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Bangladesh was dismissed for 43 against West Indies at North Sound in the ongoing test. In Bangaldesh’s innings only one batsman scoring double figures and the other ten batsman scored single digit runs. This occasion provides  the 29^th occasion of a team’s innings containing ten batsmen scoring single digit runs. All such occasions are listed below

No	Team	Score	Num	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	45	10	1	v Australia	Sydney	28 Jan 1887
2	Australia	42	10	2	v England	Sydney	10 Feb 1888
3	South Africa	47	10	2	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
4	South Africa	43	10	3	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
5	South Africa	30	10	4	v England	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
6	Australia	44	10	4	v England	The Oval	10 Aug 1896
7	South Africa	35	10	4	v England	Cape Town	01 Apr 1899
8	Australia	36	10	2	v England	Birmingham	29 May 1902
9	South Africa	58	10	1	v England	Lord’s	10 Jun 1912
10	South Africa	36	10	1	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
11	South Africa	45	10	3	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
12	England	52	10	1	v Australia	The Oval	14 Aug 1948
13	New Zealand	26	10	3	v England	Auckland	25 Mar 1955
14	England	71	10	2	v West Indies	Manchester	08 Jul 1976
15	Pakistan	62	10	2	v Australia	Perth	13 Nov 1981
16	England	46	10	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
17	Sri Lanka	71	10	1	v Pakistan	Kandy	26 Aug 1994
18	India	66	10	4	v South Africa	Durban	26 Dec 1996
19	India	81	10	4	v West Indies	Bridgetown	27 Mar 1997
20	West Indies	51	10	4	v Australia	Port of Spain	5 Mar 1999
21	Zimbabwe	63	10	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Mar 2000
22	West Indies	54	10	3	v England	Lord’s	29 Jun 2000
23	Pakistan	59	10	1	v Australia	Sharjah	11 Oct 2002
24	Zimbabwe	54	10	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	04 Mar 2005
25	Bangladesh	62	10	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Jul 2007
26	England	51	10	3	v West Indies	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
27	Zimbabwe	51	10	2	v New Zealand	Napier	26 Jan 2012
28	New Zealand	45	10	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
29	Bangladesh	43	10	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

Bangladesh was dismissed for 43 against West Indies at North Sound in the ongoing test. In Bangaldesh’s innings only one batsman scoring double figures and the other ten batsman scored single digit runs. This occasion provides the second occasion of Bangladesh innings containing ten batsmen scoring single digit runs. Both such occasions are listed below

No	Team	Score	Num	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
25	Bangladesh	62	10	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Jul 2007
29	Bangladesh	43	10	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

Bangladesh was dismissed for 43 against West Indies at North Sound in the ongoing test. In Bangaldesh’s innings only one batsman scoring double figures and the other ten batsman scored single digit runs. This occasion provides the sixth occasion of a team’s innings containing ten batsmen scoring single digit runs against West Indies. All such occasions are listed below

No	Team	Score	Num	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	71	10	2	v West Indies	Manchester	08 Jul 1976
2	England	46	10	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
3	India	81	10	4	v West Indies	Bridgetown	27 Mar 1997
4	Zimbabwe	63	10	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Mar 2000
5	England	51	10	3	v West Indies	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
6	Bangladesh	43	10	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

 

 

KAJ Roach of West Indies captured five  wickets conceding eight runs against Bangladesh in the  ongoing test at North Sound to provide the tenth occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings  conceding single  digit runs {one to nine} in  the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	GA Lohmann	9.4×5	5	7	8	4	Eng	SAF	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
2	AER Gilligan	6.3	4	7	6	2	Eng	SAF	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
3	H Ironmonger	7.2	5	6	5	1	Aus	SAF	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
4	ERH Toshack	2.3×8	1	2	5	2	Aus	Ind	Brisbane	28 Nov 1947
5	TBA May	6.5	3	9	5	3	Aus	Win	Adelaide	23 Jan 1993
6	JJC Lawson	6.5	4	3	6	3	Win	Ban	Dhaka	8 Dec 2002
7	MJ Clarke	6.2	0	9	6	3	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	03 Nov 2004
8	VD Philander	6.0	3	7	5	1	SAF	NZl	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
9	DW Steyn	8.1	6	8	6	2	SAF	Pak	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013
10	KAJ Roach	5.0	1	8	5	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

