Sep 2016
108
Afghanistan
258
50.0
2
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
25 Sep 2016
199
Zimbabwe
257
50.0
1
v West Indies
Bulawayo
19 Nov 2016
110
New Zealand
251
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Nelson
29 Dec 2016
111
England
328
50.0
1
v West Indies
Bridgetown
09 Mar 2017
112
Afghanistan
338
50.0
1
v Ireland
Greater Noida
17 Mar 2017
113
India
252
50.0
1
v Australia
Eden Gardens
21 Sep 2017
114
New Zealand
257
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Dunedin
13 Jan 2018
115
Sri Lanka
221
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
27 Jan 2018
116
England
234
50.0
1
v New Zealand
Wellington
03 Mar 2018
117
P.N.G.
235
50.0
1
v Ireland
Harare
06 Mar 2018
118
Zimbabwe
289
50.0
1
v West Indies
Harare
19 Mar 2018
119
India
236
50.0
2
v England
Lord’s
14 Jul 2018
120
Netherlands
215
50.0
2
v Nepal
Amstelveen
03 Aug 2018
121
Afghanistan
249
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Abu Dhabi
17 Sep 2018
112
India
237
50.0
2
v Australia
Delhi
13 Mar 2019
123
Australia
316
50.0
2
v India
The Oval
09 Jun 2019
124
Afghanistan
288
50.0
2
v West Indies
Leeds
04 Jul 2019
125
England
241
50.0
2
v New Zealand
Lord’s
14 Jul 2019
126
U.S.A.
213
50.0
1
v Oman
Kirtipur
06 Feb 2020
127
Sri Lanka
307
50.0
1
v West Indies
Pallekele
01 Mar 2020
128
Australia
271
50.0
1
v South Africa
Bloemfontein
04 Mar 2020
129
Netherlands
195
50.0
1
v Ireland
Utrecht
02 Jun 2021
130
Namibia
228
50.0
1
v Oman
Windhoek
26 Nov 2021
131
U.A.E.
214
50.0
2
v Oman
Al Amerat
08 Feb 2022
132
India
265
50.0
1
v West Indies
Ahmedabad
11 Feb 2022
133
U.A.E.
147
50.0
1
v P.N.G.
Dubai (DICS)
19 Mar 2022
134
Scotland
171
50.0
1
v U.A.E.
Pearland
03 Jun 2022
135
Zimbabwe
216
50.0
2
v Afghanistan
Harare
04 Jun 2022
136
Zimbabwe
228
50.0
1
v Afghanistan
Harare
06 Jun 2022
137
Australia
254
50.0
2
v Sri Lanka
Colombo (RPS)
21 Jun 2022
138
Scotland
208
50.0
1
v Namibia
Windhoek
05 Dec 2022
139
Namibia
285
50.0
1
v Nepal
Kirtipur
14 Feb 2023
140
Netherlands
270
50.0
2
v Zimbabwe
Harare
23 Mar 2023
141
U.S.A.
231
50.0
1
v Jersey
Windhoek
04 Apr 2023
142
Sri Lanka
268
50.0
1
v Afghanistan
Hambantota
02 Jun 2023
143
Scotland
320
50.0
1
v Oman
Bulawayo
25 Jun 2023
144
Australia
276
50.0
1
v India
Mohali
22 Sep 2023
145
New Zealand
273
50.0
1
v India
Dharamsala
22 Oct 2023
146
Netherlands
229
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Eden Gardens
28 Oct 2023
147
Afghanistan
244
50.0
1
v South Africa
Ahmedabad
10 Nov 2023
148
India
240
50.0
1
v Australia
Ahmedabad
19 Nov 2023
149
England
325
50.0
1
v West Indies
North Sound
03 Dec 2023
150
Nepal
224
50.0
1
v Canada
Kirtipur
08 Feb 2024
151
Sri Lanka
235
50.0
1
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
18 Mar 2024
152
Namibia
313
50.0
1
v U.A.E.
Windhoek
20 Sep 2024
153
Nepal
286
50.0
1
v U.S.A.
Dallas
27 Oct 2024
154
India
356
50.0
1
v England
Ahmedabad
12 Feb 2025
One day internationals history has witnessed 16 occasions of India dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
India
230
60.0
1
v New Zealand
Manchester
14 Jun 1975
2
India
187
50.0
1
v Australia
Melbourne
09 Feb 1986
3
India
184
50.0
1
v South Africa
Cape Town
07 Dec 1992
4
India
195
50.0
1
v South Africa
Eden Gardens
24 Nov 1993
5
India
191
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Toronto
18 Sep 1996
6
India
208
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Toronto
13 Sep 1997
7
India
260
50.0
1
v West Indies
Port of Spain
02 Jun 2002
8
India
304
50.0
1
v Sri Lanka
Bristol
11 Jul 2002
9
India
197
50.0
1
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
18 Apr 2006
10
India
184
50.0
2
v England
Southampton
21 Aug 2007
11
India
252
50.0
1
v Australia
Eden Gardens
21 Sep 2017
12
India
236
50.0
2
v England
Lord’s
14 Jul 2018
13
India
237
50.0
2
v Australia
Delhi
13 Mar 2019
14
India
265
50.0
1
v West Indies
Ahmedabad
11 Feb 2022
15
India
240
50.0
1
v Australia
Ahmedabad
19 Nov 2023
16
India
356
50.0
1
v England
Ahmedabad
12 Feb 2025
One day internationals history has witnessed eleven occasions of a team dismissed all out on the last ball of an innings against England. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
New Zealand
186
60.0
2
v England
Nottingham
11 Jun 1975
2
South Africa
230
50.0
1
v England
Rawalpindi
25 Feb 1996
3
Sri Lanka
186
50.0
1
v England
Melbourne
19 Jan 1999
4
New Zealand
210
50.0
1
v England
Adelaide
23 Jan 2007
5
Sri Lanka
235
50.0
1
v England
North Sound
04 Apr 2007
6
India
184
50.0
2
v England
Southampton
21 Aug 2007
7
New Zealand
182
50.0
1
v England
Bristol
21 Jun 2008
8
Pakistan
222
50.0
1
v England
Dubai (DICS)
18 Feb 2012
0
Pakistan
237
50.0
1
v England
Dubai (DICS)
21 Feb 2012
10
India
236
50.0
2
v England
Lord’s
14 Jul 2018
11
India
356
50.0
1
v England
Ahmedabad
12 Feb 2025
AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the 198th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 24th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs against England
AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the 33rd occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs against India
V Kohli’s 52 in this game represent his 13th fifty against England in ODIs. He now owns the record for most fifties by an Indian batsman against England in ODIs. He went past SK Rains who had scored twelve fifties against England in ODIs.
AU Rashid’s four for 64 in this game represent his first four wicket haul against India in ODIs.
AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the 198th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets conceding 60 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets conceding 60 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India. CR Woakes is the other bowler to concede 60 plus runs while taking four or more wickets against India. He had returned with figures of four for 60 against India at Cuttack on 19.01.2017
AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the second occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs. Prior to this Au Rashid himself has captured five for 85 against West Indies at St George’s on 27 Feb 2019
AU Rashid captured four for 64 in this game to provide the first occasion of an England spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in ODIs against India.
