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South African bowlers capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings

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M Jansen of South Africa captured seven wickets conceding 13 runs against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Durban to provide the 28^th occasion of a South African bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	WH Ashley	43.1	4	18	095	7	1	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
2	SJ Snooke	31.4	6	08	070	8	4	v England	Johannesburg	10 Mar 1906
3	AEE Vogler	47.2	6	12	128	7	1	v England	Lord’s	01 Jul 1907
4	AEE Vogler	22.0	6	02	094	7	4	v England	Johannesburg	01 Jan 1910
5	SJ Pegler	31.0	6	08	065	7	2	v England	Lord’s	10 Jun 1912
6	GA Faulkner	27.1	6	04	084	7	2	v England	The Oval	12 Aug 1912
7	AE Hall	37.3	6	12	063	7	4	v England	Cape Town	01 Jan 1923
8	GF Bissett	19.0	6	05	029	7	3	v England	Durban	04 Feb 1928
9	HJ Tayfield	08.4	8	01	023	7	2	v Australia	Durban	20 Jan 1950
10	HJ Tayfield	37.1	8	13	081	7	4	v Australia	Melbourne	24 Dec 1952
11	HJ Tayfield	37.7	8	14	069	8	3	v England	Durban	25 Jan 1957
12	HJ Tayfield	37.0	8	11	113	9	4	v England	Johannesburg	15 Feb 1957
13	GB Lawrence	30.3	6	12	053	8	2	v New Zealand	Johannesburg	26 Dec 1961
14	JT Partridge	31.1	8	06	091	7	1	v Australia	Sydney	07 Feb 1964
15	AA Donald	28.0	6	04	084	7	3	v India	Gqeberha	26 Dec 1992
16	AA Donald	33.0	6	12	071	8	3	v Zimbabwe	Harare	13 Oct 1995
17	L Klusener	21.3	6	04	064	8	4	v India	Eden Gardens	27 Nov 1996
18	SM Pollock	41.0	6	11	087	7	2	v Australia	Adelaide	30 Jan 1998
19	PR Adams	45.0	6	11	128	7	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	17 Oct 2003
20	M Ntini	19.5	6	07	037	7	3	v West Indies	Port of Spain	08 Apr 2005
21	DW Steyn	16.4	6	06	051	7	2	v India	Nagpur	06 Feb 2010
22	M de Lange	23.2	6	03	081	7	1	v Sri Lanka	Durban	26 Dec 2011
23	KJ Abbott	11.4	6	04	029	7	2	v Pakistan	Centurion	22 Feb 2013
24	K Rabada	29.0	6	06	112	7	2	v England	Centurion	22 Jan 2016
25	KA Maharaj	41.1	6	10	129	9	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	20 Jul 2018
26	KA Maharaj	10.0	6	00	032	7	4	v Bangladesh	Durban	31 Mar 2022
27	KA Maharaj	12.0	6	03	040	7	4	v Bangladesh	Gqeberha	08 Apr 2022
28	M Jansen	06.5	6	01	013	7	2	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

M Jansen of South Africa captured seven wickets conceding 13 runs against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Durban to provide the second occasion of a South African bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings against Sri Lanka. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	M de Lange	23.2	6	03	081	7	1	v Sri Lanka	Durban	26 Dec 2011
2	M Jansen	06.5	6	01	013	7	2	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

M Jansen of South Africa captured seven wickets conceding 13 runs against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Durban to provide the 16^th occasion of a South African pace bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	WH Ashley	43.1	4	18	095	7	1	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
2	SJ Snooke	31.4	6	08	070	8	4	v England	Johannesburg	10 Mar 1906
3	AE Hall	37.3	6	12	063	7	4	v England	Cape Town	01 Jan 1923
4	GF Bissett	19.0	6	05	029	7	3	v England	Durban	04 Feb 1928
5	GB Lawrence	30.3	6	12	053	8	2	v New Zealand	Johannesburg	26 Dec 1961
6	JT Partridge	31.1	8	06	091	7	1	v Australia	Sydney	07 Feb 1964
7	AA Donald	28.0	6	04	084	7	3	v India	Gqeberha	26 Dec 1992
8	AA Donald	33.0	6	12	071	8	3	v Zimbabwe	Harare	13 Oct 1995
9	L Klusener	21.3	6	04	064	8	4	v India	Eden Gardens	27 Nov 1996
10	SM Pollock	41.0	6	11	087	7	2	v Australia	Adelaide	30 Jan 1998
11	M Ntini	19.5	6	07	037	7	3	v West Indies	Port of Spain	08 Apr 2005
12	DW Steyn	16.4	6	06	051	7	2	v India	Nagpur	06 Feb 2010
13	M de Lange	23.2	6	03	081	7	1	v Sri Lanka	Durban	26 Dec 2011
14	KJ Abbott	11.4	6	04	029	7	2	v Pakistan	Centurion	22 Feb 2013
15	K Rabada	29.0	6	06	112	7	2	v England	Centurion	22 Jan 2016
16	M Jansen	06.5	6	01	013	7	2	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

M Jansen of South Africa captured seven wickets conceding 13 runs against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Durban to provide the second occasion of a South African pace bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings against Sri Lanka. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	M de Lange	23.2	6	03	081	7	1	v Sri Lanka	Durban	26 Dec 2011
2	M Jansen	06.5	6	01	013	7	2	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

Captains scoring a half century and a century including twin centuries in a test

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T Bavuma of South Africa scored 70 and 113 in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Durban to provide the 94^th occasion of a captain scoring a half century and a century including twin centuries in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	AC MacLaren	109	50*	England	v Australia	Sydney	13 Dec 1897
2	HL Collins	114	60	Australia	v England	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
3	DG Bradman	51	144*	Australia	v England	Nottingham	10 Jun 1938
4	A Melville	78	103	South Africa	v England	Durban	03 Mar 1939
5	A Melville	189	104*	South Africa	v England	Nottingham	07 Jun 1947
6	DG Bradman	132	127*	Australia	v India	Melbourne	01 Jan 1948
7	AD Nourse	65	114	South Africa	v Australia	Cape Town	31 Dec 1949
8	GO Rabone	107	68	New Zealand	v South Africa	Durban	11 Dec 1953
9	JR Reid	60	142	New Zealand	v South Africa	Johannesburg	02 Feb 1962
0	JR Reid	74	100	New Zealand	v England	Christchurch	15 Mar 1963
1	RB Simpson	153	115	Australia	v Pakistan	Karachi	24 Oct 1964
2	Hanif Mohammad	104	93	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	04 Dec 1964
3	TL Goddard	60	112	South Africa	v England	Johannesburg	22 Jan 1965
4	JR Reid	128	76	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Karachi	09 Apr 1965
5	MAK Pataudi	64	148	India	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
6	RB Simpson	55	103	Australia	v India	Adelaide	23 Dec 1967
7	MC Cowdrey	148	71	England	v West Indies	Port of Spain	14 Mar 1968
8	GS Sobers	152	95*	West Indies	v England	Georgetown	28 Mar 1968
9	GS Sobers	110	52	West Indies	v Australia	Adelaide	24 Jan 1969
10	IM Chappell	72	106*	Australia	v West Indies	Bridgetown	09 Mar 1973
11	IM Chappell	145	121	Australia	v New Zealand	Wellington	01 Mar 1974
12	GS Chappell	123	109*	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	28 Nov 1975
13	AW Greig	116	76*	England	v West Indies	Leeds	22 Jul 1976
14	Mushtaq Mohammad	107	67*	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Karachi	30 Oct 1976
15	GS Chappell	121	67	Australia	v Pakistan	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
16	Mushtaq Mohammad	121	56	Pakistan	v West Indies	Port of Spain	01 Apr 1977
17	RB Simpson	100	51	Australia	v India	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
18	SM Gavaskar	205	73	India	v West Indies	Wankhede	01 Dec 1978
19	SM Gavaskar	107	182*	India	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	29 Dec 1978
20	GS Chappell	74	124	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	01 Dec 1979
21	CH Lloyd	100	66	West Indies	v England	Bridgetown	13 Mar 1981
22	LRD Mendis	111	94	Sri Lanka	v England	Lord’s	23 Aug 1984
23	LRD Mendis	53	124	Sri Lanka	v India	Kandy	14 Sep 1985
24	AR Border	140	114*	Australia	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986
25	AR Border	70	100*	Australia	v England	Adelaide	12 Dec 1986
26	MW Gatting	61	150*	England	v Pakistan	The Oval	06 Aug 1987
27	DI Gower	57	106	England	v Australia	Lord’s	22 Jun 1989
28	GA Gooch	333	123	England	v India	Lord’s	26 Jul 1990
29	GA Gooch	87	117	England	v Australia	Adelaide	25 Jan 1991
30	AR Border	106	78	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Moratuwa	08 Sep 1992
31	MD Crowe	140	61	New Zealand	v Zimbabwe	Harare	07 Nov 1992
32	GA Gooch	65	133	England	v Australia	Manchester	03 Jun 1993
33	Saleem Malik	75	143	Pakistan	v Australia	Lahore	01 Nov 1994
34	MA Atherton	94*	118	England	v New Zealand	Christchurch	14 Feb 1997
35	SP Fleming	78	174*	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	27 May 1998
36	WJ Cronje	126	67	South Africa	v England	Nottingham	23 Jul 1998
37	AJ Stewart	107	52	England	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 1998
38	A Flower	74	129	Zimbabwe	v Sri Lanka	Harare	26 Nov 1999
39	SR Tendulkar	116	52	India	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 1999
40	BC Lara	91	122	West Indies	v Australia	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2003
41	SP Fleming	274*	69*	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	25 Apr 2003
42	GC Smith	277	85	South Africa	v England	Birmingham	24 Jul 2003
43	MP Vaughan	52	105	England	v Sri Lanka	Kandy	10 Dec 2003
44	BC Lara	115	86	West Indies	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2004
45	MP Vaughan	103	101*	England	v West Indies	Lord’s	22 Jul 2004
46	T Taibu	85*	153	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	14 Jan 2005
47	RT Ponting	105	86*	Australia	v New Zealand	Auckland	26 Mar 2005
48	GC Smith	126	50*	South Africa	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
49	S Chanderpaul	92	153*	West Indies	v Pakistan	Bridgetown	26 May 2005
50	Inzamam-ul-Haq	50	117*	Pakistan	v West Indies	Kingston	03 Jun 2005
51	RT Ponting	149	104*	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	03 Nov 2005
52	Inzamam-ul-Haq	109	100*	Pakistan	v England	Faisalabad	20 Nov 2005
53	RT Ponting	120	143*	Australia	v South Africa	Sydney	02 Jan 2006
54	RT Ponting	103	116	Australia	v South Africa	Durban	24 Mar 2006
55	DPMD Jayawardene	61	119	Sri Lanka	v England	Lord’s	11 May 2006
56	BC Lara	61	122	West Indies	v Pakistan	Lahore	11 Nov 2006
57	RT Ponting	196	60*	Australia	v England	Brisbane	23 Nov 2006
58	RR Sarwan	65	128	West Indies	v Australia	North Sound	30 May 2008
59	RT Ponting	101	99	Australia	v South Africa	Melbourne	26 Dec 2008
60	KC Sangakkara	50	109	Sri Lanka	v New Zealand	Colombo (SSC)	26 Aug 2009
61	RT Ponting	209	89	Australia	v Pakistan	Hobart	14 Jan 2010
62	Shakib Al Hasan	87	100	Bangladesh	v New Zealand	Hamilton	15 Feb 2010
63	BRM Taylor	71	105*	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Harare	04 Aug 2011
64	BRM Taylor	50	117	Zimbabwe	v New Zealand	Bulawayo	01 Nov 2011
65	GC Smith	53	115	South Africa	v New Zealand	Dunedin	07 Mar 2012
66	DPMD Jayawardene	105	64	Sri Lanka	v England	Colombo (PSS)	03 Apr 2012
67	LRPL Taylor	142	74	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	25 Nov 2012
68	BRM Taylor	171	102*	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Harare	17 Apr 2013
69	AD Mathews	91	157*	Sri Lanka	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	31 Dec 2013
70	Misbah-ul-Haq	101	101*	Pakistan	v Australia	Abu Dhabi	30 Oct 2014
71	V Kohli	115	141	India	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
72	SPD Smith	117	71	Australia	v India	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
73	Misbah-ul-Haq	102	87	Pakistan	v England	Dubai (DICS)	22 Oct 2015
74	SPD Smith	134*	70*	Australia	v West Indies	Melbourne	26 Dec 2015
75	SPD Smith	138	53*	Australia	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Feb 2016
76	AN Cook	105	76*	England	v Pakistan	Manchester	22 Jul 2016
77	KS Williamson	113	68*	New Zealand	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	06 Aug 2016
78	V Kohli	167	81	India	v England	Visakhapatnam	17 Nov 2016
79	SPD Smith	130	63	Australia	v Pakistan	Brisbane	15 Dec 2016
80	KS Williamson	53	104*	New Zealand	v Bangladesh	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
81	V Kohli	243	50	India	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	02 Dec 2017
82	V Kohli	149	51	India	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018
83	V Kohli	97	103	India	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018
84	KS Williamson	89	139	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
85	SC Williams	107	53*	Zimbawe	v Sri Lanka	Harare	27 Jan 2020
86	KC Brathwaite	126	85	West Indies	v Sri Lanka	North Sound	29 Mar 2021
87	FDM Karunaratne	118	66	Sri Lanka	v Bangladesh	Pallekele	29 Apr 2021
88	JE Root	64	109	England	v India	Nottingham	04 Aug 2021
89	FDM Karunaratne	147	83	Sri Lanka	v West Indies	Galle	21 Nov 2021
90	KC Brathwaite	160	56*	West Indies	v England	Bridgetown	16 Mar 2022
91	Babar Azam	119	55	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Galle	16 Jul 2022
92	KC Brathwaite	64	110	West Indies	v Australia	Perth	30 Nov 2022
93	DM de Silva	102	108	Sri Lanka	v Bangladesh	Sylhet	22 Mar 2024
94	T Bavuma	70	113	South Africa	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