KAJ Roach of West Indies captured five  wickets conceding eight runs against Bangladesh in the  ongoing test at North Sound to provide the second occasion of a Wes Indies bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings  conceding single  digit runs {one to nine} in  the annals of test cricket. Both such occasions are listed below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	JJC Lawson	6.5	4	3	6	3	Win	Ban	Dhaka	08 Dec 2002
2	KAJ Roach	5.0	1	8	5	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

KAJ Roach of West Indies captured five  wickets conceding eight runs against Bangladesh in the  ongoing test at North Sound to provide the tenth occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings  conceding single  digit runs {one to nine}   in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	JJC Lawson	6.5	4	3	6	3	Win	Ban	Dhaka	08 Dec 2002
2	KAJ Roach	5.0	1	8	5	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

The following table lists the ten occasions  in the ascending order of the runs  conceded. ERH Toshack of Australia has conceded least number of runs – two runs – while capturing five wickets in a test innings.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	ERH Toshack	2.3×8	1	2	5	2	Aus	Ind	Brisbane	28 Nov 1947
2	JJC Lawson	6.5	4	3	6	3	Win	Ban	Dhaka	8 Dec 2002
3	H Ironmonger	7.2	5	6	5	1	Aus	SAF	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
4	GA Lohmann	9.4×5	5	7	8	4	Eng	SAF	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
5	AER Gilligan	6.3	4	7	6	2	Eng	SAF	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
6	VD Philander	6.0	3	7	5	1	SAF	NZl	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
7	DW Steyn	8.1	6	8	6	2	SAF	Pak	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013
8	KAJ Roach	5.0	1	8	5	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
9	TBA May	6.5	3	9	5	3	Aus	Win	Adelaide	23 Jan 1993
10	MJ Clarke	6.2	0	9	6	3	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	03 Nov 2004

KAJ Roach of West Indies captured five  wickets conceding eight runs against Bangladesh in the  ongoing test at North Sound to provide the third occasions of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings  conceding single  digit runs {one to nine} in the first innings of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	H Ironmonger	7.2	5	6	5	1	Aus	SAF	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
2	VD Philander	6.0	3	7	5	1	SAF	NZl	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
3	KAJ Roach	5.0	1	8	5	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

KAJ Roach of West Indies captured five  wickets conceding eight runs against Bangladesh in the  ongoing test at North Sound to provide the fifth occasion of a bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings  conceding single  digit runs {one to nine}  in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	ERH Toshack	2.3×8	1	2	5	2	Aus	Ind	Brisbane	28 Nov 1947
2	H Ironmonger	7.2	5	6	5	1	Aus	SAF	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
3	VD Philander	6.0	3	7	5	1	SAF	NZl	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
4	KAJ Roach	5.0	1	8	5	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
5	TBA May	6.5	3	9	5	3	Aus	Win	Adelaide	23 Jan 1993

 

Bangladesh was dismissed for 43 against West Indies in the ongoing test at North Sound to provide the 22nd occasion of a team dismissed for a total of les than 100 runs in an innings of a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below. Bangladesh’s 43 is the third lowest total in a completed innings in the first innings of a test match

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Bangladesh	43	18.4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
2	England	46	19.1	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
3	England	51	33.2	3	v West Indies	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
4	Zimbabwe	63	47.0	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Mar 2000
5	England	71	32.5	2	v West Indies	Manchester	08 Jul 1976
6	New Zealand	74	62.2	1	v West Indies	Dunedin	03 Feb 1956
7	India	75	30.5	1	v West Indies	Delhi	25 Nov 1987
8	Australia	76	31.2	2	v West Indies	Perth	09 Nov 1984
9	Pakistan	77	44.5	3	v West Indies	Lahore	07 Nov 1986
10	India	81	35.5	4	v West Indies	Bridgetown	27 Mar 1997
11	Pakistan	81	34.4	4	v West Indies	Bridgetown	30 Apr 2017
12	Australia	82	25.7×8	1	v West Indies	Adelaide	22 Dec 1951
13	Bangladesh	87	31.5	3	v West Indies	Dhaka	08 Dec 2002
14	England	89	30.0	3	v West Indies	Birmingham	06 Jul 1995
15	Australia	90	35.1	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	03 Mar 1978
16	India	90	30.0	3	v West Indies	Kolkata	10 Dec 1983
17	England	93	42.4	3	v West Indies	Manchester	30 Jun 1988
18	Australia	94	43.4	4	v West Indies	Port of Spain	15 Apr 1978
19	New Zealand	94	47.4	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Apr 1985
20	India	97	26.2	3	v West Indies	Kingston	21 Apr 1976
21	Australia	97	43.5	3	v West Indies	Bridgetown	30 Mar 1984
22	India	98	50.5	3	v West Indies	Port of Spain	16 Feb 1962

