Zakir Hasan of Bangladesh was dismissed for zero after facing 24 deliveries against India in the on-going test at Kanpur to provide the 20th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed for zero in a test innings after facing 20 plus deliveries. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
BF
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DJ Murray
0
39
2
New Zealand
v Sri Lanka
Dunedin
18 Mar 1995
2
TR Gripper
0
36
3
Zimbabwe
v West Indies
Kingston
24 Mar 2000
3
MH Dekker
0
30
1
Zimbabwe
v Sri Lanka
Bulawayo
20 Oct 1994
4
BW Luckhurst
0
29
1
England
v Australia
Sydney
12 Feb 1971
5
TE Bailey
0
28
1
England
v Australia
Sydney
17 Dec 1954
6
AC Hudson
0
27
1
South Africa
v England
Johannesburg
30 Nov 1995
7
AN Petersen
0
25
4
South Africa
v Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
24 Jul 2014
8
Shan Masood
0
25
3
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Christchurch
03 Jan 2021
9
Imran Farhat
0
24
1
Pakistan
v England
Birmingham
06 Aug 2010
10
T Makoni
0
24
1
Zimbabwe
v West Indies
Bulawayo
12 Feb 2023
11
Zakir Hasan
0
24
1
Bangladesh
v India
Kanpur
27 Sep 2024
12
MD Moxon
0
22
1
England
v West Indies
Manchester
30 Jun 1988
13
SL Campbell
0
22
4
West Indies
v Australia
Port of Spain
05 Mar 1999
14
HH Gibbs
0
22
4
South Africa
v New Zealand
Wellington
18 Mar 1999
15
DA Warner
0
22
1
Australia
v England
Hobart
14 Jan 2022
16
MA Atherton
0
21
1
England
v South Africa
Cape Town
02 Jan 1996
17
SE Marsh
0
21
3
Australia
v India
Pune
23 Feb 2017
18
SP Jones
0
20
2
Australia
v England
Sydney
10 Feb 1888
19
G Boycott
0
20
2
England
v Australia
Perth
14 Dec 1979
20
Aamer Malik
0
20
4
Pakistan
v Australia
Melbourne
12 Jan 1990
Zakir Hasan of Bangladesh was dismissed for zero after facing 24 deliveries against India in the on-going test at Kanpur to provide the second occasion of an opening batsman dismissed for zero in a test innings after facing 20 plus deliveries against India. Both such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
BF
I
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Zakir Hasan
0
24
1
Bangladesh
v India
Kanpur
27 Sep 2024
2
SE Marsh
0
21
3
Australia
v India
Pune
23 Feb 2017
Zakir Hasan holds the record for scoring zero by an opening batsman after facing most deliveries in a test innings against India
New Zealand dismissed all out in an innings for a total less than 100 runs
New Zealand was dismissed all out for 88 against Sri Lanka at Galle to provide the 27th occasion of New Zealand dismissed all out in an innings for a total less than 100 runs. All such occasions are tabulated. It also provides the first occasion of New Zealand dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs in an innings against Sri Lanka.
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
New Zealand
42
1
v Australia
Wellington
29 Mar 1946
2
New Zealand
54
3
v Australia
Wellington
29 Mar 1946
3
New Zealand
79
2
v South Africa
Johannesburg
29 Jan 1954
4
New Zealand
26
3
v England
Auckland
25 Mar 1955
5
New Zealand
70
1
v Pakistan
Dhaka
07 Nov 1955
6
New Zealand
74
1
v West Indies
Dunedin
03 Feb 1956
7
New Zealand
94
2
v England
Birmingham
05 Jun 1958
8
New Zealand
47
2
v England
Lord’s
19 Jun 1958
9
New Zealand
74
3
v England
Lord’s
19 Jun 1958
10
New Zealand
67
1
v England
Leeds
03 Jul 1958
11
New Zealand
85
3
v England
Manchester
24 Jul 1958
12
New Zealand
89
3
v England
Auckland
23 Feb 1963
13
New Zealand
79
3
v Pakistan
Rawalpindi
27 Mar 1965
14
New Zealand
65
1
v England
Christchurch
25 Feb 1971
15
New Zealand
97
2
v England
Nottingham
07 Jun 1973
16
New Zealand
67
3
v England
Lord’s
24 Aug 1978
17
New Zealand
94
1
v West Indies
Bridgetown
26 Apr 1985
18
New Zealand
93
4
v Pakistan
Hamilton
02 Jan 1993
19
New Zealand
73
2
v Pakistan
Lahore
01 May 2002