T Bavuma of South Africa scored 70 and 113 in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Durban to provide the ninth occasion of a South African captain scoring a half century and a century including twin centuries in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	A Melville	78	103	South Africa	v England	Durban	03 Mar 1939
2	A Melville	189	104*	South Africa	v England	Nottingham	07 Jun 1947
3	AD Nourse	65	114	South Africa	v Australia	Cape Town	31 Dec 1949
4	TL Goddard	60	112	South Africa	v England	Johannesburg	22 Jan 1965
5	WJ Cronje	126	67	South Africa	v England	Nottingham	23 Jul 1998
6	GC Smith	277	85	South Africa	v England	Birmingham	24 Jul 2003
7	GC Smith	126	50*	South Africa	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
8	GC Smith	53	115	South Africa	v New Zealand	Dunedin	07 Mar 2012
9	T Bavuma	70	113	South Africa	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

T Bavuma of South Africa scored 70 and 113 in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Durban to provide the eleventh occasion of a captain scoring a half century and a century including twin centuries in a test against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	AR Border	106	78	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Moratuwa	08 Sep 1992
2	SP Fleming	78	174*	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	27 May 1998
3	A Flower	74	129	Zimbabwe	v Sri Lanka	Harare	26 Nov 1999
4	SP Fleming	274*	69*	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	25 Apr 2003
5	MP Vaughan	52	105	England	v Sri Lanka	Kandy	10 Dec 2003
6	LRPL Taylor	142	74	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	25 Nov 2012
7	V Kohli	243	50	India	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	02 Dec 2017
8	SC Williams	107	53*	Zimbawe	v Sri Lanka	Harare	27 Jan 2020
9	KC Brathwaite	126	85	West Indies	v Sri Lanka	North Sound	29 Mar 2021
10	Babar Azam	119	55	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Galle	16 Jul 2022
11	T Bavuma	70	113	South Africa	v Sri Lanka	Durban	27 Nov 2024

The following six captains have scored 200 plus runs and a fifty including twin centuries in a test in the annals of test cricket.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	SM Gavaskar	205	73	India	v West Indies	Wankhede	01 Dec 1978
2	GA Gooch	333	123	England	v India	Lord’s	26 Jul 1990
3	SP Fleming	274*	69*	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	25 Apr 2003
4	GC Smith	277	85	South Africa	v England	Birmingham	24 Jul 2003
5	RT Ponting	209	89	Australia	v Pakistan	Hobart	14 Jan 2010
6	V Kohli	243	50	India	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	02 Dec 2017

The following table lists the sixteen captains who have scored centuries in both innings of a test match in the annals of test cricket.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	A Melville	189	104*	South Africa	v England	Nottingham	07 Jun 1947
2	DG Bradman	132	127*	Australia	v India	Melbourne	01 Jan 1948
3	RB Simpson	153	115	Australia	v Pakistan	Karachi	24 Oct 1964
4	IM Chappell	145	121	Australia	v New Zealand	Wellington	01 Mar 1974
5	GS Chappell	123	109*	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	28 Nov 1975
6	SM Gavaskar	107	182*	India	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	29 Dec 1978
7	AR Border	140	114*	Australia	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986
8	GA Gooch	333	123	England	v India	Lord’s	26 Jul 1990
9	MP Vaughan	103	101*	England	v West Indies	Lord’s	22 Jul 2004
10	RT Ponting	149	104*	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	03 Nov 2005
11	Inzamam-ul-Haq	109	100*	Pakistan	v England	Faisalabad	20 Nov 2005
12	RT Ponting	120	143*	Australia	v South Africa	Sydney	02 Jan 2006
13	RT Ponting	103	116	Australia	v South Africa	Durban	24 Mar 2006
14	BRM Taylor	171	102*	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Harare	17 Apr 2013
15	Misbah-ul-Haq	101	101*	Pakistan	v Australia	Abu Dhabi	30 Oct 2014
16	DM de Silva	102	108	Sri Lanka	v Bangladesh	Sylhet	22 Mar 2024

The following table lists the thirteen captains who have performed the captioned feat on three or more occasions. RT Ponting leads the table with seven occasions followed by V Kohli who has performed the feat on five occasions

No	No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	1	RT Ponting	105	86*	Australia	v New Zealand	Auckland	26 Mar 2005
	2	RT Ponting	103	116	Australia	v South Africa	Durban	24 Mar 2006
	3	RT Ponting	149	104*	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	03 Nov 2005
	4	RT Ponting	120	143*	Australia	v South Africa	Sydney	02 Jan 2006
	5	RT Ponting	196	60*	Australia	v England	Brisbane	23 Nov 2006
	6	RT Ponting	101	99	Australia	v South Africa	Melbourne	26 Dec 2008
	7	RT Ponting	209	89	Australia	v Pakistan	Hobart	14 Jan 2010

2	1	V Kohli	115	141	India	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
	2	V Kohli	167	81	India	v England	Visakhapatnam	17 Nov 2016
	3	V Kohli	243	50	India	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	02 Dec 2017
	4	V Kohli	149	51	India	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018
	5	V Kohli	97	103	India	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

3	1	SPD Smith	117	71	Australia	v India	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
	2	SPD Smith	134*	70*	Australia	v West Indies	Melbourne	26 Dec 2015
	3	SPD Smith	138	53*	Australia	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Feb 2016
	4	SPD Smith	130	63	Australia	v Pakistan	Brisbane	15 Dec 2016

4	1	AR Border	140	114*	Australia	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986
	2	AR Border	70	100*	Australia	v England	Adelaide	12 Dec 1986
	3	AR Border	106	78	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Moratuwa	08 Sep 1992

5	1	BC Lara	115	86	West Indies	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2004
	2	BC Lara	91	122	West Indies	v Australia	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2003
	3	BC Lara	61	122	West Indies	v Pakistan	Lahore	11 Nov 2006

6	1	BRM Taylor	71	105*	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Harare	04 Aug 2011
	2	BRM Taylor	50	117	Zimbabwe	v New Zealand	Bulawayo	01 Nov 2011
	3	BRM Taylor	171	102*	Zimbabwe	v Bangladesh	Harare	17 Apr 2013

7	1	GA Gooch	333	123	England	v India	Lord’s	26 Jul 1990
	2	GA Gooch	87	117	England	v Australia	Adelaide	25 Jan 1991
	3	GA Gooch	65	133	England	v Australia	Manchester	03 Jun 1993

8	1	GC Smith	277	85	South Africa	v England	Birmingham	24 Jul 2003
	2	GC Smith	126	50*	South Africa	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	3	GC Smith	53	115	South Africa	v New Zealand	Dunedin	07 Mar 2012

9	1	GS Chappell	123	109*	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	28 Nov 1975
	2	GS Chappell	121	67	Australia	v Pakistan	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
	3	GS Chappell	74	124	Australia	v West Indies	Brisbane	01 Dec 1979

10	1	JR Reid	60	142	New Zealand	v South Africa	Johannesburg	02 Feb 1962
	2	JR Reid	74	100	New Zealand	v England	Christchurch	15 Mar 1963
	3	JR Reid	128	76	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Karachi	09 Apr 1965

11	1	KC Brathwaite	126	85	West Indies	v Sri Lanka	North Sound	29 Mar 2021
	2	KC Brathwaite	160	56*	West Indies	v England	Bridgetown	16 Mar 2022
	3	KC Brathwaite	64	110	West Indies	v Australia	Perth	30 Nov 2022

12	1	KS Williamson	113	68*	New Zealand	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	06 Aug 2016
	2	KS Williamson	53	104*	New Zealand	v Bangladesh	Wellington	12 Jan 2017
	3	KS Williamson	89	139	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018

13	1	RB Simpson	153	115	Australia	v Pakistan	Karachi	24 Oct 1964
	2	RB Simpson	55	103	Australia	v India	Adelaide	23 Dec 1967
	3	RB Simpson	100	51	Australia	v India	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978

The following nine captains have scored a ninety and a century in the annals of test cricket. RT Ponting is the only captain to score a century and a ninety nine in a test

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hanif Mohammad	104	93	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	04 Dec 1964
2	GS Sobers	152	95*	West Indies	v England	Georgetown	28 Mar 1968
3	LRD Mendis	111	94	Sri Lanka	v England	Lord’s	23 Aug 1984
4	MA Atherton	94*	118	England	v New Zealand	Christchurch	14 Feb 1997
5	BC Lara	91	122	West Indies	v Australia	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2003
6	S Chanderpaul	92	153*	West Indies	v Pakistan	Bridgetown	26 May 2005
7	RT Ponting	101	99	Australia	v South Africa	Melbourne	26 Dec 2008
8	AD Mathews	91	157*	Sri Lanka	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	31 Dec 2013
9	V Kohli	97	103	India	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