Bangladesh was dismissed for 43 against West Indies in the ongoing test at North Sound to provide the sixth occasion of a team dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in the first innings of a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Bangladesh	43	18.4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
2	New Zealand	74	62.2	1	v West Indies	Dunedin	03 Feb 1956
3	India	75	30.5	1	v West Indies	Delhi	25 Nov 1987
4	Australia	82	25.7×8	1	v West Indies	Adelaide	22 Dec 1951
5	Australia	90	35.1	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	03 Mar 1978
6	New Zealand	94	47.4	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Apr 1985

 

Bangladesh was dismissed for 43 against West Indies in the ongoing test at North Sound to provide the 54^th occasion of a team dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in the first innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below. Bangladesh’s 43 is the third lowest total in a completed innings in the first innings of a test  match

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	South Africa	36	23.2	1	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
2	New Zealand	42	39.0	1	v Australia	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
3	Bangladesh	43	18.4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
4	England	45	35.3×4	1	v Australia	Sydney	28 Jan 1887
5	New Zealand	45	19.2	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
6	England	52	42.1	1	v Australia	The Oval	14 Aug 1948
7	Australia	53	22.3×5	1	v England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1896
8	Zimbabwe	54	31.2	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	04 Mar 2005
9	South Africa	58	26.1	1	v England	Lord’s	10 Jun 1912
0	England	58	20.4	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
11	Pakistan	59	31.5	1	v Australia	Sharjah	11 Oct 2002
12	Australia	60	18.3	1	v England	Nottingham	06 Aug 2015
13	Bangladesh	62	25.2	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	03 Jul 2007
14	Australia	63	80.0×4	1	v England	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
15	New Zealand	65	37.6×8	1	v England	Christchurch	25 Feb 1971
16	New Zealand	67	59.1	1	v England	Leeds	03 Jul 1958
17	New Zealand	70	39.2	1	v Pakistan	Dhaka	07 Nov 1955
18	Sri Lanka	71	28.2	1	v Pakistan	Kandy	26 Aug 1994
19	Pakistan	72	39.3	1	v England	Birmingham	06 Aug 2010
20	Australia	74	46.0	1	v England	Birmingham	27 May 1909
21	New Zealand	74	62.2	1	v West Indies	Dunedin	3 Feb 1956
22	England	75	40.1	1	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Dec 1894
23	India	75	30.5	1	v West Indies	Delhi	25 Nov 1987
24	England	76	36.3	1	v South Africa	Leeds	29 Jul 1907
25	India	76	20.0	1	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	03 Apr 2008
26	England	77	42.3	1	v Australia	Lord’s	19 Jun 1997
27	Australia	80	90.3×4	1	v England	The Oval	13 Aug 1888
28	Australia	80	53.1	1	v Pakistan	Karachi	11 Oct 1956
29	Australia	82	25.7×8	1	v West Indies	Adelaide	22 Dec 1951
30	West Indies	82	49.1	1	v Australia	Brisbane	23 Nov 2000
31	India	83	27.0	1	v New Zealand	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
32	Zimbabwe	83	30.3	1	v England	Lord’s	18 May 2000
33	South Africa	84	75.2×4	1	v England	Port Elizabeth	12 Mar 1889
34	Australia	85	32.5	1	v South Africa	Hobart	12 Nov 2016
35	Pakistan	87	83.5	1	v England	Lord’s	10 Jun 1954
36	Australia	88	33.1	1	v Pakistan	Leeds	21 Jul 2010
37	Bangladesh	89	32.3	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	25 Jun 2007
33	Australia	90	35.1	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	03 Mar 1978
39	Bangladesh	90	36.4	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	06 Sep 2001
40	Pakistan	90	36.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (PSS)	12 Jul 2009
41	Australia	92	65.2×5	1	v England	The Oval	11 Aug 1890
42	England	92	48.0×5	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	01 Apr 1899
43	New Zealand	94	47.4	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Apr 1985
44	England	95	63.0×4	1	v Australia	Manchester	10 Jul 1884
45	South Africa	95	42.3	1	v England	The Oval	12 Aug 1912
46	Sri Lanka	95	38.4	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2001
47	India	96	55.5	1	v England	Lord’s	02 Aug 1979
48	South Africa	97	58.2×5	1	v England	Cape Town	19 Mar 1892
49	Bangladesh	97	42.2	1	v Australia	Darwin	18 Jul 2003
50	Australia	98	42.5	1	v England	Melbourne	26 Dec 2010
51	West Indies	99	50.0	1	v Australia	Melbourne	13 Feb 1931
52	India	99	38.2	1	v New Zealand	Hamilton	19 Dec 2002
53	Pakistan	99	44.1	1	v England	Dubai (DSC)	03 Feb 2012
54	Pakistan	99	36.4	1	v South Africa	Dubai (DSC)	23 Oct 2013

