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Test hat tricks – G Atkinson of England joins the list

Test hat tricks – G Atkinson of England joins the list

G Atkinson of England performed the hat trick against New Zealand in the on-going test at Wellington to provide the 47th occasion of a bowler performing a hat trick in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBowlerVictimsTeamOppGroundseason
1FR SpofforthVPFA Royle, FA Mackinnon, T.EmmettAusEngMelbourne1878-79
2W BatesPS McDonnell, G Giffen, GJ BonnorEngAusMelbourne1882-83
3J BriggsWF Giffen, ST Callaway, JM BlackhamEngAusSydney1891-92
4GA LohmannFJ Cook, J Middleton, JT WilloughbyEngSAFPort Elizabeth1895-96
5JT HearneC Hill, SE Gregory, MA NobleEngAusLeeds1899
6H TrumbleAO Jones, JR Gunn, SF BarnesAusEngMelbourne1901-02
7H TrumbleBJT Bosanquet, PF Warner, AFA LilleyAusEngMelbourne1903-04
8TJ Matthews1st Inns: R Beaumont, SJ Pegler, TA WardAusSAFManchester1912
9TJ Matthews2nd Inns: HW Taylor, RO Schwartz, TA WardAusSAFManchester1912
10MJC AllomTC Lowry, KC James, FT BadcockEngNZlChristchurch1929-30
11TWJ GoddardAD Nourse, N Gordon, WW WadeEngSAFJohannesburg1938-39
12PJ LoaderJDC Goddard, S Ramadhin, R GilchristEngWinLeeds1957
13LF KlineERH Fuller, HJ Tayfield, NAT AdcockAusSAFCape Town1957-58
14WW HallMushtaq Mohd, Fazal Mahmood, Nasim-ul-GhaniWinPakLahore1958-59
15GM GriffinMJK Smith, PM Walker, FS TruemanSAFEngLord’s1960
16LR GibbsKD Mackay, ATW Grout, FM MissonWinAusAdelaide1960-61
17PJ PetherickJaved Miandad, Wasim Raja, Intikhab AlamNZlPakLahore1976-77
18CA WalshAIC Dodemaide, MRJ Veletta, GM WoodWinAusBrisbane1988-89
19MG HughesCEL Ambrose, BP Patterson, CG GreenidgeAusWinPerth1988-89
20DW FlemingAamer Malik, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Saleem MalikAusPakRawalpindi1994-95
21SK WarnePAJ DeFreitas, D Gough, DE MalcolmAusEngMelbourne1994-95
22DG CorkRB Richardson, JR Murray, CL HooperEngWinManchester1995
23D GoughIA Healy, SCG MacGill, CR MillerEngAusSydney1998-99
24Wasim AkramKaluwitharana, Bandaratilleke,WickramasinghePakSrlLahore1998-99
25Wasim AkramGunawardene, Vaas, M JayawardenePakSrlDhaka1998-99
26DNT ZoysaTR Gripper, MW Goodwin, NC JohnsonSrlZimHarare1999-00
27Abdul RazzaqKaluwitharana, Herath, PushpakumaraPakSrlGalle1999-00
28GD McGrathSrl Campbell, BC Lara, JC AdamsAusWinPerth2000-01
29Harbhajan SinghRT Ponting, AC Gilchrist, SK WarneIndAusKolkata2000-01
30Mohd SamiTCB Fernando, DNT Zoysa, M MuralitharanPakSrlLahore2001-02
31JJC LawsonB Lee, SCG MacGill, JL LangerWinAusBridgetown2002-03
32Alok KapaliShabbir Ahmed, Danish Kaneria, Umar GulBanPakPeshawar2003
33AM BlignautHannan Sarkar, Mohd Ashraful, M RahmanZimBanHarare2003-04
34MJ HoggardRR Sarwan, S Chanderpaul, RO HindsEngWinBarbados2003-04
35JEC FranklinMI Rana, Mohd Rafique, Tapash BaisyaNZlBanDhaka2004-05
36IK PathanSalman Butt, Younis Khan, Mohd YousufIndPakKarachi2005-06
37RJ SidebottomSP Fleming, MS Sinclair, JDP OramEngNZlHamilton2007-08
38PM SiddleAN Cook, MJ Prior, SCJ BroadAusEngBrisbane2010-11
39SCJ BroadMS Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh, P KumarEngIndNottingham2011
40Sohag GaziCJ Anderson, BJ Watling, DAJ BracewellBanNZlChittagong2013-14
41SCJ BroadSangakkara, Chandimal, RMS ErangaEngSrlLeeds2014
42HMRKB HerathAC Voges, PM Nevill, MA StarcSrlAusGalle2016
43MM AliD Elgar, K Rabada, M MorkelEngSAFThe Oval2017
44JJ BumrahDM Bravo, SSJ Brooks, RL ChaseIndWinKingston2019
45Naseem ShahNaH Shanto, Taijul Islam, MahmudullahPakBanRawalpindi2020
46KA MaharajKOA Powell, JO Holder, J Da SilvaSAFWinGros Islet2021
47G AtkinsonNathan Smith, Matt Henry, Tim SoutheeEngNZlWellington2024-25

G Atkinson of England performed the hat trick against New Zealand in the on-going test at Wellington to provide the 15th occasion of an England bowler performing a hat trick in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBowlerVictimsTeamOppGroundseason
1W BatesPS McDonnell, G Giffen, GJ BonnorEngAusMelbourne1882-83
2J BriggsWF Giffen, ST Callaway, JM BlackhamEngAusSydney1891-92
3GA LohmannFJ Cook, J Middleton, JT WilloughbyEngSAFP Elizabeth1895-96
4JT HearneC Hill, SE Gregory, MA NobleEngAusLeeds1899
5MJC AllomTC Lowry, KC James, FT BadcockEngNZlChristchurch1929-30
6TWJ GoddardAD Nourse, N Gordon, WW WadeEngSAFJohannesburg1938-39
7PJ LoaderJDC Goddard, S Ramadhin, R GilchristEngWinLeeds1957
8DG CorkRB Richardson, JR Murray, CL HooperEngWinManchester1995
9D GoughIA Healy, SCG MacGill, CR MillerEngAusSydney1998-99
10MJ HoggardRR Sarwan, S Chanderpaul, RO HindsEngWinBarbados2003-04
11RJ SidebottomSP Fleming, MS Sinclair, JDP OramEngNZlHamilton2007-08
12SCJ BroadMS Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh, P KumarEngIndNottingham2011
13SCJ BroadKC Sangakkara, LD Chandimal, RMS ErangaEngSrlLeeds2014
14MM AliD Elgar, K Rabada, M MorkelEngSAFThe Oval2017
15G AtkinsonNathan Smith, Matt Henry, Tim SoutheeEngNZlWellington2024-25