Teams dismissed all out for a total less than 50 runs in a test innings

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Sri Lanka was dismissed all out for 42 against South Africa in the on-going test at Durban to provide the 25^th occasion of a team dismissed all out for a score of less than 50 runs in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below in the ascending order of the team total

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	26	27.0	3	v England	Auckland	25 Mar 1955
2	South Africa	30	18.4×5	4	v England	Gqeberha	13 Feb 1896
3	South Africa	30	12.3	2	v England	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
4	South Africa	35	22.4×5	4	v England	Cape Town	01 Apr 1899
5	Australia	36	23.0	2	v England	Birmingham	29 May 1902
6	South Africa	36	23.2	1	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
7	India	36	21.2	3	v Australia	Adelaide	17 Dec 2020
8	Ireland	38	15.4	4	v England	Lord’s	24 Jul 2019
9	Australia	42	37.3×4	2	v England	Sydney	10 Feb 1888
10	New Zealand	42	39.0	1	v Australia	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
11	India	42	17.0	3	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
12	Sri Lanka	42	13.5	2	v South Africa	Durban	27 Nov 2024
13	South Africa	43	28.2×4	3	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
14	Bangladesh	43	18.4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
15	Australia	44	26.0×5	4	v England	The Oval	10 Aug 1896
16	England	45	35.3×4	1	v Australia	Sydney	28 Jan 1887
17	South Africa	45	31.3	3	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
18	New Zealand	45	19.2	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
19	England	46	19.1	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
20	India	46	31.2	1	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
21	South Africa	47	47.1×4	2	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
22	New Zealand	47	32.3	2	v England	Lord’s	19 Jun 1958
23	West Indies	47	25.3	3	v England	Kingston	11 Mar 2004
24	Australia	47	18.0	3	v South Africa	Cape Town	09 Nov 2011
25	Pakistan	49	29.1	2	v South Africa	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013

Sri Lanka was dismissed all out for 42 against South Africa in the on-going test at Durban to provide the fourth occasion of a team dismissed all out for a score of less than 50 runs in a test innings in the annals of test cricket against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below in the ascending order of the team total

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Sri Lanka	42	13.5	2	v South Africa	Durban	27 Nov 2024
2	New Zealand	45	19.2	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
3	Australia	47	18.0	3	v South Africa	Cape Town	09 Nov 2011
4	Pakistan	49	29.1	2	v South Africa	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013

Sri Lanka’s 42 in this represent the lowest total ever registered in a test innings against South Africa. Previous lowest was 45 by New Zealand at Cape Town in Jan 2013. Sri Lanksa’s 42 also represents its first team total of less than 50 runs in a test innings.

IPL 2025: How the ten teams stack up after the mega auction

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Mumbai Indians ; Batters: Suryakumar Yadav (retained), Rohit Sharma (retained), Tilak Varma (retained), Bevan-John Jacobs : Wicketkeepers: Robin Minz, Ryan Rickelton, Krishnan Shrijith : Allrounders: Hardik Pandya (pace; retained), Naman Dhir (spin; RTM), Will Jacks (spin), Raj Angad Bawa (pace), Vignesh Puthur (spin) : Spinners: Allah Ghazanfar, Karn Sharma, Mitchell Santner : Fast bowlers: Jasprit Bumrah (retained), Deepak Chahar, Trent Boult, Ashwani Kumar, Reece Topley, Satyanarayana Raju, Arjun Tendulkar, Lizaad Williams

Chennai Super Kings : Batters: Ruturaj Gaikwad (retained), Rahul Tripathi, Shaik Rasheed, Deepak Hooda, Andre Siddarth : Wicketkeepers: Devon Conway, MS Dhoni (retained), Vansh Bedi : Allrounders: Ravindra Jadeja (spin; retained), Shivam Dube (pace; retained), R Ashwin (spin), Sam Curran (pace), Rachin Ravindra (spin; RTM), Vijay Shankar (pace), Anshul Kamboj (pace), Jamie Overton (pace), Ramakrishna Ghosh (pace) :Spinners: Noor Ahmad, Shreyas Gopal:Fast bowlers: Matheesha Pathirana (retained), Khaleel Ahmed, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Mukesh Choudhary, Gurjapneet Singh, Nathan Ellis

Royal Challengers Bengaluru :Batters: Virat Kohli (retained), Rajat Patidar (retained), Tim David, Manoj Bhandage, Devdutt Padikkal, Swastik Chikara : Wicketkeepers: Phil Salt, Jitesh Sharma ;Allrounders: Liam Livingstone (spin), Krunal Pandya (spin), Swapnil Singh (spin), Romario Shepherd (pace), Jacob Bethell (spin), Mohit Rathee (spin) : Spinners: Suyash Sharma, Abhinandan Singh : Fast bowlers: Josh Hazlewood, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Yash Dayal (retained), Rasikh Salam, Nuwan Thushara, Lungi Ngidi

Sunrisers Hyderabad : Batters: Travis Head (retained), Abhinav Manohar, Aniket Verma, Sachin Baby ; Wicketkeepers: Heinrich Klaasen (retained), Ishan Kishan, Atharva Taide :Allrounders: Abhishek Sharma (spin; retained), Nitish Kumar Reddy (pace; retained), Kamindu Mendis (spin) : Spinners: Adam Zampa, Rahul Chahar, Zeeshan Ansari : Fast bowlers: Mohammed Shami, Pat Cummins (retained), Harshal Patel, Simarjeet Singh, Jaydev Unadkat, Brydon Carse, Eshan Malinga

Kolkata Knight Riders : Batters: Rinku Singh (retained), Rovman Powell, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Manish Pandey, Luvnith Sisodia, Ajinkya Rahane :Wicketkeepers: Quinton de Kock, Rahmanullah Gurbaz ;Allrounders: Venkatesh Iyer (pace), Andre Russell (pace; retained), Sunil Narine (spin; retained), Ramandeep Singh (pace; retained), Anukul Roy (spin), Moeen Ali (spin);Spinners: Varun Chakravarthy (retained), Mayank Markande :Fast bowlers: Harshit Rana (retained), Vaibhav Arora, Anrich Nortje, Spencer Johnson, Umran Malik

Punjab Kings :Batters: Shreyas Iyer, Shashank Singh (retained), Nehal Wadhera, Harnoor Singh Pannu, Priyansh Arya, Pyla Avinash :Wicketkeepers: Josh Inglis, Vishnu Vinod, Prabhsimran Singh (retained) : Allrounders: Glenn Maxwell (spin), Marcus Stoinis (pace), Marco Jansen (pace), Harpreet Brar (spin), Azmatullah Omarzai (pace), Aaron Hardie (pace), Musheer Khan (spin), Suryansh Shedge (pace) :Spinners: Yuzvendra Chahal, Pravin Dubey : Fast bowlers: Arshdeep Singh (RTM), Lockie Ferguson, Yash Thakur, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Kuldeep Sen, Xavier Bartlett

Lucknow Super Giants : Batters: Aiden Markram, David Miller, Ayush Badoni (retained), Himmat Singh, Matthew Breetzke : Wicketkeepers: Rishabh Pant, Nicholas Pooran (retained), Aryan Juyal ; Allrounders: Adbul Samad (spin), Mitchell Marsh (pace), Shahbaz Ahmed (spin), Yuvraj Chaudhary (spin), Rajvardhan Hangargekar (pace), Arshin Kulkarni (Pace) :Spinners: Ravi Bishnoi (retained), M Siddharth, Digvesh Singh:Fast bowlers: Mayank Yadav (retained), Mohsin Khan (retained), Akash Deep, Avesh Khan, Akash Singh, Shamar Joseph, Prince Yadav

Delhi Capitals : Batters: Jake Fraser-McGurk (RTM), Harry Brook, Tristan Stubbs (retained), Faf du Plessis, Karun Nair : Wicketkeepers: KL Rahul, Abishek Porel (retained), Donovan Ferreria : Allrounders: Axar Patel (spin; retained), Ashutosh Sharma (spin), Sameer Rizvi (spin), Darshan Nalkande (pace), Vipraj Nigam (spin), Ajay Mandal (spin), Manvanth Kumar (pace), Tripurana Vijay (spin), Madhav Tiwari (pace) :Spinners: Kuldeep Yadav (retained) : Fast bowlers: Mitchell Starc, Mukesh Kumar, T Natarajan, Mohit Sharma, Dushmantha Chameera

Rajasthan Royals :Batters: Yashasvi Jaiswal (retained), Shimron Hetmyer (retained), Shubham Dubey, Vaibhav Suryavanshi : Wicketkeepers: Sanju Samson (retained), Dhruv Jurel (retained), Kunal Singh Rathore :Allrounders: Riyan Parag (spin; retained), Nitish Rana (spin), Yudhvir Singh (pace):Spinners: Wanindu Hasaranga, Maheesh Theekshana, Kumar Kartikeya:Fast bowlers: Jofra Archer, Sandeep Sharma (retained), Tushar Deshpande, Akash Madhwal, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Kwena Maphaka, Ashok Sharma

Gujarat Titans :Batters: Shubman Gill (retained), Sai Sudharsan (retained), Rahul Tewatia (retained), Sherfane Rutherford :Wicketkeepers: Jos Buttler, Kumar Kushagra, Anuj Rawat Allrounders: Rashid Khan (spin; retained), Washington Sundar (spin), M Shahrukh Khan (spin; retained), Mahipal Lomror (spin), Nishant Sindhu (spin), Arshad Khan (pace), Jayant Yadav (spin), Glenn Phillips (spin), Karim Janat (pace) ;Spinners: Manav Suthar, Sai Kishore : Fast bowlers: Kagiso Rabada, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Gerald Coetzee, Gurnoor Brar, Ishant Sharma, Kulwant KhejroliyaMumbai Indians ; Batters: Suryakumar Yadav (retained), Rohit Sharma (retained), Tilak Varma (retained), Bevan-John Jacobs : Wicketkeepers: Robin Minz, Ryan Rickelton, Krishnan Shrijith : Allrounders: Hardik Pandya (pace; retained), Naman Dhir (spin; RTM), Will Jacks (spin), Raj Angad Bawa (pace), Vignesh Puthur (spin) : Spinners: Allah Ghazanfar, Karn Sharma, Mitchell Santner : Fast bowlers: Jasprit Bumrah (retained), Deepak Chahar, Trent Boult, Ashwani Kumar, Reece Topley, Satyanarayana Raju, Arjun Tendulkar, Lizaad Williams

Australia Vs India First Test at Perth Fourth day highlights

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India set a target a fourth innings target of 534 runs for Australia to win this test to provide the 16^th occasion of Australia set a fourth innings target of 500 plus runs for the opposition to win a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Tar	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	742	4	v England	Brisbane	30 Nov 1928
2	Australia	632	4	v South Africa	W.A.C.A	30 Nov 2012
3	Australia	612	4	v South Africa	Johannesburg	30 Mar 2018
4	Australia	603	4	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	30 Oct 2014
5	Australia	583	4	v England	Lord’s	18 Jul 2013
6	Australia	574	4	v West Indies	Adelaide	26 Jan 1980
7	Australia	570	4	v South Africa	Gqeberha	05 Mar 1970
8	Australia	552	4	v West Indies	Bridgetown	19 Apr 1991
9	Australia	546	4	v England	The Oval	20 Aug 2009
10	Australia	539	4	v South Africa	W.A.C.A	03 Nov 2016
11	Australia	538	4	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	16 Oct 2018
12	Australia	534	4	v India	Perth	22 Nov 2024
13	Australia	532	4	v England	Adelaide	13 Jan 1933
14	Australia	522	4	v England	Lord’s	16 Jul 2009
15	Australia	516	4	v India	Mohali	17 Oct 2008
16	Australia	506	4	v England	Manchester	13 Aug 1981

Australia has been set a fourth innings target of 500 plus to win for the second time by India. The first such occasion was in Oct 2008 at Mohali. Australia was set a fourth innings target of 516 runs.