England was dismissed all out for 214 in this game to provide the 250th occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings. It also provides the 42nd occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings against India.
England was dismissed all out for 214 in this game to provide the 131st occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings while batting second. It also provides the 18th occasion of England dismissed all out in an ODI innings against India while batting second.
India won this game by 142 runs to provide the 55th occasion of India winning a ODI by 100 plus runs margin. It also provides the sixth occasion of India winning a ODI by 100 plus runs margin against England.
India posted its 562nd win in ODI when it won this game by 142 runs. This win represent India’s 61st ODI win against England
Bowlers who have witnessed their five plus wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings in a losing cause
The following table lists the bowlers who have witnessed their five plus wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings in a losing cause
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
G Giffen
78.2
21
155
6
3
Aus
Eng
Melbourne
29 Dec 1894
2
T Richardson
68.0×5
23
168
7
1
Eng
Aus
Manchester
16 Jul 1896
3
GM Parker
37.0
02
152
6
1
RSA
Eng
Birmingham
14 Jun 1924
4
IAR Peebles
71.0
08
204
6
2
Eng
Aus
The Oval
16 Aug 1930
5
GAE Paine
56.0
12
168
5
1
Eng
Win
Kingston
14 Mar 1935
6
DVP Wright
43.6×8
04
167
5
1
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
29 Nov 1946
7
DG Phadkar
45.3
10
159
7
1
Ind
Win
Chennai
27 Jan 1949
8
AMB Rowan
60.0×8
09
167
5
2
RSA
Eng
Gqeberha
05 Mar 1949
9
MH Mankad
73.0
24
196
5
2
Ind
Eng
Lord’s
19 Jun 1952
10
WA Johnston
46.0×8
08
152
6
2
Aus
RSA
Melbourne
06 Feb 1953
11
BS Chandrasekhar
61.5
17
157
7
2
Ind
Win
Brabourne
13 Dec 1966
11
BS Bedi
64.2
08
226
6
1
Ind
Eng
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
13
BS Chandrasekhar
42.0
07
153
5
2
Ind
Win
Kingston
21 Apr 1976
14
B Yardley
66.0
16
187
7
1
Aus
Pak
Melbourne
11 Dec 1981
15
N Kapil Dev
38.4
03
220
7
2
Ind
Pak
Faisalabad
03 Jan 1983
16
CG Rackemann
42.4
07
161
5
2
Aus
Win
St John’s
07 Apr 1984
17
M Muralidaran
41.5
03
162
5
1
Srl
Ind
Lucknow
18 Jan 1994
18
UDU Chandana
47.5
07
179
6
2
Srl
Pak
Dhaka
12 Mar 1999
19
RW Price
68.0
18
182
5
2
Zim
Ind
Nagpur
21 Feb 2002
20
RW Price
43.0
01
199
5
1
Zim
Win
Bulawayo
12 Nov 2003
21
A Kumble
51.0
08
176
6
2
Ind
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2003
22
M Muralidaran
56.0
09
153
5
3
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
23
M Muralidaran
50.3
08
173
5
3
Srl
Aus
Kandy
16 Mar 2004
24
CS Martin
39.5
07
152
5
2
NZl
Aus
Brisbane
18 Nov 2004
25
DL Vettori
55.2
10
152
5
1
NZl
Aus
Adelaide
26 Nov 2004
26
Danish Kaneria
49.3
07
188
7
2
Pak
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 2005
27
Harbhajan Singh
51.5
09
152
6
1
Ind
Pak
Bengaluru
24 Mar 2005
28
JJ Krejza
43.5
01
215
8
1
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
29
Danish Kaneria
47.5
03
151
5
3
Pak
Aus
Sydney
03 Jan 2010
30
Rubel Hossain
29.0
01
166
5
1
Ban
NZl
Hamilton
15 Feb 2010
31
MA Starc
28.5
03
154
6
3
Aus
RSA
W.A.C.A
30 Nov 2012
32
Saeed Ajmal
55.5
08
151
6
2
Pak
RSA
Dub-DICS
23 Oct 2013
33
S Shillingford
55.0
09
167
6
2
Win
Ind
Eden Gardens
06 Nov 2013
34
S Shillingford
43.0
06
179
5
2
Win
Ind
Wankhede
14 Nov 2013
35
Saeed Ajmal
59.1
08
166
5
2
Pak
Srl
Galle
06 Aug 2014
36
J Nyumbu
49.3
07
157
5
2
Zim
RSA
Harare
09 Aug 2014
37
DL Piedt
36.0
04
153
5
3
RSA
Eng
Durban
26 Dec 2015
38
Yasir Shah
55.5
09
184
6
1
Pak
Srl
Dub-DICS
06 Oct 2017
39
KA Maharaj
58.0
15
180
5
1
RSA
Eng
Gqeberha
16 Jan 2020
40
RL Chase
44.0
03
172
5
1
Win
Eng
Manchester
16 Jul 2020
41
MJ Leach
61.3
12
157
5
3
Eng
NZl
Wellington
24 Feb 2023
42
Shoaib Bashir
46.1
05
173
5
2
Eng
Ind
Dharamsala
07 Mar 2024
43
Taijul Islam
52.2
05
198
5
1
Ban
RSA
Chattogram
29 Oct 2024
44
NGRP Jayasuriya
38.0
06
151
5
2
Srl
Aus
Galle
06 Feb 2025
The following table lists the Sri Lankan bowlers who have witnessed their five plus wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings in a losing cause
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
M Muralidaran
41.5
03
162
5
1
Srl
Ind
Lucknow
18 Jan 1994
2
UDU Chandana
47.5
07
179
6
2
Srl
Pak
Dhaka
12 Mar 1999
3
M Muralidaran
56.0
09
153
5
3
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
4
M Muralidaran
50.3
08
173
5
3
Srl
Aus
Kandy
16 Mar 2004
5
NGRP Jayasuriya
38.0
06
151
5
2
Srl
Aus
Galle
06 Feb 2025
The following table lists the bowlers who have witnessed their five plus wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings against Australia in a losing cause
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
T Richardson
68.0×5
23
168
7
1
Eng
Aus
Manchester
16 Jul 1896
2
IAR Peebles
71.0
08
204
6
2
Eng
Aus
The Oval
16 Aug 1930
3
DVP Wright
43.6×8
04
167
5
1
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
29 Nov 1946
4
A Kumble
51.0
08
176
6
2
Ind
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2003
5
M Muralidaran
56.0
09
153
5
3
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
6
M Muralidaran
50.3
08
173
5
3
Srl
Aus
Kandy
16 Mar 2004
7
CS Martin
39.5
07
152
5
2
NZl
Aus
Brisbane
18 Nov 2004
8
DL Vettori
55.2
10
152
5
1
NZl
Aus
Adelaide
26 Nov 2004
9
Danish Kaneria
49.3
07
188
7
2
Pak
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 2005
10
Danish Kaneria
47.5
03
151
5
3
Pak
Aus
Sydney
03 Jan 2010
11
NGRP Jayasuriya
38.0
06
151
5
2
Srl
Aus
Galle
06 Feb 2025
Bowlers capturing five or more wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings
NGRP Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka captured five wickets conceding 151 runs against Australia in the recently concluded test at Galle providing the 98th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
T Richardson
55.3
06
13
181
05
01
Eng
Aus
Sydney
14 Dec 1894
2
G Giffen
78.2
06
21
155
06
03
Aus
Eng
Melbourne
29 Dec 1894
3
T Richardson
68.0
05
23
168
07
01
Eng
Aus
Manchester
16 Jul 1896
4
AA Mailey
32.1
06
03
160
05
02
Aus
Eng
Adelaide
14 Jan 1921
5
GM Parker