20
New Zealand
94
2
v India
Hamilton
19 Dec 2002
21
New Zealand
76
3
v Australia
Brisbane
18 Nov 2004
22
New Zealand
99
2
v Pakistan
Wellington
03 Dec 2009
23
New Zealand
45
1
v South Africa
Cape Town
02 Jan 2013
24
New Zealand
68
4
v England
Lord’s
16 May 2013
25
New Zealand
90
2
v Pakistan
Dub-DICS
24 Nov 2018
26
New Zealand
62
2
v India
Wankhede
03 Dec 2021
27
New Zealand
88
2
v Sri Lanka
Galle
26 Sep 2024
New Zealand has been dimissed all out in both innings of a test on two occasions – against Australia at Wellington in March 1946 and against England at Lord’s in June 1958
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
New Zealand
42
1
v Australia
Wellington
29 Mar 1946
2
New Zealand
54
3
v Australia
Wellington
29 Mar 1946
1
New Zealand
47
2
v England
Lord’s
19 Jun 1958
2
New Zealand
74
3
v England
Lord’s
19 Jun 1958
Sri Lanka posting a team total of 600 plus runs in a test innings
Sri Lanka posted a team total of 602 for five wickets and declared its innings closed against New Zealand in the on-going test at Galle to provide the 16th occasion of Sri Lanka posting a total of 600 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Sri Lanka
952/6d
2
v India
Col-RPS
02 Aug 1997
2
Sri Lanka
760/7d
2
v India
Ahmedabad
16 Nov 2009
3
Sri Lanka
756/5d
2
v South Africa
Col-SSC
27 Jul 2006
4
Sri Lanka
730/6d
2
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
27 Jan 2014
5
Sri Lanka
713/3d
2
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
14 May 2004
6
Sri Lanka
713/9d
2
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
31 Jan 2018
7
Sri Lanka
704/3d
2
v Ireland
Galle
24 Apr 2023
8
Sri Lanka
648/8d
2
v Bangladesh
Pallekele
21 Apr 2021
9
Sri Lanka
644/7d
1
v Pakistan
Karachi
21 Feb 2009
10
Sri Lanka
642/4d
1
v India
Col-SSC
26 Jul 2010
11
Sri Lanka
628/8d
2
v England
Col-SSC
18 Dec 2003
12
Sri Lanka
627/9d
2
v West Indies
Col-SSC
29 Nov 2001
13
Sri Lanka
610/6d
2
v India
Col-SSC
29 Aug 2001
14
Sri Lanka
606
1
v Pakistan
Lahore
01 Mar 2009
15
Sri Lanka
602/5d
1
v New Zealand
Galle
26 Sep 2024
16
Sri Lanka
600/6d
1
v India
Col-SSC
23 Jul 2008
Sri Lanka’s 602-5d represent its highest team total in a test innings against New Zealand. Its previous highest team total against New Zealand was 498 at Napier in April 2005. Thus Sri Lanka’s total of 602-5d is the first occasion of Sri Lanka posting a team total of 500 plus runs in a test innings against New Zealand.
Three or more Sri Lankan batsmen scoring centuries in a test innings
Sri Lanka’s first innings against New Zealand in the on-going test at Galle contained three centurions to provide the fifteenth occasion od three or more batsmen of Sri Lanka scoring centuries in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Inns
Opposition
Ground
Year
C
1
Sri Lanka
2
India
Col- SSC
2001
4
2
Sri Lanka
2
Bangladesh
Col- SSC
2007
4
3
Sri Lanka
1
India
Col- SSC
2008
4
4
Sri Lanka
1
Ireland
Galle
2023
4
5
Sri Lanka
2
Ireland
Galle
2023
4
6
Sri Lanka
2
Australia
Col- SSC
1992
3
7
Sri Lanka
2
India
Col- RPS
1997
3
8
Sri Lanka
2
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
2003
3
9
Sri Lanka
1
Pakistan
Lahore
2008/09
3
10
Sri Lanka
2
India
Ahmedabad
2009/10
3
11
Sri Lanka
1
India
Col- SSC
2010
3
12
Sri Lanka
1
Bangladesh
Galle
2012/13
3
13
Sri Lanka
2
Bangladesh
Mirpur
2013/14
3
14
Sri Lanka
2
Bangladesh
Chattogram
2017/18
3
15
Sri Lanka
1
New Zealand
Galle
2023
3
Fastest 1000 runs in test cricket in less than ten tests
PHKD Mendis of Sri Lanka completed one thousand runs in his eighth match and 13th innings to provide the occasion of a fifth batsman completing one thousand runs in less than ten tests. DG Bradman of Australia has achieved the feat in least number of tests – seven, while PHKD Mendis has achieved the feat in eight tests.