India won this test by 295 runs to provide the 17th occasion of India winning a test by 250 plus runs margin. It also provides the second occasion of India winning a test by 250 plus runs margin. The first such occasion was at Mohali in Oct 2008 when India won by 320 runs margin. There are 18 occasions of Australia losing a test by 250 plus runs including this test

V Kohli 100 not out in this test provides the 14^th century in India’s winning tests. He now occupies the third place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most centuries in India’s winning tests. SR Tendulkar {20} and R Dravid {15} occupy the first two places.

V Kohli has an aggregate runs of 4746 in India’s winning tests. He now occupies the third place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most runs in India’s winning tests. SR Tendulkar {5946} and R Dravid {5131} occupy the first two places.

V Kohli 100 not out in this test provides the fourth century in India’s winning tests on away soil. Other Indian batsmen to score four or more centuries in India’s winning tests on away soil are – SR Tendulkar {09}, R Dravid {07}, CA Pujara {06} and AM Rahane {05}

V Kohli has an aggregate runs of 2147 against Australia. He now occupies the third place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most runs against Australia SR Tendulkar {3630} and VVS Laxman {2434} occupy the first two places. V Kohli went past R Dravid {2143} to occupy the third place.

V Kohli 100 not out in this test provides his ninth century against Australia. SR Tendulkar has scored most centuries against Australia – elven centuries. V Kohli went past SM Gavaskar who has scored eight centuries against Australia to occupy the second place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most centuries against Australia.

SPD Smith of Australia has an aggregate of 2059 runs against India at the end of this test. He now occupies the second place in the list of Australian batsmen who have scored most runs against India. RT Ponting with 2555 runs occupies the first place. SPD Smith went past MJ Clarke who has an aggregate of 2049 runs to occupy the second place

India won this test by 295 runs to provide the 33rd occasion of India winning a test against Australia. It also provides India’s tenth win against Australia in Australia.

India won this test by 295 runs to provide the fifth occasion of India winning a test against Australia by runs margin. It also provides India’s largest win by runs margin against Australia in Australia. The previous largest win was by 222 runs at Melbourne in Dec 1977. This was the test in which Bhagavat Chandrasekhar captured six for 52 in each innings of the test.

With eight wickets in this test, JJ Bumrah has an aggregate of 40 wickets against Australia. He became the 13th Indian bowler to aggregate 40 plus wickets against Australia.

With eight wickets in this test, JJ Bumrah has an aggregate of 40 wickets against Australia. He became the sixth Indian pace bowler to aggregate 40 plus wickets against Australia.

With eight wickets in this test, JJ Bumrah has the second eight plus wicket haul in tests against Australia. The first such occasion was his nine wicket haul at Melbourne in Dec 2018

JJ Bumrah has six eight plus wicket hauls in his test career. They are listed below

No	Player	W-R	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JJ Bumrah	9-086	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
2	JJ Bumrah	9-091	v England	Visakhapatnam	02 Feb 2024
3	JJ Bumrah	9-119	v England	Nottingham	04 Aug 2021
4	JJ Bumrah	8-047	v Sri Lanka	Bengaluru	12 Mar 2022
5	JJ Bumrah	8-072	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024
6	JJ Bumrah	8-086	v South Africa	Cape Town	03 Jan 2024

V Kohli’s century in this test represent his ninth century against Australia. He became the seventh batsman to score nine or more centuries against Australia. Others are – JB Hobbs {12}, SR Tendulkar {11}, DI Gower {09}, WR Hammond {09}, BC Lara {09} and RB Richardson {09}

V Kohli’s century in this test represent his seventh century against Australia in Australia. He became the third batsman to score seven or more centuries against Australia in Australia. Others are – JB Hobbs {09} and WR Hammond {07}

Australia Vs India First Test at Perth Third day Statistical highlights

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YBK Jaiswal and KL Rahul posted 201 runs partnership for the first wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 88th occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings. It also provides the twelfth occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings against Australia

YBK Jaiswal and KL Rahul posted 201 runs partnership for the first wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 15th occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings for the first wicket. It also provides the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings against Australia for the first wicket

YBK Jaiswal and KL Rahul posted 201 runs partnership for the first wicket in India’s second innings to provide the highest three figure partnership by Indian batsmen in a test innings for the first wicket against Australia in Australia. The previous best was the 191 runs partnership between SM Gavaskar-K Srikkanth at Sydney in Jan 1986.

YBK Jaiswal [161} and KL Rahul {77} scored fifties in India’s second innings to provide the 74^th occasion of both the Indian openers scoring fifties in a test innings including both the openers scoring centuries. It also provides the 14^th occasion of both the Indian openers scoring fifties in a test innings against Australia including both the openers scoring centuries

YBK Jaiswal [161} and KL Rahul {77} scored fifties in India’s second innings to provide the 28^th occasion of one of the Indian openers scoring a century and another a half century in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of one of the Indian openers scoring a century and another a half century in a test innings against Australia

YBK Jaiswal scored {161} in India’s second innings to provide the 551^st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 88th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings against Australia

YBK Jaiswal scored 161 in India’s second innings to provide the 168th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 29th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings against Australia

YBK Jaiswal’s 161 represent his fourth century of his test career. He became the first Indian batsman and also the first Indian opening batsman to score 150 plus runs as his rst four centuries. YBK Jaiswal became the second batsman and also the second opening batsman in the annals of test cricket to achieve such a feat. Prior to this GC Smith of South Africa has achieved such a feat. The centuries score by these two batsmen are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that YBK Jaiswal and GC Smith are left hand batsmen.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	YBK Jaiswal	171	2	v West Indies	Roseau	12 Jul 2023
2	YBK Jaiswal	209	1	v England	Visakhapatnam	02 Feb 2024
3	YBK Jaiswal	214*	3	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
4	YBK Jaiswal	161	3	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	GC Smith	200	1	v Bangladesh	East London	18 Oct 2002
2	GC Smith	151	1	v Pakistan	Cape Town	02 Jan 2003
3	GC Smith	277	1	v England	Birmingham	24 Jul 2003
4	GC Smith	259	2	v England	Lord’s	31 Jul 2003

It is observed that both YBK Jaiswal and GC Smith have scored double hundreds on two occasions against England while performing the feat

YBK Jaiswal scored zero and 161 in this test to provide the 23^rd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and a century in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MH Mankad	111	0	India	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
2	P Roy	140	0	India	v England	Brabourne	14 Dec 1951
3	VL Manjrekar	133	0	India	v England	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
4	ML Apte	0	163*	India	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Feb 1953
5	VL Manjrekar	108	0	India	v England	Chennai	10 Jan 1964
6	GR Viswanath	0	137	India	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
7	SM Gavaskar	0	118	India	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
8	DB Vengsarkar	0	103	India	v England	Lord’s	02 Aug 1979
9	NS Sidhu	116	0	India	v West Indies	Kingston	28 Apr 1989
10	M Azharuddin	0	109	India	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
11	NR Mongia	152	0	India	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
12	SR Tendulkar	0	136	India	v Pakistan	Chennai	28 Jan 1999
13	SR Tendulkar	117	0	India	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2002
14	V Sehwag	106	0	India	v England	Nottingham	08 Aug 2002
15	R Dravid	136	0	India	v England	Mohali	19 Dec 2008
16	V Sehwag	109	0	India	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Aug 2010
17	S Dhawan	0	115	India	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
18	CA Pujara	145*	0	India	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	28 Aug 2015
19	V Kohli	0	104*	India	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
20	CA Pujara	106	0	India	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
21	Shubman Gill	0	119*	India	v Bangladesh	Chennai	19 Sep 2024
22	SN Khan	0	150	India	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
23	YBK Jaiswal	0	161	India	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal scored zero and 161 in this test to provide the sixth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and a century in a test match against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MH Mankad	111	0	India	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
2	GR Viswanath	0	137	India	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
3	SM Gavaskar	0	118	India	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
4	NR Mongia	152	0	India	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
5	CA Pujara	106	0	India	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
6	YBK Jaiswal	0	161	India	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal scored zero and 161 in this test to provide the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and 150 plus runs in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	ML Apte	0	163*	India	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Feb 1953
2	NR Mongia	152	0	India	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
3	SN Khan	0	150	India	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
4	YBK Jaiswal	0	161	India	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal scored zero and 161 in this test to provide the second occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and 140 in a test match against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	NR Mongia	152	0	India	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
2	YBK Jaiswal	0	161	India	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

V Kohli scored 100 not out in the second innings of this test to provide the 552nd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 89^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings against Australia

V Kohli scored 100 not out in the second innings of this test to provide the 254th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It also provides the 48^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings against Australia in Australia

V Kohli scored 100 not out in the second innings of this test to represent his seventh century against Australia in Australia. He now holds the record of scoring most centuries by an Indian batsman against Australia in Australia He went past SR Tendulkar who had scored six centuries against Australia in Australia to own the record.

V Kohli scored 100 not out in the second innings of this test to represent his ninth century against Australia. He now occupies the second place in the list of Indian batsmen who have scored most centuries against Australia. He went past SM Gavaskar who had scored eight centuries against Australia to occupy the second place. SR Tendulkar holds the record of scoring most centuries – eleven – by an Indian batsman against Australia.

V Kohli scored 100 not out in the second innings of this test to represent his 30th century of his test career. He became the fourth Indian batsman to score 30 plus test centuries. Others are – SR Tendulkar {51}, R Dravid {36} and SM Gavaskar {34}

V Kohli scored 100 not out in the second innings of this test to represent his 30th century of his test career. He became the 17th batsman to score 30 plus test centuries in the annals of test cricket. The following table lists the batsmen who have scored 30 plus test centuries.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2011	51	51	16	7435	248*	212.42	51
2	JH Kallis	SAF	1997-2013	43	45	15	6171	224	205.70	45
3	RT Ponting	Aus	1997-2012	38	41	07	5989	257	176.14	41
4	KC Sangakkara	Srl	2001-2015	36	38	08	6344	319	211.46	38
5	R Dravid	Ind	1997-2011	34	36	08	5283	270	188.67	36
6	JE Root	Eng	2013-2024	34	35	10	5404	262	216.16	35
7	SM Gavaskar	Ind	1971-1986	31	34	07	4802	236*	177.85	34
8	M Jayawardene	Srl	1998-2014	34	34	04	5438	374	181.26	34
9	BC Lara	Win	1993-2006	33	34	02	5889	400*	184.03	34
10	Younis Khan	Pak	2000-2017	33	34	09	5213	313	208.52	34
11	AN Cook	Eng	2006-2018	33	33	05	4943	294	176.53	33
12	SPD Smith	Aus	2013-2023	31	32	09	4637	239	201.60	32
13	SR Waugh	Aus	1989-2003	31	32	15	4342	200	255.41	32
14	KS Williamson	NZl	2010-2024	31	32	10	4667	251	212.13	32
15	S Chanderpaul	Win	1997-2014	30	30	18	3838	203*	319.83	30
16	ML Hayden	Aus	1997-2008	28	30	02	4092	380	146.14	30
17	V Kohli	Ind	2012-2024	29	30	05	4472	254*	178.88	30

India posted a team total of 487 for 6 declared in the third innings of this test to provide the 102^nd occasion of a team posting a total of 450 plus runs in the third innings of a test. It also provides the 19th occasion of a team posting a total of 450 plus runs in the third innings of a test against Australia,

India posted a team total of 487 for 6 declared in the third innings of this test to provide the 14th occasion of India posting a total of 450 plus runs in the third innings of a test. It also provides the second occasion of India posting a total of 450 plus runs in the third innings of a test against Australia,

India posted a team total of 487 for 6 declared in its second innings of this test to provide the 77th occasion of India posting a total of 450 plus runs in its second innings of a test. It also provides the 18th occasion of India posting a total of 450 plus runs in the second innings of a test against Australia,

MA Starc of Australia returned with figures of one for 111 in India’s second innings to provide the 119th occasion of a bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings. It also provides the ninth occasion of a bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings against India.