G Atkinson of England performed the hat trick against New Zealand in the on-going test at Wellington to provide the fourth occasion of a bowler performing a hat trick in a test against New Zealand All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBowlerVictimsTeamOppGroundseason
1MJC AllomTC Lowry, KC James, FT BadcockEngNZlChristchurch1929-30
2RJ SidebottomSP Fleming, MS Sinclair, JDP OramEngNZlHamilton2007-08
3Sohag GaziCJ Anderson, BJ Watling, DAJ BracewellBanNZlChittagong2013-14
4G AtkinsonNathan Smith, Matt Henry, Tim SoutheeEngNZlWellington2024-25
SM Gavaskar’s dubious record

SM Gavaskar’s dubious record

SM Gavaskar of India – the owner of many records in the history of cricket, also owns a dubious record not known to many. He has been dismissed for a first ball ducj while opening the innings at number one position on five occasions. He remains the only opening batsman batting at number one to be dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings on five occasions in the annals of test cricket

PlayerRunsBFITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
SM Gavaskar011Indiav EnglandBirmingham04 Jul 1974
SM Gavaskar012Indiav West IndiesBengaluru15 Dec 1978
SM Gavaskar013Indiav West IndiesKingston23 Feb 1983
SM Gavaskar011Indiav West IndiesEden Gardens10 Dec 1983
SM Gavaskar011Indiav PakistanJaipur21 Feb 1987
Australia Vs India Second Test at Adelaide second day’s play

Australia Vs India Second Test at Adelaide second day’s play

RR Pant had effected 34 dismissals against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. He affected four dismissals in Australia’s first innings which fetched him 38 dismissals. He now holds the record for most dismissals by an Indian wicket keeper against Australia in Australia He went past MS Dhoni who had effected 35 dismissals against Australia in Australia.

M Labuschagne had an aggregate of 894 runs in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs six more runs which would fetch him 900 runs. He scored 64 runs in Australia’s first innings which fetched him 958 runs. He became the first batsman to score 950 plus runs in day-night tests.

M Labuschange had scored 93 boundary fours in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needed seven boundary fours for 100 boundary fours. He scored nine boundary fours in his knock of 64 in Australia’s first innings which fetched him 102 boundary fours. He became the first batsman to score 100 boundary fours in day-night tests.

RR Pant had scored 662 runs against Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. At the end of the second day in this test, his run aggregate read 711. He became the third Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia. Others are – MS Dhoni {990} and SMH Kirmani {756]

RR Pant had scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. At the end of the second day in this test, his run aggregate read 711. He became the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant hadscored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. At the end of the second day in this test, his run aggregate read 711.  He became the first wicket keeper batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

TM Head scored 140 in Australia’s first innings to provide the 28th occasion of a batsman scoring a century in a day-night test. It also provides the second occasion of a batsman scoring a century against India in a day-night test. Prior to this FDM Karunaratne of Sri Lanka had scored 107 against India at Bengaluru in Mar 2022.

TM Head scored 140 in Australia’s first innings to provide the twelfth occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century in a day-night test. It also represents the first century by an Australian batsman against India in a day-night test. The previous highest was 73 not out by TD Paine at Adelaide in Dec 2020.

MA Starc’s aggregate wickets tally at Adelaide read 54 at the end of the second day’s play in this test. He is the third Australian bowler to capture 50 plus wickets at Adelaide. Others are – NM Lyon {63} and SK Warne {56}

MA Starc’s aggregate wickets tally at Adelaide read 54 at the end of the second day’s play in this test. He became the first Australian pace bowler and also the first Australian left arm pace bowler to capture 50 plus wickets at Adelaide.

SPD Smith had pouched 15 catches against India in Australia.  He took one catch in this test which fetched him 16 catches. He became the fourth Australain fieldsman to pouch 16 plus catches against India in Australia. Others are – ME Waugh {18} RT Ponting {16} and MEK Hussey {16}

R Ashwin had captured 39 wickets against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 40 wickets. His lone wicket in Australia’s first innings fetched him 40 wickets. He became the fourth Indian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against Australia in Australia. Others are – N Kapil Dev {51}, A Kumble {49} and JJ Bumtah {44}.

PJ Cummins had an aggregate of 53 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. His aggregate of wickets against India at the end of second day’s play read 57. He now occupies the second place in the list of Australian pace bowlers who have captured most wickets against India. MA Starc occupies the first place with 58 wickets.

YBK Jaiswal was dismissed by the first ball for zero in India’s innings to provide the 1806th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings. It also provides the 178th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings.

It also provides the 514th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the first innings of a test.  It also provides the 60th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the first innings of a test

It also provides the 520th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the second innings of a test. It also provides the 51st occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the second innings of a test

It also provides the 493rd occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball Indian of an innings in the third innings of a test. It also provides the 45th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the third innings of a test

It also provides the 279th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the 22nd occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings in the fourth innings of a test

YBK Jaiswal was dismissed by the first ball for zero in India’s innings to provide the 243rd occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings. It also provides the 28th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed by the first ball of an innings.

YBK Jaiswal was dismissed by the first ball for zero in India’s innings to provide the 126th occasion of an opening batsman batting at number one dismissed by the first ball of an innings. It also provides the 18th occasion of an Indian opening batsman batting at number one dismissed by the first ball of an innings.

Australia Vs India Second Test at Adelaide First day’s play

Australia Vs India Second Test at Adelaide First day’s play

India won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 230th occasion of India doing so in a test. It also provides the 39th occasion of India doing so in a test against Australia.