Bangladesh’s 43 is the third lowest total in a completed innings in the first innings of a test match. All the three occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	South Africa	36	23.2	1	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
2	New Zealand	42	39.0	1	v Australia	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
3	Bangladesh	43	18.4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 43 against West Indies  at North Sound  in  the  ongoing test to provide the 216^th occasion of a team dismissed all  out for a total less than 100 runs  in a test innings.

The following table lists the 15 occasions  of a team dismissed all out for a total of less than 45 and 45 in a  test innings. Bangladesh became the second team  to be dismissed  all  out for a total of less than 45 and  45 runs in the 20^th century. New Zealand was dismissed for 45 by South Africa at Cape Town in Jan 2013

Bangladesh’s 43 in this innings represents its lowest total  in a completed innings. Its previous lowest was its 62 against Sri Lanka  at Col-PSS in Jul 2007

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	26	27.0	3	v England	Auckland	25 Mar 1955
2	South Africa	30	18.4×5	4	v England	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
3	South Africa	30	12.3	2	v England	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
4	South Africa	35	22.4×5	4	v England	Cape Town	01 Apr 1899
5	Australia	36	23.0	2	v England	Birmingham	29 May 1902
6	South Africa	36	23.2	1	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
7	Australia	42	37.3×4	2	v England	Sydney	10 Feb 1888
8	New Zealand	42	39.0	1	v Australia	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
9	India	42	17.0	3	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
10	South Africa	43	28.2×4	3	v England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
11	Bangladesh	43	18.4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
12	Australia	44	26.0×5	4	v England	The Oval	10 Aug 1896
13	England	45	35.3×4	1	v Australia	Sydney	28 Jan 1887
14	South Africa	45	31.3	3	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
15	New Zealand	45	19.2	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013

 

S Dhawan scored 107 against Bangladesh at Bangalore in the recently concluded test which was his  first  appearance  hundred against Afghanistan. This was  his  fifth first  appearance  hundred against a team in tests. Prior to this he had scored first appearance hundred against four teams – namely – Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

He has achieved an unique distinction in the annals of test cricket to  score first appearance hundred against five teams which no other batsman has  achieved in the test history. The following table lists his five first appearance hundreds

No	Opposition	Ground	Start Date	FI	SI
1	Australia	Mohali	14 Mar 2013	187	DNB
2	New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014	0	115
3	Bangladesh	Fatullah	10 Jun 2015	173
4	Sri Lanka	Galle	12 Aug 2015	134	028
5	Afghanistan	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018	107	–