MA Starc of Australia returned with figures of one for 111 in India’s second innings to provide the 21st occasion of Australian bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of an Australian bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings against India.

MA Starc of Australia returned with figures of one for 111 in India’s second innings to provide the 650th occasion of an Australian bowler conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the 102nd occasion of an Australian bowler conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings against India.

MA Starc of Australia returned with figures of one for 111 in India’s second innings to provide the 14th occasion of his conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the third occasion of his conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings against India.

MA Starc of Australia returned with figures of one for 111 in India’s second innings to provide the ninth occasion of a left arm pace bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings. It also provides the ninth occasion of a left arm pace bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings against India.

MA Starc of Australia returned with figures of one for 111 in India’s second innings to provide the second occasion of Australian left arm pace bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of an Australian left arm pace bowler conceding 111 runs in a test innings against India.

NA McSweeny was dismissed for a duck in its second innings of this test to provide the 209^th occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings. It also provides the 25th occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings against India

NA McSweeny was dismissed for a duck in its second innings of this test to provide the third occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed for a duck in the fourth innings of a test on debut. It also provides the first occasion of an Australian opening batsman dismissed for a duck in the fourth innings of the test on debut against India

Australia lost its first wicket in the fourth innings of this test without a run on the board to provide the 21^st occasion of Australia losing its first wicket in the fourth innings of a test without a run on the board. It also provides the third occasion of Australia losing its first wicket in the fourth innings of a test without a run on the board against India

Australia Vs India First Test at Perth Second day Statistical highlights

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JJ Bumrah captured five for 30 in this test to provide the 384^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 77th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Australia

JJ Bumrah captured five for 30 in this test to provide the 16^th occasion of an Indian captain capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Indian captain capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Australia

JJ Bumrah captured five for 30 in this test to provide the 137th occasion of a captain capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 18th occasion of a captain capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Australia

JJ Bumrah captured five for 30 in this test to provide his eleventh occasion his capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the second occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Australia. The first such occasion was his six for 55 at Melbourne in Dec 2018

YBK Jaiswal and KL Rahul posted 172 runs unfinished partnership for the first wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 623rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings. It also provides the 111^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against Australia

YBK Jaiswal and KL Rahul posted 172 runs unfinished partnership for the first wicket in India’s second innings to provide the 89th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings for the first wicket. It also provides the 17^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against Australia for the first wicket

YBK Jaiswal of India scored zero and ninety in the on-going test against Australia at Perth to provide the 105^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and fifty in a test. All such occasion are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	L Amarnath	0	50	v England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
2	VM Merchant	78	0	v England	Manchester	20 Jul 1946
3	MH Mankad	111	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
4	DG Phadkar	56*	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
5	P Roy	140	0	v England	Brabourne	14 Dec 1951
6	VL Manjrekar	133	0	v England	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
7	VS Hazare	63	0	v West Indies	Bridgetown	07 Feb 1953
8	ML Apte	0	163*	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Feb 1953
9	P Roy	0	67*	v Pakistan	Dhaka	01 Jan 1955
10	P Roy	0	78	v Pakistan	Bahawalpur	15 Jan 1955
11	VL Manjrekar	0	58*	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	31 Dec 1958
12	CG Borde	0	56	v West Indies	Chennai	21 Jan 1959
13	P Roy	0	99	v Australia	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
14	RB Kenny	0	51	v Australia	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
15	SA Durani	71	0	v England	Brabourne	11 Nov 1961
16	RF Surti	57	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Feb 1962
17	CG Borde	93	0	v West Indies	Kingston	07 Mar 1962
18	RG Nadkarni	61	0	v West Indies	Kingston	13 Apr 1962
19	VL Manjrekar	108	0	v England	Chennai	10 Jan 1964
20	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
21	ML Jaisimha	66	0	v Australia	Brabourne	10 Oct 1964
22	Hanumant Singh	0	75*	v New Zealand	Brabourne	12 Mar 1965
23	AL Wadekar	0	67	v West Indies	Chennai	13 Jan 1967
24	AL Wadekar	0	91	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
25	S Abid Ali	63	0	v New Zealand	Nagpur	03 Oct 1969
26	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
27	GR Viswanath	0	137	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
28	AL Wadekar	0	62	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
29	S Abid Ali	58	0	v England	Delhi	20 Dec 1972
30	FM Engineer	86	0	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
31	SM Gavaskar	0	118	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
32	M Amarnath	0	86	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
33	DB Vengsarkar	0	103	v England	Lord’s	02 Aug 1979
34	DB Vengsarkar	0	52	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
35	CPS Chauhan	0	85	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
36	DB Vengsarkar	0	52*	v New Zealand	Auckland	13 Mar 1981
37	RJ Shastri	66	0	v England	The Oval	08 Jul 1982
38	DB Vengsarkar	0	79	v Pakistan	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
39	BS Sandhu	68	0	v West Indies	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
40	DB Vengsarkar	94	0	v West Indies	St John’s	28 Apr 1983
41	RJ Shastri	52	0	v Pakistan	Nagpur	05 Oct 1983
42	S Madan Lal	63*	0	v West Indies	Kanpur	21 Oct 1983
43	N Kapil Dev	69	0	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	10 Dec 1983
44	RJ Shastri	0	71	v Pakistan	Lahore	17 Oct 1984
45	SM Gavaskar	51	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	30 Aug 1985
46	K Srikkanth	94	0	v New Zealand	Wankhede	24 Nov 1988
47	NS Sidhu	116	0	v West Indies	Kingston	28 Apr 1989
48	NS Sidhu	0	85	v Pakistan	Karachi	15 Nov 1989
49	M Azharuddin	0	109	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
50	WV Raman	0	96	v New Zealand	Christchurch	02 Feb 1990
51	J Srinath	0*	60	v West Indies	Wankhede	18 Nov 1994
52	NR Mongia	80	0	v West Indies	Wankhede	18 Nov 1994
53	NR Mongia	152	0	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
54	SR Tendulkar	0	136	v Pakistan	Chennai	28 Jan 1999
55	DJ Gandhi	0	75	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
56	S Ramesh	0	73	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
57	SR Tendulkar	61	0	v Australia	Adelaide	10 Dec 1999
58	SR Tendulkar	117	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2002
59	V Sehwag	106	0	v England	Nottingham	08 Aug 2002
60	SB Bangar	77	0	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	30 Oct 2002
61	PA Patel	0	62*	v Pakistan	Lahore	05 Apr 2004
62	R Dravid	0	60	v Australia	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
63	IK Pathan	0	93	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 Dec 2005
64	Yuvraj Singh	0	77*	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 Dec 2005
65	Yuvraj Singh	0	75	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	18 Dec 2005
66	SR Tendulkar	63	0	v South Africa	Durban	26 Dec 2006
67	MS Dhoni	0	76*	v England	Lord’s	19 Jul 2007
68	SC Ganguly	0	87	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	03 Apr 2008
69	SC Ganguly	85	0	v Australia	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
70	R Dravid	136	0	v England	Mohali	19 Dec 2008
71	Yuvraj Singh	0	54*	v New Zealand	Napier	26 Mar 2009
72	Harbhajan Singh	60	0	v New Zealand	Wellington	03 Apr 2009
73	VVS Laxman	0	51*	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	16 Nov 2009
74	V Sehwag	109	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Aug 2010
75	SK Raina	86	0	v Australia	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
76	V Sehwag	0	63	v South Africa	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
77	A Mukund	62	0	v West Indies	Roseau	06 Jul 2011
78	SK Raina	0	78	v England	Lord’s	21 Jul 2011
79	G Gambhir	0	83	v Australia	Sydney	03 Jan 2012
80	SK Raina	55	0	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	31 Aug 2012
81	MS Dhoni	52	0	v England	Eden Gardens	05 Dec 2012
82	S Dhawan	0	115	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
83	MS Dhoni	82	0	v England	The Oval	15 Aug 2014
84	AM Rahane	62	0	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
85	M Vijay	0	80	v Australia	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
86	M Vijay	0	82	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	20 Aug 2015
87	CA Pujara	145*	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	28 Aug 2015
88	CA Pujara	57	0	v Australia	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
89	V Kohli	0	104*	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
90	KL Rahul	0	79	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
91	GH Vihari	56	0	v England	The Oval	07 Sep 2018
92	CA Pujara	106	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
93	V Kohli	82	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
94	V Kohli	76	0	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019
95	Washington Sundar	85*	0	v England	Chennai	05 Feb 2021
96	V Kohli	0	62	v England	Chennai	13 Feb 2021
97	Mohammed Shami	0	56*	v England	Lord’s	12 Aug 2021
98	RA Jadeja	50	0	v New Zealand	Kanpur	25 Nov 2021
99	AM Rahane	0	58	v South Africa	Johannesburg	03 Jan 2022
100	SN Thakur	51	0	v Australia	The Oval	07 Jun 2023
101	Shubman Gill	0	91	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
102	Shubman Gill	0	119*	v Bangladesh	Chennai	19 Sep 2024
103	SN Khan	0	150	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
104	V Kohli	0	70	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
105	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal of India scored zero and ninety in the on-going test against Australia at Perth to provide the 25^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and fifty in a test against Australia. All such occasion are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MH Mankad	111	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
2	DG Phadkar	56*	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
3	P Roy	0	99	v Australia	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
4	RB Kenny	0	51	v Australia	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
5	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
6	ML Jaisimha	66	0	v Australia	Brabourne	10 Oct 1964
7	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
8	GR Viswanath	0	137	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
9	AL Wadekar	0	62	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
10	SM Gavaskar	0	118	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
11	M Amarnath	0	86	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
12	CPS Chauhan	0	85	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
13	NR Mongia	152	0	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
14	SR Tendulkar	61	0	v Australia	Adelaide	10 Dec 1999
15	R Dravid	0	60	v Australia	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
16	SC Ganguly	85	0	v Australia	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
17	SK Raina	86	0	v Australia	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
18	G Gambhir	0	83	v Australia	Sydney	03 Jan 2012
19	AM Rahane	62	0	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
20	M Vijay	0	80	v Australia	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
21	CA Pujara	57	0	v Australia	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
22	CA Pujara	106	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
23	V Kohli	82	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
24	SN Thakur	51	0	v Australia	The Oval	07 Jun 2023
25	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal of India scored zero and ninety in the on-going test against Australia at Perth to provide the ninth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and ninety in a test. All such occasion are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	CG Borde	93	0	v West Indies	Kingston	07 Mar 1962
2	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
3	AL Wadekar	0	91	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
4	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
5	DB Vengsarkar	94	0	v West Indies	St John’s	28 Apr 1983
6	K Srikkanth	94	0	v New Zealand	Wankhede	24 Nov 1988
7	WV Raman	0	96	v New Zealand	Christchurch	02 Feb 1990
8	Shubman Gill	0	91	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
9	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal of India scored zero and ninety in the on-going test against Australia at Perth to provide the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and ninety in a test against Australia. All such occasion are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
2	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
3	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal with his 90 not out in India’s second innings has an aggregate of 1209 runs in the Calendar year 2024. He became the second batsman to score 1200 plus runs in the Calendar year 2024. JE Root of England has an aggregate of 1338 runs.

