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Ranji Trophy 2023-24 season’s salient stats upto the semi finals – Part Two

09/03/2024 hrg

The finals of the Ranji Trophy is slated to start on March, 10, 2024 between Mumbai and Vidarbha at Mumbai. Here are some of the Salient stats of the season upto the semi-final

FIVE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No	W-R	Player	Team						Opposition	Venue
1	9-68	JS Saxena	Kerala						Bengal	Thumba
2	9-71	AA Pandey	Railways						Goa	Surat
3	8-36	AP Bora	Meghalaya						Sikkim	Rangpo
4	8-41	B Kumar	U Pradesh						Bengal	Kanpur
5	8-46	KA Kense	Nagaland						Sikkim	Rangpo
6	8-70	H Walunj	Maharashtra						Saurashtra	Solapur
7	7-32	DA Jadeja	Saurashtra						Rajasthan	Jaipur
8	7-36	IM Lemtur	Nagaland						Aru Pradesh	Dimapur
9	7-40	AK Choudhary	Meghalaya						Nagaland	Shillong
10	7-41	V Koushik	Karnataka						Punjab	Hubli
11	7-42	SA Desai	Gujarat						Karnataka	Ahmedabad
12	7-44	PR Bhut	Saurashtra						Maharashtra	Solapur
13	7-49	GN Yadav	Puducherry						Delhi	Delhi
14	7-52	MA Avasthi	Mumbai						Bengal	Kolkata
15	7-53	GN Yadav	Puducherry						Uttarakhand	Dehra Dun
16	7-57	MA Avasthi	Mumbai						Kerala	Thumba
17	7-58	P Sultan	Tripura						Gujarat	Ahmedabad
18	7-63	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad						Nagaland	Hyderabad
19	7-75	M Ravi Kiran	Chhattisgarh						Andhra	Naya Raipur
20	7-82	SP Udeshi	Puducherry						Baroda	Vadodara
21	7-112	BA Bhatt	Baroda						Mumbai	Mumbai
22	7-200	BA Bhatt	Baroda						Mumbai	Mumbai
23	6-15	RS Gurung	Meghalaya						Nagaland	Shillong
24	6-21	SN Thakur	Mumbai						Assam	Mumbai
25	6-25	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad						Sikkim	Secunderabad
26	6-27	MA Avasthi	Mumbai						Bihar	Patna
27	6-32	DM Dhapola	Uttarakhand					Puducherry		Dehra Dun
28	6-32	Mukesh Kumar	Bengal					Bihar		Kolkata
29	6-40	GN Yadav	Puducherry					Uttarakhand		Dehra Dun
30	6-41	SJ Majumdar	Chhattisgarh					Assam		Naya Raipur
31	6-45	K Kartikeya	M Pradesh					Puducherry		Puducherry
32	6-46	BA Bhatt	Baroda					Puducherry		Vadodara
33	6-46	Rahul Singh	Assam					Andhra		Dibrugarh
34	6-47	V Choudhary	Services					Vidarbha		Nagpur
35	6-52	MS Jangra	Mizoram					Nagaland		Nadiad
36	6-52	AS Agarwal	M Pradesh					Andhra		Indore
37	6-58	AP Bora	Meghalaya					Mizoram		Mangoldoi
38	6-61	V Kaverappa	Karnataka				Vidarbha			Nagpur
39	6-65	SZ Mulani	Mumbai				Andhra			Mumbai
40	6-66	KC Cariappa	Mizoram				Meghalaya			Anand
41	6-69	S Nadeem	Jharkhand				Vidarbha			Ranchi
42	6-70	SP Udeshi	Puducherry				Baroda			Vadodara
43	6-70	MS Jangra	Mizoram				Aru Pradesh			Anand
44	6-81	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad				Nagaland			Hyderabad
45	6-83	S Ajith Ram	Tamil Nadu				Punjab			Salem
46	6-91	H Walunj	Maharashtra				Jharkhand			Gahunje
47	6-93	H Walunj	Maharashtra				Saurashtra			Solapur
48	6-99	R Sai Kishore	Tamil Nadu				Mumbai			Mumbai
49	6-105	A Chouhan	Chhattisgarh				Mumbai			Naya Raipur
50	6-108	KC Cariappa	Mizoram				Sikkim			Nadiad
51	6-108	SA Desai	Gujarat				Tripura			Ahmedabad
52	6-124	SS Jaiswal	Bengal				Mumbai			Kolkata
53	6-134	DW Misal	Goa				Karnataka			Mysore
54	5-10	Yuvraj Singh	Railways				Chandigarh			Chandigarh
55	5-10	AA Sarwate	Vidarbha				Manipur			Ahmedabad
56	5-12	R Sharma	J+K				Orissa			Cuttack
57	5-16	V Sharma	J+K				Puducherry			Puducherry
58	5-21	M Ravi Kiran	Chhattisgarh				Bihar			Patna
59	5-22	CS Jani	Saurashtra				Jharkhand			Rajkot
50	5-22	SS Jain	M Pradesh				Puducherry			Puducherry
61	5-23	P Girinath Reddy	Andhra				Bihar			Patna
62	5-24	PK Tamang	Sikkim				Nagaland			Rangpo
63	5-26	S Mathur	Delhi				Orissa			Delhi
64	5-27	AS Malik	Sikkim				Aru Pradesh			Anand
65	5-28	Abid Mushtaq	J+K				Puducherry			Puducherry
66	5-28	MB Murasingh	Tripura				Railways			Agartala
67	5-31	DM Dhapola	Uttarakhand				H Pradesh			Dharamsala
68	5-32	AS Thakare	Vidarbha				Manipur			Ahmedabad
69	5-32	Yuvraj Singh	Railways				Gujarat			Valsad
70	5-32	MS Jangra	Mizoram				Meghalaya			Mangoldoi
71	5-33	H Walunj	Maharashtra				Manipur			Solapur
72	5-33	R Mohanty	Orissa				H Pradesh			Cuttack
73	5-33	AK Choudhary	Meghalaya				Mizoram			Mangoldoi
74	5-34	K Khejroliya	M Pradesh			Baroda				Indore
75	5-35	KC Cariappa	Mizoram			Aru Pradesh				Anand
76	5-35	J Yadav	Haryana			Jharkhand				Jamshedpur
77	5-36	Aman Kumar	Haryana			Services				Lahli
78	5-36	AS Roy	Jharkhand			Rajasthan				Jamshedpur
79	5-39	M Abin Mathew	Puducherry			Delhi				Delhi
80	5-39	H Chauhan	Delhi			Uttarakhand				Mohali
81	5-39	SG Singh	Puducherry			J+K				Puducherry
82	5-39	PN Jadeja	Gujarat			Punjab				Mohali
83	5-42	J Yadav	Haryana			Saurashtra				Rajkot
84	5-42	PK Tamang	Sikkim			Aru Pradesh				Anand
85	5-43	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad			Nagaland				Dimapur
86	5-43	Abhishek Kumar	H Pradesh			Uttarakhand				Dharamsala
87	5-43	SS Jaiswal	Bengal			Assam				Guwahati
88	5-43	DM Dhapola	Uttarakhand			Baroda				Dehra Dun
89	5-44	M Mohammed	Tamil Nadu			Gujarat				Valsad
90	5-44	SZ Mulani	Mumbai			Kerala				Thumba
91	5-45	V Pratap Singh	Bihar			Mumbai				Patna
92	5-45	A Sharma	Services			Haryana				Lahli
93	5-46	AR Palkar	Maharashtra			Rajasthan				Jodhpur
94	5-48	PC Dadhe	Maharashtra			Haryana				Lahli
95	5-48	P Dutta	Punjab			Goa				Porvorim
96	5-49	BA Bhatt	Baroda			Puducherry				Vadodara
97	5-49	Rahul Singh	Assam			Bihar				Guwahati
98	5-51	CS Jani	Saurashtra			Vidarbha				Nagpur
99	5-51	H Chauhan	Delhi			M Pradesh				Indore
100	5-52	R Jonathan	Nagaland			Sikkim				Rangpo
101	5-52	S Nadeem	Jharkhand			Manipur				Jamshedpur
102	5-52	M Dagar	H Pradesh			Puducherry				Puducherry
103	5-54	DN Sangma	Meghalaya			Aru Pradesh				Anand
104	5-54	AS Thakare	Vidarbha			Maharashtra				Gahunje
105	5-54	KV Sasikanth	Andhra			U Pradesh				Vizianagram
106	5-55	P Narang	Services			Haryana				Lahli
107	5-55	J Yadav	Haryana			Jharkhand				Jamshedpur
108	5-55	DA Jadeja	Saurashtra			Manipur				Sanosara
109	5-58	TK Kotian	Mumbai			U Pradesh				Mumbai
110	5-59	A Sharma	Services			Maharashtra				Delhi
111	5-60	PC Dadhe	Maharashtra			Haryana				Lahli
112	5-60	PN Jadeja	Gujarat			Punjab				Mohali
113	5-61	MV Pithiya	Baroda			Orissa				Vadodara
114	5-61	R Mohanty	Orissa			J+K				Cuttack
115	5-61	S Ajith Ram	Tamil Nadu			Karnataka				Chennai
116	5-62	MS Jangra	Mizoram			Aru Pradesh				Anand
117	5-63	AA Pandey	Railways			Karnataka				Surat
118	5-63	LN Lepcha	Sikkim			Meghalaya				Rangpo
119	5-63	H Chauhan	Delhi			H Pradesh				Dharamsala
120	5-64	A Rajpoot	U Pradesh			Kerala				Alappuzha
121	5-64	KNK Reddy	Andhra			Mumbai				Mumbai
122	5-64	R Mohanty	Orissa			J+K				Cuttack
123	5-64	Abid Mushtaq	J+K			Puducherry				Puducherry
124	5-64	LI Meriwala	Baroda			Uttarakhand				Dehra Dun
125	5-65	AJ Mandal	Chhattisgarh			Mumbai				Naya Raipur
126	5-66	SB Sarmah	Assam		Andhra					Dibrugarh
127	5-66	V Galetiya	H Pradesh		Delhi					Dharamsala
128	5-66	R Sai Kishore	Tamil Nadu		Saurashtra					Coimbatore
129	5-67	V Vyshak	Karnataka		Railways					Surat
130	5-68	V Arora	H Pradesh		Baroda					Dharamsala
131	5-69	GN Yadav	Puducherry		Orissa					Cuttack
132	5-70	GN Yadav	Puducherry		M Pradesh					Puducherry
133	5-70	MS Redkar	Goa		Tamil Nadu					Porvorim
134	5-74	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad		Mizoram					Hyderabad
135	5-74	V Sharma	J+K		Puducherry					Puducherry
136	5-74	DM Dhapola	Uttarakhand		Orissa					Cuttack
137	5-74	D Johri	Assam		Mumbai					Mumbai
138	5-75	LN Lepcha	Sikkim		Mizoram					Nadiad
139	5-75	K Ajay Singh	Rajasthan		Maharashtra					Jodhpur
140	5-76	R Bishnoi	Gujarat		Railways					Valsad
141	5-80	R Sai Kishore	Tamil Nadu		Chandigarh					Coimbatore
142	5-80	AS Roy	Jharkhand		Haryana					Jamshedpur
143	5-82	B Thampi	Kerala		Assam					Guwahati
144	5-82	MV Pithiya	Baroda		J+K					Vadodara
145	5-83	N Sindhu	Haryana		Saurashtra					Rajkot
146	5-86	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad		Meghalaya					Hyderabad
147	5-88	AA Sheth	Baroda		J+K					Vadodara
148	5-90	N Tempol	Aru Pradesh		Mizoram					Anand
149	5-91	Umar Nazir	J+K		Baroda					Vadodara
150	5-94	AA Pandey	Railways		Karnataka					Surat
151	5-95	Saurabh Kumar	U Pradesh		Chhattisgarh					Lucknow
152	5-99	DA Jadeja	Saurashtra		Rajasthan					Jaipur
153	5-100	SS Roul	Orissa		M Pradesh					Indore
154	5-100	A Chouhan	Chhattisgarh		Kerala					Naya Raipur
155	5-103	S Sharma	Delhi		H Pradesh					Dharamsala
156	5-103	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad		Meghalaya					Hyderabad
157	5-110	DW Misal	Goa		Chandigarh					Porvorim
158	5-111	Abid Mushtaq	J+K		M Pradesh					Indore
159	5-116	Saurabh Kumar	U Pradesh		Andhra					Vizianagram
150	5-120	K Ajay Singh	Rajasthan		Saurashtra					Jaipur
161	5-121	TU Deshpande	Mumbai		Chhattisgarh					Naya Raipur
162	5-131	T Dhillon	Maharashtra		Services					Delhi
163	5-133	MJ Suthar	Rajasthan	Vidarbha						Jaipur

