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RA Jadeja’s ten for 120 with five for 65 in the first innings and 5 for 55 in the second innings of the third test against New Zealand at Wankhede was in a losing cause to provide the 36^th occasion of a bowler’s ten wicket haul with five or more wickets in both innings going in vain in the annals of test cricket.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CTB Turner	88.0	4	50	087	12	Aus	v Eng	Sydney	10 Feb 1888
2	T Richardson	110.3	5	39	244	13	Eng	v Aus	Manchester	16 Jul 1896
3	H Trumble	65.0	5	19	089	12	Aus	v Eng	The Oval	10 Aug 1896
4	SF Barnes	80.1	6	22	163	13	Eng	v Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1902
5	WH Lockwood	37.1	6	10	076	11	Eng	v Aus	Manchester	24 Jul 1902
6	CB Llewellyn	49.5	6	12	116	10	SAF	v Aus	Johannesburg	18 Oct 1902
7	HV Hordern	62.0	6	13	161	10	Aus	v Eng	Sydney	23 Feb 1912
8	MW Tate	89.0	8	19	228	11	Eng	v Aus	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
9	CV Grimmett	62.0	6	10	201	10	Aus	v Eng	Nottingham	13 Jun 1930
10	K Farnes	65.2	6	13	179	10	Eng	v Aus	Nottingham	08 Jun 1934
11	AK Davidson	77.4	6	30	124	12	Aus	v Ind	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
12	SF Burke	81.0	6	29	196	11	SAF	v NZl	Cape Town	01 Jan 1962
13	RG Nadkarni	72.4	6	27	122	11	Ind	v Aus	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
14	AME Roberts	42.3	6	11	121	12	Win	v Ind	Chennai	11 Jan 1975
15	BS Bedi	61.2	8	12	194	10	Ind	v Aus	Perth	16 Dec 1977
16	RM Hogg	47.5	8	11	122	10	Aus	v Eng	Perth	15 Dec 1978
17	G Dymock	63.4	6	12	166	12	Aus	v Ind	Kanpur	02 Oct 1979
18	IT Botham	80.5	6	23	176	11	Eng	v Aus	Perth	14 Dec 1979
19	MA Holding	38.3	6	08	107	11	Win	v Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 1981
20	NGB Cook	44.0	6	20	083	11	Eng	v Pak	Karachi	02 Mar 1984
21	Wasim Akram	59.0	6	17	128	10	Pak	v NZl	Dunedin	09 Feb 1985
22	MG Hughes	73.1	6	16	217	13	Aus	v Win	Perth	02 Dec 1988
23	Wasim Akram	71.4	6	21	160	11	Pak	v Aus	Melbourne	12 Jan 1990
24	SK Warne	69.0	6	25	128	12	Aus	v SAF	Sydney	02 Jan 1994
25	BKV Prasad	44.0	6	10	153	10	Ind	v SAF	Durban	26 Dec 1996
26	Saqlain Mushtaq	82.3	6	22	216	10	Pak	v Ind	Delhi	04 Feb 1999
27	J Srinath	46.0	6	10	132	13	Ind	v Pak	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999
28	DL Vettori	60.0	6	19	149	12	NZl	v Aus	Auckland	11 Mar 2000
29	Wasim Akram	56.2	6	19	110	11	Pak	v Win	St John’s	25 May 2000
30	M Muralidaran	77.3	6	14	212	11	Srl	v Aus	Galle	08 Mar 2004
31	Harbhajan Singh	71.1	6	12	224	11	Ind	v Aus	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
32	Saeed Ajmal	56.5	6	20	111	11	Pak	v Win	Providence	12 May 2011
33	CR Woakes	42.0	6	13	102	11	Eng	v Pak	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
34	MA Starc	28.4	6	08	094	11	Aus	v Srl	Galle	04 Aug 2016
35	Taijul Islam	68.1	6	15	170	11	Ban	v Zim	Sylhet	03 Nov 2018
36	RA Jadeja	35.5	6	04	120	10	Ind	v NZl	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

RA Jadeja’s ten for 120 with five for 65 in the first innings and 5 for 55 in the second innings of the third test against New Zealand at Wankhede was in a losing cause to provide the sixth occasion of an Indian bowler’s ten wicket haul with five or more wickets in both innings going in vain in the annals of test cricket.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RG Nadkarni	72.4	6	27	122	11	Ind	v Aus	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
2	BS Bedi	61.2	8	12	194	10	Ind	v Aus	Perth	16 Dec 1977
3	BKV Prasad	44.0	6	10	153	10	Ind	v SAF	Durban	26 Dec 1996
4	J Srinath	46.0	6	10	132	13	Ind	v Pak	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999
5	Harbhajan Singh	71.1	6	12	224	11	Ind	v Aus	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
6	RA Jadeja	35.5	6	04	120	10	Ind	v NZl	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

RA Jadeja’s ten for 120 with five for 65 in the first innings and 5 for 55 in the second innings of the third test against New Zealand at Wankhede was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of a bowler’s ten wicket haul with five or more wickets in both innings going in vain against New Zealand in the annals of test cricket.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SF Burke	81.0	6	29	196	11	SAF	v NZl	Cape Town	01 Jan 1962
2	Wasim Akram	59.0	6	17	128	10	Pak	v NZl	Dunedin	09 Feb 1985
3	RA Jadeja	35.5	6	04	120	10	Ind	v NZl	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

Wasim Akram of Pakistan is the only bowler in the annals of test cricket to witness this dubious record on most occasions – three occasions. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Wasim Akram	59.0	6	17	128	10	Pak	v NZl	Dunedin	09 Feb 1985
2	Wasim Akram	71.4	6	21	160	11	Pak	v Aus	Melbourne	12 Jan 1990
3	Wasim Akram	56.2	6	19	110	11	Pak	v Win	St John’s	25 May 2000