All statistical figures as at the end of the second day’s play in the second test between Sri Lanka and New Zealand at Galle on 27.09.2024
No
Player
Team
M
Inna
1
DG Bradman
Aus
7
13
2
PHKD Mendis
Srl
8
13
3
H Sutcliffe
Eng
9
12
4
ED Weekes
Win
9
12
5
YBK Jaiswal
Ind
9
16
6
GA Headley
Win
9
17
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Sri Lankan wicket keeper batsmen scoring a century in a test innings
LD Chandimal of Sri Lanka scored 116 against New Zealand in the ongoing second test at Galle to provide the 26th occasion of a Sri Lankan wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
SAR Silva
102*
3
v England
Lord’s
23 Aug 1984
2
SAR Silva
111
1
v India
Col-PSS
06 Sep 1985
3
DSBP Kuruppu
201*
1
v New Zealand
Col-CCC
16 Apr 1987
4
RS Kaluwitharana
132*
2
v Australia
Col-SSC
17 Aug 1992
5
HP Tillakaratne
116
1
v Zimbabwe
Harare
26 Oct 1994
6
RS Kaluwitharana
103
3
v New Zealand
Dunedin
07 Mar 1997
7
RS Kaluwitharana
100
2
v Pakistan
Lahore
04 Mar 1999
8
KC Sangakkara
105*
2
v India
Galle
14 Aug 2001
9
KC Sangiakkara
140
2
v West Indies
Galle
13 Nov 2001
10
KC Sangakkara
128
1
v Zimbabwe
Col-SSC
27 Dec 2001
11
KC Sangakkara
230
2
v Pakistan
Lahore
06 Mar 2002
12
KC Sangakkara
138
3
v Pakistan
Karachi
28 Oct 2004
13
KC Sangakkara
157*
3
v West Indies
Kandy
22 Jul 2005
14
KC Sangakkara
185
3
v Pakistan
Col-SSC
26 Mar 2006
15
HAPW Jayawardene
120*
2
v Bangladesh
Col-SSC
25 Jun 2007
16
HAPW Jayawardene
154*
2
v India
Ahmedabad
16 Nov 2009
17
HAPW Jayawardene
112
1
v England
Cardiff
26 May 2011
18
HAPW Jayawardene
120
3
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2011
19
LD Chandimal
116*
1
v Bangladesh
Galle
08 Mar 2013
20
LD Chandimal
102
2
v Bangladesh
Col-RPS
16 Mar 2013
21
LD Chandimal
100*
3
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
04 Feb 2014
22
LD Chandimal
162*
3
v India
Galle
12 Aug 2015
23
LD Chandimal
126
3
v England
Ch-le-St
27 May 2016
24
MDKJ Perera
110
1
v Zimbabwe
Harare
29 Oct 2016
25
S Samarawickrama
104*
1
v Ireland
Galle
16 Apr 2023
26
LD Chandimal
116
1
v New Zealand
Galle
26 Sep 2024
It also provides the third occasion of a Sri Lankan wicket keeper scoring a century in a test innings against New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DSBP Kuruppu
201*
1
v New Zealand
Col-CCC
16 Apr 1987
2
RS Kaluwitharana
103
3
v New Zealand
Dunedin
07 Mar 1997
3
LD Chandimal
116
1
v New Zealand
Galle
26 Sep 2024
LD Chandimal’s 116 in this test represent his sixth century in a test innings. He became the second Sri Lankan wicket keeper to score six or more centuries in a test innings. KC Sangakkara has scored seven centuries in a test innings. Centuries scored by these two Sri Lankan wicket keepers are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
KC Sangakkara
105*
2
v India
Galle
14 Aug 2001
2
KC Sangakkara
140
2
v West Indies
Galle
13 Nov 2001
3
KC Sangakkara
128
1
v Zimbabwe
Col-SSC
27 Dec 2001
4
KC Sangakkara
230
2
v Pakistan
Lahore
06 Mar 2002
5
KC Sangakkara
138
3
v Pakistan
Karachi
28 Oct 2004
6
KC Sangakkara
157*
3
v West Indies
Kandy
22 Jul 2005
7
KC Sangakkara
185
3
v Pakistan
Col-SSC
26 Mar 2006
1
LD Chandimal
116*
1
v Bangladesh
Galle
08 Mar 2013
2
LD Chandimal
102
2
v Bangladesh
Col-RPS
16 Mar 2013
3
LD Chandimal
100*
3
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
04 Feb 2014
4
LD Chandimal
162*
3
v India
Galle
12 Aug 2015
5
LD Chandimal
126
3
v England
Ch-le-St
27 May 2016
6
LD Chandimal
116
1
v New Zealand
Galle
26 Sep 2024
Sri Lankan bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test
NGRP Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka returned with figures of five for 68 in the fourth innings of the test at Galle to provide the 38th occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
DS de Silva
18.0
2
59
5
4
v Pakistan
Faisalabad
14 Mar 1982
2
ALF de Mel
14.0
0
68
5
4
v India
Chennai
17 Sep 1982
3
RJ Ratnayake
23.2
6
49
5
4
v India
Col-PSS
06 Sep 1985
4
WPUJC Vaas
26.4
10
43
5
4
v New Zealand
Napier
11 Mar 1995
5
M Muralidaran
36.0
15
64
5
4
v New Zealand
Napier
11 Mar 1995
6
M Muralidaran
18.3
8
30
5
4
v New Zealand
Col-SSC
10 Jun 1998
7
M Muralidaran
27.1
4
71
6
4
v Pakistan
Peshawar
05 Mar 2000
8
M Muralidaran
35.5
16
81
6
4
v West Indies
Kandy
21 Nov 2001
9
WPUJC Vaas
18.0
8
29
6
4
v South Africa
Col-SSC
11 Aug 2004
10
M Muralidaran
16.2
4
46
8
4
v West Indies
Kandy
22 Jul 2005
11
M Muralidaran
30.0
10
70
8
4
v England
Nottingham
02 Jun 2006
12
M Muralidaran
34.1
9
87
6
4
v New Zealand
Wellington
15 Dec 2006
13
WPUJC Vaas
22.2
7
61
5
4
v West Indies
Providence
22 Mar 2008
14
HMRKB Herath
48.0