RANJI TROPHY 2023/24 – HAT-TRICKS

No	Player	Team	Opposition	Venue
1	RH Dias	Mumbai	Bihar	Patna
2	Arafat Khan	Rajasthan	Maharashtra	Jodhpur
3	J Yadav	Haryana	Manipur	Ahmedabad
4	DM Dhapola	Uttarakhand	Puducherry	Dehra Dun
5	MS Jangra	Mizoram	Aru Pradesh	Anand
6	DM Dhapola	Uttarakhand	Delhi	Mohali
7	K Kartikeya	M Pradesh	Puducherry	Puducherry
8	K Khejroliya	M Pradesh	Baroda	Indore

RANJI TROPHY 2023/24 – TEN WICKETS IN A MATCH

No	Player	Team	Opposition	Venue
1	H Walunj	Maharashtra	Saurashtra	Solapur
2	BA Bhatt	Baroda	Mumbai	Mumbai
3	GN Yadav	Puducherry	Uttarakhand	Dehra Dun
4	AA Pandey	Railways	Goa	Surat
5	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Hyderabad
6	SP Udeshi	Puducherry	Baroda	Vadodara
7	JS Saxena	Kerala	Bengal	Thumba
8	AP Bora	Meghalaya	Sikkim	Rangpo
9	DA Jadeja	Saurashtra	Rajasthan	Jaipur
10	BA Bhatt	Baroda	Puducherry	Vadodara
11	MS Jangra	Mizoram	Aru Pradesh	Anand
12	Mukesh Kumar	Bengal	Bihar	Kolkata
13	SN Thakur	Mumbai	Assam	Mumbai
14	K Kartikeya	M Pradesh	Puducherry	Puducherry
15	AK Choudhary	Meghalaya	Nagaland	Shillong
16	V Sharma	J+K	Puducherry	Puducherry
17	J Yadav	Haryana	Jharkhand	Jamshedpur
18	Abid Mushtaq	J+K	Puducherry	Puducherry
19	GN Yadav	Puducherry	Delhi	Delhi
20	PN Jadeja	Gujarat	Punjab	Mohali
21	AP Bora	Meghalaya	Mizoram	Mangoldoi
22	PC Dadhe	Maharashtra	Haryana	Lahli
23	KC Cariappa	Mizoram	Meghalaya	Anand
24	MA Avasthi	Mumbai	Bengal	Kolkata
25	P Sultan	Tripura	Gujarat	Ahmedabad
26	R Mohanty	Orissa	J+K	Cuttack
27	SA Desai	Gujarat	Tripura	Ahmedabad
28	AA Pandey	Railways	Karnataka	Surat
29	V Kaverappa	Karnataka	Vidarbha	Nagpur
30	SZ Mulani	Mumbai	Andhra	Mumbai
31	T Thyagarajan	Hyderabad	Meghalaya	Hyderabad

TEAM TOTALS – 500 PLUS RUNS

No	Score	Team	Opposition	Venue
1	618-7d	Goa	Chandigarh	Porvorim
2	615-4d	Hyderabad	Aru Pradesh	Secunderabad
3	610-4d	Tamil Nadu	Chandigarh	Coimbatore
4	601-5d	Maharashtra	Jharkhand	Gahunje
5	578-4d	Saurashtra	Jharkhand	Rajkot
6	569	Mumbai	Baroda	Mumbai
7	563-5d	Karnataka	Chandigarh	Hubli
8	552	Vidarbha	Maharashtra	Gahunje
9	548-8d	U Pradesh	Assam	Kanpur
10	544-7d	Sikkim	Aru Pradesh	Anand
11	536-7d	Services	Saurashtra	Delhi
12	529-6d	Saurashtra	Manipur	Sanosara
13	514-7d	Kerala	Andhra	Vizianagram
14	514-8d	Karnataka	Punjab	Hubli
15	509	Haryana	Jharkhand	Jamshedpur
16	508-3d	Haryana	Manipur	Ahmedabad
17	504-5d	Jharkhand	Manipur	Jamshedpur
18	504-9d	Meghalaya	Aru Pradesh	Anand

VICTORY BY TEN WICKETS

No	Margin	Team	Opposition	Venue
1	10 wkts	Chhattisgarh	Assam	Naya Raipur
2	10 wkts	Mumbai	Andhra	Mumbai
3	10 wkts	Rajasthan	Maharashtra	Jodhpur
4	10 wkts	Vidarbha	Maharashtra	Gahunje

VICTORY BY 200 PLUS RUNS MARGIN

No	Margin	Team	Opposition	Venue
1	319 runs	M Pradesh	Puducherry	Puducherry
2	308 runs	Vidarbha	Jharkhand	Ranchi
3	299 runs	Gujarat	Punjab	Mohali
4	256 runs	M Pradesh	J+K	Indore
5	238 runs	Saurashtra	Vidarbha	Nagpur
6	238 runs	Orissa	H Pradesh	Cuttack
7	237 runs	Tripura	Goa	Agartala
8	232 runs	Mumbai	Kerala	Thumba
9	218 runs	Saurashtra	Rajasthan	Jaipur

VICTORY BY INNINGS AND 100 RUNS

No	Margin	Team	Opposition	Venue
1	Inns and 338 runs	Haryana	Manipur	Ahmedabad
2	Inns and 293 runs	Tamil Nadu	Chandigarh	Coimbatore
3	Inns and 288 runs	Sikkim	Aru Pradesh	Anand
4	Inns and 243 runs	Saurashtra	Manipur	Sanosara
5	Inns and 205 runs	Haryana	Jharkhand	Jamshedpur
6	Inns and 204 runs	Bengal	Bihar	Kolkata
7	Inns and 198 runs	Hyderabad	Sikkim	Secunderabad
8	Inns and 196 runs	Services	Manipur	Ahmedabad
9	Inns and 194 runs	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Dimapur
10	Inns and 187 runs	Hyderabad	Aru Pradesh	Secunderabad
11	Inns and 172 runs	Meghalaya	Aru Pradesh	Anand
12	Inns and 162 runs	Bengal	Assam	Guwahati
13	Inns and 157 runs	Andhra	Bihar	Patna
14	Inns and 129 runs	Tamil Nadu	Railways	Coimbatore
15	Inns and 128 runs	Meghalaya	Nagaland	Shillong
16	Inns and 102 runs	Jharkhand	Manipur	Jamshaeadpur