37.0
06
02
152
06
01
SAF
Eng
Birmingham
14 Jun 1924
6
OC Scott
80.2
06
13
266
05
01
Win
Eng
Kingston
03 Apr 1930
7
CV Grimmett
53.0
06
13
167
06
03
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
27 Jun 1930
8
IAR Peebles
71.0
06
08
204
06
02
Eng
Aus
The Oval
16 Aug 1930
9
WJ O’Reilly
59.0
06
09
189
07
01
Aus
Eng
Manchester
06 Jul 1934
10
GAE Paine
56.0
06
12
168
05
01
Eng
Win
Kingston
14 Mar 1935
11
N Gordon
40.0
08
03
157
05
01
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
31 Dec 1938
12
RTD Perks
30.5
08
06
156
05
02
Eng
Win
The Oval
19 Aug 1939
13
DVP Wright
43.6
08
04
167
05
01
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
29 Nov 1946
14
DG Phadkar
45.3
06
10
159
07
01
Ind
Win
Chennai
27 Jan 1949
15
AMB Rowan
60.0
08
09
167
05
02
SAF
Eng
Gqeberha
05 Mar 1949
16
TB Burtt
45.0
06
11
162
06
02
NZl
Eng
Manchester
23 Jul 1949
17
GF Cresswell
41.2
06
06
168
06
02
NZl
Eng
The Oval
13 Aug 1949
18
AM Moir
56.3
06
16
155
06
02
NZl
Eng
Christchurch
17 Mar 1951
19
AMB Rowan
68.0
06
17
174
05
02
SAF
Eng
Leeds
26 Jul 1951
20
MH Mankad
73.0
06
24
196
05
02
Ind
Eng
Lord’s
19 Jun 1952
21
SP Gupte
66.0
06
15
162
07
02
Ind
Win
Trinidad
21 Jan 1953
22
WA Johnston
46.0
08
08
152
06
02
Aus
SAF
Melbourne
06 Feb 1953
23
SP Gupte
65.1
06
14
180
05
02
Ind
Win
Kingston
28 Mar 1953
24
MH Mankad
82.0
06
17
228
05
02
Ind
Win
Kingston
28 Mar 1953
25
Haseeb Ahsan
84.0
06
19
202
06
02
Pak
Ind
Chennai
13 Jan 1961
26
GD McKenzie
60.0
06
15
153
07
02
Aus
Eng
Manchester
23 Jul 1964
27
BS Chandrasekhar
61.5
06
17
157
07
02
Ind
Win
Brabourne
13 Dec 1966
28
PI Pocock
52.0
06
09
169
05
02
Eng
Pak
Hyd-Pak
16 Mar 1973
29
AW Greig
46.0
06
02
164
06
02
Eng
Win
Bridgetown
06 Mar 1974
30
BS Bedi
64.2
06
08
226
06
01
Ind
Eng
Lord’s
20 Jun 1974
31
BS Chandrasekhar
42.0
06
07
153
05
02
Ind
Win
Kingston
21 Apr 1976
32
DK Lillee
47.7
08
10
163
05
03
Aus
Pak
Adelaide
24 Dec 1976
33
RJ Bright
56.0
06
14
172
05
02
Aus
Pak
Lahore
18 Mar 1980
34
B Yardley
66.0
06
16
187
07
01
Aus
Pak
Melbourne
11 Dec 1981
35
N Kapil Dev
38.4
06
03
220
07
02
Ind
Pak
Faisalabad
03 Jan 1983
36
Azeem Hafeez
38.2
06
08
167
05
01
Pak
Aus
Adelaide
09 Dec 1983
37
DK Lillee
50.2
06
08
171
06
02
Aus
Pak
Adelaide
09 Dec 1983
38
Abdul Qadir
54.3
06
12
166
05
02
Pak
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 1983
39
CG Rackemann
42.4
06
07
161
05
02
Aus
Win
St John’s
07 Apr 1984
40
GR Dilley
47.3
06
10
154
06
01
Eng
Pak
The Oval
06 Aug 1987
41
Abdul Qadir
58.1
06
18
160
06
02
Pak
NZl
Auckland
24 Feb 1989
42
DK Morrison
44.0
06
06
153
05
02
NZl
Srl
Wellington
31 Jan 1991
43
M Muralidaran
41.5
06
03
162
05
01
Srl
Ind
Lucknow
18 Jan 1994
44
PA Strang
69.0
06
12
212
05
02
Zim
Pak
Sheikhupura
17 Oct 1996
45
M Muralidaran
59.3
06
14
155
07
01
Srl
Eng
The Oval
27 Aug 1998
46
UDU Chandana
47.5
06
07
179
06
02
Srl
Pak
Dhaka
12 Mar 1999
47
Saqlain Mushtaq
74.0
06
20
164
08
01
Pak
Eng
Lahore
15 Nov 2000
48
SK Warne
44.2
06
07
165
07
02
Aus
Eng
The Oval
23 Aug 2001
49
RW Price
79.0
06
19
181
05
02
Zim
SAF
Bulawayo
14 Sep 2001
50
RW Price
68.0
06
18
182
05
02
Zim
Ind
Nagpur
21 Feb 2002
51
SK Warne
70.0
06
15
161
06
03
Aus
SAF
Cape Town
08 Mar 2002
52
SCG MacGill
48.0
06
10
152
05
03
Aus
Eng
Melbourne
26 Dec 2002
53
RW Price
43.0
06
01
199
05
01
Zim
Win
Bulawayo
12 Nov 2003
54
A Kumble
43.0
06
03
154
05
01
Ind
Aus
Adelaide
12 Dec 2003
55
A Kumble
51.0
06
08
176
06
02
Ind
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2003
56
M Muralidaran
56.0
06
09
153
05
03
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
57
M Muralidaran
50.3
06
08
173
05
03
Srl
Aus
Kandy
16 Mar 2004
58
CS Martin
39.5
06
07
152
05
02
NZl
Aus
Brisbane
18 Nov 2004
59
DL Vettori
55.2
06
10
152
05
01
NZl
Aus
Adelaide
26 Nov 2004
60
Danish Kaneria
49.3
06
07
188
07
02
Pak
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 2005
61
Danish Kaneria
53.4
06
12
150
06
02
Pak
Ind
Mohali
08 Mar 2005
62
Harbhajan Singh
51.5
06
09
152
06
01
Ind
Pak
Bengaluru
24 Mar 2005
63
Danish Kaneria
46.0
06
07
181
05
02
Pak
Win
Multan
19 Nov 2006
64
Yasir Arafat
39.0
06
05
161
05
01
Pak
Ind
Bengaluru
08 Dec 2007
65
Harbhajan Singh
44.5
06
04
164
05
01
Ind
SAF
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
66
JJ Krejza
43.5
06
01
215
08
01
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
67
GP Swann
50.4
06
08
165
05
02
Eng
Win
Bridgetown
26 Feb 2009
68
HMRKB Herath
46.0
06
06
157
05
03
Srl
Pak
Col-SSC
20 Jul 2009
69
SJ Benn
53.0
06
08
155
05
02
Win
Aus
Adelaide
04 Dec 2009
70
Danish Kaneria
53.0
06
10
168
07
02
Pak
NZl
Napier
11 Dec 2009
71
Danish Kaneria
47.5
06
03
151
05
03
Pak
Aus
Sydney
03 Jan 2010
72
Rubel Hossain
29.0
06
01
166
05
01
Ban
NZl
Hamilton
15 Feb 2010
73
BAW Mendis
59.0
06
06
169
06
01
Srl
Win
Galle
15 Nov 2010
74
HMRKB Herath
52.0
06
11
157
07
03
Srl
Aus
Col-SSC
16 Sep 2011
75
R Ashwin
52.1
06
06
156
05
01
Ind
Win
Wankhede
22 Nov 2011
76
MA Starc
28.5
06
03
154
06
03
Aus
SAF
W.A.C.A
30 Nov 2012
77
GP Swann
43.0
06
02
159
05
01
Eng
Aus
Manchester
01 Aug 2013
78
Saeed Ajmal
55.5
06
08
151
06
02
Pak
SAF
Dub-DICS
23 Oct 2013
79
S Shillingford
55.0
06
09
167
06
02
Win
Ind
Eden Gardens
06 Nov 2013
80
S Shillingford
43.0
06
06
179
05
02
Win
Ind
Wankhede
14 Nov 2013
81
Z Khan
51.0
06
13
170
05
03
Ind
NZl
Wellington
14 Feb 2014
82
Saeed Ajmal
59.1
06
08
166
05
02
Pak
Srl
Galle
06 Aug 2014
83
J Nyumbu
49.3
06
07
157
05
02
Zim
SAF
Harare
09 Aug 2014
84
NM Lyon
34.01
06
05
152
07
04
Aus
Ind
Adelaide
09 Dec 2014
85
Taijul Islam
46.4
06
04
163
06
02
Ban
Pak
Khulna
28 Apr 2015
86
DL Piedt
36.0
06
04
153
05
03
SAF
Eng
Durban
26 Dec 2015
87
RA Jadeja
39.0
06
05
152
05
03
Ind
Srl
Col-SSC
03 Aug 2017
88
Yasir Shah
55.5
06
09
184
06
01
Pak
Srl
Dub-DICS
06 Oct 2017
89
KA Maharaj
58.0
06
15
180
05
01
SAF
Eng
Gqeberha
16 Jan 2020
90
RL Chase
44.0
06
03
172
05
01
Win
Eng
Manchester
16 Jul 2020
91
WG Jacks
40.3
06
05
161
06
02
Eng
Pak
Rawalpindi
01 Dec 2022
92
Abrar Ahmed
67.5
06
08
205
05
02
Pak
NZl
Karachi
26 Dec 2022
93
MJ Leach
61.3
06
12
157
05
03
Eng
NZl
Wellington
24 Feb 2023
94
NGRP Jayasuriya
58.3
06
13
174
05
01
Srl
Ire
Galle
24 Apr 2023
95
Shoaib Bashir
46.1
06
05
173
05
02
Eng