9
139
5
4
v New Zealand
Col-SSC
26 Aug 2009
15
S Randiv
29.0
3
82
5
4
v India
Col-PSS
03 Aug 2010
16
HMRKB Herath
30.3
7
79
5
4
v South Africa
Durban
26 Dec 2011
17
HMRKB Herath
38.0
9
97
6
4
v England
Galle
26 Mar 2012
18
KTGD Prasad
22.0
5
50
5
4
v England
Leeds
20 Jun 2014
19
HMRKB Herath
45.0
30
40
5
4
v South Africa
Col-SSC
24 Jul 2014
20
HMRKB Herath
22.1
2
57
5
4
v Pakistan
Col-SSC
14 Aug 2014
21
HMRKB Herath
21.0
6
48
7
4
v India
Galle
12 Aug 2015
22
HMRKB Herath
33.3
16
54
5
4
v Australia
Pallekele
26 Jul 2016
23
MDK Perera
23.0
5
70
6
4
v Australia
Galle
04 Aug 2016
24
HMRKB Herath
18.1
3
64
7
4
v Australia
Col-SSC
13 Aug 2016
25
HMRKB Herath
23.0
6
63
8
4
v Zimbabwe
Harare
06 Nov 2016
26
HMRKB Herath
20.2
5
59
6
4
v Bangladesh
Galle
07 Mar 2017
27
HMRKB Herath
21.4
4
43
6
4
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
28 Sep 2017
28
MDK Perera
26.0
1
98
5
4
v Pakistan
Dub-DICS
06 Oct 2017
29
A Dananjaya
5.0
1
24
5
4
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
08 Feb 2018
30
MDK Perera
14.0
4
32
6
4
v South Africa
Galle
12 Jul 2018
31
HMRKB Herath
32.5
5
98
6
4
v South Africa
Col-SSC
20 Jul 2018
32
P Jayawickrama
32.0
10
86
5
4
v Bangladesh
Pallekele
29 Apr 2021
33
L Embuldeniya
29.0
12
46
5
4
v West Indies
Galle
21 Nov 2021
34
L Embuldeniya
20.1
6
35
5
4
v West Indies
Galle
29 Nov 2021
35
RTM Mendis
25.0
6
66
5
4
v West Indies
Galle
29 Nov 2021
36
NGRP Jayasuriya
32.0
5
117
5
4
v Pakistan
Galle
24 Jul 2022
37
CAK Rajitha
14.0
1
56
5
4
v Bangladesh
Sylhet
22 Mar 2024
38
NGRP Jayasuriya
30.4
7
68
5
4
v New Zealand
Galle
18 Sep 2024
It also provides the sixth occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
WPUJC Vaas
26.4
10
43
5
4
v New Zealand
Napier
11 Mar 1995
2
M Muralidaran
36.0
15
64
5
4
v New Zealand
Napier
11 Mar 1995
3
M Muralidaran
18.3
8
30
5
4
v New Zealand
Col-SSC
10 Jun 1998
4
M Muralidaran
34.1
9
87
6
4
v New Zealand
Wellington
15 Dec 2006
5
HMRKB Herath
48.0
9
139
5
4
v New Zealand
Col-SSC
26 Aug 2009
6
NGRP Jayasuriya
30.4
7
68
5
4
v New Zealand
Galle
18 Sep 2024
It also provides the sixth occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test at Galle. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
M
Runs
W
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
HMRKB Herath
38.0
9
97
6
4
v England
Galle
26 Mar 2012
2
HMRKB Herath
21.0
6
48
7
4
v India
Galle
12 Aug 2015
3
MDK Perera
23.0
5
70
6
4
v Australia
Galle
04 Aug 2016
4
HMRKB Herath
20.2
5
59
6
4
v Bangladesh
Galle
07 Mar 2017
5
MDK Perera
14.0
4
32
6
4
v South Africa
Galle
12 Jul 2018
6
L Embuldeniya
29.0
12
46
5
4
v West Indies
Galle
21 Nov 2021
7
L Embuldeniya
20.1
6
35
5
4
v West Indies
Galle
29 Nov 2021
8
RTM Mendis
25.0
6
66
5
4
v West Indies
Galle
29 Nov 2021
9
NGRP Jayasuriya
32.0
5
117
5
4
v Pakistan
Galle
24 Jul 2022
10
NGRP Jayasuriya
30.4
7
68
5
4
v New Zealand
Galle
18 Sep 2024
New Zealand batsman’s ninety in a test innings in losing cause
New Zealand batsman R Ravindra scored 92 in the fourth innings of the first test at Galle to provide the 21st occasion of a New Zealand batsman’s a ninety in a test innings going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
WA Hadlee
93
02
v England
Manchester
24 Jul 1937
2
NS Harford
93
01
v Pakistan
Lahore
26 Oct 1955
3
RW Anderson
92
03
v Pakistan
Lahore
09 Oct 1976
4
GP Howarth
94
01
v England
The Oval
27 Jul 1978
5
Sir RJ Hadlee
92*
04
v England
Nottingham
25 Aug 1983
6
MJ Greatbatch
90*
01
v India
Hyd-LBS
02 Dec 1988
7
DN Patel
99
02
v England
Christchurch
18 Jan 1992
8
JG Wright
99
03
v England
Christchurch
18 Jan 1992
9
SP Fleming
91
02
v Australia
Brisbane
07 Nov 1997
10
SP Fleming
99
03
v South Africa
Bloemfontein
17 Nov 2000
11
JDP Oram
97
01
v Pakistan
Wellington
26 Dec 2003
12
MH Richardson
93
01
v England
Lord’s
20 May 2004
13
BB McCullum
96
03
v England
Lord’s
20 May 2004
14
SP Fleming
97
01
v England
Leeds
03 Jun 2004
15
LRPL Taylor
97
04
v Pakistan
Wellington
03 Dec 2009
16
DL Vettori
96
01
v Australia
Brisbane
01 Dec 2011
18
KS Williamson
97
03
v Australia
Christchurch
20 Feb 2016
18
MJ Guptill
97
01
v West Indies
North Sound
25 Jul 2012
19
DP Conway
92
04
v South Africa
Christchurch
25 Feb 2022
20
TA Blundell
96
03
v England
Lord’s
02 Jun 2022
21
R Ravindra
92
04
v Sri Lanka
Galle
18 Sep 2024
It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand batsman’s ninety in a losing cause against Sri Lanka in the fourth innings of a test and also provides the fourth occasion of a New Zealand batsman’s ninety a losing cause against Sri Lanka in the fourth innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RJ Hadlee