India won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 93rd occasion of India doing so in a test played on away soil. It also provides the 20th occasion of India doing so in a test against Australia in Australia.

YBK Jaiswal of India was dismissed first ball – leg before wicket by MA Starc of Australia in the on-going test at Adelaide between Australia and India to provide the 35th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1AC MacLarenA ConinghamEnglandAustraliaMelbourne1894/95
2TW HaywardAEE VoglerEnglandSouth AfricaThe Oval1907
3W BardsleyMW TateAustraliaEnglandLeeds1926
4H SutcliffeFT BadcockEnglandNew ZealandChristchurch1932/33
5TS WorthingtonEL McCormickEnglandAustraliaBrisbane1936/37
6CC HunteFazal MahmoodWest IndiesPakistanPort-of-Spain1957/58
7EJ BarlowGD McKenzieSouth AfricaAustraliaDurban1966/67
8RC FredericksS Abid AliWest IndiesIndiaPort-of-Spain1970/71
9KR StackpoleRJ HadleeAustraliaNew ZealandAuckland1973/74
10SM GavaskarGG ArnoldIndiaEnglandBirmingham1974
11SS NaikAME RobertsIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1974/75
12JFM MorrisonGG ArnoldNew ZealandEnglandChristchurch1974/75
13Mohsin KhanN Kapil DevPakistanIndiaJullundur1983/84
14SM GavaskarMD MarshallIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1983/84
15SM GavaskarImran KhanIndiaPakistanJaipur1986/87
16WV RamanRJ HadleeIndiaNew ZealandNapier1989/90
17SJ CookN Kapil DevSouth AfricaIndiaDurban1992/93
18G KirstenCEL AmbroseSouth AfricaWest IndiesCape Town1998/99
19ST JayasuriyaGD McGrathSri LankaAustraliaGalle1999
20LV GarrickAA DonaldWest IndiesSouth AfricaKingston2000/01
21SS DasM DillonIndiaWest IndiesBridgetown2001/02
22Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesDhaka2002/03
23Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesGros Islet2004
24Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesKingston2004
25W JafferM MortazaIndiaBangladeshChittagong (CDS)2007
26D GangaRJ SidebottomWest IndiesEnglandCh-le-St2007
27TG McIntoshMohd AamerNew ZealandPakistanDunedin2009/10
28AJ StraussDW SteynEnglandSouth AfricaJohannesburg2009/10
29CH GayleRAS LakmalWest IndiesSri LankaPallekele2010/11
30FDM KarunaratneMA StarcSri LankaAustraliaGalle2016
31KL RahulRAS LakmalIndiaSri LankaKolkata2017/18
32D ElgarJM AndersonSouth AfricaEnglandCenturion2019/20
33Abdul Malik (1)B MuzarabaniAfghanistanZimbabweAbu Dhabi2020/21
34RJ BurnsMA StarcEnglandAustraliaBrisbane2021/22
35YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25

YBK Jaiswal of India was dismissed by the first ball – leg before wicket by MA Starc of Australia in the on-going test at Adelaide between Australia and India to provide the ninth occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1SM GavaskarGG ArnoldIndiaEnglandBirmingham1974
2SS NaikAME RobertsIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1974/75
3SM GavaskarMD MarshallIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1983/84
4SM GavaskarImran KhanIndiaPakistanJaipur1986/87
5WV RamanRJ HadleeIndiaNew ZealandNapier1989/90
6SS DasM DillonIndiaWest IndiesBridgetown2001/02
7W JafferM MortazaIndiaBangladeshChittagong (CDS)2007
8KL RahulRAS LakmalIndiaSri LankaKolkata2017/18
9YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25

YBK Jaiswal of India was dismissed by the first ball – leg before wicket by MA Starc of Australia in the on-going test at Adelaide between Australia and India to provide the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of a test in the annals of test cricket by an Australian bowler. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1AC MacLarenA ConinghamEnglandAustraliaMelbourne1894/95
2TS WorthingtonEL McCormickEnglandAustraliaBrisbane1936/37
3EJ BarlowGD McKenzieSouth AfricaAustraliaDurban1966/67
4ST JayasuriyaGD McGrathSri LankaAustraliaGalle1999
5FDM KarunaratneMA StarcSri LankaAustraliaGalle2016
6RJ BurnsMA StarcEnglandAustraliaBrisbane2021/22
7YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25

MA Starc of Australia and PT Collins of Bangladesh are the two bowlers in the annals of test cricket to dismiss the batsmen by the first ball of a test on three occasions. 

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1FDM KarunaratneMA StarcSri LankaAustraliaGalle2016
2RJ BurnsMA StarcEnglandAustraliaBrisbane2021/22
3YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25
       
1Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesDhaka2002/03
2Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesGros Islet2004
3Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesKingston2004

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings which fetched him 57 wickets against India. He now occupies the second place in the list of Australian bowlers who have captured most wickets against India. NM Lyon has captured 123 wickets against India.

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings which fetched him 57 wickets against India. He now owns the record for most wickets captured by Australian pace bowlers against India. He went past JR Hazlewood who has an aggregate of 56 wickets

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings which fetched him 57 wickets against India. He now owns the record for most wickets captured by Australian left arm pace bowlers against India.

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide his first wicket haul against India. The previous best was four for 53 at Adelaide in Dec 2020

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets conceding 48 runs in India’s first innings to provide his best bowling figures in a test innings. The previous best was his six for 50 against Sri Lanka at Galle in Aug 2016.

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide his first 15th five wicket haul of his test career as a left arm pace bowler. He now owns the record for most five wicket hauls by an Australian left arm pace bowler. He went past AK Davdidson who has taken 14 five wicket hauls

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide his 15th five wicket haul of his test career as a left arm pace bowler. He became the second left arm pace bowler to capture fifteen five wicket hauls in the annals of test cricket. Wasim Akram of Pakistan has captured 25 five wicket hauls.