The following are  the six batsmen who  have  scored  first appearance hundreds against four  specific oppositions. The performance of these six batsmen are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Team	FI	SI	Oppn	Venue	Season
1	1	Cook AN	Eng	60	104*	Ind	Nagpur	2005-06
	2	Cook AN	Eng	105	4	Pak	Lord’s	2006
	3	Cook AN	Eng	105	65	Win	Lord’s	2007
	4	Cook AN	Eng	173	39	Ban	Chittagong	2009-10
2	1	Hayden ML	Aus	119	28*	Ind	Wankhede	2000-01
	2	Hayden ML	Aus	41	130	Srl	Galle	2003-04
	3	Hayden ML	Aus	380	DNB	Zim	Perth	2003-04
	4	Hayden ML	Aus	111	77	WEl	Sydney	2005-06
3	1	Sangakkara KC	Srl	105*	DNB	Ind	Galle	2001-02
	2	Sangakkara KC	Srl	230	14*	Pak	Lahore	2001-02
	3	Sangakkara KC	Srl	140	DNB	Win	Galle	2001-02
	4	Sangakkara KC	Srl	128	DNB	Zim	Col-SSC	2001-02
4	1	Smith GC	RSA	200	DNB	Ban	E  London	200203
	2	Smith GC	RSA	277	85	Eng	Edgbaston	2003
	3	Smith GC	RSA	132	44	Win	Wanderers	2003-04
	4	Smith GC	RSA	121	DNB	Zim	Cape Town	2004-05
5	1	Stewart AJ	Eng	113*	43	Srl	Lord’s	1991
	2	Stewart AJ	Eng	190	DNB	Pak	Edgbaston	1992
	3	Strauss AJ	Eng	126	94	RSA	P Elizabeth	2004-05
	4	Strauss AJ	Eng	137	35	Win	Lord’s	2004
6	1	Taylor MA	Aus	136	60	Eng	Headingley	1989
	2	Taylor MA	Aus	52	101	Pak	Melbourne	1989-90
	3	Taylor MA	Aus	9	164	Srl	Brisbane	1989-90
	4	Taylor MA	Aus	170	DNB	RSA	Melbourne	1993-94

Afghanistan lost its debut test against India at Bengaluru in Jun 2018  by an innings and 262 runs to provide the third occasion of a team on its debut losing the test by an innings margin. The  other two occasions are  – West Indies losing its debut test at Lord’s against England in Jun 1928 by an innings and 58 runs and Pakistan losing its debut test against India at Delhi in Oct 1952 by an innings and 70 runs. Thus Afghanistan became the second team to lose its debut test by an innings margin against India after Pakistan.

India-Afghanistan Test at Bangalore was completed within two days to provide the 21^st occasion of a test match completed in two days. It was the first occasion of such an occurrence  on Indian soil and also involving India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Days	Winner	Ground	Match Date
1	England	Australia	2	Australia	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
2	England	Australia	2	Australia	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
3	England	Australia	2	England	The Oval	13 Aug 1888
4	England	Australia	2	England	Manchester	30 Aug 1888
5	South Africa	England	2	England	Port Elizabeth	12 Mar 1889
6	South Africa	England	2	England	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
7	England	Australia	2	England	The Oval	11 Aug 1890
8	South Africa	England	2	England	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
9	South Africa	England	2	England	Cape Town	21 Mar 1896
10	Australia	South Africa	2	Australia	Manchester	27 May 1912
11	England	South Africa	2	England	The Oval	12 Aug 1912
12	England	Australia	2	Australia	Nottingham	28 May 1921
13	Australia	West Indies	2	Australia	Melbourne	13 Feb 1931
14	South Africa	Australia	2	Australia	Johannesburg	15 Feb 1936
15	New Zealand	Australia	2	Australia	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
16	England	West Indies	2	England	Leeds	17 Aug 2000
17	Australia	Pakistan	2	Australia	Sharjah	11 Oct 2002
18	South Africa	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Cape Town	04 Mar 2005
19	Zimbabwe	New Zealand	2	New Zealand	Harare	07 Aug 2005
20	South Africa	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
21	India	Afghanistan	2	India	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018

Afghanistan was dismissed for 109 and 103 on the second day of its inaugural test against India at Bengaluru in June 2018 to provide  the fourth occasion of a team dismissed all  out in both innings of a test in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the third occasion of a team dismissed in such a manner on the second day of the test. Afghanistan became the third team to suffer such an ignominy.

No	Team	FI	SI	Opposition	Venue	Day	Year
1	India	58	82	England	Manchester	3rd	1952
2	Zimbabwe	59	99	New Zealand	Harare	2nd	2005/06
3	Zimbabwe	51	143	New Zealand	Napier	2nd	2011/12
4	Afghanistan	109	103	India	Bengaluru	2nd	2018

 

India won the toss and elected to bat In this test to provide  the 206th  occasion of India winning  the toss and electing to bat in a test. It also provides the 124th such occasion on home soil and also the ninth  such occasion in a Bangalore Test.

Yamin Ahmedzai had the honour of bowling the  first delivery for Afghanistan in Test Cricket. He also had the honour of capturing the first test wicket for Afghanistan when he claimed the wicket of S Dhawan caught by Mohammad Nabi for 107

The Bangalore Test between India and Afghanistan which stared today that is  June, 14, 2018 will be the first ever test to be played by India in India in the month of June. India became the second country to host a test in the month of June apart from England.