92*
04
v England
Nottingham
25 Aug 1983
2
LRPL Taylor
97
04
v Pakistan
Wellington
03 Dec 2009
3
DP Conway
92
04
v South Africa
Christchurch
25 Feb 2022
4
R Ravindra
92
04
v Sri Lanka
Galle
18 Sep 2024
New Zealand batsmen scoring a ninety in a test innings
New Zealand batsman R Ravindra scored 92 in the fourth innings of the first test at Galle to provide the 75th occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
RC Blunt
96
03
v England
Lord’s
27 Jun 1931
2
WA Hadlee
93
02
v England
Manchester
24 Jul 1937
3
FB Smith
96
02
v England
Leeds
11 Jun 1949
4
JR Reid
93
03
v England
The Oval
13 Aug 1949
5
JEF Beck
99
01
v South Africa
Cape Town
01 Jan 1954
6
NS Harford
93
01
v Pakistan
Lahore
26 Oct 1955
7
JW Guy
91
02
v India
Eden Gardens
28 Dec 1955
8
JR Reid
92
01
v South Africa
Cape Town
01 Jan 1962
9
JR Reid
97
01
v Pakistan
Wellington
22 Jan 1965
10
RW Morgan
97
04
v Pakistan
Christchurch
12 Feb 1965
11
BAG Murray
90
02
v Pakistan
Lahore
30 Oct 1969
12
GM Turner
95
03
v West Indies
Port of Spain
09 Mar 1972
13
GM Turner
98
01
v England
Christchurch
28 Feb 1975
14
MG Burgess
95
02
v India
Wellington
13 Feb 1976
15
RW Anderson
92
03
v Pakistan
Lahore
09 Oct 1976
16
GP Howarth
94
01
v England
The Oval
27 Jul 1978
17
JG Wright
93
02
v England
Leeds
28 Jul 1983
18
RJ Hadlee
92*
04
v England
Nottingham
25 Aug 1983
19
RJ Hadlee
99
01
v England
Christchurch
03 Feb 1984
20
JV Coney
92
02
v Sri Lanka
Col-CCC
24 Mar 1984
21
JF Reid
97
02
v Pakistan
Karachi
10 Dec 1984
22
JV Coney
98
02
v Australia
Christchurch
28 Feb 1986
23
JV Coney
93
02
v Australia
Auckland
13 Mar 1986
24
JG Wright
99
01
v Australia
Melbourne
26 Dec 1987
25
MJ Greatbatch
90*
01
v India
Hyd-Lbs
02 Dec 1988
26
JG Wright
98
02
v England
Lord’s
21 Jun 1990
27
DN Patel
99
02
v England
Christchurch
18 Jan 1992
28
JG Wright
99
03
v England
Christchurch
18 Jan 1992
29
MD Crowe
98
01
v Australia
Wellington
04 Mar 1993
30
SP Fleming
92
03
v India
Hamilton
19 Mar 1994
31
BA Young
94
03
v England
Lord’s
16 Jun 1994
32
RG Twose
94
03
v Zimbabwe
Auckland
20 Jan 1996
33
SP Fleming
92*
03
v Pakistan
Lahore
21 Nov 1996
34
CL Cairns
93
03
v Pakistan
Lahore
21 Nov 1996
35
NJ Astle
96
02
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
25 Sep 1997
36
DL Vettori
90
02
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
25 Sep 1997
37
SP Fleming
91
02
v Australia
Brisbane
07 Nov 1997
38
CD McMillan
92
01
v India
Hamilton
02 Jan 1999
39
MJ Horne
93
02
v South Africa
Auckland
27 Feb 1999
40
NJ Astle
93
01
v West Indies
Wellington
26 Dec 1999
41
MH Richardson
99
01
v Zimbabwe
Harare
19 Sep 2000
42
SP Fleming
99
03
v South Africa
Bloemfontein
17 Nov 2000
43
CD McMillan
98
02
v Pakistan
Hamilton
27 Mar 2001
44
MH Richardson
95
01
v West Indies
St George’s
28 Jun 2002
45
JDP Oram
97
01
v Pakistan
Wellington
26 Dec 2003
46
JDP Oram
90
02
v South Africa
Auckland
18 Mar 2004
47
MH Richardson
93
01
v England
Lord’s
20 May 2004
48
BB McCullum
96
03
v England
Lord’s
20 May 2004
49
SP Fleming
97
01
v England
Leeds
03 Jun 2004
50
BB McCullum
99
01
v Sri Lanka
Napier
04 Apr 2005
51
L Vincent
92
02
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
15 Aug 2005
52
SP Fleming
97
02
v West Indies
Wellington
17 Mar 2006
53
DL Vettori
94
02
v Bangladesh
Wellington
12 Jan 2008
54
JM How
92
01
v England
Hamilton
05 Mar 2008
55
BB McCullum
97
01
v England
Lord’s
15 May 2008
56
JD Ryder
91
01
v Bangladesh
Mirpur
25 Oct 2008
57
DR Flynn
95
01
v West Indies
Dunedin
11 Dec 2008
58
LRPL Taylor
94
01
v Pakistan
Dunedin
24 Nov 2009
59
DL Vettori
99
01
v Pakistan
Dunedin
24 Nov 2009
60
LRPL Taylor
97
04
v Pakistan
Wellington
03 Dec 2009
61
DL Vettori
96
01
v Australia
Brisbane
01 Dec 2011
62
MJ Guptill
97
01
v West Indies
North Sound
25 Jul 2012
63
KS Williamson
91
01
v England
Auckland
22 Mar 2013
64
KS Williamson
97
03
v Australia
Christchurch
20 Feb 2016
65
KS Williamson
91
02
v Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
28 Jul 2016
66
HM Nicholls
98
02
v Bangladesh
Christchurch
20 Jan 2017
67
LRPL Taylor
93
02
v West Indies
Wellington
01 Dec 2017
68
KS Williamson
91
02
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
15 Dec 2018
69
TWM Latham
95
02
v India
Kanpur
25 Nov 2021
70
TA Blundell
96
02
v South Africa
Christchurch
17 Feb 2022
71
DP Conway
92
04
v South Africa
Christchurch
25 Feb 2022
72
TA Blundell
96
03
v England
Lord’s
02 Jun 2022
73
DP Conway
92
02
v Pakistan
Karachi
26 Dec 2022
74
TA Blundell
90
03
v England
Wellington
24 Feb 2023
75
R Ravindra
92
04
v Sri Lanka
Galle
18 Sep 2024