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide his eighth five wicket haul of his test career as a left arm pace bowler on home soil. He became the second Australian left arm pace bowler to capture eight five wicket hauls in the annals of test cricket on home soil. AK Davidson has captured eight five wicket hauls on home soil

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide his eighth five wicket haul of his test career as a left arm pace bowler on home soil. He became the third left arm pace bowler to capture eight five wicket hauls in the annals of test cricket on home soil. AK Davidson and Wasim Akram have captured eight five wicket hauls on home soil

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide his fourth five wicket haul of his test career in day-night tests. He is the only bowler to capture four five wicket hauls in day-night tests.

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings fetched him 72 wickets day-night tests. He became the first bowler in the history of day-night tests to capture 70 plus wickets

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings to provide the 29th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings day-night tests. He became the ninth Australian bowler to capture five wicket or more wicket hauls in an innings in day-night tests.

MA Starc of Australia captured six wickets in India’s first innings fetched him 44 wickets against India in Australia. He became the first Australian left arm pace bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in Australia

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 38 wickets against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more wickets would fetch him 40 wickets. He captured two wickets in India’s first innings to become the fifth Australian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in Australia.

M Labuschagne has an aggregate of 894 runs in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs six more runs which would fetch him 900 runs. He scored 20 not out at the end of the first day’s play in Australian first innings and his aggregate read 914. He became the first batsman to score 900 plus runs in day-night tests.

Batsmen dismissed by the first ball of a test

Batsmen dismissed by the first ball of a test

YBK Jaiswal of India was dismissed by the first ball – leg before wicket by MA Starc of Australia in the on-going test at Adelaide between Australia and India to provide the 35th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1AC MacLarenA ConinghamEnglandAustraliaMelbourne1894/95
2TW HaywardAEE VoglerEnglandSouth AfricaThe Oval1907
3W BardsleyMW TateAustraliaEnglandLeeds1926
4H SutcliffeFT BadcockEnglandNew ZealandChristchurch1932/33
5TS WorthingtonEL McCormickEnglandAustraliaBrisbane1936/37
6CC HunteFazal MahmoodWest IndiesPakistanPort-of-Spain1957/58
7EJ BarlowGD McKenzieSouth AfricaAustraliaDurban1966/67
8RC FredericksS Abid AliWest IndiesIndiaPort-of-Spain1970/71
9KR StackpoleRJ HadleeAustraliaNew ZealandAuckland1973/74
10SM GavaskarGG ArnoldIndiaEnglandBirmingham1974
11SS NaikAME RobertsIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1974/75
12JFM MorrisonGG ArnoldNew ZealandEnglandChristchurch1974/75
13Mohsin KhanN Kapil DevPakistanIndiaJullundur1983/84
14SM GavaskarMD MarshallIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1983/84
15SM GavaskarImran KhanIndiaPakistanJaipur1986/87
16WV RamanRJ HadleeIndiaNew ZealandNapier1989/90
17SJ CookN Kapil DevSouth AfricaIndiaDurban1992/93
18G KirstenCEL AmbroseSouth AfricaWest IndiesCape Town1998/99
19ST JayasuriyaGD McGrathSri LankaAustraliaGalle1999
20LV GarrickAA DonaldWest IndiesSouth AfricaKingston2000/01
21SS DasM DillonIndiaWest IndiesBridgetown2001/02
22Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesDhaka2002/03
23Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesGros Islet2004
24Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesKingston2004
25W JafferM MortazaIndiaBangladeshChittagong (CDS)2007
26D GangaRJ SidebottomWest IndiesEnglandCh-le-St2007
27TG McIntoshMohd AamerNew ZealandPakistanDunedin2009/10
28AJ StraussDW SteynEnglandSouth AfricaJohannesburg2009/10
29CH GayleRAS LakmalWest IndiesSri LankaPallekele2010/11
30FDM KarunaratneMA StarcSri LankaAustraliaGalle2016
31KL RahulRAS LakmalIndiaSri LankaKolkata2017/18
32D ElgarJM AndersonSouth AfricaEnglandCenturion2019/20
33Abdul Malik (1)B MuzarabaniAfghanistanZimbabweAbu Dhabi2020/21
34RJ BurnsMA StarcEnglandAustraliaBrisbane2021/22
35YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25

YBK Jaiswal of India was dismissed by first ball – leg before wicket by MA Starc of Australia in the on-going test at Adelaide between Australia and India to provide the ninth occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1SM GavaskarGG ArnoldIndiaEnglandBirmingham1974
2SS NaikAME RobertsIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1974/75
3SM GavaskarMD MarshallIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1983/84
4SM GavaskarImran KhanIndiaPakistanJaipur1986/87
5WV RamanRJ HadleeIndiaNew ZealandNapier1989/90
6SS DasM DillonIndiaWest IndiesBridgetown2001/02
7W JafferM MortazaIndiaBangladeshChittagong (CDS)2007
8KL RahulRAS LakmalIndiaSri LankaKolkata2017/18
9YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25

YBK Jaiswal of India was dismissed by the first ball – leg before wicket by MA Starc of Australia in the on-going test at Adelaide between Australia and India to provide the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of a test in the annals of test cricket by an Australian bowler. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1AC MacLarenA ConinghamEnglandAustraliaMelbourne1894/95
2TS WorthingtonEL McCormickEnglandAustraliaBrisbane1936/37
3EJ BarlowGD McKenzieSouth AfricaAustraliaDurban1966/67
4ST JayasuriyaGD McGrathSri LankaAustraliaGalle1999
5FDM KarunaratneMA StarcSri LankaAustraliaGalle2016
6RJ BurnsMA StarcEnglandAustraliaBrisbane2021/22
7YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25

Hannan  Sarkar of Bangladesh and SM Gavaskar of India are the two batsmen in the annals of test cricket to be dismissed by the first ball of a test on three occasions. Hannan Sarkar’s dismissals are unique as he was dismissed by the same bowler PT Collins of West Indies on all the three occasions.