Ind
Dharamsala
07 Mar 2024
96
KN Peiris
33.4
06
04
170
06
03
Srl
NZl
Galle
26 Sep 2024
97
Taijul Islam
52.2
06
05
198
05
01
Ban
SAF
Chattogram
29 Oct 2024
98
NGRP Jayasuriya
38.0
06
06
151
05
02
Srl
Aus
Galle
06 Feb 2025
NGRP Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka captured five wickets conceding 151 runs against Australia in the recently concluded test at Galle providing the eleventh occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
M Muralidaran
41.5
06
03
162
05
01
Srl
Ind
Lucknow
18 Jan 1994
2
M Muralidaran
59.3
06
14
155
07
01
Srl
Eng
The Oval
27 Aug 1998
3
UDU Chandana
47.5
06
07
179
06
02
Srl
Pak
Dhaka
12 Mar 1999
4
M Muralidaran
56.0
06
09
153
05
03
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
5
M Muralidaran
50.3
06
08
173
05
03
Srl
Aus
Kandy
16 Mar 2004
6
HMRKB Herath
46.0
06
06
157
05
03
Srl
Pak
Col-SSC
20 Jul 2009
7
BAW Mendis
59.0
06
06
169
06
01
Srl
Win
Galle
15 Nov 2010
8
HMRKB Herath
52.0
06
11
157
07
03
Srl
Aus
Col-SSC
16 Sep 2011
9
NGRP Jayasuriya
58.3
06
13
174
05
01
Srl
Ire
Galle
24 Apr 2023
10
KN Peiris
33.4
06
04
170
06
03
Srl
NZl
Galle
26 Sep 2024
11
NGRP Jayasuriya
38.0
06
06
151
05
02
Srl
Aus
Galle
06 Feb 2025
NGRP Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka captured five wickets conceding 151 runs against Australia in the recently concluded test at Galle providing the 18th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 150 plus runs in a test innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
R
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
T Richardson
55.3
06
13
181
05
01
Eng
Aus
Sydney
14 Dec 1894
2
T Richardson
68.0
05
23
168
07
01
Eng
Aus
Manchester
16 Jul 1896
3
IAR Peebles
71.0
06
08
204
06
02
Eng
Aus
The Oval
16 Aug 1930
4
DVP Wright
43.6
08
04
167
05
01
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
29 Nov 1946
5
Azeem Hafeez
38.2
06
08
167
05
01
Pak
Aus
Adelaide
09 Dec 1983
6
Abdul Qadir
54.3
06
12
166
05
02
Pak
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 1983
7
A Kumble
43.0
06
03
154
05
01
Ind
Aus
Adelaide
12 Dec 2003
8
A Kumble
51.0
06
08
176
06
02
Ind
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2003
9
M Muralidaran
56.0
06
09
153
05
03
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
10
M Muralidaran
50.3
06
08
173
05
03
Srl
Aus
Kandy
16 Mar 2004
11
CS Martin
39.5
06
07
152
05
02
NZl
Aus
Brisbane
18 Nov 2004
12
DL Vettori
55.2
06
10
152
05
01
NZl
Aus
Adelaide
26 Nov 2004
13
Danish Kaneria
49.3
06
07
188
07
02
Pak
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 2005
14
SJ Benn
53.0
06
08
155
05
02
Win
Aus
Adelaide
04 Dec 2009
15
Danish Kaneria
47.5
06
03
151
05
03
Pak
Aus
Sydney
03 Jan 2010
16
HMRKB Herath
52.0
06
11
157
07
03
Srl
Aus
Col-SSC
16 Sep 2011
17
GP Swann
43.0
06
02
159
05
01
Eng
Aus
Manchester
01 Aug 2013
18
NGRP Jayasuriya
38.0
06
06
151
05
02
Srl
Aus
Galle
06 Feb 2025
Batsmen’s 150 plus scores going in vain in one day internationals
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 against New Zealand at Lahore on 10.02.2025 was in a losing cause to provide the 23rd occasion of a batsman’s 150 plus scores in ODIs going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RA Smith
167*
1
England
v Australia
Birmingham
21 May 1993
2
CH Gayle
152*
1
West Indies
v South Africa
Johannesburg
04 Feb 2004
3
RT Ponting
164
1
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
12 Mar 2006
4
ML Hayden
181*
1
Australia
v New Zealand
Hamilton
20 Feb 2007
5
CK Coventry
194*
1
Zimbabwe
v Bangladesh
Bulawayo
16 Aug 2009
6
SR Tendulkar
175
2
India
v Australia
Hyderabad
05 Nov 2009
7
TM Dilshan
160
2
Sri Lanka
v India
Rajkot
15 Dec 2009
8
TM Dilshan
160*
1
Sri Lanka
v India
Hobart
28 Feb 2012
9
GJ Bailey
156
1
Australia
v India
Nagpur
30 Oct 2013
10
KJ Coetzer
156
1
Scotland
v Bangladesh
Nelson
05 Mar 2015
11
RG Sharma
150
2
India
v South Africa
Kanpur
11 Oct 2015
12
RG Sharma
171*
1
India
v Australia
W.A.C.A
12 Jan 2016
13
DA Warner
173
2
Australia
v South Africa
Cape Town
12 Oct 2016
14
E Lewis
176*
1
West Indies
v England
The Oval
27 Sep 2017
15
TP Ura
151
1
PNG
v Ireland
Harare
06 Mar 2018
16
CH Gayle
162
2
West Indies
v England
St George’s
27 Feb 2019
17
Imam-ul-Haq
151
1
Pakistan
v England
Bristol
14 May 2019
18
Fakhar Zaman
193
2
Pakistan
v South Africa
Johannesburg
04 Apr 2021
19
Babar Azam
158
1
Pakistan
v England
Birmingham
13 Jul 2021
20
Ibrahim Zadran
162
1
Afghanistan
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
30 Nov 2022
21
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
151
1
Afghanistan
v Pakistan
Hambantota
24 Aug 2023
22
Soumya Sarkar
169
1
Bangladesh
v New Zealand
Nelson
20 Dec 2023
23
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 against New Zealand at Lahore on 10.02.2025 was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of a batsman’s 150 plus scores in ODIs going in vain against New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below. MP Breetzke became the first batsman from South Africa to witness 150 plus score going in vain in one day internationals.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
ML Hayden
181*
1
Australia
v New Zealand
Hamilton
20 Feb 2007
2
Soumya Sarkar
169
1
Bangladesh
v New Zealand
Nelson
20 Dec 2023
3
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke of South Africa becomes the first batsman to score 150 runs on One Day International debut
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the 19th occasion of a batsman scoring century on one day international debut. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DL Amiss
103
2
England
v Australia
Manchester
24 Aug 1972
2
DL Haynes
148
1
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
22 Feb 1978
3
A Flower
115*
1
Zimbabwe
v Sri Lanka
New Plymouth
23 Feb 1992
4
Saleem Elahi
102*
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Gujranwala
29 Sep 1995
5
MJ Guptill
122*
1
New Zealand
v West Indies
Auckland
10 Jan 2009
6
CA Ingram
124
1
South Africa
v Zimbabwe
Bloemfontein
15 Oct 2010
7
RJ Nicol
108*
2
New Zealand
v Zimbabwe
Harare
20 Oct 2011
8
PJ Hughes
112
1
Australia
v Sri Lanka
Melbourne