Ranji Trophy 2023-24 season’s salient stats upto the semifinals – Part One

09/03/2024 hrg

The finals of the Ranji Trophy is slated to start on March, 10, 2024 between Mumbai and Vidarbha at Mumbai, Here are some of the Salient stats of the season upto the semi-final

CENTURIONS IN RANJI TROPHY 2023-24

No	Score	Player	Team	Opposition	Ground
1	366	TD Agarwal	Hyderabad	A Pradesh	Secunderabad
2	321	N Jagadeesan	Tamil Nadu	Chandigarh	Coimbatore
3	277	SP Senapati	Orissa	M Pradesh	Indore
4	268	K Lyngdoh	Meghalaya	A Pradesh	Anand
5	250*	H Rana	Haryana	Manipur	Ahmedabad
6	245*	N Jagadeesan	Tamil Nadu	Railways	Coimbatore
7	243*	CA Pujara	Saurashtra	Jharkhand	Rajkot
8	234*	Jyotsnil Singh	Baroda	Delhi	Delhi
9	214	G Rahul Singh	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Dimapur
10	208	K Sharma	U Pradesh	Assam	Kanpur
11	207	SG Rawat	Baroda	HPradesh	Dharamsala
12	205*	Anmolpreet Singh	Punjab	Chandigarh	Chandigarh
13	203*	Musheer Khan	Mumbai	Baroda	Mumbai
14	202	SJ Desai	Chhattisgarh	U Pradesh	Lucknow
15	201	A Juyal	U Pradesh	Assam	Kanpur
16	200*	AR Easwaran	Bengal	Bihar	Kolkata
17	197	SS Prabhudessai	Goa	Chandigarh	Porvorim
18	194	Himmat Singh	Delhi	Uttarakhand	Mohali
19	193	DB Padikkal	Karnataka	Punjab	Hubli
20	188	SS Sharma	Baroda	HPradesh	Dharamsala
21	187	RNB Indrajith	Tamil Nadu	Punjab	Salem
22	85	G Rahul Singh	Hyderabad	A Pradesh	Secunderabad
23	184	AR Chandran	Kerala	Andhra	Vizianagram
24	183	GH Vihari	Andhra	Chhattisgarh	Naya Raipur
25	182	KM Jadhav	Maharashtra	Jharkhand	Gahunje
26	179	SN Rupero	Nagaland	Mizoram	Nadiad
27	175	RK Bhui	Andhra	Bengal	Visakhapatnam
28	173	PN Mankad	Saurashtra	Manipur	Sanosara
29	172	SS Pundir	J + K	Baroda	Vadodara
30	171*	Prabhsimran Singh	Punjab	Chandigarh	Chandigarh
31	171	PK Panchal	Gujarat	Goa	Porvorim
32	169*	Pratham Singh	Railways	Tripura	Agartala
33	167	HP Gawli	M Pradesh	Orissa	Indore
34	166	AV Chopra	Mizoram	Sikkim	Nadiad
35	164	AV Chopra	Mizoram	Nagaland	Nadiad
36	164	TD Agarwal	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Hyderabad
37	161	L Bansal	Services	Saurashtra	Delhi
38	159	KNK Reddy	Andhra	Bihar	Patna
39	159	PP Shaw	Mumbai	Chhattisgarh	Naya Raipur
40	158	R Chauhan	Services	Jharkhand	Delhi
41	158	Sumit Kumar	Nagaland	A Pradesh	Dimapur
42	156	KS Rathore	Rajasthan	Manipur	Ahmedabad
43	155	RP Das	Assam	Chhattisgarh	Naya Raipur
44	153	AR Bawne	Maharashtra	Manipur	Solapur
45	153	S Rohilla	Services	Saurashtra	Delhi
46	151*	KV Siddharth	Goa	Tripura	Agartala
47	151	DB Padikkal	Karnataka	Tamil Nadu	Chennai
48	150	SP Pattnaik	Orissa	HPradesh	Cuttack
49	150	S Gani	Bihar	Kerala	Patna
50	149	AH Gupta	Services	Rajasthan	Delhi
51	148	AV Vasavada	Saurashtra	Manipur	Sanosara
52	148	MK Pandey	Karnataka	Chandigarh	Hubli
53	147	K Mahajan	Chandigarh	Goa	Porvorim
54	147	Arslan Khan	Chandigarh	Tripura	Chandigarh
55	147	HP Gawli	M Pradesh	J + K	Indore
56	144	R Tewatia	Haryana	Jharkhand	Jamshedpur
57	143*	SS Prabhudessai	Goa	Karnataka	Mysore
58	143	AN Khare	Chhattisgarh	Mumbai	Naya Raipur
59	139	V Sharma	J + K	Baroda	Vadodara
50	139	Jiwanjot Singh	Uttarakhand	Baroda	Dehra Dun
61	138	RB Tiwari	Chhattisgarh	Bihar	Patna
62	138	AY Taide	Vidarbha	Jharkhand	Ranchi
63	137	TD Agarwal	Hyderabad	Sikkim	Secunderabad
64	137	R Shreyas Gopal	Kerala	Bihar	Patna
65	136	PH Shah	Maharashtra	Jharkhand	Gahunje
66	136	VP Solanki	Baroda	Mumbai	Mumbai
67	135	VR Iyer	M Pradesh	Puducherry	Puducherry
68	134*	Ashutosh Singh	Chhattisgarh	Bihar	Patna
69	134	M Vohra	Chandigarh	Tripura	Chandigarh
70	132	RS Gurung	Meghalaya	A Pradesh	Anand
71	132	K Kushagra	Jharkhand	Services	Delhi
72	131	AR Bawne	Maharashtra	Jharkhand	Gahunje
73	131	S Baby	Kerala	Assam	Guwahati
74	131	N Sindhu	Haryana	Vidarbha	Nagpur
75	130	V Shankar	Tamil Nadu	Punjab	Salem
76	129	P Musaraf	Assam	U Pradesh	Kanpur
77	129	KK Nair	Vidarbha	Maharashtra	Gahunje
78	129	RK Bhui	Andhra	U Pradesh	Vizianagram
79	128	SS Sharma	Baroda	J + K	Vadodara
80	128	RG Hazarika	Assam	U Pradesh	Kanpur
81	126	MS Jangra	Mizoram	Sikkim	Nadiad
82	125	AP Majumdar	Bengal	Andhra	Visakhapatnam
83	125	RK Bhui	Andhra	Assam	Dibrugarh
84	125	AP Majumdar	Bengal	Assam	Guwahati
85	125*	RR Biswa	Meghalaya	Mizoram	Anand
86	124*	KR Rayudu	Hyderabad	Meghalaya	Shillong
87	124	S Baby	Kerala	Bengal	Thumba
88	124	SG Rawat	Baroda	Mumbai	Mumbai
89	123	AR Sharma	Railways	Gujarat	Valsad
90	123	RNB Indrajith	Tamil Nadu	Chandigarh	Coimbatore
91	123	TU Deshpande	Mumbai	Baroda	Mumbai
92	122	R Paliwal	Services	Manipur	Ahmedabad
93	122	K Nitesh Reddy	Hyderabad	Meghalaya	Hyderabad
94	121*	SR Dubey	Mumbai	Assam	Mumbai
95	120	RK Bhui	Andhra	Chhattisgarh	Naya Raipur
96	120*	TK Kotian	Mumbai	Baroda	Mumbai
97	119	HS Mantri	M Pradesh	Orissa	Indore
98	119	SK Prasad	Sikkim	A Pradesh	Anand
99	119	N Sindhu	Haryana	Manipur	Ahmedabad
100	119*	AS Roy	Jharkhand	Manipur	Jamshedpur
101	118	MK Pandey	Karnataka	Punjab	Hubli
102	118*	ED Kerkar	Chhattisgarh	Kerala	Naya Raipur
103	117*	MK Lomror	Rajasthan	Manipur	Ahmedabad
104	117	SR Dubey	Mumbai	U Pradesh	Mumbai
105	116	MG Patel	Baroda	Orissa	Vadodara
106	116	AN Khare	Chhattisgarh	Assam	Naya Raipur
107	116	RP Das	Assam	Kerala	Guwahati
108	116	UR Singh	Jharkhand	Manipur	Jamshedpur
109	116	SP Jackson	Saurashtra	Rajasthan	Jaipur
110	115	A Juyal	U Pradesh	Kerala	Alappuzha
111	115*	DD Gaonkar	Goa	Chandigarh	Porvorim
112	115	K Nitesh Reddy	Hyderabad	Mizoram	Hyderabad
113	115	AM Thakuri	Assam	Bihar	Guwahati
114	115	VA Bhatt	Uttarakhand	Orissa	Cuttack
115	114	B Vivek Singh	Railways	Chandigarh	Chandigarh
116	114	A Porel	Bengal	Chhattisgarh	Kolkata
117	114	MA Agarwal	Karnataka	Goa	Mysore
118	114	AV Chopra	Mizoram	A Pradesh	Anand
119	114*	SS Tiwary	Jharkhand	Manipur	Jamshedpur
120	114	AN Khare	Chhattisgarh	U Pradesh	Lucknow
121	114*	PK Garg	U Pradesh	Chhattisgarh	Lucknow
122	114	HJ Tamore	Mumbai	Baroda	Mumbai
123	113*	K Suraj	Jharkhand	Saurashtra	Rajkot
124	113*	MS Jangra	Mizoram	Nagaland	Nadiad
125	113	D Shorey	Vidarbha	Jharkhand	Ranchi
126	113	S Baby	Kerala	Andhra	Vizianagram
127	112	ST Paul	Tripura	Goa	Agartala
128	112	KK Nair	Vidarbha	Rajasthan	Jaipur
129	112	Y Dhull	Delhi	Orissa	Delhi
130	111	R Paliwal	Services	Jharkhand	Delhi
131	111	A Badoni	Delhi	HPradesh	Dharamsala
132	111	HS Mantri	M Pradesh	Baroda	Indore
133	111	AA Kargave	Puducherry	HPradesh	Puducherry
134	111	SP Senapati	Orissa	Delhi	Delhi
135	110	KB Arun Karthik	Puducherry	Orissa	Cuttack
136	110	CA Pujara	Saurashtra	Rajasthan	Jaipur
137	110	BB Samantray	Orissa	Delhi	Delhi
138	109	MA Agarwal	Karnataka	Gujarat	Ahmedabad
139	109*	S Baby	Kerala	Bihar	Patna
140	109	Ankit Kumar	Haryana	Jharkhand	Jamshedpur
141	109	N Wadhera	Punjab	Tamil Nadu	Salem
142	109	AY Taide	Vidarbha	Karnataka	Nagpur
143	109	SN Thakur	Mumbai	Tamil Nadu	Mumbai
144	108	Virat Singh	Jharkhand	Maharashtra	Gahunje
145	108*	R Paliwal	Services	Rajasthan	Delhi
146	108	Virat Singh	Jharkhand	Services	Delhi
147	108*	AP Majumdar	Bengal	Mumbai	Kolkata
148	108	G Rahul Singh	Hyderabad	Mizoram	Hyderabad
149	108	R Chauhan	Services	Manipur	Ahmedabad
150	108	N Gangta	HPradesh	Puducherry	Puducherry
151	108	CA Pujara	Saurashtra	Manipur	Sanosara
152	107	R Chauhan	Services	Rajasthan	Delhi
153	107	RG Hazarika	Assam	Kerala	Guwahati
154	107	SJ Nikin Jose	Karnataka	Goa	Mysore
155	106	PK Garg	U Pradesh	Kerala	Alappuzha
156	106	N Rana	U Pradesh	Mumbai	Mumbai
157	106	AR Chandran	Kerala	Bengal	Thumba
158	106	Mohammad Saif	Railways	Tripura	Agartala
159	105	PR Paul	Tamil Nadu	Chandigarh	Coimbatore
150	105	AV Chopra	Mizoram	Meghalaya	Anand
161	105	SG Rawat	Baroda	M Pradesh	Indore
162	105*	J Sidhu	Delhi	Orissa	Delhi
163	104*	PN Mankad	Saurashtra	Jharkhand	Rajkot
164	104	SS Prabhudessai	Goa	Tamil Nadu	Porvorim
165	103	NL Lamichaney	Sikkim	A Pradesh	Anand
166	103	DB Padikkal	Karnataka	Goa	Mysore
167	103*	NT Tilak Varma	Hyderabad	Sikkim	Secunderabad
168	103	PK Singh	Bihar	Assam	Guwahati
169	103*	V Vyshak	Karnataka	Chandigarh	Hubli
170	103	A Samad	J + K	M Pradesh	Indore
171	103	K Chandela	Uttarakhand	Baroda	Dehra Dun
172	102	SG Rawat	Baroda	Orissa	Vadodara
173	102	BB Lalwani	Mumbai	Chhattisgarh	Naya Raipur
174	102*	MS Pragnay Reddy	Hyderabad	Meghalaya	Hyderabad
175	101*	A Sharma	Services	Saurashtra	Delhi
176	101	AV Chopra	Mizoram	Meghalaya	Anand
177	101	NT Tilak Varma	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Hyderabad
178	100	SS Jain	M Pradesh	Uttarakhand	Dehra Dun
179	100*	NT Tilak Varma	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Dimapur
180	100	Sumit Singh	Sikkim	Mizoram	Nadiad
181	100	Prabhsimran Singh	Punjab	Karnataka	Hubli
182	100	AP Tare	Uttarakhand	HPradesh	Dharamsala
183	100*	AS Malik	Sikkim	A Pradesh	Anand
184	100*	SP Pattnaik	Orissa	J + K	Cuttack
185	100	MK Tiwary	Bengal	Assam	Guwahati
186	100*	S Sharath	Karnataka	Chandigarh	Hubli
187	100	RR Biswa	Meghalaya	Hyderabad	Hyderabad