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesDhaka2002/03
2Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesGros Islet2004
3Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesKingston2004
       
1SM GavaskarGG ArnoldIndiaEnglandBirmingham1974
2SM GavaskarMD MarshallIndiaWest IndiesKolkata1983/84
3SM GavaskarImran KhanIndiaPakistanJaipur1986/87

MA Starc of Australia and PT Collins of Bangladesh are the two bowlers in the annals of test cricket to dismiss the batsmen by the first ball of a test on three occasions.  PT Collins’ dismissals are unique as he has dismissed by the same batsman Hannan Sarkar of Bangladesh on all the three occasions

NoBatsmanBowlerTeamOppositionGroundSeason
1FDM KarunaratneMA StarcSri LankaAustraliaGalle2016
2RJ BurnsMA StarcEnglandAustraliaBrisbane2021/22
3YBK JaiswalMA StarcIndiaAustraliaAdelaide2024/25
       
1Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesDhaka2002/03
2Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesGros Islet2004
3Hannan SarkarPT CollinsBangladeshWest IndiesKingston2004
Approaching milestones ahead of the second test between Australia and India at Adelaide

Approaching milestones ahead of the second test between Australia and India at Adelaide

V Kohli has scored nine centuries against Australia. He needs one more century which would fetch him ten centuries. If he gets it, he would then become the second Indian batsman to score ten or more centuries against Australia. SR Tendulkar has scored eleven centuries against Australia.

V Kohli has scored nine centuries against Australia. He needs one more century which would fetch him ten centuries. If he gets it, he would then become the third batsman to score ten or more centuries against Australia. JB Hobbs {12} and SR Tendulkar {11} are the other two batsmen who have scored ten or more centuries against Australia.

V Kohli has scored seven centuries against Australia in Australia. One more century would fetch him his eighth century. If he gets it, he would then occupy the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored eight or more centuries against Australia in Australia. JB Hobbs has scored nine centuries against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli has scored 1457 runs against Australia in Australia. 43 more runs would fetch him 1500 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the tenth batsman to score 1500 runs against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli has scored 1457 runs against Australia in Australia. 43 more runs would fetch him 1500 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the second Indian batsman to score 1500 runs against Australia in Australia. SR Tendulkar has scored 1809 runs against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli has pouched 28 catches against Australia prior to the start of this test.  Two more catches would fetch him 30 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the third Indian fieldsman to pouch 30 plus catches. R Dravid {46} and VVS Laxman {36} are the other two Indian fieldsmen to pouch 30 plus catches.

V Kohli has pouched 28 catches against Australia prior to the start of this test.  Two more catches would fetch him 30 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the 19th fieldsman to pouch 30 plus catches.

V Kohli has pouched 14 catches against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test.  One more catch would fetch him 15 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the third Indian fieldsman to pouch 15 plus catches against Australia in Australia. VVS Laxman {18} and SR Tendulkar {16} are the other two Indian fieldsmen to pouch 15 plus catches against Australia in Australia

V Kohli has pouched 59 catches on away soil to the start of this test.  One more catch would fetch him 60 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Indian fieldsman to pouch 60 plus catches on away soil. R Dravid {111}, VVS Laxman {74} and SR Tendulkar {68} are the other three Indian fieldsmen to pouch 60 plus catches on away soil.

V Kohli has pouched 59 catches on away soil to the start of this test.  One more catch would fetch him 60 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the 23rd fieldsman to pouch 60 plus catches on away soil.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 1280 runs in this calendar year prior to the start of this test. He needs 82 more runs to overhaul the aggregate of J Root who has scored 1361 runs in the calendar year 2024 and to become the highest run getter in the calendar year 2024.

YBK Jaiswal has scored ten fifties in this calendar year prior to the start of this test. He needs two more fifties to score twelve or more fifties in the calendar year 2024 and to provide the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring twelve or more fifties in any calendar year. Others to perform such a feat are – V Sehwag {13 fifties in 2010}, SM Gavaskar {12 fifties in 1979} and SR Tendulkar {12 fifties in 2010]

YBK Jaiswal has scored ten fifties in this calendar year prior to the start of this test. He needs two more fifties to score twelve or more fifties in the calendar year 2024 and to provide the twelfth occasion of a batsman scoring twelve or more fifties in any calendar year.

SPD Smith has scored nine centuries against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his tenth century. If he gets it, he would then become the first Australian batsman to score ten centuries against India

SPD Smith has scored nine centuries against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his tenth century. If he gets it, he would then become the second batsman to score ten centuries against India. JE Root of England is the other batsman to score ten centuries against India.

SPD Smith has scored 14 fifties against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his 15th fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the second Australian batsman to score         15 fifties against India. RT Ponting has scored 20 fifties against India

SPD Smith has scored 14 fifties against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his 15th fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the nineth batsman to score 15 fifties against India.

SPD Smith has scored five centuries against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his sixth century. If he gets it, he would then become the second Australian batsman to score six or more centuries against India in Australia. RT Ponting is the other Australian batsman to score seven centuries against India in Australia

SPD Smith has scored five centuries against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his sixth century. If he gets it, he would then become the fourth batsman to score six or more centuries against India on home soil.

Smith has scored nine fifties against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more fifty will fetch him his tenth fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the second Australian batsman to score ten or more fifties against India in Australia. RT Ponting is the other Australian batsman to score 14 fifties against India in Australia

Smith has scored nine fifties against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more fifty will fetch him his tenth fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the fifth batsman to score ten or more fifties against India on home soil.

SPD Smith would be playing his tenth test against India in Australia. He would become the ninth Australian cricketer to appear in ten or more tests against India in India

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 53 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Four more wickets would fetch him 57 wickets. If he gets them, he would then occupy the second place in the list of Australian bowlers who have captured most wickets against India. N Lyon has captured 123 wickets.

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 53 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Four more wickets would fetch him 57 wickets. If he gets them, he would then occupy the first place in the list of Australian pace bowlers who have captured most wickets against India. He would go past JR Hazelwood who has an aggregate of 56 wickets.

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 38 wickets against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more wickets would fetch him 40 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Australian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in Australia.

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 38 wickets against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more wickets would fetch him 40 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the third Australian pace bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in Australia.

RA Jadeja has captured 89 wickets against Australia prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 90 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Indian bowler to capture 90 plus wickets against Australia.

R Ashwin has captured seven five wicket hauls against India prior to the start of this test.   One more five wicket haul would fetch him his eighth five wicket haul. If he gets them, then he would become the second Indian bowler to have eight plus five wicket hauls against Australia. A Kumble has ten five wicket hauls against Australia.