T Richardson of England,  SF Barnes of England, MG Hughes of Australia and J Srinath of India are the four bowlers who have captured most wickets in this category of statistics.  They have captured 13 wickets.  J Srinath’s 13 for 132 against Pakistan at Eden Gardens in Feb 1999 represent the best bowling figures in test match in losing cause in this category

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	T Richardson	110.3	5	39	244	13	Eng	v Aus	Manchester	16 Jul 1896
2	SF Barnes	80.1	6	22	163	13	Eng	v Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1902
3	MG Hughes	73.1	6	16	217	13	Aus	v Win	Perth	02 Dec 1988
4	J Srinath	46.0	6	10	132	13	Ind	v Pak	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999

The following table lists the bowlers who have conceded less than 100 runs in this category of statistics.  The list is arranged in the ascending order of the runs conceded

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	WH Lockwood	37.1	6	10	076	11	Eng	v Aus	Manchester	24 Jul 1902
2	NGB Cook	44.0	6	20	083	11	Eng	v Pak	Karachi	02 Mar 1984
3	CTB Turner	88.0	4	50	087	12	Aus	v Eng	Sydney	10 Feb 1888
4	H Trumble	65.0	5	19	089	12	Aus	v Eng	The Oval	10 Aug 1896
5	MA Starc	28.4	6	08	094	11	Aus	v Srl	Galle	04 Aug 2016

The following table lists the bowlers who have conceded more than 200 runs in this category of statistics.  The list is arranged in the descending order of the runs conceded

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	T Richardson	110.3	5	39	244	13	Eng	v Aus	Manchester	16 Jul 1896
2	MW Tate	89.0	8	19	228	11	Eng	v Aus	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
3	Harbhajan Singh	71.1	6	12	224	11	Ind	v Aus	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
4	MG Hughes	73.1	6	16	217	13	Aus	v Win	Perth	02 Dec 1988
5	Saqlain Mushtaq	82.3	6	22	216	10	Pak	v Ind	Delhi	04 Feb 1999
6	M Muralidaran	77.3	6	14	212	11	Srl	v Aus	Galle	08 Mar 2004
7	CV Grimmett	62.0	6	10	201	10	Aus	v Eng	Nottingham	13 Jun 1930

RA Jadeja of India and AY Patel of New Zealand captured ten and eleven wickets in this test to provide the 24^th occasion of rival bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test.

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in this test was in a losing cause to provide the 80th occasion of bowler’s ten or more wickets hauls in a test going in vain. It also provides the 14^th occasion of an Indian bowler’s ten or more wickets hauls in a test going in vain.

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in this test was in a losing cause to provide the seventh occasion of bowler’s ten or more wickets hauls in a test going in vain against New Zealand. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian bowler’s ten or more wickets hauls in a test going in vain against New Zealand

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and five in the second innings to provide the 267^th occasion of a bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings

AY Patel’s eleven wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and six in the second innings to provide the 268^th occasion of a bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings. It also provides the twelfth occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and five in the second innings to provide the 24^th occasion of a bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match against New Zealand with five or more wickets in both innings. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match against New Zealand with five or more wickets in both innings

AY Patel’s eleven wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and six in the second innings to provide the 26^th occasion of a bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match against India with five or more wickets in both innings. It also provides the second occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match against India with five or more wickets in both innings

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and five in the second innings to provide the 55th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings.

AY Patel’s eleven wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and six in the second innings to provide the 13^th occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings.

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and five in the second innings to was in a losing cause provide the 37th occasion of a bowler’s ten or more wickets n a match with five or more wickets in both innings going in vain.

RA Jadeja’s ten wickets in the match comprised of five in the first innings and five in the second innings to provide the sixth occasion of an Indian bowler’s ten or more wicket in a match with five or more wickets in both innings going in vain

RR Pant scored 60 and 64 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring half centuries in both innings of a test. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring half centuries in a test against New Zealand.

RR Pant scored 60 and 64 in this test to provide the 87th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring half centuries in both innings of a test. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian  batsman scoring half centuries in a test against New Zealand.

V Kohli was dismissed for one in this game to provide the 50^th occasion of his being dismissed for a single digit score including zero in a test innings. He became the 20^th Indian batsman to be dismissed for single digit score including zero in a test innings

V Kohli was dismissed for one in this game to provide the eighth occasion of his being dismissed for one in a test innings.

Akash Deep collected the first ball duck in the second innings of this test to provide the 180^th occasion of an Indian batsman collecting the first ball duck in a test innings. It also provides the 16^th occasion of an Indian batsman collecting the first ball duck in a test innings against New Zealand

Akash Deep collected a pair in this test to provide the 60^th occasion of an Indian batsman collecting a pair in a test match. It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian batsman collecting a pair in a test match against New Zealand

India lost this series 0-3 to provide the sixth occasion of India losing the three tests in a home series 0-3.

1	West Indies in India Test Series, 1958/59
2	Australia in India Test Series, 1969/70
3	West Indies in India Test Series, 1974/75
4	England in India Test Series, 1976/77
5	West Indies in India Test Series, 1983/84
6	New Zealand in India Test Series, 2024/25

New Zealand posted its first ever three test series win by a margin 3-0

RA Jadeja of India and AY Patel of New Zealand form the second pair of rival left arm spin bowlers to take ten wickets each in a test match in the annals of test cricket. The other pair to perform such a feat in a test match are – Iqbal Qasim and Ray Bright in the test match between Pakistan and Australia at Karachi in Feb 1980.

RA Jadeja of India and AY Patel of New Zealand form the second pair of rival left arm spin bowlers to take five or more wickets on both innings of a test match in the annals of test cricket. For the first time in a test match, left arm spinners have taken four five wicket hauls in a Test match.

