Abrar Ahmed of Pakistan captured eleven wickets conceding 234 runs on his test debut in the just concluded Multan test against England was in losing cause to provide the sixth occasion of a bowler’s ten wicket haul on debut in a test match going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AE Hall
62.3
6
20
112
11
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
01 Jan 1923
2
K Farnes
65.2
6
13
179
10
Eng
Aus
Nottingham
8 Jun 1934
3
AL Valentine
106.0
6
36
204
11
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
4
SF Burke
81.0
6
29
196
11
SAF
NZl
Cape Town
01 Jan 1962
5
JJ Krejza
74.5
6
4
358
12
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
6
Abrar Ahmed
51.0
6
4
234
11
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
He became the third bowler to witness ten wicket haul in a losing cause in a test against England. The following table list the three bowlers
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AE Hall
62.3
6
20
112
11
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
01 Jan 1923
2
AL Valentine
106.0
6
36
204
11
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
3
Abrar Ahmed
51.0
6
4
234
11
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
The immediate previous occasion of a bowler’s ten wicket haul against England going in vain was AL Valentine’s 11 for 204 at Manchester in Jun 1950. The interval between the Valentine’s effort and Abrar Ahmed’s effort is 72 years and five months
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Abrar Ahmed
51.0
6
4
234
11
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
2
AL Valentine
106.0
6
36
204
11
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
Bowler’s ten wicket hauls in a test in losing cause
Abrar Ahmed of Pakistan captured eleven wickets conceding 234 runs in the just concluded Multan test against England was in losing cause to provide the 78th occasion of a bowler’s ten wicket haul in a test match going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
FR Spofforth
92.1
4
42
117
11
Aus
Eng
Sydney
26 Jan 1883
2
CTB Turner
88.0
4
50
87
12
Aus
Eng
Sydney
10 Feb 1888
3
GA Lohmann
94.2
6
32
142
10
Eng
Aus
Sydney
29 Jan 1892
4
T Richardson
110.3
5
39
244
13
Eng
Aus
Manchester
16 Jul 1896
5
H Trumble
65.0
5
19
89
12
Aus
Eng
The Oval
10 Aug 1896
6
T Richardson
57.5
6
8
204
10
Eng
Aus
Sydney
26 Feb 1898
7
SF Barnes
80.1
6
22
163
13
Eng
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1902
8
WH Lockwood
37.1
6
10
76
11
Eng
Aus
Manchester
24 Jul 1902
9
H Trumble
64.5
6
17
173
12
Aus
Eng
The Oval
11 Aug 1902
10
CB Llewellyn
49.5
6
12
116
10
SAF
Aus
Johannesburg
18 Oct 1902
11
HV Hordern
62.0
6
13
161
10
Aus
Eng
Sydney
23 Feb 1912
12
AE Hall
62.3
6
20
112
11
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
01 Jan 1923
13
MW Tate
89.0
8
19
228
11
Eng
Aus
Sydney
19 Dec 1924
14
CV Grimmett
62.0
6
10
201
10
Aus
Eng
Nottingham
13 Jun 1930
15
K Farnes
65.2
6
13
179
10
Eng
Aus
Nottingham
08 Jun 1934
16
J Cowie
55.5
6
12
140
10
NZl
Eng
Manchester
24 Jul 1937
17
AL Valentine
106.0
6
36
204
11
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
18
GE Gomez
36.2
8
6
113
10
Win
Aus
Sydney
25 Jan 1952
19
Ghulam Ahmed
49.3
6
11
130
10
Ind
Aus
Eden Gardens
02 Nov 1956
20
SP Gupte
57.3
6
13
223
10
Ind
Win
Kanpur
12 Dec 1958
21
AK Davidson
77.4
6
30
124
12
Aus
Ind
Kanpur
19 Dec 1959
22
SF Burke
81.0
6
29
196
11
SAF
NZl
Cape Town
01 Jan 1962
23
RG Nadkarni
72.4
6
27
122
11
Ind
Aus
Chennai
02 Oct 1964
24
NJN Hawke
52.4
6
15
115
10
Aus
Win
Georgetown
14 Apr 1965
25
BS Chandrasekhar
92.5
6
24
235
11
Ind
Win
Brabourne
13 Dec 1966
26
EAS Prasanna