R Ashwin has captured 39 wickets against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 40 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Indian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has effected 34 dismissals against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more dismissals would fetch him 36 dismissals. If he effects them, then he would own the record for most dismissals by a wicket keeper against Australia in Australia. He would go past MS Dhoni who had effected 35 dismissals against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the third Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia. Others are – MS Dhoni {990} and SMH Kirmani {756]

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first wicket keeper batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

M Labuschagne has an aggregate of 894 runs in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs six more runs which would fetch him 900 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first batsman to score 900 plus runs in day-night tests.

SPD Smith has an aggregate of 760 runs in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs 40 more runs which would fetch him 800 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the second batsman to score 800 plus runs in day-night tests.

SPD Smith has scored six fifties in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs one more fifty would fetch him seventh fifty. If he gets them, then he would become the second batsman to score seven fifties in day-night tests. M Labuschagne has score seven fifties in day-night test prior to the start of this test.

M Labuschange and SPD Smith have scored 93 and 92 boundary fours respectively in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. They need seven and eight boundary fours for 100 boundary fours. If they get it, then they would become the first and second batsman to score 100 boundary fours in day-night tests depending who gets first.

SPD Smith has scored four boundary sixes in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs one more boundary six would fetch him five boundary sixes. If he gets them, then he would become the third batsman to score five or more boundary sixes  in day-night tests. MA Starc {07} and NM Lyon {05} are the other two batsmen to score five or more boundary sixes in day-night tests.

SPD Smith has pouched 15 catches against India in Australia.  Four more catches would fetch him 19 catches and with it the record for most catches by an Australian fieldsman against India in Australia. RT Ponting has pouched 18 catches against India in Australia.V Kohli has scored nine centuries against Australia. He needs one more century which would fetch him ten centuries. If he gets it, he would then become the second Indian batsman to score ten or more centuries against Australia. SR Tendulkar has scored eleven centuries against Australia.

V Kohli has scored nine centuries against Australia. He needs one more century which would fetch him ten centuries. If he gets it, he would then become the third batsman to score ten or more centuries against Australia. JB Hobbs {12} and SR Tendulkar {11} are the other two batsmen who have scored ten or more centuries against Australia.

V Kohli has scored seven centuries against Australia in Australia. One more century would fetch him his eighth century. If he gets it, he would then occupy the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored eight or more centuries against Australia in Australia. JB Hobbs has scored nine centuries against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli has scored 1457 runs against Australia in Australia. 43 more runs would fetch him 1500 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the tenth batsman to score 1500 runs against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli has scored 1457 runs against Australia in Australia. 43 more runs would fetch him 1500 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the second Indian batsman to score 1500 runs against Australia in Australia. SR Tendulkar has scored 1809 runs against Australia in Australia.

V Kohli has pouched 28 catches against Australia prior to the start of this test.  Two more catches would fetch him 30 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the third Indian fieldsman to pouch 30 plus catches. R Dravid {46} and VVS Laxman {36} are the other two Indian fieldsmen to pouch 30 plus catches.

V Kohli has pouched 28 catches against Australia prior to the start of this test.  Two more catches would fetch him 30 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the 19th fieldsman to pouch 30 plus catches.

V Kohli has pouched 14 catches against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test.  One more catch would fetch him 15 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the third Indian fieldsman to pouch 15 plus catches against Australia in Australia. VVS Laxman {18} and SR Tendulkar {16} are the other two Indian fieldsmen to pouch 15 plus catches against Australia in Australia

V Kohli has pouched 59 catches on away soil to the start of this test.  One more catch would fetch him 60 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Indian fieldsman to pouch 60 plus catches on away soil. R Dravid {111}, VVS Laxman {74} and SR Tendulkar {68} are the other three Indian fieldsmen to pouch 60 plus catches on away soil.

V Kohli has pouched 59 catches on away soil to the start of this test.  One more catch would fetch him 60 catches. If he gets them, he would then become the 23rd fieldsman to pouch 60 plus catches on away soil.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 1280 runs in this calendar year prior to the start of this test. He needs 82 more runs to overhaul the aggregate of J Root who has scored 1361 runs in the calendar year 2024 and to become the highest run getter in the calendar year 2024.

YBK Jaiswal has scored ten fifties in this calendar year prior to the start of this test. He needs two more fifties to score twelve or more fifties in the calendar year 2024 and to provide the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring twelve or more fifties in any calendar year. Others to perform such a feat are – V Sehwag {13 fifties in 2010}, SM Gavaskar {12 fifties in 1979} and SR Tendulkar {12 fifties in 2010]

YBK Jaiswal has scored ten fifties in this calendar year prior to the start of this test. He needs two more fifties to score twelve or more fifties in the calendar year 2024 and to provide the twelfth occasion of a batsman scoring twelve or more fifties in any calendar year.

SPD Smith has scored nine centuries against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his tenth century. If he gets it, he would then become the first Australian batsman to score ten centuries against India

SPD Smith has scored nine centuries against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his tenth century. If he gets it, he would then become the second batsman to score ten centuries against India. JE Root of England is the other batsman to score ten centuries against India.

SPD Smith has scored 14 fifties against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his 15th fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the second Australian batsman to score         15 fifties against India. RT Ponting has scored 20 fifties against India

SPD Smith has scored 14 fifties against India prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his 15th fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the nineth batsman to score 15 fifties against India.

SPD Smith has scored five centuries against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his sixth century. If he gets it, he would then become the second Australian batsman to score six or more centuries against India in Australia. RT Ponting is the other Australian batsman to score seven centuries against India in Australia

SPD Smith has scored five centuries against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more century will fetch him his sixth century. If he gets it, he would then become the fourth batsman to score six or more centuries against India on home soil.

Smith has scored nine fifties against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more fifty will fetch him his tenth fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the second Australian batsman to score ten or more fifties against India in Australia. RT Ponting is the other Australian batsman to score 14 fifties against India in Australia

Smith has scored nine fifties against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more fifty will fetch him his tenth fifty. If he gets it, he would then become the fifth batsman to score ten or more fifties against India on home soil.