RA Jadeja’s five for 65 in New Zealand’s first innings represents his twelfth five wicket haul on home soil. He became the third left arm spin bowler in the history of test cricket to capture twelve or more five wicket hauls on home soil. Others are – HMRKB Herath {26} and Shakib Al Hasan {14]

RA Jadeja’s five for 65 in New Zealand’s first innings provides the 76^th occasion of an Indian left arm spin bowler to capture five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian left arm spin bowler to capture five or more wickets in a test innings against New Zealand.

RA Jadeja’s five for 65 in New Zealand’s first innings provides the 382nd occasion of an Indian bowler to capture five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 47^th occasion of an Indian bowler to capture five or more wickets in a test innings against New Zealand.

RR Pant scored 60 in India’s innings to provide the 140th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in a test innings. It also provides the 19th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in a test innings against New Zealand.

RR Pant scored 60 in India’s innings which fetched him his 19^th fifty. He now occupies the second place in the list of Indian wicket keeper batsmen who have scored most fifties in a test innings. He went past FM Engineer who has scored 18 fifties. MS Dhoni with 39 fifties to his credit occupies the first place

Akash Deep was dismissed run out without facing a delivery in India’s innings to provide the eighth occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out without facing a delivery in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out without facing a delivery in a test innings against New Zealand

Indian innings contained three zeroes scored by its batsmen to provide the 100th occasion of three or more Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in a test innings. It also provides the eleventh occasion of three or more Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in a test innings against New Zealand.

Shubman Gill-RR Pant added 96 runs for the fifth wicket in this game to provide the ground record for the fifth wicket by Indian batsmen at Wankhede against New Zealand, The previous best was 64 runs partnership between MA Agarwal-WP Saha for the  fifth wicket against New Zealand at Wankhede in Dec 2021

Indian innings contained three zeroes scored by its batsmen to provide the 71st occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in a test innings. It also provides the eighth occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in a test innings against New Zealand.

AY Patel’s five for 103 in India’s first innings provides the 238th occasion of a New Zealand bowler to capture five or more wickets in a test innings. It also provides the 34th occasion of a New Zealand bowler to capture five or more wickets in a test innings against India.

AY Patel’s five for 103 in India’s first innings provides the 42nd occasion of a New Zealand bowler to capture five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the sixth occasion of a New Zealand bowler to capture five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings against India.

WA Young of New Zealand scored 71 and 51 in this test to provide the 54^th occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring half centuries in both innings of a test. It also provides the eighth occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring half centuries in both innings of a test against India.

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets at the end of the second day of this test read 318. He stands fifth in the list of India’s most wicket taking bowlers in tests. Others are – A Kumble {619}, R Ashwin {536}, Kapil Dev {434} and Harbhajan Singh {417}

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets at the end of the second day of this test read 318. He stands fourth in the list of India’s most wicket taking spin bowlers in tests. Others are – A Kumble {619}, R Ashwin {536} and Harbhajan Singh {417}

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets at the end of the second day of this test read 318. He stands third in the list of most wicket taking left arm spin bowlers in the annals test cricket. Others are – HMRKB Herath {433} and DL Vettori {362}

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets against New Zealand at the end of the second day of this test read 40. He became the fifth left arm spin bowlers in the annals test cricket to capture 40 plus wickets against New Zealand. Others are – BS Bedi {57},  DL Underwood {48}, GAR Lock {47} and Pervez Sajjad {45}.

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets against New Zealand at the end of the second day of this test read 40. He became the 15^th spin bowler in the annals test cricket to capture 40 plus wickets against New Zealand.

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets against New Zealand at the end of the second day of this test read 40. He became the 33rd bowler in the annals test cricket to capture 40 plus wickets against New Zealand.

RA Jadeja’s aggregate of wickets against New Zealand at the end of the second day of this test read 40. He became the ninth left arm bowler in the annals test cricket to capture 40 plus wickets against New Zealand.

R Ashwin’s aggregate of wickets against New Zealand at the end of the second day of the test read 75. He became the first Indian bowler to capture 75 plus wickets against New Zealand. He also became the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 75 plus wickets against New Zealand. Others are – SK Warne {103}, SCJ Broad {94}, JM Anderson {84} and M Muralitharan {82}

Shubman Gill scored 90 in the India’s innings in this test to provide the 132^nd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings. It also provides the 72nd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings on home soil

Shubman Gill scored 90 in the India’s innings in this test to provide the 13th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings against New Zealand. It also provides the eighth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings on home soil against New Zealand.

New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide 133rd the occasion of New Zealand doing so in a test match. It also provides the 85^th occasion of New Zealand doing so in a test match on away soil.

New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide 22nd the occasion of New Zealand doing so in a test match against India. It also provides the 16^th occasion of New Zealand doing so in a test match on away soil against India

New Zealand was dismissed for a total of 235 in its first innings to provide the 15^th occasion of a team dismissed for 235 {2+3=5} in an innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below 

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	235	1	v England	Lord’s	19 Jun 1952
2	India	235	1	v Pakistan	Bahawalpur	15 Jan 1955
3	West Indies	235	1	v England	Nottingham	30 Jun 1966
4	West Indies	235	1	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	08 Dec 1980
5	England	235	3	v West Indies	Birmingham	14 Jun 1984
6	India	235	3	v England	Delhi	12 Dec 1984
7	England	235	3	v India	Birmingham	03 Jul 1986
8	Zimbabwe	235	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	18 Sep 1996
9	South Africa	235	1	v India	Durban	26 Dec 1996
10	Australia	235	1	v England	Manchester	03 Jul 1997
11	England	235	3	v India	Mohali	03 Dec 2001
12	Australia	235	1	v India	Chennai	14 Oct 2004
13	South Africa	235	1	v Sri Lanka	Durban	13 Feb 2019
14	South Africa	235	3	v New Zealand	Hamilton	13 Feb 2024
15	New Zealand	235	1	v India	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

New Zealand was dismissed for a total of 235 in its first innings to provide the fifth occasion of a team dismissed for 235 {2+3=5} in an innings against India in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below 