DOUBLE CENTURIONS IN RANJI TROPHY 2023-24

No	Score	Player	Team	Opposition	Ground
1	366	TD Agarwal	Hyderabad	A Pradesh	Secunderabad
2	321	N Jagadeesan	Tamil Nadu	Chandigarh	Coimbatore
3	277	SP Senapati	Orissa	M Pradesh	Indore
4	268	K Lyngdoh	Meghalaya	A Pradesh	Anand
5	250*	H Rana	Haryana	Manipur	Ahmedabad
6	245*	N Jagadeesan	Tamil Nadu	Railways	Coimbatore
7	243*	CA Pujara	Saurashtra	Jharkhand	Rajkot
8	234*	Jyotsnil Singh	Baroda	Delhi	Delhi
9	214	G Rahul Singh	Hyderabad	Nagaland	Dimapur
10	208	K Sharma	U Pradesh	Assam	Kanpur
11	207	SG Rawat	Baroda	HPradesh	Dharamsala
12	205*	Anmolpreet Singh	Punjab	Chandigarh	Chandigarh
13	203*	Musheer Khan	Mumbai	Baroda	Mumbai
14	202	SJ Desai	Chhattisgarh	U Pradesh	Lucknow
15	201	A Juyal	U Pradesh	Assam	Kanpur
16	200*	AR Easwaran	Bengal	Bihar	Kolkata

New Zealand bowlers capturing seven or more wickets in an innings in the annals of test cricket

MJ Henry of New Zealand captured seven wickets conceding 67 runs against Australia in the on-going test at Christchurch to provide the 20^th occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	BR Taylor	20.3	06	074	07	01	v West Indies	Bridgetown	23 Mar 1972
2	RJ Hadlee	08.3×8	00	023	07	03	v India	Wellington	13 Feb 1976
3	BL Cairns	33.2	14	074	07	01	v England	Leeds	28 Jul 1983
4	BL Cairns	45.0	10	143	07	02	v England	Wellington	20 Jan 1984
5	SL Boock	37.0	13	087	07	02	v Pakistan	Hyderabad (Sind)	25 Nov 1984
6	RJ Hadlee	23.4	04	052	09	01	v Australia	Brisbane	08 Nov 1985
7	RJ Hadlee	44.4	08	116	07	01	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986
8	C Pringle	16.0	04	052	07	01	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	26 Oct 1990
9	DK Morrison	26.4	05	089	07	02	v Australia	Wellington	04 Mar 1993
10	SB Doull	24.0	07	065	07	01	v India	Wellington	26 Dec 1998
11	CL Cairns	22.5	10	027	07	03	v West Indies	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
12	DL Vettori	35.0	11	087	07	03	v Australia	Auckland	11 Mar 2000
13	CL Cairns	18.2	02	053	07	03	v Bangladesh	Hamilton	18 Dec 2001
14	DL Vettori	42.3	06	130	07	03	v Sri Lanka	Wellington	15 Dec 2006
15	TG Southee	24.0	06	064	07	02	v India	Bengaluru	31 Aug 2012
16	MD Craig	27.4	05	094	07	01	v Pakistan	Sharjah	26 Nov 2014
17	N Wagner	14.4	02	039	07	01	v West Indies	Wellington	01 Dec 2017
18	AY Patel	47.5	12	119	10	01	v India	Wankhede	03 Dec 2021
19	MJ Henry	15.0	07	023	07	01	v South Africa	Christchurch	17 Feb 2022
20	MJ Henry	23.0	04	067	07	02	v Australia	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024

It also provides the fifth occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RJ Hadlee	23.4	04	052	09	01	v Australia	Brisbane	08 Nov 1985
2	RJ Hadlee	44.4	08	116	07	01	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986
3	DK Morrison	26.4	05	089	07	02	v Australia	Wellington	04 Mar 1993
4	DL Vettori	35.0	11	087	07	03	v Australia	Auckland	11 Mar 2000
5	MJ Henry	23.0	04	067	07	02	v Australia	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024

The following five New Zealand bowlers have captured seven or more wickets in an innings on two or more occasions. MJ Henry is the latest addition to this elite list