11 Jan 2013
9
MJ Lumb
106
2
England
v West Indies
North Sound
28 Feb 2014
10
MS Chapman
124*
1
Hong Kong
v U.A.E.
ICCA Dubai
16 Nov 2015
11
KL Rahul
100*
2
India
v Zimbabwe
Harare
11 Jun 2016
12
T Bavuma
113
1
South Africa
v Ireland
Benoni
25 Sep 2016
13
Imam-ul-Haq
100
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2017
14
RR Hendricks
102
1
South Africa
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
05 Aug 2018
15
Abid Ali
112
2
Pakistan
v Australia
Dubai (DICS)
29 Mar 2019
16
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
127
1
Afghanistan
v Ireland
Abu Dhabi
21 Jan 2021
17
MM English
107
1
Scotland
v Namibia
Dundee
26 Jul 2024
18
AA Jangoo
104*
2
West Indies
v Bangladesh
Basseterre
12 Dec 2024
19
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the fourth occasion of a South African batsman scoring century on one day international debut. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
CA Ingram
124
1
South Africa
v Zimbabwe
Bloemfontein
15 Oct 2010
2
T Bavuma
113
1
South Africa
v Ireland
Benoni
25 Sep 2016
3
RR Hendricks
102
1
South Africa
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
05 Aug 2018
4
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke’s 150 represent the highest individual score by a debutant in One day internationals. The previous best was 148 by DL Haynes of West Indies against Australia at St John’s on 22 Feb 1978. DL Hayne’s records stood intact for 46 years 11 months and 07 daya. MP Breetzke became the first batsman to score 150 plus runs on one day international debut.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
2
DL Haynes
148
1
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
22 Feb 1978
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the 15th occasion of an opening batsman scoring century on one day international debut. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DL Amiss
103
2
England
v Australia
Manchester
24 Aug 1972
2
DL Haynes
148
1
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
22 Feb 1978
3
A Flower
115*
1
Zimbabwe
v Sri Lanka
New Plymouth
23 Feb 1992
4
Saleem Elahi
102*
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Gujranwala
29 Sep 1995
5
MJ Guptill
122*
1
New Zealand
v West Indies
Auckland
10 Jan 2009
6
RJ Nicol
108*
2
New Zealand
v Zimbabwe
Harare
20 Oct 2011
7
PJ Hughes
112
1
Australia
v Sri Lanka
Melbourne
11 Jan 2013
8
MJ Lumb
106
2
England
v West Indies
North Sound
28 Feb 2014
9
KL Rahul
100*
2
India
v Zimbabwe
Harare
11 Jun 2016
10
T Bavuma
113
1
South Africa
v Ireland
Benoni
25 Sep 2016
11
Imam-ul-Haq
100
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2017
12
Abid Ali
112
2
Pakistan
v Australia
Dubai (DICS)
29 Mar 2019
13
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
127
1
Afghanistan
v Ireland
Abu Dhabi
21 Jan 2021
14
MM English
107
1
Scotland
v Namibia
Dundee
26 Jul 2024
15
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the second occasion of an opening batsman scoring century on one day international debut. Both such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
T Bavuma
113
1
South Africa
v Ireland
Benoni
25 Sep 2016
2
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke’s 150 represent the highest individual score by a debutant opening batsman in One day internationals. The previous best was 148 by DL Haynes of West Indies against Australia at St John’s on 22 Feb 1978. DL Hayne’s records stood intact for 46 years 11 months and 07 daya. MP Breetzke became the first opening batsman to score 150 plus runs on one day international debut.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
2
DL Haynes
148
1
West Indies
v Australia
St John’s
22 Feb 1978
MP Breetzke of South Africa scored 150 runs against New Zealand at Lahore on 10 Feb 2025 to provide the seventh occasion of an opening batsman batting at number one scoring century on one day international debut. Both such occasions are tabulated below. He became the first South African opening batsman batting at number one to achieve the feat
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
A Flower
115*
1
Zimbabwe
v Sri Lanka
New Plymouth
23 Feb 1992
2
RJ Nicol
108*
2
New Zealand
v Zimbabwe
Harare
20 Oct 2011
3
MJ Lumb
106
2
England
v West Indies
North Sound
28 Feb 2014
4
KL Rahul
100*
2
India
v Zimbabwe
Harare
11 Jun 2016
5
Imam-ul-Haq
100
2
Pakistan
v Sri Lanka
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2017
6
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
127
1
Afghanistan
v Ireland
Abu Dhabi
21 Jan 2021
7
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
MP Breetzke’s 150 represent the highest individual score by a debutant opening batsman batting at number one in One day internationals. The previous best was 127 by Rahmanullah Gurbaz of Afghanistan against Ireland at Abu Dhabi on 21 Jan 2021.MP Breetzke became the first opening batsman batting at number one to score 150 plus runs on one day international debut.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
MP Breetzke
150
1
South Africa
v New Zealand
Lahore
10 Feb 2025
2
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
127
1
Afghanistan
v Ireland
Abu Dhabi
21 Jan 2021
An extremely rare coincidence in One day Internationals
One of my cousins – a great cricket enthusiast – by name Sri Manjunath Anantharamaiah who retired from State Bank of India, St Mark’s Road Branch, Bangalore and has seen the SBI Greats – GR Viswanth, SMH Kirmani, Roger Binny, Raghuram Bhat, Raghunath Beerala, R Arun Kumar and a host of others from very close quarters has observed an extremely rare coincidence in the history of One day Internationals
He has observed that in two one day internationals, played on consecutive days – in different countries (neighbouring countries}, the teams batting first and second scored identical runs as a result of which the result margin of win by runs was also identical in both the games
England scored 304 while batting first and India scored 308 for 6 while batting second and won the match by six wickets at Nagpur on 08 Feb 2025. This game was played in India and was the second ODI of the bilateral Series