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	235	3	v India	Birmingham	03 Jul 1986
2	South Africa	235	1	v India	Durban	26 Dec 1996
3	England	235	3	v India	Mohali	03 Dec 2001
4	Australia	235	1	v India	Chennai	14 Oct 2004
5	New Zealand	235	1	v India	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

RA Jadeja’s five for 65 against New Zealand in its first innings in the on-going test at Wankhede represents his 14^th five wicket haul. He now shares the Indian record for most five wickets by a left arm spinner with BS Bedi.  BS Bedi had also captured 14 five wicket hauls as a left arm spinner. The following table lists the five wicket hauls of these two Indian left arm spin bowlers. Another interesting statistical derivative observed is that both BS Bedi and RA Jadeja have captured equal number of wickets with their fourteen five wicket hauls. Both have captured 76 wickets

BS Bedi
No	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	47.3	6	11	127	6	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	22 Feb 1968
2	30.5	6	16	042	6	4	v New Zealand	Brabourne	25 Sep 1969
3	23.0	6	11	037	5	3	v Australia	Delhi	28 Nov 1969
4	50.0	6	19	098	7	2	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
5	40.0	6	12	063	5	4	v England	Eden Gardens	30 Dec 1972
6	64.2	6	08	226	6	1	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
7	34.0	6	11	082	5	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	24 Mar 1976
8	33.0	6	18	027	5	4	v New Zealand	Wankhede	10 Nov 1976
9	16.4	6	04	048	5	2	v New Zealand	Chennai	26 Nov 1976
10	64.0	6	25	110	5	2	v England	Eden Gardens	01 Jan 1977
11	21.3	6	04	071	6	4	v England	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
12	13.7	8	03	055	5	1	v Australia	Brisbane	02 Dec 1977
13	31.0	8	06	089	5	2	v Australia	Perth	16 Dec 1977
14	30.2	8	06	105	5	4	v Australia	Perth	16 Dec 1977
RA Jadeja
No	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	16.0	6	02	058	5	3	v Australia	Delhi	22 Mar 2013
2	58.2	6	15	138	6	2	v South Africa	Durban	26 Dec 2013
3	11.5	6	04	021	5	4	v South Africa	Mohali	05 Nov 2015
4	12.0	6	02	030	5	2	v South Africa	Delhi	03 Dec 2015
5	34.0	6	07	073	5	2	v New Zealand	Kanpur	22 Sep 2016
6	25.0	6	05	048	7	3	v England	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
7	21.4	6	01	063	6	2	v Australia	Bengaluru	04 Mar 2017
8	49.3	6	08	124	5	1	v Australia	Ranchi	16 Mar 2017
9	39.0	6	05	152	5	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	03 Aug 2017
10	13.0	6	04	041	5	2	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	04 Mar 2022
11	22.0	6	08	047	5	1	v Australia	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023
12	12.1	6	01	042	7	3	v Australia	Delhi	17 Feb 2023
13	12.4	6	04	041	5	4	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
14	22.0	6	01	065	5	1	v New Zealand	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

The following table lists the nine left arm spin bowlers who have captured five or more wickets in an innings on ten or more occasions.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	5
1	HMRKB Herath	Srl	2009-2018	26	34	6651	3004	197	34
2	DL Vettori	NZl	1997-2011	18	20	4171	1756	111	20
3	Shakib Al Hasan	Ban	2008-2022	17	19	3558	1534	101	19
4	DL Underwood	Eng	1967-1982	14	17	3105	0980	100	17
5	BS Bedi	Ind	1968-1977	13	14	3150	1180	076	14
6	RA Jadeja	Ind	2013-2024	14	14	2095	0943	076	14
7	Taijul Islam	Ban	2014-2024	13	14	2952	1423	080	14
8	MS Panesar	Eng	2006-2012	11	12	2515	1113	066	12
9	KA Maharaj	SAF	2017-2024	10	10	1532	0792	059	10

RG Sharma’s two catches in New Zealand’s innings fetched him 20 catches while leading India. He became the eighth Indian captain to pouch 20 plus catches. Others are – V Kohli {71}, M Azharuddin {50}, SM Gavaskar {45}, SC Ganguly {37}, R Dravid {33}, Kapil Dev {26} and MAK Pataudi {26}

V Kohli was dismissed run out for 4 in India’s innings to provide the fourth occasion of his dismissed run out in his test career.

V Kohli was dismissed run out for 4 in India’s innings to provide the 48th occasion of his dismissed for single digits in test innings and in 45 test matches. He has been dismissed without scoring on 15 occasions. He also became the 14^th Indian batsman to be dismissed in single digits on 48 or more occasions.

RA Jadeja’s five for 65 against New Zealand in its first innings in the on-going test at Wankhede represents his 14^th five wicket haul. He now shares the Indian record for most five wickets by a left arm spinner with BS Bedi. BS Bedi had also captured 14 five wicket hauls as a left arm spinner. The following table lists the five wicket hauls of these two Indian left arm spin bowlers. Another interesting statistical derivative observed is that both BS Bedi and RA Jadeja have captured equal number of wickets with their fourteen five wicket hauls. Both have captured 76 wickets