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings provide his tenth fifty in the Calendar year 2024. He holds the record for most fifties in the Calendar year 2024. He went past JE Root of England who has scored nine fifties.

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings provide his tenth fifty in the Calendar year 2024. It provides the 52^nd occasion of a batsman scoring ten or more fifties in a calendar year. It also provides the twelfth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring ten or more fifties in a calendar year

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings included two boundary sixes which fetched him 34 boundary sixes in the Calendar year 2024. He holds the record for scoring most boundary sixes by a batsman in any calendar year in the annals of test cricket. He went past BB McCullum’s record of 33 boundary sixes in the Calendar year 2014

YBK Jaiswal with his 90 not out in India’s second innings has an aggregate of 1209 runs in the Calendar year 2024. He became the first opening batsman to score 1200 plus runs in the Calendar year 2024.

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings provide his tenth fifty in the Calendar year 2024. He holds the record for most fifties by an opening batsman in the Calendar year 2024.

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings included seven boundary fours which fetched him 136 boundary fours calendar year 2024. He holds the record for most boundary fours by a batsman in the Calendar year 2024. He went past BM Duckett of England who has scored 135 boundary fours in the Calendar year 2024JJ Bumrah captured five for 30 in this test to provide the 384^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 77th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Australia

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	L Amarnath	0	50	v England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
2	VM Merchant	78	0	v England	Manchester	20 Jul 1946
3	MH Mankad	111	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
4	DG Phadkar	56*	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
5	P Roy	140	0	v England	Brabourne	14 Dec 1951
6	VL Manjrekar	133	0	v England	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
7	VS Hazare	63	0	v West Indies	Bridgetown	07 Feb 1953
8	ML Apte	0	163*	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Feb 1953
9	P Roy	0	67*	v Pakistan	Dhaka	01 Jan 1955
10	P Roy	0	78	v Pakistan	Bahawalpur	15 Jan 1955
11	VL Manjrekar	0	58*	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	31 Dec 1958
12	CG Borde	0	56	v West Indies	Chennai	21 Jan 1959
13	P Roy	0	99	v Australia	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
14	RB Kenny	0	51	v Australia	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
15	SA Durani	71	0	v England	Brabourne	11 Nov 1961
16	RF Surti	57	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Feb 1962
17	CG Borde	93	0	v West Indies	Kingston	07 Mar 1962
18	RG Nadkarni	61	0	v West Indies	Kingston	13 Apr 1962
19	VL Manjrekar	108	0	v England	Chennai	10 Jan 1964
20	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
21	ML Jaisimha	66	0	v Australia	Brabourne	10 Oct 1964
22	Hanumant Singh	0	75*	v New Zealand	Brabourne	12 Mar 1965
23	AL Wadekar	0	67	v West Indies	Chennai	13 Jan 1967
24	AL Wadekar	0	91	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
25	S Abid Ali	63	0	v New Zealand	Nagpur	03 Oct 1969
26	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
27	GR Viswanath	0	137	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
28	AL Wadekar	0	62	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
29	S Abid Ali	58	0	v England	Delhi	20 Dec 1972
30	FM Engineer	86	0	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
31	SM Gavaskar	0	118	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
32	M Amarnath	0	86	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
33	DB Vengsarkar	0	103	v England	Lord’s	02 Aug 1979
34	DB Vengsarkar	0	52	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
35	CPS Chauhan	0	85	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
36	DB Vengsarkar	0	52*	v New Zealand	Auckland	13 Mar 1981
37	RJ Shastri	66	0	v England	The Oval	08 Jul 1982
38	DB Vengsarkar	0	79	v Pakistan	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
39	BS Sandhu	68	0	v West Indies	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
40	DB Vengsarkar	94	0	v West Indies	St John’s	28 Apr 1983
41	RJ Shastri	52	0	v Pakistan	Nagpur	05 Oct 1983
42	S Madan Lal	63*	0	v West Indies	Kanpur	21 Oct 1983
43	N Kapil Dev	69	0	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	10 Dec 1983
44	RJ Shastri	0	71	v Pakistan	Lahore	17 Oct 1984
45	SM Gavaskar	51	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	30 Aug 1985
46	K Srikkanth	94	0	v New Zealand	Wankhede	24 Nov 1988
47	NS Sidhu	116	0	v West Indies	Kingston	28 Apr 1989
48	NS Sidhu	0	85	v Pakistan	Karachi	15 Nov 1989
49	M Azharuddin	0	109	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
50	WV Raman	0	96	v New Zealand	Christchurch	02 Feb 1990
51	J Srinath	0*	60	v West Indies	Wankhede	18 Nov 1994
52	NR Mongia	80	0	v West Indies	Wankhede	18 Nov 1994
53	NR Mongia	152	0	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
54	SR Tendulkar	0	136	v Pakistan	Chennai	28 Jan 1999
55	DJ Gandhi	0	75	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
56	S Ramesh	0	73	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
57	SR Tendulkar	61	0	v Australia	Adelaide	10 Dec 1999
58	SR Tendulkar	117	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2002
59	V Sehwag	106	0	v England	Nottingham	08 Aug 2002
60	SB Bangar	77	0	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	30 Oct 2002
61	PA Patel	0	62*	v Pakistan	Lahore	05 Apr 2004
62	R Dravid	0	60	v Australia	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
63	IK Pathan	0	93	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 Dec 2005
64	Yuvraj Singh	0	77*	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 Dec 2005
65	Yuvraj Singh	0	75	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	18 Dec 2005
66	SR Tendulkar	63	0	v South Africa	Durban	26 Dec 2006
67	MS Dhoni	0	76*	v England	Lord’s	19 Jul 2007
68	SC Ganguly	0	87	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	03 Apr 2008
69	SC Ganguly	85	0	v Australia	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
70	R Dravid	136	0	v England	Mohali	19 Dec 2008
71	Yuvraj Singh	0	54*	v New Zealand	Napier	26 Mar 2009
72	Harbhajan Singh	60	0	v New Zealand	Wellington	03 Apr 2009
73	VVS Laxman	0	51*	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	16 Nov 2009
74	V Sehwag	109	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Aug 2010
75	SK Raina	86	0	v Australia	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
76	V Sehwag	0	63	v South Africa	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
77	A Mukund	62	0	v West Indies	Roseau	06 Jul 2011
78	SK Raina	0	78	v England	Lord’s	21 Jul 2011
79	G Gambhir	0	83	v Australia	Sydney	03 Jan 2012
80	SK Raina	55	0	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	31 Aug 2012
81	MS Dhoni	52	0	v England	Eden Gardens	05 Dec 2012
82	S Dhawan	0	115	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
83	MS Dhoni	82	0	v England	The Oval	15 Aug 2014
84	AM Rahane	62	0	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
85	M Vijay	0	80	v Australia	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
86	M Vijay	0	82	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	20 Aug 2015
87	CA Pujara	145*	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	28 Aug 2015
88	CA Pujara	57	0	v Australia	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
89	V Kohli	0	104*	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
90	KL Rahul	0	79	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
91	GH Vihari	56	0	v England	The Oval	07 Sep 2018
92	CA Pujara	106	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
93	V Kohli	82	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
94	V Kohli	76	0	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019
95	Washington Sundar	85*	0	v England	Chennai	05 Feb 2021
96	V Kohli	0	62	v England	Chennai	13 Feb 2021
97	Mohammed Shami	0	56*	v England	Lord’s	12 Aug 2021
98	RA Jadeja	50	0	v New Zealand	Kanpur	25 Nov 2021
99	AM Rahane	0	58	v South Africa	Johannesburg	03 Jan 2022
100	SN Thakur	51	0	v Australia	The Oval	07 Jun 2023
101	Shubman Gill	0	91	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
102	Shubman Gill	0	119*	v Bangladesh	Chennai	19 Sep 2024
103	SN Khan	0	150	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
104	V Kohli	0	70	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
105	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal of India scored zero and ninety in the on-going test against Australia at Perth to provide the 105^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a zero and fifty in a test against Australia. All such occasion are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MH Mankad	111	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
2	DG Phadkar	56*	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
3	P Roy	0	99	v Australia	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
4	RB Kenny	0	51	v Australia	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
5	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
6	ML Jaisimha	66	0	v Australia	Brabourne	10 Oct 1964
7	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
8	GR Viswanath	0	137	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
9	AL Wadekar	0	62	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
10	SM Gavaskar	0	118	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
11	M Amarnath	0	86	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
12	CPS Chauhan	0	85	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
13	NR Mongia	152	0	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
14	SR Tendulkar	61	0	v Australia	Adelaide	10 Dec 1999
15	R Dravid	0	60	v Australia	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
16	SC Ganguly	85	0	v Australia	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
17	SK Raina	86	0	v Australia	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
18	G Gambhir	0	83	v Australia	Sydney	03 Jan 2012
19	AM Rahane	62	0	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
20	M Vijay	0	80	v Australia	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
21	CA Pujara	57	0	v Australia	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
22	CA Pujara	106	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
23	V Kohli	82	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
24	SN Thakur	51	0	v Australia	The Oval	07 Jun 2023
25	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	CG Borde	93	0	v West Indies	Kingston	07 Mar 1962
2	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
3	AL Wadekar	0	91	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
4	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
5	DB Vengsarkar	94	0	v West Indies	St John’s	28 Apr 1983
6	K Srikkanth	94	0	v New Zealand	Wankhede	24 Nov 1988
7	WV Raman	0	96	v New Zealand	Christchurch	02 Feb 1990
8	Shubman Gill	0	91	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
9	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
2	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
3	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings provide his tenth fifty in the Calendar year 2024. He holds the record for most fifties by an opening batsman in the Calendar year 2024.