It also provides the fourth occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a ninety against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
JV Coney
92
02
v Sri Lanka
Col-CCC
24 Mar 1984
2
BB McCullum
99
01
v Sri Lanka
Napier
04 Apr 2005
3
KS Williamson
91
02
v Sri Lanka
Wellington
15 Dec 2018
4
R Ravindra
92
04
v Sri Lanka
Galle
18 Sep 2024
It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a ninety against Sri Lanka in the fourth innings of a test and also provides the fourth occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a ninety in the fourth innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
R Ashwin scored 113 in India’s first innings and captured six wickets conceding 88 runs in Bangladesh’s second innings in the just concluded test between India and Bangladesh at Chepauk. His feat of century and capturing five or more wickets in the same test provides 37th occasion of a cricketer scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in the same test. All the 37 occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Cen
5WI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
JH Sinclair
106
6/26
South Africa
v England
Cape Town
01 Apr 1899
2
GA Faulkner
123
5/120
South Africa
v England
Johannesburg
01 Jan 1910
3
C Kelleway
114
5/33
Australia
v South Africa
Manchester
27 May 1912
4
JM Gregory
100
7/69
Australia
v England
Melbourne
31 Dec 1920
5
MH Mankad
184
5/196
India
v England
Lord’s
19 Jun 1952
6
DS Atkinson
219
5/56
West Indies
v Australia
Bridgetown
14 May 1955
7
KR Miller
109
6/107
Australia
v West Indies
Kingston
11 Jun 1955
8
R Benaud
100
5/84
Australia
v South Africa
Johannesburg
07 Feb 1958
9
OG Smith
100
5/90
West Indies
v India
Delhi
06 Feb 1959
10
PR Umrigar
172*
5/107
India
v West Indies
Port of Spain
04 Apr 1962
11
GS Sobers
104
5/63
West Indies
v India
Kingston
13 Apr 1962
12
BR Taylor
105
5/86
New Zealand
v India
Eden Gardens
05 Mar 1965
13
GS Sobers
174
5/41
West Indies
v England
Leeds
04 Aug 1966
14
Mushtaq Mohammad
201
5/49
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Dunedin
07 Feb 1973
15
AW Greig
148
6/164
England
v West Indies
Bridgetown
06 Mar 1974
16
Mushtaq Mohammad
121
5/28
Pakistan
v West Indies
Port of Spain
01 Apr 1977
17
IT Botham
103
5/73
England
v New Zealand
Christchurch
24 Feb 1978
18
IT Botham
108
8/34
England
v Pakistan
Lord’s
15 Jun 1978
19
IT Botham
114
6/58, 7/48
England
v India
Wankhede
15 Feb 1980
20
IT Botham
149*
6/95
England
v Australia
Leeds
16 Jul 1981
21
Imran Khan
117
6/98, 5/82
Pakistan
v India
Faisalabad
03 Jan 1983
22
IT Botham
138
5/59
England
v New Zealand
Wellington
20 Jan 1984
23
Wasim Akram
123
5/100
Pakistan
v Australia
Adelaide
19 Jan 1990
24
PA Strang
106*
5/212
Zimbabwe
v Pakistan
Sheikhupura
17 Oct 1996
25
JH Kallis
110
5/90
South Africa
v West Indies
Cape Town
02 Jan 1999
26
JH Kallis
139*
5/21
South Africa
v Bangladesh
Potchefstroom
25 Oct 2002
27
R Ashwin
103
5/156
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
22 Nov 2011
28
Shakib Al Hasan
144
6/82
Bangladesh
v Pakistan
Mirpur
17 Dec 2011
29
Sohag Gazi
101*
6/77
Bangladesh
v New Zealand
Chattogram
09 Oct 2013
30
Shakib Al Hasan
137
5/80, 5/44
Bangladesh
v Zimbabwe
Khulna
03 Nov 2014
31
R Ashwin
113
7/83
India
v West Indies
North Sound
21 Jul 2016
32
RL Chase
137*
5/121
West Indies
v India
Kingston
30 Jul 2016
33
R Ashwin
106
5/43
India
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
34
RA Jadeja
175*
5/41
India
v Sri Lanka
Mohali
04 Mar 2022
35
RA Jadeja
112
5/41
India
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
36
AAP Atkinson
118
5/62
England
v Sri Lanka
Lord’s
29 Aug 2024
37
R Ashwin
113
6/88
India
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
It also provides the eighth occasion of an Indian cricketer performing such a feat and with it India owns the record for most such occasions in the annals of test cricket. England cricketers have performed such a feat on seven occasions
No
Player
Cen
5WI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
AW Greig
148
6/164
England
v West Indies
Bridgetown
06 Mar 1974
2
IT Botham
103
5/73
England
v New Zealand
Christchurch
24 Feb 1978
3
IT Botham
108
8/34
England
v Pakistan
Lord’s
15 Jun 1978
4
IT Botham
114
6/58, 7/48
England
v India
Wankhede
15 Feb 1980
5
IT Botham
149*
6/95
England
v Australia
Leeds
16 Jul 1981
6
IT Botham
138
5/59
England
v New Zealand
Wellington
20 Jan 1984
7
AAP Atkinson
118
5/62
England
v Sri Lanka
Lord’s
29 Aug 2024
1
MH Mankad
184
5/196
India
v England
Lord’s
19 Jun 1952
2
PR Umrigar
172*
5/107
India
v West Indies
Port of Spain
04 Apr 1962
3
R Ashwin
103
5/156
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