BS Bedi
No	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	47.3	6	11	127	6	1	v New Zealand	Christchurch	22 Feb 1968
2	30.5	6	16	042	6	4	v New Zealand	Brabourne	25 Sep 1969
3	23.0	6	11	037	5	3	v Australia	Delhi	28 Nov 1969
4	50.0	6	19	098	7	2	v Australia	Eden Gardens	12 Dec 1969
5	40.0	6	12	063	5	4	v England	Eden Gardens	30 Dec 1972
6	64.2	6	08	226	6	1	v England	Lord’s	20 Jun 1974
7	34.0	6	11	082	5	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	24 Mar 1976
8	33.0	6	18	027	5	4	v New Zealand	Wankhede	10 Nov 1976
9	16.4	6	04	048	5	2	v New Zealand	Chennai	26 Nov 1976
10	64.0	6	25	110	5	2	v England	Eden Gardens	01 Jan 1977
11	21.3	6	04	071	6	4	v England	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
12	13.7	8	03	055	5	1	v Australia	Brisbane	2 Dec 1977
13	31.0	8	06	089	5	2	v Australia	Perth	16 Dec 1977
14	30.2	8	06	105	5	4	v Australia	Perth	16 Dec 1977
RA Jadeja
No	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	16.0	6	02	058	5	3	v Australia	Delhi	22 Mar 2013
2	58.2	6	15	138	6	2	v South Africa	Durban	26 Dec 2013
3	11.5	6	04	021	5	4	v South Africa	Mohali	05 Nov 2015
4	12.0	6	02	030	5	2	v South Africa	Delhi	03 Dec 2015
5	34.0	6	07	073	5	2	v New Zealand	Kanpur	22 Sep 2016
6	25.0	6	05	048	7	3	v England	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
7	21.4	6	01	063	6	2	v Australia	Bengaluru	04 Mar 2017
8	49.3	6	08	124	5	1	v Australia	Ranchi	16 Mar 2017
9	39.0	6	05	152	5	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	03 Aug 2017
10	13.0	6	04	041	5	2	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	04 Mar 2022
11	22.0	6	08	047	5	1	v Australia	Nagpur	09 Feb 2023
12	12.1	6	01	042	7	3	v Australia	Delhi	17 Feb 2023
13	12.4	6	04	041	5	4	v England	Rajkot	15 Feb 2024
14	22.0	6	01	065	5	1	v New Zealand	Wankhede	01 Nov 2024

T de Zorzi {177}, T Stubbs {106} and PWA Muider {105 not out} scored centuries against Bangladesh in the just concluded test at Chattogram to provide the 21^st occasion of three or more South African batsmen scoring centuries in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	1	B Mitchell	123	1	v England	Cape Town	1 Jan 1931
	2	IJ Siedle	141	1	v England	Cape Town	1 Jan 1931
	3	HW Taylor	117	1	v England	Cape Town	1 Jan 1931
2	1	DJ McGlew	104*	2	v England	Manchester	7 Jul 1955
	2	JHB Waite	113	2	v England	Manchester	7 Jul 1955
	3	PL Winslow	108	2	v England	Manchester	7 Jul 1955
3	1	G Kirsten	103	1	v India	Cape Town	2 Jan 1997
	2	BM McMillan	103*	1	v India	Cape Town	2 Jan 1997
	3	L Klusener	102*	1	v India	Cape Town	2 Jan 1997
4	1	HH Gibbs	147	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	7 Sep 2001
	2	G Kirsten	220	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	7 Sep 2001
	3	JH Kallis	157*	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	7 Sep 2001
5	1	HH Gibbs	114	2	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	25 Oct 2002
	2	G Kirsten	160	2	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	25 Oct 2002
	3	JH Kallis	139*	2	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	25 Oct 2002
6	1	HH Gibbs	142	2	v West Indies	Durban	26 Dec 2003
	2	JH Kallis	177	2	v West Indies	Durban	26 Dec 2003
	3	G Kirsten	137	2	v West Indies	Durban	26 Dec 2003
7	1	GC Smith	139	1	v West Indies	Centurion	16 Jan 2004
	2	HH Gibbs	192	1	v West Indies	Centurion	16 Jan 2004
	3	JH Kallis	130*	1	v West Indies	Centurion	16 Jan 2004
8	1	AB de Villiers	114	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	2	GC Smith	126	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	3	JH Kallis	147	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	4	AG Prince	131	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
9	1	GC Smith	147	2	v West Indies	Durban	10 Jan 2008
	2	AG Prince	123*	2	v West Indies	Durban	10 Jan 2008
	3	AB de Villiers	103*	2	v West Indies	Durban	10 Jan 2008
10	1	AG Prince	101	2	v England	Lord’s	10 Jul 2008
	2	GC Smith	107	3	v England	Lord’s	10 Jul 2008
	3	ND McKenzie	138	3	v England	Lord’s	10 Jul 2008
	4	HM Amla	104*	3	v England	Lord’s	10 Jul 2008
11	1	AG Prince	150	2	v Australia	Cape Town	19 Mar 2009
	2	JH Kallis	102	2	v Australia	Cape Town	19 Mar 2009
	3	AB de Villiers	163	2	v Australia	Cape Town	19 Mar 2009
12	1	GC Smith	132	1	v West Indies	Basseterre	18 Jun 2010
	2	JH Kallis	110	1	v West Indies	Basseterre	18 Jun 2010
	3	AB de Villiers	135*	1	v West Indies	Basseterre	18 Jun 2010
13	1	HM Amla	140	2	v India	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
	2	JH Kallis	201*	2	v India	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
	3	AB de Villiers	129	2	v India	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
14	1	AN Petersen	109	1	v Sri Lanka	Cape Town	3 Jan 2012
	2	JH Kallis	224	1	v Sri Lanka	Cape Town	3 Jan 2012
	3	AB de Villiers	160*	1	v Sri Lanka	Cape Town	3 Jan 2012
15	1	GC Smith	115	3	v New Zealand	Dunedin	7 Mar 2012
	2	JH Kallis	113	3	v New Zealand	Dunedin	7 Mar 2012
	3	JA Rudolph	105*	3	v New Zealand	Dunedin	7 Mar 2012
16	1	GC Smith	131	2	v England	The Oval	19 Jul 2012
	2	HM Amla	311*	2	v England	The Oval	19 Jul 2012
	3	JH Kallis	182*	2	v England	The Oval	19 Jul 2012
17	1	HM Amla	110	1	v New Zealand	Gqeberha	11 Jan 2013
	2	F du Plessis	137	1	v New Zealand	Gqeberha	11 Jan 2013
	3	D Elgar	103*	1	v New Zealand	Gqeberha	11 Jan 2013
18	1	HM Amla	208	1	v West Indies	Centurion	17 Dec 2014
	2	AB de Villiers	152	1	v West Indies	Centurion	17 Dec 2014
	3	S van Zyl	101*	1	v West Indies	Centurion	17 Dec 2014
19	1	SC Cook	115	1	v England	Centurion	22 Jan 2016
	2	HM Amla	109	1	v England	Centurion	22 Jan 2016
	3	Q de Kock	129*	1	v England	Centurion	22 Jan 2016
20	1	D Elgar	113	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
	2	AK Markram	143	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
	3	HM Amla	132	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
	4	F du Plessis	135*	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
21	1	T de Zorzi	177	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	29 Oct 2024
	2	T Stubbs	106	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	29 Oct 2024
	3	PWA Mulder	105*	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	29 Oct 2024