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	BL Cairns	33.2	14	074	07	01	v England	Leeds	28 Jul 1983
2	BL Cairns	45.0	10	143	07	02	v England	Wellington	20 Jan 1984

1	CL Cairns	22.5	10	027	07	03	v West Indies	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
2	CL Cairns	18.2	02	053	07	03	v Bangladesh	Hamilton	18 Dec 2001

1	DL Vettori	35.0	11	087	07	03	v Australia	Auckland	11 Mar 2000
2	DL Vettori	42,3	06	130	07	03	v Sri Lanka	Wellington	15 Dec 2006

1	MJ Henry	15.0	07	023	07	01	v South Africa	Christchurch	17 Feb 2022
2	MJ Henry	23.0	04	067	07	02	v Australia	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024

1	RJ Hadlee	08.3×8	00	023	07	03	v India	Wellington	13 Feb 1976
2	RJ Hadlee	23.4	04	052	09	01	v Australia	Brisbane	08 Nov 1985
3	RJ Hadlee	44.4	08	116	07	01	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986

Australian bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against New Zealand

09/03/2024 hrg

JR Hazzlewood of Australia captured five for 31 against Australia in the going Christchurch test to provide the 35^th occasion of an Australian bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings against New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	WJ O’Reilly	12.0	05	014	5	1	v New Zealand	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
2	G Dymock	27.0×8	07	058	5	3	v New Zealand	Adelaide	26 Jan 1974
3	GJ Gilmour	15.0×8	03	064	5	2	v New Zealand	Auckland	22 Mar 1974
4	KJ O’Keeffe	28.0×8	05	101	5	2	v New Zealand	Christchurch	18 Feb 1977
5	DK Lillee	17.3×8	04	051	5	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	25 Feb 1977
6	DK Lillee	15.7×8	02	072	6	3	v New Zealand	Auckland	25 Feb 1977
7	DK Lillee	15.0	01	053	6	3	v New Zealand	Brisbane	28 Nov 1980
8	DK Lillee	23.5	05	063	5	1	v New Zealand	Perth	12 Dec 1980
9	RG Holland	47.0	19	106	6	1	v New Zealand	Sydney	22 Nov 1985
10	CJ McDermott	35.0	08	097	5	1	v New Zealand	Melbourne	26 Dec 1987
11	AIC Dodemaide	28.3	10	058	6	3	v New Zealand	Melbourne	26 Dec 1987
12	TBA May	31.3	10	065	5	2	v New Zealand	Hobart	26 Nov 1993
13	SK Warne	19.5	09	031	6	3	v New Zealand	Hobart	26 Nov 1993
14	GD McGrath	17.0	06	032	5	4	v New Zealand	Brisbane	07 Nov 1997
15	SH Cook	10.2	03	039	5	3	v New Zealand	Perth	20 Nov 1997
16	SK Warne	28.0	06	088	5	4	v New Zealand	Hobart	27 Nov 1997
17	CR Miller	18.0	05	055	5	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	11 Mar 2000
18	B Lee	23.0	08	077	5	1	v New Zealand	Hamilton	31 Mar 2000
19	B Lee	23.0	06	067	5	2	v New Zealand	Brisbane	08 Nov 2001
20	GD McGrath	42.0	09	115	6	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	10 Mar 2005
21	SK Warne	14.0	03	039	5	3	v New Zealand	Christchurch	10 Mar 2005
22	MG Johnson	17.3	06	039	5	4	v New Zealand	Brisbane	20 Nov 2008
23	B Lee	25.0	05	105	5	3	v New Zealand	Adelaide	28 Nov 2008
24	DE Bollinger	13.0	04	028	5	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	19 Mar 2010
25	MG Johnson	20.1	06	073	6	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	27 Mar 2010
26	JL Pattinson	11.0	05	027	5	3	v New Zealand	Brisbane	01 Dec 2011
27	JL Pattinson	13.5	03	051	5	1	v New Zealand	Hobart	09 Dec 2011
28	JR Hazlewood	24.5	05	070	6	3	v New Zealand	Adelaide	27 Nov 2015
29	JM Bird	17.1	05	059	5	3	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Feb 2016
30	MA Starc	18.0	02	052	5	2	v New Zealand	Perth	12 Dec 2019
31	PJ Cummins	17.0	05	028	5	2	v New Zealand	Melbourne	26 Dec 2019
32	NM Lyon	30.4	10	068	5	2	v New Zealand	Sydney	03 Jan 2020
33	NM Lyon	16.5	04	050	5	4	v New Zealand	Sydney	03 Jan 2020
34	NM Lyon	27.0	08	065	6	4	v New Zealand	Wellington	29 Feb 2024
35	JR Hazlewood	13.2	04	031	5	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024

It also provides the 14^th occasion of an Australian bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings against New Zealand in New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	WJ O’Reilly	12.0	05	014	5	1	v New Zealand	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
2	GJ Gilmour	15.0×8	03	064	5	2	v New Zealand	Auckland	22 Mar 1974
3	KJ O’Keeffe	28.0×8	05	101	5	2	v New Zealand	Christchurch	18 Feb 1977
4	DK Lillee	17.3×8	04	051	5	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	25 Feb 1977
5	DK Lillee	15.7×8	02	072	6	3	v New Zealand	Auckland	25 Feb 1977
6	CR Miller	18.0	05	055	5	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	11 Mar 2000
7	B Lee	23.0	08	077	5	1	v New Zealand	Hamilton	31 Mar 2000
8	GD McGrath	42.0	09	115	6	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	10 Mar 2005
9	SK Warne	14.0	03	039	5	3	v New Zealand	Christchurch	10 Mar 2005
10	DE Bollinger	13.0	04	028	5	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	19 Mar 2010
11	MG Johnson	20.1	06	073	6	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	27 Mar 2010
12	JM Bird	17.1	05	059	5	3	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Feb 2016
13	NM Lyon	27.0	08	065	6	4	v New Zealand	Wellington	29 Feb 2024
14	JR Hazlewood	13.2	04	031	5	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024

Christchurch has witnessed most occasions of Australian bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against New Zealand – five occasions. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	KJ O’Keeffe	28.0×8	05	101	5	2	v New Zealand	Christchurch	18 Feb 1977
2	GD McGrath	42.0	09	115	6	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	10 Mar 2005
3	SK Warne	14.0	03	039	5	3	v New Zealand	Christchurch	10 Mar 2005
4	JM Bird	17.1	05	059	5	3	v New Zealand	Christchurch	20 Feb 2016
5	JR Hazlewood	13.2	04	031	5	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024

India Vs England Fifth Test at Dharamsala Second day

08/03/2024 hrg

YBK Jaiswal and RG Sharma scored 57 and 103 in India’s first innings in this test to provide the 27th occasion of Indian openers scoring a half century and a century in an innings against all oppositions.

No	Particulars	C	HC
1	India (innings 1) v England at The Oval, 1946	1	1
2	India (innings 3) v England at Delhi, 1963/64	1	1
3	India (innings 1) v West Indies at Wankhede, 1978/79	1	1
4	India (innings 1) v West Indies at Delhi, 1978/79	1	1
5	India (innings 4) v England at The Oval, 1979	1	1
6	India (innings 1) v Australia at Wankhede, 1979/80	1	1
7	India (innings 2) v England at Bengaluru, 1981/82	1	1
8	India (innings 2) v Sri Lanka at Chennai, 1982/83	1	1
9	India (innings 3) v Pakistan at Bengaluru, 1983/84	1	1
10	India (innings 2) v Australia at Adelaide, 1985/86	1	1
11	India (innings 2) v Pakistan at Chennai, 1986/87	1	1
12	India (innings 3) v Sri Lanka at Colombo (SSC), 1993	1	1
13	India (innings 2) v Sri Lanka at Mohali, 1997/98	1	1
14	India (innings 1) v West Indies at Wankhede, 2002/03	1	1
15	India (innings 2) v New Zealand at Mohali, 2003/04	1	1
16	India (innings 2) v South Africa at Kanpur, 2004/05	1	1
17	India (innings 1) v South Africa at Cape Town, 2006/07	1	1
18	India (innings 2) v South Africa at Chennai, 2007/08	1	1
19	India (innings 1) v Sri Lanka at Galle, 2008	1	1
21	India (innings 3) v Australia at Mohali, 2008/09	1	1
21	India (innings 3) v Sri Lanka at Ahmedabad, 2009/10	1	1
22	India (innings 2) v Sri Lanka at Brabourne, 2009/10	1	1
23	India (innings 2) v England at Chennai, 2016/17	1	1
24	India (innings 1) v Sri Lanka at Pallekele, 2017	1	1
25	India (innings 1) v England at Lord’s, 2021	1	1
26	India (innings 1) v South Africa at Centurion, 2021/22	1	1
27	India (innings 2) v England at Dharamsala, 2023/24	1	1

YBK Jaiswal and RG Sharma scored 57 and 103 in India’s first innings in this test to provide the seventh occasion of Indian openers scoring a half century and a century in an innings against Englan

No	Particulars	C	HC
1	India (innings 1) v England at The Oval, 1946	1	1
2	India (innings 3) v England at Delhi, 1963/64	1	1
3	India (innings 4) v England at The Oval, 1979	1	1
4	India (innings 2) v England at Bengaluru, 1981/82	1	1
5	India (innings 2) v England at Chennai, 2016/17	1	1
6	India (innings 1) v England at Lord’s, 2021	1	1
7	India (innings 2) v England at Dharamsala, 2023/24	1	1

RG Sharma scored 103 in India’s first innings to provide the 78^th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the 15^th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a century in an innings against England.