22 Nov 2011
4
R Ashwin
113
7/83
India
v West Indies
North Sound
21 Jul 2016
5
R Ashwin
106
5/43
India
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
6
RA Jadeja
175*
5/41
India
v Sri Lanka
Mohali
04 Mar 2022
7
RA Jadeja
112
5/41
India
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
8
R Ashwin
113
6/88
India
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
As far as R Ashwin is concerned, he performed such a feat on fourth occasion. He became the second bowler in the annals of test cricket to perform the feat on four or more occasions. IT Botham of England has performed the feat on five occasions.
No
Player
Cen
5WI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
IT Botham
103
5/73
England
v New Zealand
Christchurch
24 Feb 1978
2
IT Botham
108
8/34
England
v Pakistan
Lord’s
15 Jun 1978
3
IT Botham
114
6/58, 7/48
England
v India
Wankhede
15 Feb 1980
4
IT Botham
149*
6/95
England
v Australia
Leeds
16 Jul 1981
5
IT Botham
138
5/59
England
v New Zealand
Wellington
20 Jan 1984
1
R Ashwin
103
5/156
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
22 Nov 2011
2
R Ashwin
113
7/83
India
v West Indies
North Sound
21 Jul 2016
3
R Ashwin
106
5/43
India
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
4
R Ashwin
113
6/88
India
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
The following table lists the occasions of a spin bowler performing the feat of scoring a century and capturing five or more wickets in a test on two or more occasions. R Ashwin is the only spin bowler to perform such a feat on four occasions.
No
Player
Cen
5WI
Team
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
GS Sobers
104
5/63
West Indies
v India
Kingston
13 Apr 1962
2
GS Sobers
174
5/41
West Indies
v England
Leeds
04 Aug 1966
1
Mushtaq Mohammad
201
5/49
Pakistan
v New Zealand
Dunedin
07 Feb 1973
2
Mushtaq Mohammad
121
5/28
Pakistan
v West Indies
Port of Spain
01 Apr 1977
1
R Ashwin
103
5/156
India
v West Indies
Wankhede
22 Nov 2011
2
R Ashwin
113
7/83
India
v West Indies
North Sound
21 Jul 2016
3
R Ashwin
106
5/43
India
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
4
R Ashwin
113
6/88
India
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
1
RA Jadeja
175*
5/41
India
v Sri Lanka
Mohali
04 Mar 2022
2
RA Jadeja
112
5/41
India
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
1
Shakib Al Hasan
144
6/82
Bangladesh
v Pakistan
Mirpur
17 Dec 2011
2
Shakib Al Hasan
137
5/80, 5/44
Bangladesh
v Zimbabwe
Khulna
03 Nov 2014
R Ashwin’s 6 for 88 in the second innings of this test provides his 37th five wicket haul and he now shares the second place for most five wicket hauls by a bowler in the annals of test cricket with SK Warne of Australia. M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka occupies the first place with 67 five wicket hauls
R Ashwin’s 6 for 88 in the second innings of this test provides his 37th five wicket haul and he now shares the second place for most five wicket hauls by a spin bowler in the annals of test cricket with SK Warne of Australia. M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka occupies the first place with 67 five wicket hauls
R Ashwin’s 6 for 88 in the second innings of this test provides his 29th five wicket haul on home soil and he now owns the second place for most five wicket hauls by a bowler on home soil in the annals of test cricket with SK Warne of Australia. M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka occupies the first place with 45 five wicket hauls on home soil
R Ashwin’s 6 for 88 in the second innings of this test provides his 31st five wicket haul on home soil in winning tests and he now owns the second place for most five wicket hauls by a bowler on home soil in winning tests. M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka occupies the first place with 41 five wicket hauls on home soil in winning tests
R Ashwin’s 6 for 88 in the second innings of this test provides his 37th five wicket haul and he now owns the second place for most five wicket hauls by a spin bowler in the annals of test cricket with SK Warne of Australia. M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka occupies the first place with 45 five wicket hauls on home soil
R Ashwin’s six wickets in this test fetched him 298 wickets ion home soil in winning tests. He requires two more wickets for hid 300 wickets. If he gets it, he would become the second bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 300 plus wickets in winning tests on home soil. Muralitharan has captured 305 wickets in winning tests on home soil.