T de Zorzi {177}, T Stubbs {106} and PWA Muider {105 not out} scored centuries against Bangladesh in the just concluded test at Chattogram to provide the third occasion of three or more South African batsmen scoring centuries in a test innings against Bangladesh. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	1	HH Gibbs	114	2	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	25 Oct 2002
	2	G Kirsten	160	2	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	25 Oct 2002
	3	JH Kallis	139*	2	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	25 Oct 2002
2	1	D Elgar	113	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
	2	AK Markram	143	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
	3	HM Amla	132	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
	4	F du Plessis	135*	1	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	6 Oct 2017
3	1	T de Zorzi	177	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	29 Oct 2024
	2	T Stubbs	106	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	29 Oct 2024
	3	PWA Mulder	105*	1	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	29 Oct 2024

RA Jadeja’s run aggregate in tests soil read 2003 and his wickets aggregate on home soil read 228 at the end of the second test at Pune against New Zealand. He became the fourth cricketer to amass 2000 plus runs and capture 200 wickets on home soil.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Runs	Wkts
1	N Kapil Dev	Ind	1978-1994	65	2810	219
2	IT Botham	Eng	1977-1992	59	2969	226
3	RA Jadeja	Ind	2012-2024	48	2003	228
4	SCJ Broad	Eng	2008-2023	98	2495	398

He also became the second Indian cricketer after Kapil Dev to perform such a feat

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Runs	Wkts
1	N Kapil Dev	Ind	1978-1994	65	2810	219
2	RA Jadeja	Ind	2012-2024	48	2003	228