YBK Jaiswal’s aggregate at the end of the second day’s play in the on-going test read 1209 in the calendar year 2024 He now holds the record for most runs by an Indian left hand batsman in any calendar year. The previous record was held by G Gambhir who had scored 1134 runs in the calendar year 2018

YBK Jaiswal’s aggregate at the end of the second day’s play in the on-going test read 1209 in the calendar year 2024 He now holds the record for most runs by an Indian left hand opening batsman in any calendar year. The previous record was held by G Gambhir who had scored 1134 runs in the calendar year 2018

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings provide his tenth fifty in the Calendar year 2024. He now holds the record for scoring most fifties by an Indian left hand batsman in any calendar year. The previous record was held by G Gambhir who had scored nine fifties in the calendar year 2018

YBK Jaiswal’s 90 not out in India’s second innings provide his tenth fifty in the Calendar year 2024. He now holds the record for scoring most fifties by an Indian left hand opening batsman in any calendar year. The previous record was held by G Gambhir who had scored nine fifties in the calendar year 2018 as an opening batsman

Indian batsmen scoring zero and fifty in a test

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No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	L Amarnath	0	50	v England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
2	VM Merchant	78	0	v England	Manchester	20 Jul 1946
3	MH Mankad	111	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
4	DG Phadkar	56*	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
5	P Roy	140	0	v England	Brabourne	14 Dec 1951
6	VL Manjrekar	133	0	v England	Leeds	05 Jun 1952
7	VS Hazare	63	0	v West Indies	Bridgetown	07 Feb 1953
8	ML Apte	0	163*	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Feb 1953
9	P Roy	0	67*	v Pakistan	Dhaka	01 Jan 1955
10	P Roy	0	78	v Pakistan	Bahawalpur	15 Jan 1955
11	VL Manjrekar	0	58*	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	31 Dec 1958
12	CG Borde	0	56	v West Indies	Chennai	21 Jan 1959
13	P Roy	0	99	v Australia	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
14	RB Kenny	0	51	v Australia	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
15	SA Durani	71	0	v England	Brabourne	11 Nov 1961
16	RF Surti	57	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Feb 1962
17	CG Borde	93	0	v West Indies	Kingston	07 Mar 1962
18	RG Nadkarni	61	0	v West Indies	Kingston	13 Apr 1962
19	VL Manjrekar	108	0	v England	Chennai	10 Jan 1964
20	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	2 Oct 1964
21	ML Jaisimha	66	0	v Australia	Brabourne	10 Oct 1964
22	Hanumant Singh	0	75*	v New Zealand	Brabourne	12 Mar 1965
23	AL Wadekar	0	67	v West Indies	Chennai	13 Jan 1967
24	AL Wadekar	0	91	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
25	S Abid Ali	63	0	v New Zealand	Nagpur	03 Oct 1969
26	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
27	GR Viswanath	0	137	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
28	AL Wadekar	0	62	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
29	S Abid Ali	58	0	v England	Delhi	20 Dec 1972
30	FM Engineer	86	0	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
31	SM Gavaskar	0	118	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
32	M Amarnath	0	86	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
33	DB Vengsarkar	0	103	v England	Lord’s	02 Aug 1979
34	DB Vengsarkar	0	52	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
35	CPS Chauhan	0	85	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
36	DB Vengsarkar	0	52*	v New Zealand	Auckland	13 Mar 1981
37	RJ Shastri	66	0	v England	The Oval	08 Jul 1982
38	DB Vengsarkar	0	79	v Pakistan	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
39	BS Sandhu	68	0	v West Indies	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
40	DB Vengsarkar	94	0	v West Indies	St John’s	28 Apr 1983
41	RJ Shastri	52	0	v Pakistan	Nagpur	05 Oct 1983
42	S Madan Lal	63*	0	v West Indies	Kanpur	21 Oct 1983
43	N Kapil Dev	69	0	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	10 Dec 1983
44	RJ Shastri	0	71	v Pakistan	Lahore	17 Oct 1984
45	SM Gavaskar	51	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	30 Aug 1985
46	K Srikkanth	94	0	v New Zealand	Wankhede	24 Nov 1988
47	NS Sidhu	116	0	v West Indies	Kingston	28 Apr 1989
48	NS Sidhu	0	85	v Pakistan	Karachi	15 Nov 1989
49	M Azharuddin	0	109	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
50	WV Raman	0	96	v New Zealand	Christchurch	02 Feb 1990
51	J Srinath	0*	60	v West Indies	Wankhede	18 Nov 1994
52	NR Mongia	80	0	v West Indies	Wankhede	18 Nov 1994
53	NR Mongia	152	0	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
54	SR Tendulkar	0	136	v Pakistan	Chennai	28 Jan 1999
55	DJ Gandhi	0	75	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
56	S Ramesh	0	73	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
57	SR Tendulkar	61	0	v Australia	Adelaide	10 Dec 1999
58	SR Tendulkar	117	0	v West Indies	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2002
59	V Sehwag	106	0	v England	Nottingham	08 Aug 2002
60	SB Bangar	77	0	v West Indies	Eden Gardens	30 Oct 2002
61	PA Patel	0	62*	v Pakistan	Lahore	05 Apr 2004
62	R Dravid	0	60	v Australia	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
63	IK Pathan	0	93	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 Dec 2005
64	Yuvraj Singh	0	77*	v Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 Dec 2005
65	Yuvraj Singh	0	75	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	18 Dec 2005
66	SR Tendulkar	63	0	v South Africa	Durban	26 Dec 2006
67	MS Dhoni	0	76*	v England	Lord’s	19 Jul 2007
68	SC Ganguly	0	87	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	03 Apr 2008
69	SC Ganguly	85	0	v Australia	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
70	R Dravid	136	0	v England	Mohali	19 Dec 2008
71	Yuvraj Singh	0	54*	v New Zealand	Napier	26 Mar 2009
72	Harbhajan Singh	60	0	v New Zealand	Wellington	03 Apr 2009
73	VVS Laxman	0	51*	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	16 Nov 2009
74	V Sehwag	109	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Aug 2010
75	SK Raina	86	0	v Australia	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
76	V Sehwag	0	63	v South Africa	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
77	A Mukund	62	0	v West Indies	Roseau	06 Jul 2011
78	SK Raina	0	78	v England	Lord’s	21 Jul 2011
79	G Gambhir	0	83	v Australia	Sydney	03 Jan 2012
80	SK Raina	55	0	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	31 Aug 2012
81	MS Dhoni	52	0	v England	Eden Gardens	05 Dec 2012
82	S Dhawan	0	115	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
83	MS Dhoni	82	0	v England	The Oval	15 Aug 2014
84	AM Rahane	62	0	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
85	M Vijay	0	80	v Australia	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
86	M Vijay	0	82	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	20 Aug 2015
87	CA Pujara	145*	0	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	28 Aug 2015
88	CA Pujara	57	0	v Australia	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
89	V Kohli	0	104*	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
90	KL Rahul	0	79	v Sri Lanka	Eden Gardens	16 Nov 2017
91	GH Vihari	56	0	v England	The Oval	07 Sep 2018
92	CA Pujara	106	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
93	V Kohli	82	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
94	V Kohli	76	0	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019
95	Washington Sundar	85*	0	v England	Chennai	05 Feb 2021
96	V Kohli	0	62	v England	Chennai	13 Feb 2021
97	Mohammed Shami	0	56*	v England	Lord’s	12 Aug 2021
98	RA Jadeja	50	0	v New Zealand	Kanpur	25 Nov 2021
99	AM Rahane	0	58	v South Africa	Johannesburg	03 Jan 2022
100	SN Thakur	51	0	v Australia	The Oval	07 Jun 2023
101	Shubman Gill	0	91	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
102	Shubman Gill	0	119*	v Bangladesh	Chennai	19 Sep 2024
103	SN Khan	0	150	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
104	V Kohli	0	70	v New Zealand	Bengaluru	16 Oct 2024
105	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MH Mankad	111	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
2	DG Phadkar	56*	0	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
3	P Roy	0	99	v Australia	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
4	RB Kenny	0	51	v Australia	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
5	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	2 Oct 1964
6	ML Jaisimha	66	0	v Australia	Brabourne	10 Oct 1964
7	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
8	GR Viswanath	0	137	v Australia	Kanpur	15 Nov 1969
9	AL Wadekar	0	62	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
10	SM Gavaskar	0	118	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
11	M Amarnath	0	86	v Australia	Adelaide	28 Jan 1978
12	CPS Chauhan	0	85	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
13	NR Mongia	152	0	v Australia	Delhi	10 Oct 1996
14	SR Tendulkar	61	0	v Australia	Adelaide	10 Dec 1999
15	R Dravid	0	60	v Australia	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
16	SC Ganguly	85	0	v Australia	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
17	SK Raina	86	0	v Australia	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
18	G Gambhir	0	83	v Australia	Sydney	03 Jan 2012
19	AM Rahane	62	0	v Australia	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
20	M Vijay	0	80	v Australia	Sydney	06 Jan 2015
21	CA Pujara	57	0	v Australia	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
22	CA Pujara	106	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
23	V Kohli	82	0	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
24	SN Thakur	51	0	v Australia	The Oval	07 Jun 2023
25	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	CG Borde	93	0	v West Indies	Kingston	07 Mar 1962
2	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	2 Oct 1964
3	AL Wadekar	0	91	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
4	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
5	DB Vengsarkar	94	0	v West Indies	St John’s	28 Apr 1983
6	K Srikkanth	94	0	v New Zealand	Wankhede	24 Nov 1988
7	WV Raman	0	96	v New Zealand	Christchurch	02 Feb 1990
8	Shubman Gill	0	91	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
9	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hanumant Singh	0	94	v Australia	Chennai	2 Oct 1964
2	MAK Pataudi	95	0	v Australia	Brabourne	04 Nov 1969
3	YBK Jaiswal	0	90*	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024

Australia Vs India First Test at Perth First day Statistical highlights

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India won the toss and elected to bat first to provide the 38th occasion of India doing so against Australia in a test. It also provides the 19th occasion of India doing so against Australia in Australia and the third occasion of India doing so against Australia in a test at Perth

India capped Harshit Rana and K Nithish Kumar Reddy of this test. They became the 141^st and 142^nd cricketers to represent India in a test. They also became the 17^th and 18th Indian cricketers to make their test debut against Australia.

Australia capped NA McSweeny for this test. He became the 467th cricketer to represent Australia in a test. He also became the 57th Australian cricketer to make his test debut against India.

India had the new opening pair for this test with YBK Jaiswal and KL Rahul opening the India’s innings. They became the 165^th opening pair and 43^rd opening pair against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal was dismissed for zero in India’s first innings to provide the 173^rd occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for zero in a test innings. It also provides the 39^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for zero in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the second duck for YBL Jaiswal in a test innings. The first was against South Africa at Cape Town in Jan 2024

India lost its first wicket without a run on the board to provide the 75th occasion of India losing its first wicket without a run. It also provides the 22nd such occasion against Australia.

D Padikkal scored zero in India’s first innings to provide the 76th occasion of an Indian batsman batting at number three scoring a zero in a test innings. It also provides the 19^th occasion of an Indian batsman batting at number three scoring a zero in a test innings against Australia

D Padikkal played 23 deliveries before scoring a zero to provide the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring zero in a test innings after playing 20 or more deliveries. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	IK Pathan	0	29	4	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	24 Mar 2005
2	SK Raina	0	29	2	v England	The Oval	18 Aug 2011
3	RR Pant	0	29	2	v England	Southampt0on	30 Aug 2018
4	MM Patel	0	28	1	v West Indies	St John’s	02 Jun 2006
5	JJ Bumrah	0	26	3	v England	Visakhapatnam	02 Feb 2024
6	SV Manjrekar	0	25	2	v South Africa	Durban	13 Nov 1992
7	VVS Laxman	0	24	1	v England	Mohali	19 Dec 2008
8	D Padikkal	0	23	1	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024
9	DG Phadkar	0	22	3	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
10	KD Ghavri	0	21	1	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981

D Padikkal played 23 deliveries before scoring a zero to provide the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring zero in a test innings after playing 20 or more deliveries against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	D Padikkal	0	23	1	v Australia	Perth	22 Nov 2024
2	DG Phadkar	0	22	3	v Australia	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
3	KD Ghavri	0	21	1	v Australia	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981

D Padikkal owns the record for scoring a zero after playing most deliveries in a test innings against Australia. The previous record was in the name of DG Phadkar who after playing 22 deliveries scored zero against Australia at Melbourne in Feb 1948

India was dismissed all out for 150 in its first innings to provide the 20th occasion of India dismissed all out for a score of 150 or less than 150 runs in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the tenth occasion of India dismissed all out for a score of 150 or less than 150 runs in a test innings against Australia in Australia and the second such occasion at Perth.