R Ashwin’s six wickets fetched him 73 wickets in the fourth innings of a test on home soil. He became the fourth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 70 plus wickets in the fourth innings of a test on home soil. Others are – SK Warne {77}, HMRKB Herath {72} and NM Lyon {70}
R Ashwin now occupies the second place in the list of bowlers who have captured most wickets on home soil in the fourth innings of a test with 73 wickets to his credit. SK Warne with 77 wickets occupies the first place. R Ashwin went past HMRKB Herath who had 72 wickets to occupy the second place.
R Ashwin’s six wickets in the fourth innings of this test fetched 99 wickets. He owns the Indian record for most wickets in the fourth innings of the test. He went past A Kumble who has 94 wickets to his credit in the fourth innings of a test.
Najmal Hossain Shanto scored 82 in this test which went in vain to provide the 228th occasion of a Bangladesh batsman’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause. It also provides the 27th occasion of a Bangladeh batsman’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause against India.
Najmal Hossain Shanto scored 82 in this test which went in vain to provide the 109th occasion of a Bangladesh batsman’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause on away soil. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Bangladeh batsman’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause against India on away soil..
Najmal Hossain Shanto scored 82 in this test which went in vain to provide the 29th occasion of a Bangladesh captain’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause. It also provides the third occasion of a Bangladeh captain’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause against India.
Najmal Hossain Shanto scored 82 in this test which went in vain to provide the 17th occasion of a Bangladesh captain’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause on away soil. It also provides the second occasion of a Bangladeh captain’s fifty in a test innings in a losing cause against India on away soil..
India won this test by 280 runs to provide the tenth occasion of India winning a test by 250 plus runs margin on home soil. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
India
won
434 runs
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
2
India
won
372 runs
v New Zealand
Wankhede
03 Dec 2021
3
India
won
337 runs
v South Africa
Delhi
03 Dec 2015
4
India
won
321 runs
v New Zealand
Indore
08 Oct 2016
5
India
won
320 runs
v Australia
Mohali
17 Oct 2008
6
India
won
317 runs
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
7
India
won
280 runs
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
8
India
won
280 runs
v South Africa
Kanpur
08 Dec 1996
9
India
won
259 runs
v Sri Lanka
Ahmedabad
18 Dec 2005
10
India
won
255 runs
v West Indies
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
India won this test by 280 runs to provide the third occasion of India winning a test by 250 plus runs margin at Chennai. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
India
won
317 runs
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
2
India
won
280 runs
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
3
India
won
255 runs
v West Indies
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
India won this test by 280 runs to provide the 16th occasion of India winning a test by 250 plus runs margin.. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
India
won
434 runs
v England
Rajkot
15 Feb 2024
2
India
won
372 runs
v New Zealand
Wankhede
03 Dec 2021
3
India
won
337 runs
v South Africa
Delhi
03 Dec 2015
4
India
won
321 runs
v New Zealand
Indore
08 Oct 2016
5
India
won
320 runs
v Australia
Mohali
17 Oct 2008
6
India
won
318 runs
v West Indies
North Sound
22 Aug 2019
7
India
won
317 runs
v England
Chennai
13 Feb 2021
8
India
won
304 runs
v Sri Lanka
Galle
26 Jul 2017
9
India
won
280 runs
v Bangladesh
Chennai
19 Sep 2024
10
India
won
280 runs
v South Africa
Kanpur
08 Dec 1996
11
India
won
279 runs
v England
Leeds
19 Jun 1986
12
India
won
278 runs
v Sri Lanka
Col-PSS
20 Aug 2015
13
India
won
272 runs
v New Zealand
Auckland
07 Mar 1968
14
India
won
259 runs
v Sri Lanka
Ahmedabad
18 Dec 2005
15
India
won
257 runs
v West Indies
Kingston
30 Aug 2019
16
India
won
255 runs
v West Indies
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
India has won 179 tests and lost 178 tests at the conclusion of the first test against Bangladesh at Chennai. India became the fifth team in the annals of test cricket to win more tests than the tests it has lost. Australia, England, South Africa and Pakistan are the four teams to win more tests than the tests it has lost