South Africa scored 304 for 8 while batting first and New Zealand scored 308 for 6 while batting second and won the match by six wickets at Lahore on 09 Feb 2025. This game was played in Pakistan as a part of Pakistan Tri series
Those who want to congradulate Sri Manjunath on this brilliant finding are requested to do so on his mobile number 99161 20696 which is also his whatsapp number
India Vs England Second ODI at Cuttack on 08 Feb 2025
England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 168th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 22nd occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs
England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 78th occasion of England doing so in ODIs on away soil. It also provides the twelfth occasion of England doing so against India in ODIs on away soil
India capped CV Varun for this game. He became the 259th cricketer to represent India in ODIs. He also became the 46th Indian cricketer to make their ODI debut against England.
V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched 19 catches against England. He now holds the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman against England. He went past M Azharuddin who had pouched 18 catches against England.
V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched 154 catches in his ODI career. He now needs three more catches to own the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman in ODIs. M Azharuddin has pouched 156 catches and holds the record currently.
V Kohli is one of the fieldsman to pouch 150 plus catches in ODIs. Others are – M Jayawardene {218}, RT Ponting {160} and M Azhauddin {156}
JE Root scored 69 in this game which represents his 56th fifty in ODIs. He now holds the record for most fifties by an England batsman in ODIs. He went past EJG Morgan who had scored 55 fifties.
JE Root scored 69 in this game which represents his 40th half century in ODIs. He became the second England batsman to score 40 plus half centuries in ODIs. EJG Morgan has scored 42 half centuries in ODIs
BM Duckett {65} and JE Root {69} scored fifties in this game to provide the 1061st and 1062nd occasion of England batsman scoring fifties in ODIs. It also provides the 146th and 147th occasion of England batsman scoring fifties in ODIs against India.
BM Duckett’s 65 in this game represent his eighth fifty in ODIs and his first fifty against India in ODIs.
BM Duckett scored 65 in this game to provide the 401st occasion of England opening batsman scoring fifties in ODIs. It also provides the 47th occasion of England opening batsman scoring fifties in ODIs against India.
England’s innings contained three run outs in this game to provide the 30th occasion of an England’s innings containing three run outs in ODIs. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England’s innings containing three run outs in ODIs against India.
England’s innings contained three run outs in this game to provide the 32nd occasion of an England’s innings containing three or more run outs in ODIs. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England’s innings containing three or more run outs in ODIs against India.
LS Livingston, AU Rashid and MA Wood were dismissed run out in England’s innings to provide the 511th,512th and 513rd occasion of England batsman dismissed run out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 87th.88th and 89th occasion of England batsmen dismissed run out in an innings against India in ODIs
MA Wood was dismissed run out of the first ball to provide the third occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball in an innings in ODIs against India.
MA Wood was dismissed run out of the first ball for zero in this game to provide the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed run out of the first ball for zero in an innings in ODIs against India.
MA Wood collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 182nd occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 16th occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an zero in an innings in ODIs against India.
England posted a total of 304 in this game to provide the 99th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 15th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India.
England was dismissed all out for 304 in this game to provide the 99th occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of England dismissed all out for total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India.
England was dismissed all out for 304 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of England dismissed all out for total of 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against India.
England was dismissed all out for 304 in this game to provide the 249th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 41st occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in ODIs against India.
RA Jadeja captured three wickets in this game which fetched him 45 wickets against England. He became the first Indian bowler and also the fourth bowler to captured 45 plus wickets against England in ODIs. Others are B Lee {65}, GD McGrath {55} and SL Malinga {48}
RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 136 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 487th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 54th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 136 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 123rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs for the first wicket. It also provides the 16th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in ODIs against England for the first wicket
RG Sharma {119} and Shubman Gill {60} scored fifties in India’s innings to provide the 50th occasion of one opener scoring a century and another a half century in an innings including both the openers scoring hundreds in ODIs. It also provides the fifth occasion one opener scoring a century and another a half century in an innings including both the openers scoring hundreds in ODIs against England.