RG Sharma scored 103 India’s innings to provide the 17th occasion of an Indian captain opener scoring a century in an innings. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian captain opener scoring a century in an innings against England.

RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 171 runs for the second wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 123^rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the 23rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England for the second wicket.

RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 171 runs for the second wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 48th occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the eleventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership in an innings against England for the second wicket.

YBK Jaiswal-RG Sharma posted 104 runs for the first wicket and RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 171 runs for the second wicket in India’s first innings to provide the eleventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnerships for the first two wickets in an innings

YBK Jaiswal-RG Sharma posted 104 runs for the first wicket and RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 171 runs for the second wicket in India’s first innings to provide the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnerships for the first two wickets in an innings against England. The first such occasion was witnesses at The Oval in 1979. SM Gavaskar-CPS Chauhan added 213 for the first wicket and SM Gavaskar-DB Vengsarkar added 153 runs for the second wicket in India’s second innings in this test.

YBK Jaiswal-RG Sharma posted 104 runs for the first wicket and RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 171 runs for the second wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 114th occasion of Indian batsmen posting two century partnerships in an innings against all the oppositions.

YBK Jaiswal-RG Sharma posted 104 runs for the first wicket and RG Sharma-Shubman Gill posted 171 runs for the second wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 23rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting two century partnerships in an innings against England.

In India’s first innings, first five batsmen scored fifties – YBK Jaiswal {57}, RG Sharma {103], Shubman Gill {110}, D Padikkal {65} and Safaraz Khan {56} – to provide the 24^th occasion of first five batsmen scoring fifty plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fourth such occasions against England

It also provides the fourth such occasion by Indian batsmen and first such occasion by Indian batsmen against England.

D Padikkal scored 65 in India’s first innings in this test to become the 48^th Indian batsman to score a fifty on test debut. He also became the 19th Indian batsman to score a fifty on test debut against England.

D Padikkal scored 65 in India’s first innings in this test to become the eleventh Indian left handed batsman to score a fifty on test debut. He also became the third Indian left handed batsman to score a fifty on test debut against England.

The on-going test series between India and England has witnessed 99 boundary sixes up to the end of the second day of the fifth test which is a record for most boundary sixes in a bilateral test series

The on-going test series between India and England has witnessed 73 boundary sixes scored by India up to the end of the second day of the fifth test which is a record for most boundary sixes scored by a team in a bilateral test series

RG Sharma and Shubman Gill scored 103 and 110 respectively in India’s first innings in this test to provide the 98^th occasion of batsmen batting at number two and three scoring centuries in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 20 such occasion in a test innings against England

It also provides the eleventh such occasion by Indian batsmen and the second such occasion by Indian batsmen against England. The first such occasion was at Ahmedabad in Nov 2012 when V Sehwag and CA Pujara scored 117 and 206 respectively batting at number two and three.

India Vs England – Fifth Test at Dharamsala – First day

07/03/2024 hrg

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 111th occasion of England doing so against India. It also provides the 59^th occasion of India doing so against India in India.

R Ashwin of India and JM Bairstow of England were making their 100^th appearance in this test, It is not the first occasion in the annals of test cricket that rival team’s cricketers making their 100^th appearance in the same test. Jacques Kallis, Shaun Pollock of South Africa and Stephen Fleming of New Zealand had made their 100^th appearance in the Centurion test in 2006 between South Africa and New Zealand.

R Ashwin of India and JM Bairstow of England were playing their 100^th test in this test to provide the second occasion of two or more cricketers from rival teams making their 100^th appearance in the same test

R Ashwin of India was playing his 100^th test to provide the 14th occasion of an Indian cricketer making his 100^th appearance in tests.

JM Bairstow of England was his 100^th test to provide the 17^th occasion of an England cricketer making his 100^th appearance in tests.

India capped D Padikkal for this test. He became the 313rd cricketer to represent India in tests. He also became the 101st Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England.

India capped D Padikkal for this test. He became the 172nd cricketer to represent India in tests on home soil. He also became the 49th Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England on home soil

India capped D Padikkal for this test. He became 58th left handed cricketer to represent India in tests. He also became the 14th left handed Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England.

India capped D Padikkal for this test. He became the 34^th left handed cricketer to represent India in tests on home soil. He also became the fifth left handed Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England on home soil

RA Jadeja had played 19 tests against England prior to the start of this test. He was playing his 20^th test against England at Dharamsala. He became the 17^th Indian cricketer to play 20 or more tests against England.

JE Root of England had scored 5247 runs on away soil prior to the start of this test. His 26 runs fetched him 5273 runs on away soil. He needs 23 more runs to own the record of scoring most runs on away soil by an England batsman. He would go past AN Cook who has scored 5295 runs.

JE Root had played 29 tests against India prior to the start of this test. Dharamsala test was his 30^th test against India. He became the third England cricketer to play 30 plus tests against India. Others are – JM Anderson {38} and AN Cook {30}

JM Anderson became the most capped England cricketer against India on away soil. He was playing his 17^th test against India in India at Dharamsala. He went past DL Underwood who has played 16 tests against India in India.

JM Anderson became the most capped cricketer against India on away soil. He was playing his 17^th test against India in India at Dharamsala. He went past DL Underwood who has played 16 tests against India in India.

JE Root was playing his 15^th test against India in India. He became the third England cricketer to play 15 or more tests against India in India. Others are – JM Anderson {17} and DL Underwood {16}

JE Root was playing his 15^th test against India in India. He became the fourth cricketer to play 15 or more tests against India in India. Others are – JM Anderson {17}, DL Underwood {16} and IVA Richards {15}

BA Stokes was dismissed for zero in England’s first innings to provide the sixth occasion of an England captain scoring zero in an innings against India. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England captain scoring zero in an innings against India in India.

BA Stokes was dismissed for zero in England’s first innings to provide the 114th occasion of an England captain scoring zero in an innings against all oppositions. It also provides the 64th occasion of an England captain scoring zero in an innings against all oppositions on away soil

BA Stokes was dismissed for zero in England’s first innings to provide the second occasion of his scoring zero in an innings against all oppositions. Prior to this he was dismissed for zero against Pakistan at Rawalpindi in Dec 2022.

JM Bairstow of England had an aggregate of 5974 runs prior to this test. His 29 runs in England’s first innings fetched him an aggregate of 6003 runs. He became the 17th England batsman to score 6000 plus test runs. He achieved this land mark his 100^th test. He also became the 14^th England batsman to score 6000 test runs and to appear in 100 plus tests.

Kuldeep Yadav captured five for 72 in England’s first innings to provide the 378^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings. It also provides the 211^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil.

Kuldeep Yadav captured five for 72 in England’s first innings to provide the 83^rd occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against England. It also provides the 51^st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil against England

Kuldeep Yadav captured five for 72 in England’s first innings to provide the fourth occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in an innings.

Kuldeep Yadav’s five fors are as under – 5 for 57 against West Indies at Rajkot in Oct 2018 : 5 for 99 against Australia at Sydney in Jan 2019 : 5 for 40 against Bangladesh at Chattogram in Dec 2022 and 5 for 72 against England at Dharamsala in Mar 2024

It also provides the second occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in an innings on home soil.

Kuldeep Yadav’s five fors on home soil are as under – 5 for 57 against West Indies at Rajkot in Oct 2018 and 5 for 72 against England at Dharamsala in Mar 2024

Kuldeep Yadav captured five for 72 in England’s first innings to provide the first occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in an innings against England.

Kuldeep Yadav’s aggregate of wickets in tests read 51 at the end of England’s first innings in this test. He has captured 33 wickets on home soil at the end of England’s first innings in this test.

R Ashwin’s aggregate of wickets against England read 109 at the end of England’s first innings in this test. He has captured 95 wickets against England on home soil at the end of England’s first innings in this test.

JM Anderson was dismissed for zero in England’s first innings in this test to provide the ninth occasion of his dismissed for zero in an innings against India. He now holds the record for most zeroes by an England batsman against India. The previous record was held by JM Bairstow who had scored eight zeroes against India.

RG Sharma had scored 48 boundary sixes on home soil. His two boundary sixes in his knock of 52 not out at the end of the first day fetched him 50 boundary sixes on home soil. He became the second Indian batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes on home soil. V Sehwag has scored 58 boundary sixes on home soil.

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the first Indian batsman to score 25 or more boundary sixes against England.

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England on home soil. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the first Indian batsman to score 25 or more boundary sixes against England on home soil

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the eighth batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 or more boundary sixes against an opposition.

No	Player	Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	BA Stokes	Eng	Aus	2013-2023	24	45	2	1562	155	36.32	39
2	IVA Richards	Win	Eng	1976-1991	36	50	4	2869	291	62.36	34
3	BA Stokes	Eng	SAF	2015-2022	15	26	0	1177	258	45.26	30
4	Imran Khan	Pak	Ind	1978-1989	23	29	8	1091	135*	51.95	28
5	CH Gayle	Win	NZl	2002-2014	12	21	2	1258	204	66.21	26
6	TG Southee	NZl	Eng	2008-2023	19	30	2	0584	077*	20.85	25
7	SR Tendulkar	Ind	Aus	1991-2013	39	74	8	3630	241*	55.00	25

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the third batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 or more boundary sixes against an England.