Noman Ali of Pakistan captured six wickets conceding 42 runs in England’s second innings in the just concluded test against England at Rawalpindi to provide the 116^th occasion of a Pakisran bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Fazal Mahmood	27.3	6	11	42	7	3	v Ind	Lucknow	23 Oct 1952
2	Fazal Mahmood	30.0	6	16	53	6	2	v Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1954
3	Fazal Mahmood	30.0	6	11	46	6	4	v Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1954
4	Mahmood Hussain	27.0	6	6	67	6	2	v Ind	Dhaka	01 Jan 1955
5	Zulfiqar Ahmed	46.3	6	21	42	6	3	v NZl	Karachi	13 Oct 1955
6	Khan Mohammad	16.2	6	6	21	6	1	v NZl	Dhaka	07 Nov 1955
7	Fazal Mahmood	27.0	6	11	34	6	1	v Aus	Karachi	11 Oct 1956
8	Fazal Mahmood	48.0	6	17	80	7	3	v Aus	Karachi	11 Oct 1956
9	Fazal Mahmood	32.0	6	10	83	6	1	v Win	Port of Spain	26 Mar 1958
10	Nasim-ul-Ghani	30.5	6	9	67	6	3	v Win	Port of Spain	26 Mar 1958
11	Fazal Mahmood	18.3	6	9	34	6	2	v Win	Dhaka	06 Mar 1959
12	Fazal Mahmood	27.0	6	10	66	6	4	v Win	Dhaka	06 Mar 1959
13	Haseeb Ahsan	84.0	6	19	202	6	2	v Ind	Chennai	13 Jan 1961
14	Arif Butt	21.3	8	1	89	6	2	v Aus	Melbourne	04 Dec 1964
15	Mohammad Nazir	30.1	6	3	99	7	2	v NZl	Karachi	24 Oct 1969
16	Pervez Sajjad	40.0	6	15	74	7	2	v NZl	Lahore	30 Oct 1969
17	Intikhab Alam	21.0	8	3	52	7	2	v NZl	Dunedin	07 Feb 1973
18	Intikhab Alam	30.0	8	4	127	6	2	v NZl	Auckland	16 Feb 1973
19	Sarfraz Nawaz	27.0	8	1	89	6	2	v Win	Lahore	15 Feb 1975
20	Imran Khan	26.0	8	6	102	6	1	v Aus	Sydney	14 Jan 1977
21	Imran Khan	19.7	8	3	63	6	3	v Aus	Sydney	14 Jan 1977
22	Imran Khan	18.0	6	2	90	6	1	v Win	Kingston	15 Apr 1977
23	Abdul Qadir	24.0	8	8	44	6	2	v Eng	Hyderabad (Sind)	02 Jan 1978
24	Sarfraz Nawaz	35.4	8	7	86	9	4	v Aus	Melbourne	10 Mar 1979
25	Sikander Bakht	21.0	6	3	69	8	2	v Ind	Delhi	04 Dec 1979
26	Iqbal Qasim	28.5	6	14	40	6	3	v Ind	Wankhede	16 Dec 1979
27	Iqbal Qasim	42.0	6	22	49	7	3	v Aus	Karachi	27 Feb 1980
28	Iqbal Qasim	32.2	6	5	89	6	3	v Win	Faisalabad	08 Dec 1980
29	Iqbal Qasim	65.0	6	18	141	6	1	v Srl	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982
30	Imran Khan	29.3	6	8	58	8	1	v Srl	Lahore	22 Mar 1982
31	Imran Khan	22.5	6	3	58	6	3	v Srl	Lahore	22 Mar 1982
32	Imran Khan	25.3	6	11	52	7	1	v Eng	Birmingham	29 Jul 1982
33	Mudassar Nazar	19.0	6	7	32	6	3	v Eng	Lord’s	12 Aug 1982
34	Abdul Qadir	50.5	6	12	142	7	3	v Aus	Faisalabad	30 Sep 1982
35	Imran Khan	20.1	6	4	60	8	3	v Ind	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
36	Imran Khan	25.0	6	3	98	6	1	v Ind	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
37	Imran Khan	17.2	6	3	35	6	2	v Ind	Hyderabad (Sind)	14 Jan 1983
38	Azeem Hafeez	23.0	6	7	46	6	2	v Ind	Lahore	17 Oct 1984
39	Tauseef Ahmed	15.0	6	7	45	6	3	v Srl	Kandy	23 Feb 1986
40	Wasim Akram	25.0	6	3	91	6	2	v Win	Faisalabad	24 Oct 1986
41	Abdul Qadir	9.3	6	1	16	6	4	v Win	Faisalabad	24 Oct 1986
42	Imran Khan	22.3	6	2	46	6	3	v Win	Karachi	20 Nov 1986
43	Imran Khan	19.1	6	5	40	7	3	v Eng	Leeds	02 Jul 1987
44	Imran Khan	41.5	6	8	129	6	2	v Eng	Birmingham	23 Jul 1987
45	Abdul Qadir	44.4	6	15	96	7	2	v Eng	The Oval	06 Aug 1987
46	Abdul Qadir	37.0	6	13	56	9	1	v Eng	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
47	Imran Khan	22.4	6	2	80	7	1	v Win	Georgetown	02 Apr 1988
48	Abdul Qadir	58.1	6	18	160	6	2	v NZl	Auckland	24 Feb 1989
49	Wasim Akram	30.0	6	9	62	6	1	v Aus	Melbourne	12 Jan 1990
50	Waqar Younis	37.5	6	11	86	7	3	v NZl	Lahore	18 Oct 1990
51	Waqar Younis	30.2	6	13	76	7	2	v NZl	Faisalabad	26 Oct 1990
52	Wasim Akram	22.1	6	3	67	6	1	v Eng	The Oval	06 Aug 1992
53	Waqar Younis	34.1	6	8	91	7	2	v Zim	Karachi	01 Dec 1993
54	Waqar Younis	21.5	6	7	44	6	4	v Zim	Karachi	01 Dec 1993
55	Wasim Akram	16.1	6	4	43	6	3	v NZl	Auckland	10 Feb 1994
56	Wasim Akram	37.0	6	7	119	7	3	v NZl	Wellington	17 Feb 1994
57	Waqar Younis	19.0	6	1	78	6	2	v NZl	Christchurch	24 Feb 1994
58	Waqar Younis	14.0	6	4	34	6	1	v Srl	Kandy	26 Aug 1994
59	Mushtaq Ahmed	34.4	6	13	56	7	4	v NZl	Christchurch	08 Dec 1995
60	Mushtaq Ahmed	37.0	6	10	78	6	3	v Eng	The Oval	22 Aug 1996
61	Wasim Akram	20.0	6	8	48	6	1	v Zim	Faisalabad	24 Oct 1996
62	Mushtaq Ahmed	32.0	6	8	84	6	3	v NZl	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
63	Mushtaq Ahmed	30.0	6	3	87	6	1	v NZl	Rawalpindi	28 Nov 1996
64	Mohammad Zahid	20.0	6	3	66	7	3	v NZl	Rawalpindi	28 Nov 1996
65	Mushtaq Ahmed	37.0	6	13	78	6	4	v SAF	Durban	26 Feb 1998
66	Waqar Younis	23.0	6	6	78	6	1	v SAF	Gqeberha	06 Mar 1998
67	Saqlain Mushtaq	24.0	6	8	46	6	2	v Aus	Hobart	18 Nov 1999
68	Wasim Akram	26.2	6	7	61	6	2	v Win	St John’s	25 May 2000
69	Saqlain Mushtaq	74.0	6	20	164	8	1	v Eng	Lahore	15 Nov 2000
70	Danish Kaneria	13.0	6	3	42	6	1	v Ban	Multan	29 Aug 2001
71	Danish Kaneria	15.0	6	3	52	6	3	v Ban	Multan	29 Aug 2001
72	Waqar Younis	16.2	6	2	55	6	1	v Ban	Dhaka	09 Jan 2002
73	Danish Kaneria	19.4	6	4	77	7	3	v Ban	Dhaka	09 Jan 2002
74	Shoaib Akhtar	8.2	6	4	11	6	2	v NZl	Lahore	01 May 2002
75	Saqlain Mushtaq	25.5	6	2	66	7	1	v Zim	Bulawayo	16 Nov 2002
76	Shoaib Akhtar	22.5	6	4	50	6	1	v Ban	Peshawar	27 Aug 2003
77	Shoaib Akhtar	18.0	6	3	30	6	3	v NZl	Wellington	26 Dec 2003
79	Danish Kaneria	60.0	6	20	118	7	3	v Srl	Karachi	28 Oct 2004
79	Danish Kaneria	49.3	6	7	188	7	2	v Aus	Sydney	02 Jan 2005
80	Danish Kaneria	53.4	6	12	150	6	2	v Ind	Mohali	08 Mar 2005
81	Mohammad Asif	23.0	6	7	44	6	1	v Srl	Kandy	03 Apr 2006
82	Umar Gul	37.0	6	2	135	6	1	v Srl	Lahore	01 Mar 2009
83	Danish Kaneria	53.0	6	10	168	7	2	v NZl	Napier	11 Dec 2009
84	Mohammad Asif	20.0	6	6	41	6	1	v Aus	Sydney	03 Jan 2010
85	Mohammad Amir	28.0	6	6	84	6	1	v Eng	Lord’s	26 Aug 2010
86	Tanvir Ahmed	28.0	6	6	120	6	1	v SAF	Abu Dhabi	20 Nov 2010
87	Saeed Ajmal	23.5	6	6	42	6	3	v Win	Providence	12 May 2011
88	Saeed Ajmal	24.3	6	7	55	7	1	v Eng	Dubai (DICS)	17 Jan 2012
89	Abdur Rehman	10.1	6	4	25	6	4	v Eng	Abu Dhabi	25 Jan 2012
90	Saeed Ajmal	42.0	6	9	96	6	2	v SAF	Cape Town	14 Feb 2013
91	Rahat Ali	27.2	6	1	127	6	1	v SAF	Centurion	22 Feb 2013
92	Saeed Ajmal	32.3	6	4	95	7	2	v Zim	Harare	03 Sep 2013
93	Saeed Ajmal	55.5	6	8	151	6	2	v SAF	Dubai (DICS)	23 Oct 2013
94	Yasir Shah	30.1	6	6	76	7	3	v Srl	Galle	17 Jun 2015
95	Yasir Shah	41.3	6	5	96	6	2	v Srl	Colombo (PSS)	25 Jun 2015
96	Yasir Shah	29.0	6	6	72	6	2	v Eng	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
97	Yasir Shah	39.0	6	5	124	6	4	v Win	Abu Dhabi	21 Oct 2016
98	Mohammad Amir	26.0	6	11	44	6	1	v Win	Kingston	21 Apr 2017
99	Yasir Shah	21.4	6	4	63	6	3	v Win	Kingston	21 Apr 2017
100	Yasir Shah	39.5	6	12	94	7	3	v Win	Bridgetown	30 Apr 2017
101	Yasir Shah	55.5	6	9	184	6	1	v Srl	Dubai (DICS)	06 Oct 2017
102	Bilal Asif	21.3	6	7	36	6	2	v Aus	Dubai (DICS)	07 Oct 2018
103	Yasir Shah	12.3	6	1	41	8	2	v NZl	Dubai (DICS)	24 Nov 2018
104	Yasir Shah	44.5	6	9	143	6	3	v NZl	Dubai (DICS)	24 Nov 2018
105	Shaheen Shah Afridi	17.3	6	7	51	6	2	v Win	Ki0ngston	20 Aug 2021
106	Sajid Khan	15.0	6	4	42	8	2	v Ban	Mirpur	04 Dec 2021
107	Noman Ali	38.1	6	9	107	6	2	v Aus	Rawalpindi	04 Mar 2022
108	Abrar Ahmed	22.0	6	1	114	7	1	v Eng	Multan	09 Dec 2022
109	Noman Ali	23.0	6	8	70	7	3	v Srl	Colombo (SSC)	24 Jul 2023
110	Aamer Jamal	20.2	6	1	111	6	1	v Aus	Perth	14 Dec 2023
111	Aamer Jamal	21.4	6	2	69	6	2	v Aus	Sydney	03 Jan 2024
112	Khurram Shahzad	21.0	6	3	90	6	2	v Ban	Rawalpindi	30 Aug 2024
113	Sajid Khan	26.2	6	1	111	7	2	v Eng	Multan	15 Oct 2024
114	Noman Ali	16.3	6	1	46	8	4	v Eng	Multan	15 Oct 2024
115	Sajid Khan	29.2	6	4	128	6	1	v Eng	Rawalpindi	24 Oct 2024
116	Noman Ali	18.2	6	2	42	6	3	v Eng	Rawalpindi	24 Oct 2024