S Dhawan became the first Indian batsman to score a century before Lunch on the first day of the test on the first day. Others are

Runs	Batsman	Match	Venue	Year
103*	VT Trumper (104)	Aus v Eng	Manchester	1902
112*	CG Macartney (151)	Aus v Eng	Leeds	1926
105*	DG Bradman (334)	Aus v Eng	Leeds	1930
108*	Majid Khan (112)	Pak v NZ	Karachi	1976-77
100*	DA Warner (113)	Aus v Pak	Sydney	2016-17

S Dhawan and M Vijay added 168 runs for  the first wicket in this test to  provide  the second occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership for the first wicket  in a test at Bangalore. The first such occasion was the 176 runs partnership between AD Gaekwad and SM Gavaskar against Pakistan in Sep 1983.

S Dhawan and M Vijay added 168 runs for  the first wicket in this test to  provide  the 35^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership for the first wicket on home soil.

S Dhawan and M Vijay added 168 runs for the first wicket in this test to provide the third occasion of these two batsmen posting a century partnership for the first wicket. Interestingly, all these three partnerships are 150 plus runs partnerships.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	S Dhawan, M Vijay	1	289	2	v Australia	Mohali	14 Mar 2013
2	S Dhawan, M Vijay	1	283	1	v Bangladesh	Fatullah	10 Jun 2015
3	S Dhawan, M Vijay	1	168	1	v Afghanistan	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018

S Dhawan {107} and M Vijay {100+} scored centuries in this test to provide the ninth occasion of Indian opening batsmen scoring centuries  in a test  innings. Other such occasion are listed below

No	Team	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	India	3	v England	Manchester	25 Jul 1936
2	India	1	v New Zealand	Chennai	06 Jan 1956
3	India	1	v Australia	Sydney	02 Jan 1986
4	India	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	13 Jan 2006
5	India	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	25 May 2007
6	India	1	v Sri Lanka	Kanpur	24 Nov 2009
7	India	2	v Australia	Mohali	14 Mar 2013
8	India	1	v Bangladesh	Fatullah	10 Jun 2015

India posted 474 runs in this test to provide the third occasion of a a team posting a total of 400 plus runs against an opponent which is making its debut. England had made 401 against West Indies at Lord’s in June 1928. India had made 429 against Bangladesh at Dhaka in Nov 2000. India’s 474 is the highest team total posted by a team against opponent making its debut

Rashid Khan conceded 154 runs in India’s innings to become the 26^th bowler to concede 150 plus runs on test debut. He also became the seventh bowler to concede 150 plus runs against India and the fourth bowler to concede 150 plus runs on debut against India on Indian soil

Rashid Khan {154} and Wafadar {100} conceded 100 plus runs in India’s innings to provide the ninth occasion of two bowlers conceding 100 plus runs on test debut

Rashid Khan {154} and Wafadar {100} conceded 100 plus runs in India’s innings to provide the 250^th and 251^st  occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs on test debut

Mohammad Shahad had the honour of facing the first ball in test cricket and also had the honour of scoring first runs for Afghanistan. He also scored the first boundary four for Afghanistan in test cricket which incidentally was the first runs for Afghanistan

Mohammad Shahzad was dismissed run out for 14 to provide the 152^nd occasion of a batsman dismissed run out on debut. It also provides the 13th such occasion against India and seventh such occasion on home soil.

KD Karthik was dismissed run out for 4 in India’s innings to provide the 152^nd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed  run out in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 32^nd  occasion of  an Indian wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out in an innings. It also provides the 17^th such occasion on Indian soil

KD Karthik’s run out dismissal for 4 in this test provides the second occasion of his run out dismissal in a test innings. The other occasion was against Pakistan at Kolkata in Mar 2005. He had made 28 runs in this  innings. He became the fifth Indian wicket keeper to be dismissed run out on two or more occasions on home soil. Others are – NR Mongia {04}, MS Dhoni {03}, FM Engineer {02} and SMH Kirmani {02}

KD Karthik’s run out dismissal for 4 in this test provides the 12^th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out for single digits {zero  to nine} in an innings.

UT Yadav captured his 100th test wicket when he took the wicket of Rahmat Shah leg before wicket for 14 in Afghanistan innings. He became the 22^nd Indian bowler to capture 100 plus test wickets. He  also became the eighth Indian pace bowler to  reach the landmark. He also became the fifth Indian right arm pace bowler to achieve the milestone