No	Player	Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	IVA Richards	Win	Eng	1976-1991	36	50	4	2869	291	62.36	34
2	TG Southee	NZl	Eng	2008-2023	19	30	2	0584	077*	20.85	25

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the second Indian batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition. SR Tendulkar has scored 25 boundary sixes against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the first Indian batsman in the annals of cricket to score most boundary sixes against an opposition. He went past SR Tendulkar has scored 25 boundary sixes against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He became the second opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 or more boundary sixes against an opposition. CH Gayle of West Indies has scored 26 boundary sixes against New Zealand

YBK Jaiswal had scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He scored three boundary sixes in his knock of 57 in India’s first innings which fetched him 26 boundary sixes. He now shares the record for most boundary sixes by an opening batsman against an opposition in the annals of test cricket with CH Gayle of West Indies. CH Gayle has scored 26 boundary sixes against New Zealand

RG Sharma of India had scored 49 boundary sixes as an opening batsman. His two boundary sixes in his knock of 52 not out at the end of the first day fetched him 51 boundary sixes. He become the sixth opening batsman to score in the annals of test cricket to score 50 plus boundary sixes. Others are – CH Gayle {94}, V Sehwag {89}, ML Hayden {87}, DA Warner {69} and CG Greenidge {67}

RG Sharma of India had scored 49 boundary sixes as an opening batsman. His two boundary sixes in his knock of 52 not out at the end of the first day fetched him 51 boundary sixes. He became the second Indian opening batsman to score in the annals of test cricket to score 50 plus boundary sixes. V Sehwag is the other Indian opening batsman who has scored 89 boundary sixes.

YBK Jaiswal of India had an aggregate of 655 runs in this series prior to the start of this test. His 57 in India’s first innings fetched him 712 runs. His feat of scoring 700 plus test runs provides the 35th occasion of a batsman scoring 700 plus runs in a bilateral test series.

It provides the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 700 plus runs in a bilateral test series. SM Gavaskar had scored 774 runs in a test series against West Indies in West Indies in 1970-71 and 732 runs in a test series against West Indies in India in 1978-79.

It provides the twelfth occasion of a batsman scoring 700 plus runs in a bilateral test series against England. YBK Jaiswal became the first Indian batsman to score 700 plus runs in a bilateral test series against England.

YBK Jaiswal had an aggregate of 971 runs prior to the start of this test. His 57 in India’s first innings fetched him 1028 runs. He became the 71^st Indian batsman to aggregate 1000 plus test runs.

YBK Jaiswal had an aggregate of 971 runs prior to the start of this test as an opening batsman. His 57 in India’s first innings fetched him 1028 runs. He became the 23rd Indian opening batsman to aggregate 1000 test runs.

YBK Jaiswal was dismissed stumped for 57 in India’s first innings to provide the ninth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed stumped after scoring a fifty in an innings against England. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed stumped after scoring a fifty in an innings against England.

YBK Jaiswal and RG Sharma scored 57 and 52 not out in India’s first innings in this test to provide the 14th occasion of India’s both openers scoring fifties in an innings against England. It also provides the seventh occasion of India’s both openers scoring half centuries in an innings against England.

RG Sharma scored 52 not out at the end of the first day’s play in India’s innings to provide the 226^th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty in an innings. It also provides the 55^th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty in an innings against England.

RG Sharma scored 52 not out at the end of the first day’s play in India’s innings to provide the 41st occasion of an Indian captain opener scoring a fifty in an innings. It also provides the ninth occasion of an Indian captain opener scoring a fifty in an innings against England.

YBK Jaiswal-RG Sharma posted 104 runs for the first wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 122^nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England. It also provides the 18th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England for the first wicket.

YBK Jaiswal’s 1028 runs have come in nine tests. He became the fourth batsman to complete 1000 test runs in least number of tests in the annals of test cricket. DG Bradman of Australia in seven tests, H Sutcliffe of England in nine tests and ED Weekes of West Indies in nine tests.

It is also a record for an Indian batsman to aggregate 1000 test runs in least number of tests.The previous Indian record was held by VG Kambli who had completed 1000 runs in 12 tests.

RG Sharma has an aggregate of 1039 runs at the end of the first day’s play while leading India. He became the tenth Indian captain and also 96^th captain in the annals of test cricket to total 1000 plus runs.

RG Sharms has an aggregate of 1039 runs at the end of the first day’s play as captain opener. He became the second Indian captain opener and also the 22nd captain opener in the annals of test cricket to total 1000 plus runs.

SM Gavaskar is the other Indian captain opener to score 1000 plus runs. He has an aggregate of 3445 runs

YBK Jaiswal has scored 26 boundary sixes in the calendar year 2024. He became the third batsman to score 26 or more boundary sixes in a calendar year. Others are – BB McCullum {33 in 2014} and BA Stokes {26 in 2022}

Dharamsala Test – Couple of records are in store for YBK Jaiswal

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YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman to score 25 boundary sixes against England.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England on home soil. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman to score 25 boundary sixes against England on home soil

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the eighth batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition.

No	Player	Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	BA Stokes	Eng	Aus	2013-2023	24	45	2	1562	155	36.32	39
2	IVA Richards	Win	Eng	1976-1991	36	50	4	2869	291	62.36	34
3	BA Stokes	Eng	SAF	2015-2022	15	26	0	1177	258	45.26	30
4	Imran Khan	Pak	Ind	1978-1989	23	29	8	1091	135*	51.95	28
5	CH Gayle	Win	NZl	2002-2014	12	21	2	1258	204	66.21	26
6	TG Southee	NZl	Eng	2008-2023	19	30	2	0584	077*	20.85	25
7	SR Tendulkar	Ind	Aus	1991-2013	39	74	8	3630	241*	55.00	25

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the third batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an England.

No	Player	Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	IVA Richards	Win	Eng	1976-1991	36	50	4	2869	291	62.36	34
2	TG Southee	NZl	Eng	2008-2023	19	30	2	0584	077*	20.85	25

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the second Indian batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition. SR Tendulkar has scored 25 boundary sixes against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 26 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman in the annals of cricket to score most boundary sixes against an opposition. He would go past SR Tendulkar has scored 25 boundary sixes against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the second opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition. CH Gayle of West Indies has scored 26 boundary sixes against New Zealand

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England. He needs four more boundary sixes for his 27 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score most boundary sixes against an opposition. He would go past CH Gayle of West Indies has scored 26 boundary sixes against New Zealand.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 26 boundary sixes as an opening batsman prior to the start of this test. Four more boundary sixes would fetch him 30 boundary sixes. He would then become the fifth Indian opening batsman to score 30 plus boundary sixes. Others are – V Sehwag {88}, RG Sharma {49}, NS Sidhu {34} and M Vijay {33}

YBK Jaiswal has scored 26 boundary sixes as a batsman prior to the start of this test. Four more boundary sixes would fetch him 30 boundary sixes. He would then become the 13th Indian batsman to score 30 plus boundary sixes.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 26 boundary sixes as an opening batsman prior to the start of this test. Four more boundary sixes would fetch him 30 boundary sixes. He would then become the 14th opening batsman to score 30 plus boundary sixes in the annals of test cricket.

YBK Jaiswal has an aggregate of 971 runs prior to the start of this test. He needs 29 more runs which would fetch him 1000 test runs. He would then become the 71^st Indian batsman to aggregate 1000 test runs.

YBK Jaiswal has an aggregate of 971 runs prior to the start of this test as an opening batsman. He needs 29 more runs which would fetch him 1000 test runs. He would then become the 23rd Indian opening batsman to aggregate 1000 test runs.

YBK Jaiswal of India has an aggregate of 655 runs in this series prior to the start of this test. He needs 45 more runs which would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then his feat of scoring 700 plus test runs would provide the 35th occasion of a batsman scoring 700 plus test runs in a bilateral test series.

It would also provide the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 700 plus test runs in a bilateral test series. SM Gavaskar had scored 774 runs in a test series against West Indies in West Indies in 1970-71 and 732 runs in a test series against West Indies in India in 1978-79.

It would also provide the twelfth occasion of a batsman scoring 700 plus test runs in a bilateral test series against England. YBK Jaiswal would become the first Indian batsman to score 700 plus test runs in a bilateral test series against England.