RG Sharma {119} and Shubman Gill {60} scored fifties in India’s innings to provide the 1552nd and 1553rd occasion of Indian openers scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 178th and 179th occasion of Indian openers scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma {119} and Shubman Gill {60} scored fifties in India’s innings to provide the 617th and 618th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 61st and 62nd occasion of Indian batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 617th and 618th occasion of Indian batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 61st and 62nd occasion of Indian batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 165th occasion of Indian opening batsman scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian opening batsman scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 61st occasion of Indian captain scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the third occasion of Indian captain scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the 24th occasion of Indian captain opener scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of Indian captain opener scoring centuries in an innings in ODIs against England
RG Sharma scored 119 in India’s innings to provide the highest individual runs by an Indian captain opener in an innings in ODIs against England. SC Ganguly had scored 117 not out as Indian captain opener at Col-RPS on 25 Sep 2002.
RG Sharma’s 119 in this game represent his fifth century as a captain opener, his fifth century as a captain, his 30th century as an opening batsman and his 32nd century as a batsman.
India scored 308 for 6 in this game to provide the 136th occasion of India scoring 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 19th occasion of India scoring 300 plus runs in an innings in ODIs against England.
England and India posted 304 and 308 for 6 respectively in this game to provide the 185th occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in an ODI. It also provides the twelfth occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in India-England ODI series.
England lost this game despite posting 300 plus runs to provide 194th the occasion of a team losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI. It also provide the 37th occasion of team losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI against India.
England lost this game despite posting 300 plus runs to provide the 28th occasion of a England losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI. It also provide the seventh occasion of England losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI against India
England lost this game despite posting 300 plus runs in the first innings to provide the 21st occasion of a team losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in the first innings in ODI. It also provide the fourth occasion of England losing the game despite posting 300 plus runs in an innings in ODI.
RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 338 boundary sixes in ODIs. He went past CH Gayle who had scored 331 boundary fours in ODIs to occupy the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary sixes in ODIs. Shahid Afridi with 351 boundary sixes to his credit occupy the first place.
RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 56 boundary sixes in ODIs while opening the innings. He became the second Indian opening batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes. V Sehwag has scored 89 boundary sixes in ODIs while opening the innings.
RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 56 boundary sixes in ODIs while opening the innings. He became the sixth opening batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes in the history of ODIs. Others are –CH Gayle {94}, V Sehwag {89}, ML Hayden {82}, DA Warner {69} and CG Greenidge {67}
V Kohli was dismissed for 5 in this game to provide the 66th occasion of his being dismissed for a single digit score including zero in a ODI innings. It also provides his twelfth dismissal for single digit score including zero in a ODI innings against England.
V Kohli is the third batsman to be dismissed for a single digit score including zero on twelve or more occasions against England. Others are – DPMD Jayawardene {16} and SR Watson {13}
V Kohli was dismissed for 5 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of his being dismissed for an exact score of five in a ODI innings. It also provides his first dismissal for an exact score of five in a ODI innings against England.
RG Sharma’s aggregate number of runs in ODIs while batting second read 6026 at the end of this game. He became the third batsman in the history of one day game to complete 6000 plus runs while batting second. Others are – SR Tendulkar {8720} and V Kohli {7857}. It is interesting to note that the first three places are occupied by Indian batsmen in this category of statistics.
RG Sharma’s aggregate number of fifties in ODIs while batting second and winning the match read 40 at the end of this game. He became the third batsman in the history of one day game to score 40 plus fifties while batting second and winning the game. Others are – V Kohli {48} and SR Tendulkar {45}. It is interesting to note that the first three places are occupied by Indian batsmen in this category of statistics
RG Sharma’s aggregate number of fifties in ODIs while batting on home soil read 45 at the end of this game. He became the fourth batsman in the history of one day game to score 40 plus fifties while batting on home soil. Others are – SR Tendulkar {58}, V Kohli {57} and JH Kallis {46}.
RG Sharma has played 99 ODIs when India has won while batting second. One more win while batting second would fetch him 100 ODIs. He would become the tenth batsman in the history of ODIs to appear in 100 plus ODIs when a team has won while batting second. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
C
HC
0
1
SR Tendulkar
Ind
1990-2012
127
124
25
5490
134
55.45
14
31
6
2
MS Dhoni
Ind
2005-2019
116
075
47
2876
183*
102.71
02
20
2
3
RT Ponting
Aus
1995-2011
111
104
31
4186
126
57.34
08
29
6
4
JH Kallis
RSA
1996-2012
110
100
30
3950
139
56.42
03
34
4
5
ST Jayasuriya
Srl
1989-2009
107
103
12
3633
152
39.92
09
18
6
6
SM Pollock
RSA
1996-2008
106
039
25
0645
90
46.07
00
03
1
7
V Kohli
Ind
2008-2025
103
097
32
5791
183
89.09
23
25
3
8
M Jayawardene
Srl
1998-2015
102
081
27
2901
126*
53.72
06
14
5
9
MV Boucher
RSA
1998-2010
100
051
25
1013
63*
38.96
00
03
3
9
Shahid Afridi
PAK
1996-2015
100
075
14
1990
108*
32.62
02
10
2
10
RG Sharma
Ind
2007-2025
99
095
26
4415
152*
63.98
13
27
5
RG Sharma has played 99 ODIs when India has won while batting second. One more win while batting second would fetch him 100 ODIs. He would become the fourth Indian batsman in the history of ODIs to appear in 100 plus ODIs when India has won while batting second. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Team
Span
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
C
HC
0
1
SR Tendulkar
Ind
1990-2012
127
124
25
5490
134
55.45
14
31
6
2
MS Dhoni
Ind
2005-2019
116
075
47
2876
183*
102.71
02
20
2
3
V Kohli
Ind
2008-2025
103
097
32
5791
183
89.09
23
25
3
4
RG Sharma
Ind
2007-2025
99
095
26
4415
152*
63.98
13
27
5
RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 187 boundary sixes in ODIs when a team has batted second. He owns the record of scoring most boundary sixes by a batsman when the team has batted second in an ODI. CH Gayle has scored 177 boundary sixes when his team batted second.
RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 131 boundary sixes in ODIs when a team has batted second and won. He is the only batsman to score 100 plus boundary sixes in ODIs when the team has batted second and won.
RG Sharma scored seven boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 242 boundary sixes in ODIs when a team has won. He needs two more boundary sixes in India’s winning games to overhaul the record of Shahid Afridi who has scored 243 boundary sixes in his team’s winning ODIs.