Noman Ali of Pakistan captured six wickets conceding 42 runs in England’s second innings in the just concluded test against England at Rawalpindi to provide the 21st occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Fazal Mahmood	30.0	6	16	53	6	2	v Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1954
2	Fazal Mahmood	30.0	6	11	46	6	4	v Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1954
3	Abdul Qadir	24.0	8	8	44	6	2	v Eng	Hyderabad (Sind)	02 Jan 1978
4	Imran Khan	25.3	6	11	52	7	1	v Eng	Birmingham	29 Jul 1982
5	Mudassar Nazar	19.0	6	7	32	6	3	v Eng	Lord’s	12 Aug 1982
6	Imran Khan	19.1	6	5	40	7	3	v Eng	Leeds	02 Jul 1987
7	Imran Khan	41.5	6	8	129	6	2	v Eng	Birmingham	23 Jul 1987
8	Abdul Qadir	44.4	6	15	96	7	2	v Eng	The Oval	06 Aug 1987
9	Abdul Qadir	37.0	6	13	56	9	1	v Eng	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
10	Wasim Akram	22.1	6	3	67	6	1	v Eng	The Oval	06 Aug 1992
11	Mushtaq Ahmed	37.0	6	10	78	6	3	v Eng	The Oval	22 Aug 1996
12	Saqlain Mushtaq	74.0	6	20	164	8	1	v Eng	Lahore	15 Nov 2000
13	Mohammad Amir	28.0	6	6	84	6	1	v Eng	Lord’s	26 Aug 2010
14	Saeed Ajmal	24.3	6	7	55	7	1	v Eng	Dubai (DICS)	17 Jan 2012
15	Abdur Rehman	10.1	6	4	25	6	4	v Eng	Abu Dhabi	25 Jan 2012
16	Yasir Shah	29.0	6	6	72	6	2	v Eng	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
17	Abrar Ahmed	22.0	6	1	114	7	1	v Eng	Multan	09 Dec 2022
18	Sajid Khan	26.2	6	1	111	7	2	v Eng	Multan	15 Oct 2024
19	Noman Ali	16.3	6	1	46	8	4	v Eng	Multan	15 Oct 2024
20	Sajid Khan	29.2	6	4	128	6	1	v Eng	Rawalpindi	24 Oct 2024
21	Noman Ali	18.2	6	2	42	6	3	v Eng	Rawalpindi	24 Oct 2024