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India won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 223^rd occasion of India doing so. It also provides the 24th occasion of India doing so against Sri Lanka.

India won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 223^rd occasion of India doing so. It also provides the 24th occasion of India doing so against Sri Lanka.

India won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 16^th occasion of team doing so in a pink ball test. It also provides the second occasion of India doing so in a pink ball test. Prior to this, India had won the toss and elected to bat in a pink ball test at Adelaide in Dec 2020

MA Agarwal was dismissed run out for 4 in this test to provide the 57th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed run out in an innings. It also provide the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed run out in an innings against Sri Lanka

MA Agarwal was dismissed run out for 4 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out in an innings in a pink ball test. It also provide the first occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed run out in an innings in a pink ball test.

RG Sharma became the first captain to open a team’s innings in a Pink ball test. RG Sharma-FDM Karunaratne became the first rival captains who opened the innings for their respective teams in a pink ball test.

SS Iyer was dismissed stumped for 92 in India’s innings to provide the 29^th occasion of a batsman dismissed stumped for nineties in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed stumped for nineties in an innings. All such four occasions are tabulated below

It also provides the second occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed stumped for nineties in a test at Bangalore. SR Tendulkar was the other batsman to be dismissed stumped for nineties at Bangalore. He was dismissed stumped for 90 against England at Bangalore in Dec 2001.

SS Iyer became the eighth Indian batsman to be dismissed for 90s in a test at Bangalore. All such occasions are tabulated below

SS Iyer became the third Indian batsman to be dismissed for 90s in a test at Bangalore against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below

SS Iyer’s dismissal for 92 in India’s innings provides the 126^th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for nineties in an innings. It also provides the 14^th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for nineties in an innings against Sri Lanka.

SS Iyer’s dismissal for 92 in India’s innings provides the fifth occasion of an batsman dismissed for nineties in an innings in Pink Ball test. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for nineties in an innings in a Pink Ball test.

The overall aggregate of boundary sixes scored in test at Bengaluru read 143 at the end of the first day. Indian batsmen have scored 79 boundary sixes while visiting batsmen have scored 64 boundary sixes.

SS Iyer’s 92 in this test represent the 134^th fifty scored by batsmen at Bangalore. Indian batsmen have scored 69^th fifty while visiting batsmen have scored 65 fifties.

SS Iyer’s 92 in this test represent the 102nd half century scored by batsmen at Bangalore. Indian batsmen have scored 52 half centuries while visiting batsmen have scored 50 fifties.

RG Sharma became the third Indian captain to score boundary sixes at Bengaluru. Others are MS Dhoni {04} and M Azharuddin {01}. A total number of six boundary sixes have been scored by Indian captains as at the end of the first day’s play in this test. Visiting captains have scored 13 boundary sixes and the total number of boundary sixes scored by captains at Bengaluru read 19.

RG Sharma’s lone six in India’s innings fetched a total number of 21 boundary sixes by Indian opening batsmen at Bengaluru. The total number of boundary sixes by opening batsmen read 36 at the end of the first day’s play which includes 15 boundary sixes by visiting opening batsmen.

MA Wood of England captured six for 37 in Australia’s second innings – third innings of the test – in the just concluded test at Hobart to provide the eighth occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings in a day-night test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

MA Wood of England captured six for 37 in Australia’s second innings – third innings of the test in the just concluded test at Hobart.  His effort was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of a bowler’s six or more wickets in an innings going in vain in a day-night test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

England was dismissed for 124 in the fourth innings of the just concluded test against Australia to provide the 23^rd occasion of England dismissed all out for a total less than 125 runs in the fourth innings of the test against all oppositions. All such occasions are tabulated below.

It also provides the 13th occasion of England dismissed all out for a total less than 125 runs in the fourth innings of the test against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.

MA Wood of England captured six for 37 in Australia’s second innings – third innings of the test in the just concluded test at Hobart.  His effort was in a losing cause to provide the 34^th occasion of a England bowler’s six or more wickets in an innings against Australia going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below.

MA Wood of England captured six for 37 in Australia’s second innings – third innings of the test – in the just concluded test at Hobart to provide the 105^th occasion of a England bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.