SPD Smith would be playing his tenth test against India in Australia. He would become the ninth Australian cricketer to appear in ten or more tests against India in India

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 53 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Four more wickets would fetch him 57 wickets. If he gets them, he would then occupy the second place in the list of Australian bowlers who have captured most wickets against India. N Lyon has captured 123 wickets.

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 53 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Four more wickets would fetch him 57 wickets. If he gets them, he would then occupy the first place in the list of Australian pace bowlers who have captured most wickets against India. He would go past JR Hazelwood who has an aggregate of 56 wickets.

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 38 wickets against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more wickets would fetch him 40 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Australian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in Australia.

PJ Cummins has an aggregate of 38 wickets against India in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more wickets would fetch him 40 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the third Australian pace bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against India in Australia.

RA Jadeja has captured 89 wickets against Australia prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 90 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Indian bowler to capture 90 plus wickets against Australia.

R Ashwin has captured seven five wicket hauls against India prior to the start of this test.   One more five wicket haul would fetch him his eighth five wicket haul. If he gets them, then he would become the second Indian bowler to have eight plus five wicket hauls against Australia. A Kumble has ten five wicket hauls against Australia.

R Ashwin has captured 39 wickets against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 40 wickets. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth Indian bowler to capture 40 plus wickets against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has effected 34 dismissals against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more dismissals would fetch him 36 dismissals. If he effects them, then he would own the record for most dismissals by a wicket keeper against Australia in Australia. He would go past MS Dhoni who had effected 35 dismissals against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the third Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia. Others are – MS Dhoni {990} and SMH Kirmani {756]

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first wicket keeper batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

M Labuschagne has an aggregate of 894 runs in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs six more runs which would fetch him 900 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first batsman to score 900 plus runs in day-night tests.

SPD Smith has an aggregate of 760 runs in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs 40 more runs which would fetch him 800 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the second batsman to score 800 plus runs in day-night tests.

SPD Smith has scored six fifties in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs one more fifty would fetch him seventh fifty. If he gets them, then he would become the second batsman to score seven fifties in day-night tests. M Labuschagne has score seven fifties in day-night test prior to the start of this test.

M Labuschange and SPD Smith have scored 93 and 92 boundary fours respectively in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. They need seven and eight boundary fours for 100 boundary fours. If they get it, then they would become the first and second batsman to score 100 boundary fours in day-night tests depending who gets first.

SPD Smith has scored four boundary sixes in day-night tests prior to the start of this test. He needs one more boundary six would fetch him five boundary sixes. If he gets them, then he would become the third batsman to score five or more boundary sixes  in day-night tests. MA Starc {07} and NM Lyon {05} are the other two batsmen to score five or more boundary sixes in day-night tests.

SPD Smith has pouched 15 catches against India in Australia.  Four more catches would fetch him 19 catches and with it the record for most catches by an Australian fieldsman against India in Australia. RT Ponting has pouched 18 catches against India in Australia.

The following milestones await RR Pant at Adelaide

The following milestones await RR Pant at Adelaide

RR Pant has effected 34 dismissals against Australia in Australia prior to the start of this test. Two more dismissals would fetch him 36 dismissals. If he effects them, then he would own the record for most dismissals by a wicket keeper against Australia in Australia. He would go past MS Dhoni who had effected 35 dismissals against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the third Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia. Others are – MS Dhoni {990} and SMH Kirmani {756]

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first Indian wicket keeper batsman to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

RR Pant has scored 662 runs against Australia in Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. 38 more runs would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the first wicket keeper batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 700 plus runs against Australia in Australia.

Bowlers perfoming the “Hat trick” in the Indian domestic Twenty20 matches

Bowlers perfoming the “Hat trick” in the Indian domestic Twenty20 matches

R Shreyas Gopal of Karnataka performed the hat trick against Baroda at indore on Dec 03 2024 in the on-going Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy to provide the 46th occasion of a bowler performing the hat trick in the history of Indian domestic Twenty20 matches.  All such occasions are tabulated below

NoBowlerTeamsGroundseason
1A Ashish ReddyHyderabad v GoaKochi2014/15
2P AwanaKings XI Punjab v Chennai Super KingsHyd-RGS2014/15
3BSM AyyappaAndhra v KeralaVisakhapatnam2017/18
4L BalajiCSK v Kings XI PunjabChepauk, Chennai2008
5R BishnoiRajasthan v AndhraVadodara2021/22
6DL ChaharIndia v BangladeshNagpur2019/20
7RD ChaharRajasthan v Madhya PradeshIndore2020/21
8A ChandilaRRoyals v Pune WarriorsJaipur2012
9IH ChaudharyGujarat v MumbaiRajkot2011/12
0PP ChawlaUttar Pradesh v MaharashtraCuttack2015/16
11SM CurranKings XI Punjab v Delhi CapitalsMohali2019
12TU DeshpandeMumbai v MizoramJaipur2023/24
13MS GonyPunjab v ServicesPalam B,Delhi2009/10
14AK KarnewarVidarbha v SikkimMangalagiri2021/22
15S KaulPunjab v KarnatakaAlur2020/21
16AN KaziMaharashtra v PuducherryLucknow2021/22
17P KumarCB v Rajasthan RoyalsBangalore2009/10
18CV MilindHyderabad v Tamil NaduShimoga2012/13
19A MishraDaredevils v ChargersFSK-Delhi2008
20A MishraChargers v Kings XI PunjabDharamsala2011
21A MishraSunrisers v Pune WarriorsGahunje2013
22AS MishraUttar Pradesh v VidarbhaNaya Raipur2017/18
23A MithunKarnataka v HaryanaSurat2019/20
24A NabiJammu and Kashmir v ServicesMohali2022/23
25SP NarineKolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI PunjabMohali2013
26IC PandeyMadhya Pradesh v AndhraVadodara2015/16
27AR PatelKings XI Punjab v Gujarat LionsRajkot2016
28HV PatelRoyal Challengers Bangalore v Mumbai IndiansDubai2021
29P PrasanthKerala v GoaChennai2011/12
30DB Prasanth KumarAndhra v KarnatakaKochi2014/15
31Rashid KhanGujarat Titans v Kolkata Knight RidersAhmedabad2023
32R Sai KishoreTamil Nadu v PuducherryLucknow2021/22
33S Sandeep WarrierKerala v AndhraMulapadu2018/19
34JS SaxenaMadhya Pradesh v VidarbhaJaipur2010/11
35R SharmaPunjab v Uttar PradeshIndore2012/13
36RG SharmaDeccan Chargers v Mumbai IndiansCenturion2009
37R Shreyas GopalKarnataka v HaryanaCuttack2018/19
38R Shreyas GopalRajasthan Royals v Royal Challengers BangaloreBangalore2019
39R Shreyas GopalKarnataka v BarodaIndore2024/25
40RR SinghRajasthan v Madhya PradeshNagpur2012/13
41D SivakumarAndhra v HyderabadVizianagram2013/14
42PV TambeRajasthan Royals v Kolkata Knight RidersMotera, Ahmedabad2014
43AJ TyeGujarat Lions v Rising Pune SupergiantRajkot2017
44SR WatsonRajasthan Royals v SunrisersMotera, Ahmedabad2014
45Yuvraj SinghKings XI Punjab v Royal Challengers BangaloreDurban2009
46Yuvraj SinghKings XI Punjab v Deccan ChargersJohannesburg2009