SPD Smith of Australia was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 1516^th occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed for zero in a test innings. It also provides the 196^th occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed for zero in a test innings against India

SPD Smith of Australia collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 287^th occasion of an Australian batsman collecting the first ball duck in a test innings. It also provides the 32^nd occasion of an Australian batsman collecting the first ball duck in a test innings against India

SPD Smith of Australia was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of an his dismissed for zero in an innings in his test career It also provides the third occasion of his dismissed for zero in a test innings against India

SPD Smith became the 35^th Australian batsman to be dismissed for zero in a test innings on 35 plus occasions.

SPD Smith of Australia collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the first occasion of his collecting the first ball duck in a test innings. It also provides his first occasion of his collecting the first ball dismissal for a duck in a test innings against India.

Austraia lost seven wickets for 67 runs at the close of the first day’s play resulting in seventeen wickets falling on the first day. This is a record for most wickets falling on the first day of any Test match in Australia since 1952.

V Kohli was dismissed for 5 in India’s first innings to provide the 35^th occasion of his being dismissed for single digit in a test innings. It also provides the seventh occasion of his being dismissed for single digit in a test innings against Australia

V Kohli was dismissed for 5 in India’s first innings to provide the third occasion of his being dismissed for exact five runs in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of his being dismissed for exact five runs in a test innings against Australia

M Labuschagne of Australia scored two runs in Australia’s first innings. He faced 52 deliveries to become the fifth batsman in the annals of test cricket to score two runs facing 50 plus deliveries. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Team	Runs	BF	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Kamrul Islam Rabbi	Ban	2	63	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Jan 2017
2	PS de Villiers	SAF	2	52	4	v India	Kanpur	08 Dec 1996
3	M Labuschagne	Aus	2	52	2	v India	Perth	22 Nov 2024
4	N Hussain	Eng	2	50	3	v Australia	The Oval	21 Aug 1997
4	PD Collingwood	Eng	2	50	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	05 Mar 2008

M Labuschagne occupies the joint second place in the five men list. Kamrul Islam Rabbi of Bangaldesh occupies the first place. He scored two runs facing 63 deliveries against New Zealand at Christchurch in Jan 2017

No	Player	Team	Runs	BF	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Kamrul Islam Rabbi	Ban	2	63	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Jan 2017
2	PS de Villiers	SAF	2	52	4	v India	Kanpur	08 Dec 1996
3	M Labuschagne	Aus	2	52	2	v India	Perth	22 Nov 2024

M Labuschagne became the second batsman to score two runs facing 52 deliveries in a test innings against India. PS de Villers of South Africa had scored two runs facing 52 deliveries against India at Kanpur in Dec 1996

No	Player	Team	Runs	BF	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	PS de Villiers	SAF	2	52	4	v India	Kanpur	08 Dec 1996
2	M Labuschagne	Aus	2	52	2	v India	Perth	22 Nov 2024

M Labuschagne holds the Australian record for slowest two runs in terms of balls faced. The previous record was held by JN Gillespe who had scored two runs against India in Chennai in Mar 2001. M Labuschagne is the first Australian batsman to score two runs facing 50 plus deliveries

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	M Labuschagne	2	52	2	v India	Perth	22 Nov 2024
2	JN Gillespie	2	47	3	v India	Chennai	18 Mar 2001

Chinnaswamy Stadium Completes fifty years of Test Cricket

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Exactly fifty years ago on this date 22 November, cricket lovers of Bangalore realised their dream of witnessing a Test match in their own city. Bangalore hosted its first ever test match between India and West Indies at Bangalore. I consider myself as extremely lucky as I was part of this historic moment. I was picked up as a Scorer for the Hindi Commentary box and assisted All India Radio Commentary Team. The commentators were – late Sri Joga Rao, Manish Dev, It was Janatha Government Regime at Delhi and there were two Commentaries – English and Hindi. For the English Booth, my good friend, class mate and mentor Sri Sundarraj Cavale was the scorer. The score is the proud possession and has been displayed at the entrance of the Club house at KSCA Stadium.

M Chinnaswamy Mudaliyar
Born	29 March 1900
Place of Birth	Mandya, Kingdom of Mysore
Died	8 November 1991 (aged 91)
Occupation	Lawyer
Title	President of BCCI
Term	1977-1980
Predecessor	Ramprakash Mehra
Successor	S. K. Wankhede

Mangalam Chinnaswamy (29 March 1900 – 8 November 1991) was an Indian cricket administrator and lawyer. He was born in Mandya.

He was the President of Board of Control for Cricket in India from 1977 to 1980 and Secretary from 1960 to 1965. He also served as the vice president and joint secretary for long terms. He represented India in the International Cricket Council in 1965, 1973 and 1977 – 1980. A lawyer by profession, he actively practiced from 1925 till 1975.

He was one of the founders of the erstwhile Mysore State Cricket Association, noe called the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA). He served as the secretary from 1953 to 1978 and as the President from 1978 to 1990. He was the treasurer and second official to the Indian tour of Australia in 1967-68 and as the manager when Australia returned the visit two years later. MCC honoured him with a life membership in 1969.

He was the driving force behind the construction of the KSCA stadium in Bengaluru. He was helped by many eminent people, was responsible in prevailing upon the Karnataka government to allot the ground for cricket in the MG Road area in 1969. This was named M. Chinnaswamy Stadium much against his wishes. He died on 8 November 1991 after a prolonged illness.

Chinnaswamy Stadium hosted India’s 100^th home test against Pakistan in Nov 1979. Roger Binny, the Present President of the BCCI made his test debut in this test. He batted at number six and scored 46 in this test.

First the stadium was named as Mysore State Cricket Association Stadium, then as Karnataka State Cricket Associaction Stadium, afterMysore State was renamed as Karnataka on Nov 01 1974

It was renamed as Chinnawamy Stadium in 1987 after Late Sri M Chinnaswamy, the president of the then MSCA and KSCA. He was also the President of BCCI

Technically, the foundation stone of the Chinnaswamy stadium, previously called the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) stadium, was laid in 1969. But if you believe that a cricket stadium truly comes to life when it hosts its first Test match, that honour was granted to our stadium only in 1974. Excitement reached fever pitch as the match dates approached, but the stadium was far from complete, its eastern stands no more than wooden planks held up by casuarina poles. In response to a High Court directive to ensure public safety, the KSCA bolstered the poles with thousands of cement bags, a precious, rationed commodity in those times, and the show went off without a hitch.

In that first match of their India tour, Clive Lloyd’s West Indians, including Alvin Kallicharan, debutants Gordon Greenidge and Vivian Richards, and Andy Roberts, thrashed MAK Pataudi’s boys, among them Sunil Gavaskar, Farokh Engineer, and Karnataka greats EAS Prasanna, B Chandrasekhar, Brijesh Patel and GR Viswanath, by a whopping 267 runs. That was probably when the curse was laid – since then, Chinnaswamy stadium has had the reputation of being a happy hunting ground for visiting teams.

Luckily for us, Pakistan has bucked that trend – of the three times they have faced off against India here, India has only lost once – at Sunny Gavaskar’s swansong Test in 1987, and that by a whisker. In a spruced-up, floodlit stadium, at the quarter finals of the 1996 ODI World Cup, India registered a resounding win.

The relatively small size of the ground has proved a headache for bowlers, a joy for hitters, and an absolute delight for the capacity crowd of 32,000. And yet, this was where local lad Anil Kumble, cheered on by his home crowd, bagged his 400th Test wicket, sneaking past Australian Simon Katich’s defenses in 2004. An admiring city commemorated the achievement by renaming the Oriental Circle, located just outside the stadium, Anil Kumble Circle.

Speaking of renaming, when did the KSCA stadium become the M Chinnaswamy stadium? And who was Chinnaswamy, anyway? A Mandya-born lawyer and passionate cricket fan, Mangalam Chinnaswamy, born 124 years ago this month, served the KSCA for close to four decades, first as secretary and then president, until his retirement in 1990. Alongside, from 1960 to 1980, he also held office at the BCCI, serving as its president from 1977 to 1980. It was he who convinced the Mysore government to allot a parcel of land by the historic Cubbon Park for the stadium, and lease it to the KSCA for one hundred years. This busy, busy man was also one of the founders of the city’s MES group of educational institutions.

In 1987, four years before he passed away and much against his wishes, the KSCA stadium was renamed the M Chinnaswamy stadium in honour of his services to the beautiful game.

M Chinnaswamy Stadium hosted its 25^th Test against New Zealand in October 2024. The following table lists the salient statistics of this stadium

M Chinnaswamy Stadium
City	Bengaluru
Country	India
Also or previously Known as : Karnataka State Cricket Association Stadium
First Test Match	22/11/74
Last Test Match`	14/10/24
Matches Played	25
Matches Won by Home Side	09
Matches Won by Touring Side	07
Matches Won by Neutral Side	00
Matches Won Batting First	10
Matches Won Batting Second	06
Matches Won Winning Toss	09
Matches Won Losing Toss	06
Matches Drawn	09
Matches Tied	00
Highest Individual Innings	267	Younis Khan	24/03/05 v Ind
Best Bowling (Innings)	08/50	N M Lyon	04/03/17 v Ind
Best Bowling (Match)	11/224	Harbhajan Singh	06/10/04 v Aus
Highest Team Innings	626		08/12/07 v Pak
Lowest Team Innings	046 {Ind}		14/10/24 v NZl
Highest Run Chase Achieved	262/05		31/08/12 v NZl

TESTS AT BANGALORE IN A NUTSHELL
1	No of Tests played	25
2	Won by India	07
3	Won by Visiting teams	06
4	Drawn tests	09

5	Highest total by India	626	by	Ind	vs	Pak	Dec 2007
6	Highest total by Visiting team	570	by	Pak	Vs	Ind	Mar 2005

7	Lowest total in a completed innings by India	046	by	Ind	Vs	NZl	Oct 2024
8	Lowest total in a completed innings by visitors	103	by	Afg	Vs	Ind	Jun 2028

9	Highest individual score by Indian batsman	239	SC Ganguly	Ind	Vs	Pak	Dec 2007
10	Highest individual score by visiting batsman	267	Younis Khan	Pak	Vs	Ind	Mar 2005

11	No of centuries scored by Indian batsmen	17
12	No of centuries scored by Visiting batsmen	17

13	Best innings bowling effort by Indian bowler	7-027	Maninder Singh	Ind	Vs	Pak	Mar 1987
14	Best innings bowling effort by Visiting bowler	8-050	NM Lyon	Aus	Vs	Ind	Jan 1977

15	Best match bowling effort by Indian bowler	11-224	Harbhajan Singh	Ind	Vs	Aus	Oct 2004
16	Best match bowling effort by Visiting bowler	09-121	Iqbal Qasim	Pak	Vs	Ind	Mar 1987

17	No of Five wicket hauls by Indian bowlers	20
18	No of Five wicket hauls by Visiting bowlers	15

19	No of ten wicket hauls by Indian bowlers	02
20	No of ten wicket hauls by Visiting bowlers	00

21	Highest Partnership by Indian batsmen	300	Ganguly/Yuvraj Singh	Ind	Vs	Pak	Dec 2007
22	Highest Partnership by Visiting batsmen	324	Younis Khan/Inzamam	Pak	Vs	Ind	Mar 2005

23	No of Three figure Partnership by India	22
24	No of Three figure Partnership by Visitors	15

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