Australian batsmen posting 250 plus runs partnership in a test innings
SPD Smith and AT Carey of Australia posted 259 runs for the fourth wicket against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the 56th occasion of Australian batsmen posting 250 plus runs partnership in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DG Bradman, WM Woodfull
02
274
03
v South Africa
Melbourne
31 Dec 1931
2
DG Bradman, WH Ponsford
04
388
02
v England
Leeds
20 Jul 1934
3
DG Bradman, WH Ponsford
02
451
01
v England
The Oval
18 Aug 1934
4
DG Bradman, JHW Fingleton
06
346
03
v England
Melbourne
01 Jan 1937
5
DG Bradman, AL Hassett
03
276
01
v England
Brisbane
29 Nov 1946
6
SG Barnes, DG Bradman
05
405
02
v England
Sydney
13 Dec 1946
7
DG Bradman, AR Morris
02
301
04
v England
Leeds
22 Jul 1948
8
AL Hassett, CC McDonald
02
275
01
v South Africa
Adelaide
24 Jan 1953
9
RN Harvey, CC McDonald
03
295
02
v West Indies
Kingston
11 Jun 1955
10
WM Lawry, RB Simpson
01
382
01
v West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
11
IM Chappell, WM Lawry
02
298
02
v West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
12
WM Lawry, KD Walters
04
336
01
v West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
13
GS Chappell, IM Chappell
03
264
01
v New Zealand
Wellington
01 Mar 1974
14
IM Chappell, RB McCosker
02
277
01
v England
The Oval
28 Aug 1975
15
CS Serjeant, GM Wood
04
251
04
v West Indies
Georgetown
31 Mar 1978
16
WB Phillips, GN Yallop
02
259
01
v Pakistan
W.A.C.A
11 Nov 1983
17
GR Marsh, MA Taylor
01
329
01
v England
Nottingham
10 Aug 1989
18
DM Jones, SR Waugh
06
260*
03
v Sri Lanka
Hobart
16 Dec 1989
19
MJ Slater, MA Taylor
01
260
01
v England
Lord’s
17 Jun 1993
20
AR Border, SR Waugh
05
332*
01
v England
Leeds
22 Jul 1993
21
GS Blewett, SR Waugh
05
385
02
v South Africa
Johannesburg
28 Feb 1997
22
MTG Elliott, RT Ponting
05
268
02
v England
Leeds
24 Jul 1997
23
JL Langer, MA Taylor
02
279
01
v Pakistan
Peshawar
15 Oct 1998
24
RT Ponting, SR Waugh
05
281
01
v West Indies
Bridgetown
26 Mar 1999
25
GS Blewett, MJ Slater
01
269
02
v Pakistan
Brisbane
05 Nov 1999
26
JL Langer, RT Ponting
05
327
02
v Pakistan
W.A.C.A
26 Nov 1999
27
AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn
06
317
01
v South Africa
Johannesburg
22 Feb 2002
28
ML Hayden, RT Ponting
02
272
01
v England
Brisbane
07 Nov 2002
29
DS Lehmann, RT Ponting
03
315
01
v West Indies
Port of Spain
19 Apr 2003
30
DS Lehmann, SR Waugh
04
250
02
v Bangladesh
Cairns
25 Jul 2003
31
ML Hayden, JL Langer
01
255
01
v Sri Lanka
Cairns
09 Jul 2004
32
AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn
06
256
01
v New Zealand
Wellington
18 Mar 2005
33
JN Gillespie, MEK Hussey
04
320
02
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
16 Apr 2006
34
ML Hayden, A Symonds
06
279
02
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2006
35
MJ Clarke, RT Ponting
04
352
01
v Pakistan
Hobart
14 Jan 2010
36
MJ Clarke, MJ North
05
253
01
v New Zealand
Wellington
19 Mar 2010
37
BJ Haddin, MEK Hussey
06
307
02
v England
Brisbane
25 Nov 2010
38
MEK Hussey, SE Marsh
04
258
02
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
08 Sep 2011
39
MJ Clarke, RT Ponting
04
288
02
v India
Sydney
03 Jan 2012
40
MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey
05
334*
02
v India
Sydney
03 Jan 2012
41
MJ Clarke, RT Ponting
04
386
01
v India
Adelaide
24 Jan 2012
42
MJ Clarke, EJM Cowan
04
259
02
v South Africa
Brisbane
09 Nov 2012
43
MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey
05
272
01
v South Africa
Adelaide
22 Nov 2012
44
CJL Rogers, SPD Smith
02
284
01
v England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
45
UT Khawaja, DA Warner
02
302
01
v New Zealand
W.A.C.A
13 Nov 2015
46
SE Marsh, AC Voges
04
449
01
v West Indies
Hobart
10 Dec 2015
47
JA Burns, UT Khawaja
02
258
01
v West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 2015
48
JA Burns, SPD Smith
03
289
02
v New Zealand
Christchurch
20 Feb 2016
49
MR Marsh, SPD Smith
05
301
02
v England
W.A.C.A
14 Dec 2017
50
JA Burns, TM Head
04
308
01
v Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
51
M Labuschagne, DA Warner
02
361
01
v Pakistan
Adelaide
29 Nov 2019
52
M Labuschagne, SPD Smith
03
251
01
v West Indies
Perth
30 Nov 2022
53
TM Head, M Labuschagne
04
297
01
v West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
54
TM Head, SPD Smith
04
285
01
v India
The Oval
07 Jun 2023
55
UT Khawaja, SPD Smith
03
266
01
v Sri Lanka
Galle
29 Jan 2025
56
AT Carey, SPD Smith
04
259
02
v Sri Lanka
Galle
06 Feb 2025
SPD Smith and AT Carey of Australia posted 259 runs for the fourth wicket against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the 14th occasion of Australian batsmen posting 250 plus runs partnership in a test innings for the fourth wicket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
WM Lawry, KD Walters
04
336
01
v West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
2
CS Serjeant, GM Wood
04
251
04
v West Indies
Georgetown
31 Mar 1978
3
DS Lehmann, SR Waugh
04
250
02
v Bangladesh
Cairns
25 Jul 2003
4
JN Gillespie, MEK Hussey
04
320
02
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
16 Apr 2006
5
MJ Clarke, RT Ponting
04
352
01
v Pakistan
Hobart
14 Jan 2010
6
MEK Hussey, SE Marsh
04
258
02
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
08 Sep 2011
7
MJ Clarke, RT Ponting
04
288
02
v India
Sydney
03 Jan 2012
8
MJ Clarke, RT Ponting
04
386
01
v India
Adelaide
24 Jan 2012
9
MJ Clarke, EJM Cowan
04
259
02
v South Africa
Brisbane
09 Nov 2012
10
SE Marsh, AC Voges
04
449
01
v West Indies
Hobart
10 Dec 2015
11
JA Burns, TM Head
04
308
01
v Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
12
TM Head, M Labuschagne
04
297
01
v West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
13
TM Head, SPD Smith
04
285
01
v India
The Oval
07 Jun 2023
14
AT Carey, SPD Smith
04
259
02
v Sri Lanka
Galle
06 Feb 2025
SPD Smith and AT Carey of Australia posted 259 runs for the fourth wicket against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the sixth occasion of Australian batsmen posting 250 plus runs partnership in a test innings against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DM Jones, SR Waugh
06
260*
03
v Sri Lanka
Hobart
16 Dec 1989
2
ML Hayden, JL Langer
01
255
01
v Sri Lanka
Cairns
09 Jul 2004
3
MEK Hussey, SE Marsh
04
258
02
v Sri Lanka
Pallekele
08 Sep 2011
4
JA Burns, TM Head
04
308
01
v Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
5
UT Khawaja, SPD Smith
03
266
01
v Sri Lanka
Galle
29 Jan 2025
6
AT Carey, SPD Smith
04
259
02
v Sri Lanka
Galle
06 Feb 2025
SPD Smith and AT Carey of Australia posted 259 runs for the fourth wicket against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the third occasion of Australian batsmen posting 250 plus runs partnership in a test innings against Sri Lanka for the fourth wicket. All such occasions are tabulated below.