A Mishra and R Shreyas Gopal have performed the feat on three occasions, thus sharing the record for most hat tricks in the history of Indian domestic Twenty20 matches

NoBowlerTeamsGroundseason
1A MishraDaredevils v ChargersFSK-Delhi2008
2A MishraChargers v Kings XI PunjabDharamsala2011
3A MishraSunrisers v Pune WarriorsGahunje2013
     
1R Shreyas GopalKarnataka v HaryanaCuttack2018/19
2R Shreyas GopalRajasthan Royals v Royal Challengers BangaloreBangalore2019
eR Shreyas GopalKarnataka v BarodaIndore2024/25
Hattricks in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy – Shreyas Gopal’s distinction

Hattricks in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy – Shreyas Gopal’s distinction

Shreyas Gopal of Karnataka performed the Hat trick against Baroda at Indore in the on-going Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy to provide the 25th occasion of a bowler performing the feat in the history of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamOppositionVenueSeason
1L BalajiChennaiPunjabChennai2007-08           
2A MishraDelhiDeccanDelhi2007-08           
3S NarwalDelhiHaryanaDelhi2009           
4MS GonyPunjabServicesDelhi2009/10           
5IH ChaudharyGujaratMumbaiRajkot2011/12           
6P PrasanthKeralaGoaChennai2011/12           
7RR SinghRajasthanM PradeshNagpur2012/13           
8R SharmaPunjabU PradeshIndore2012/13           
9AK DasAssamOdishaAgartala2012/13           
10CV MilindHyderabadTamil NaduShimoga2012/13           
11A Ashish ReddyHyderabadGoaKochi2014/15           
12DB PrasanthAndhraKarnatakaKochi2014/15           
13PP ChawlaMaharashtraU PradeshCuttack2015/16           
14IC PandeyAndhraM PradeshVadodara2015/16           
15CV StephenAndhraAssamVadodara2015/16           
16SS WarrierKeralaAndhraMulapadu2018/19           
17S GopalKarnatakaHaryanaCuttack2018/19           
18Mayank MishraUttarakhandGoaVizag2019/20           
19*A MithunKarnatakaHaryanaSurat2019/20           
20S KaulPunjabKarnatakaAlur2020/21           
21RD ChaharRajasthanM PradeshIndore2020/21           
22A KarnevarVidarbhaSikkimMangalagiri2021/22
23*DG NalkandeVidarbhaKarnatakaDelhi2021/22
24TU DeshpandeMumbaiMizoramJaipur2023/24
25S GopalKarnatakaBarodaIndore2024/25
 *4 in 4 balls    

Shreyas Gopal of Karnataka performed the Hat trick against Baroda at Indore in the on-going Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy to provide the third occasion of a Karnataka bowler performing the feat in the history of the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamOppositionVenueSeason
1S GopalKarnatakaHaryanaCuttack2018/19           
2*A MithunKarnatakaHaryanaSurat2019/20           
3S GopalKarnatakaBarodaIndore2024/25
 *4 in 4 balls    

Shreyas Gopal of Karnataka earned the distinction of becoming the first bowler to perform the feat on two occasions in the tournament. Prior to this he had performed the feat against Haryana in 2018/19 season

NoPlayerTeamOppositionVenueSeason
1S GopalKarnatakaHaryanaCuttack2018/19           
2S GopalKarnatakaBarodaIndore2024/25
Tied games in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

Tied games in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

The game between Mizoram and Punjab at Rajkot on 20 Nov 2004 in the on-going Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy ended in a tie to provide the 14th occasion of a tied game in the history of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeam-1Team-2GroundDate
1GujaratSaurashtraMumbai-WS07 Apr 2007
2M. PradeshVidarbhaJaipur22 Oct 2010
3BarodaKarnatakaMumbai-BS23 Mar 2012
4KarnatakaTamil NaduShimoga19 Mar 2013
5PunjabJ + KMohali05 Apr 2014
6DelhiServicesPalam A Stadium, New Delhi28 Mar 2015
7HaryanaHimachalArun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi08 Jan 2018
8PunjabKarnatakaJadavpur University Campus 2nd Ground, Kolkata21 Jan 2018
9GujaratRajasthanLalbhai Contractor Stadium, Surat22 Feb 2019
10ChhattisgarhUttarakhandReliance Stadium, Vadodara18 Jan 2021
11HyderabadJharkhandEden Gardens, Kolkata18 Jan 2021
12BengalKarnatakaArun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi18 Nov 2021
13JharkhandUttarakhandMohali19 Oct 2023
14MizoramPunjabNiranjan Shah Stadium, Rajkot29 Nov 2024

The game between Mizoram and Punjab at Rajkot on 20 Nov 2004 in the on-going Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy ended in a tie to provide the tied occasion of a tied game invoving Punjab in the history of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeam-1Team-2GroundDate
1PunjabJ + KMohali05 Apr 2014
2PunjabKarnatakaJadavpur University Campus 2nd Ground, Kolkata21 Jan 2018
3MizoramPunjabNiranjan Shah Stadium, Rajkot29 Nov 2024