Dharamsala Test – Plethora of records in store for RA Jadeja

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RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the seventh Indian bowler to capture 300 wickets in tests

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the 38^th bowler to capture 300 wickets in tests

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the eighth left arm bowler to capture 300 wickets in tests

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the second left arm Indian bowler to capture 300 wickets in tests

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the third left arm apin bowler to capture 300 wickets in tests

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the first left arm Indian spin bowler to capture 300 wickets in tests

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the third Indian cricketer to score 3000 plus runs and to capture 300 plus wickets in tests. Others are – R Ashwin {3309 runs : 507 wkts} and N Kapil Dev {5248 runs : 434 wkts}

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the eleventh cricketer to score 3000 plus runs and to capture 300 plus wickets in tests.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Runs	Wkts
1	RA Jadeja	Ind	2012-2024	071	3021	292
2	WPUJC Vaas	Srl	1994-2009	111	3089	355
3	RJ Hadlee	NZl	1973-1990	086	3124	431
4	SK Warne	Aus	1992-2007	145	3154	708
5	R Ashwin	Ind	2011-2024	099	3309	507
6	SCJ Broad	Eng	2007-2023	167	3662	604
7	SM Pollock	SAF	1995-2008	108	3781	421
8	Imran Khan	Pak	1971-1992	088	3807	362
9	DL Vettori	NZl	1997-2014	113	4531	362
10	IT Botham	Eng	1977-1992	102	5200	383
11	N Kapil Dev	Ind	1978-1994	131	5248	434

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 292 wickets prior to the start of this test. Eight more wickets would fetch him 300 wickets, If he gets them, then he would become the third left handed cricketer to score 3000 plus runs and to capture 300 plus wickets in tests. He also would become the first Indian left handed cricketer to accomplish such a feat

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Runs	Wkts
1	RA Jadeja	Ind	2012-2024	071	3021	292
2	WPUJC Vaas	Srl	1994-2009	111	3089	355
3	DL Vettori	NZl	1997-2014	113	4531	362

RA Jadeja has played 19 tests against England prior to the start of this test. He would be playing his 20^th test against England if he plays the test at Dharamsala. He would then become the 17^th Indian cricketer to play 20 or more tests against England.

RA Jadeja has scored 1902 runs in India’s winning testa. 98 more runs would fetch him 2000 runs and he would become the first Indian cricketer to score 2000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets in India’s winning tests. He has already captured 209 wickets in India’s winning tests.

RA Jadeja has scored 1902 runs in India’s winning tests. 98 more runs would fetch him 2000 runs and he would become the first cricketer to score 2000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets in teams’s winning tests. He has already captured 209 wickets in team’s winning tests.

RA Jadeja has scored 1476 runs in India’s winning tests on home soil. 24 more runs would fetch him 1500 runs and he would become the first Indian cricketer to score 1500 plus runs and capture 150 plus wickets in India’s winning tests on home soil. He has already captured 167 wickets in India’s winning tests on home soil.

RA Jadeja has scored 1476 runs in team’s winning tests on home soil. 24 more runs would fetch him 1500 runs and he would become the first cricketer to score 1500 plus runs and capture 150 plus wickets in team’s winning tests on home soil. He has already captured 167 wickets in team’s winning tests on home soil

RA Jadeja’s milestones if India wins the Dharamsala Test against England

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RA Jadeja has scored 1902 runs in team’s winning tests. 98 more runs would fetch him 2000 runs and he would become the first cricketer to score 2000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets in team’s winning tests. He has already captured 209 wickets in team’s winning tests.

Approaching milestones ahead of the fifth test between India and England at Dharamsala

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R Ashwin of India and JM Bairstow of England would be playing their 100^th test if they appear in the test between India and England at Dharamsala

It is not the first occasion in the annals of test cricket that rivel team’s cricketers making their 100^th appearance in the same test. Jacques Kallis, Shaun Pollock of South Africa and Stephen Fleming of New Zealand had made their 100^th appearance in the Centurion test in 2006 between South Africa and New Zealand.

R Ashwin of India and JM Bairstow of England would be playing their 100^th test if they appear in the test between India and England at Dharamsala would provide the second occasion of two or more cricketers from rival teams making their 100^th appearance in the same test

R Ashwin of India would be playing his 100^th test if he appears in the test between India and England at Dharamsala would provide the 14th occasion of an Indian cricketer making his 100^th appearance in a test.

JM Bairstow of England would be playing his 100^th test if he appears in the test between India and England at Dharamsala would provide the 17^th occasion of an England cricketer making his 100^th appearance in a test.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Runs	Wkts
1	RA Jadeja	Ind	2012-2024	071	3021	292
2	WPUJC Vaas	Srl	1994-2009	111	3089	355
3	RJ Hadlee	NZl	1973-1990	086	3124	431
4	SK Warne	Aus	1992-2007	145	3154	708
5	R Ashwin	Ind	2011-2024	099	3309	507
6	SCJ Broad	Eng	2007-2023	167	3662	604
7	SM Pollock	SAF	1995-2008	108	3781	421
8	Imran Khan	Pak	1971-1992	088	3807	362
9	DL Vettori	NZl	1997-2014	113	4531	362
10	IT Botham	Eng	1977-1992	102	5200	383
11	N Kapil Dev	Ind	1978-1994	131	5248	434

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Runs	Wkts
1	RA Jadeja	Ind	2012-2024	071	3021	292
2	WPUJC Vaas	Srl	1994-2009	111	3089	355
3	DL Vettori	NZl	1997-2014	113	4531	362

R Ashwin, CA Pujara and V Kohli are the three Indian cricketers who have played 12 tests against England in India’s winning tests. One more test win against England would fetch R Ashwin a record of appearing in most winning tests against England.

RA Jadeja has scored 1902 runs in a team’s winning tests. 98 more runs would fetch him 2000 runs and he would become the first cricketer to score 2000 plus runs and capture 200 plus wickets in team’s winning tests. He has already captured 209 wickets in team’s winning tests.

JM Bairstow of England has an aggregate of 5974 runs prior to this test. He needs 24 more runs for his 6000 runs. If he gets it, he would then become the 17th England batsman to score 6000 plus test runs. He would be achieving this land mark his 100^th test. He would also become the 14^th England batsman to score 6000 test runs and to appear in 100 plus tests.

JE Root of England has scored 5247 runs on away soil prior to the start of this test. 49 more runs would fetch him 5296 runs on away soil and with it the record of scoring most runs on away soil by an England batsman. He would go past AN Cook who has scored 5295 runs.

JE Root of England has scored 13 centuries on away soil prior to the start of this test. One more century at Dharamsala would fetch him his 14^th century on away soil and he would become the third England batsman to score 14 or more centuries on away soil. Others are – AN Cook {17} and KF Barrington {14}.

JE Root has played 29 tests against India prior to the start of this test. Dharamsala test would be his 30^th test against India. He would become the third England cricketer to play 30 plus tests against India. Others are – JM Anderson {38} and AN Cook {30}

JM Anderson would become the most capped England cricketer against India on away soil. He would be playing his 17^th test against India in India. He would go past DL Underwood who has played 16 tests against India in India.

JM Anderson would become the most capped cricketer against India on away soil. He would be playing his 17^th test against India in India. He would go past DL Underwood who has played 16 tests against India in India.

JM Anderson has captured 147 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 150 wickets and with it the record of becoming the first England bowler to capture 150 plus wickets against India. He also would become the first bowler to capture 150 plus wickets against India

JM Anderson has captured 147 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him 150 wickets and with it the record of becoming the fifth bowler to capture 150 plus wickets against an opposition. Others are – SK Warne of Australia – 195 wickets against England, DK Lillee of Australia – 167 wickets against England, CE Ambrose of West Indies – 164 wickets against England, GD McGrath of Australia – 157 wickets against England and SCJ Broad of England – 153 wickets against Australia.

JM Anderson of England has an aggregate of 147 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Three more wickets would fetch him his 150 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the second England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 150 plus wickets against an opposition. Prior to this SCJ Broad of England has captured 153 wickets against Australia.

RG Sharma has scored 48 boundary sixes on home soil. He needs two more boundary sixes which would fetch him 50 boundary sixes on home soil. If he gets them, he would then become the second Indian batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes on home soil. V Sehwag has scored 58 boundary sixes on home soil.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England on home soil. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman to score 25 boundary sixes against England on home soil

No	Player	Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	BA Stokes	Eng	Aus	2013-2023	24	45	2	1562	155	36.32	39
2	IVA Richards	Win	Eng	1976-1991	36	50	4	2869	291	62.36	34
3	BA Stokes	Eng	SAF	2015-2022	15	26	0	1177	258	45.26	30
4	Imran Khan	Pak	Ind	1978-1989	23	29	8	1091	135*	51.95	28
5	CH Gayle	Win	NZl	2002-2014	12	21	2	1258	204	66.21	26
6	TG Southee	NZl	Eng	2008-2023	19	30	2	0584	077*	20.85	25
7	SR Tendulkar	Ind	Aus	1991-2013	39	74	8	3630	241*	55.00	25

No	Player	Team	Opp	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	6s
1	IVA Richards	Win	Eng	1976-1991	36	50	4	2869	291	62.36	34
2	TG Southee	NZl	Eng	2008-2023	19	30	2	0584	077*	20.85	25

RG Sharma of India has scored 49 boundary sixes as an opening batsman. He needs one more boundary sixes for his 50 boundary sixes. If he gets them, he would then become the sixth opening batsman to score in the annals of test cricket to score 50 plus boundary sixes. Others are – CH Gayle {94}, V Sehwag {89}, ML Hayden {87}, DA Warner {69} and CG Greenidge {67}

RG Sharma of India has scored 49 boundary sixes as an opening batsman. He needs one more boundary sixes for his 50 boundary sixes. If he gets them, he would then become the second Indian opening batsman to score in the annals of test cricket to score 50 plus boundary sixes. V Sehwag is the other Indian opening batsman who has scored 89 boundary sixes.

YBK Jaiswal of India has an aggregate of 655 runs in this series prior to the start of this test. He needs 45 more runs which would fetch him 700 runs. If he gets them, then his feat of scoring 700 plus test runs would provide the 35^th occasion of a batsman scoring 700 plus test runs in a bilateral test series.

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