71.0
6
27
174
10
Ind
Aus
Chennai
24 Dec 1969
27
AME Roberts
42.3
6
11
121
12
Win
Ind
Chennai
11 Jan 1975
28
DL Underwood
55.0
8
8
215
11
Eng
Aus
Adelaide
25 Jan 1975
29
BS Bedi
61.2
8
12
194
10
Ind
Aus
Perth
16 Dec 1977
30
RM Hogg
47.5
8
11
122
10
Aus
Eng
Perth
15 Dec 1978
31
G Dymock
63.4
6
12
166
12
Aus
Ind
Kanpur
02 Oct 1979
32
IT Botham
80.5
6
23
176
11
Eng
Aus
Perth
14 Dec 1979
33
Iqbal Qasim
72.5
6
29
175
10
Pak
Ind
Wankhede
16 Dec 1979
34
RJ Bright
57.5
6
22
111
10
Aus
Pak
Karachi
27 Feb 1980
35
MA Holding
38.3
6
8
107
11
Win
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 1981
36
N Kapil Dev
57.3
6
15
135
10
Ind
Win
Ahmedabad
12 Nov 1983
37
NGB Cook
44.0
6
20
83
11
Eng
Pak
Karachi
02 Mar 1984
38
GF Lawson
64.0
6
13
181
11
Aus
Win
Adelaide
07 Dec 1984
39
Wasim Akram
59.0
6
17
128
10
Pak
NZl
Dunedin
09 Feb 1985
40
Maninder Singh
62.1
6
16
126
10
Ind
Pak
Bengaluru
13 Mar 1987
41
MG Hughes
73.1
6
16
217
13
Aus
Win
Perth
02 Dec 1988
42
Wasim Akram
71.4
6
21
160
11
Pak
Aus
Melbourne
12 Jan 1990
43
C Pringle
59.0
6
17
152
11
NZl
Pak
Faisalabad
26 Oct 1990
44
SK Warne
69.0
6
25
128
12
Aus
SAF
Sydney
02 Jan 1994
45
Mushtaq Ahmed
54.1
6
12
143
10
Pak
NZl
Lahore
21 Nov 1996
46
BKV PraSAF
44.0
6
10
153
10
Ind
SAF
Durban
26 Dec 1996
47
ARC Fraser
43.1
6
10
110
11
Eng
Win
Port of Spain
05 Feb 1998
48
Waqar Younis
40.4
6
10
133
10
Pak
SAF
Gqeberha
06 Mar 1998
49
Saqlain Mushtaq
82.3
6
22
216
10
Pak
Ind
Delhi
04 Feb 1999
50
J Srinath
46.0
6
10
132
13
Ind
Pak
Eden Gardens
16 Feb 1999
51
DL Vettori
60.0
6
19
149
12
NZl
Aus
Auckland
11 Mar 2000
52
Wasim Akram
56.2
6
19
110
11
Pak
Win
St John’s
25 May 2000
53
CA Walsh
40.5
6
11
117
10
Win
Eng
Lord’s
29 Jun 2000
54
PA Strang
72.3
6
15
158
10
Zim
NZl
Bulawayo
12 Sep 2000
55
M Muralidaran
77.3
6
14
212
11
Srl
Aus
Galle
08 Mar 2004
56
Harbhajan Singh
71.1
6
12
224
11
Ind
Aus
Bengaluru
06 Oct 2004
57
CD Collymore
44.2
6
7
134
11
Win
Pak
Kingston
03 Jun 2005
58
SK Warne
48.3
6
11
162
10
Aus
Eng
Birmingham
04 Aug 2005
59
M Ntini
44.5
6
6
178
10
SAF
Aus
Johannesburg
31 Mar 2006
60
M Muralidaran
37.2
6
5
115
10
Srl
Eng
Birmingham
25 May 2006
61
DL Vettori
56.3
6
7
183
10
NZl
Srl
Wellington
15 Dec 2006
62
RJ Sidebottom
51.3
6
12
139
10
Eng
NZl
Hamilton
05 Mar 2008
63
BAW Mendis
55.2
6
5
209
10
Srl
Ind
Galle
31 Jul 2008
64
JJ Krejza
74.5
6
4
358
12
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
65
MG Johnson
58.2
6
9
159
11
Aus
SAF
Perth
17 Dec 2008
66
Saeed Ajmal
56.5
6
20
111
11
Pak
Win
Providence
12 May 2011
67
S Shillingford
81.5
6
16
219
10
Win
Aus
Roseau
23 Apr 2012
68
Saeed Ajmal
60.1
6
11
147
10
Pak
SAF
Cape Town
14 Feb 2013
69
TG Southee
47.2
6
12
108
10
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
16 May 2013
70
R Ashwin
42.0
6
8
160
10
Ind
Srl
Galle
12 Aug 2015
71
CR Woakes
42.0
6
13
102
11
Eng
Pak
Lord’s
14 Jul 2016
72
MA Starc
28.4
6
8
94
11
Aus
Srl
Galle
04 Aug 2016
73
D Bishoo
48.5
6
5
174
10
Win
Pak
Dub-DSC
13 Oct 2016
74
KA Maharaj
81.1
6
14
283
12
SAF
Srl
Col-SSC
20 Jul 2018
75
Taijul Islam
68.1
6
15
170
11
Ban
Zim
Sylhet
03 Nov 2018
76
L Embuldeniya
62.0
6
9
210
10
Srl
Eng
Galle
22 Jan 2021
77
AY Patel
73.5
6
15
225
14
NZl
Ind
Wankhede
03 Dec 2021
78
Abrar Ahmed
51.0
6
4
234
11
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
It also provides the tenth occasion of a Pakistan bowler’s ten wicket haul in a test match going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Iqbal Qasim
72.5
6
29
175
10
Pak
Ind
Wankhede
16 Dec 1979
2
Wasim Akram
59.0
6
17
128
10
Pak
NZl
Dunedin
09 Feb 1985
3
Wasim Akram
71.4
6
21
160
11
Pak
Aus
Melbourne
12 Jan 1990
4
Mushtaq Ahmed
54.1
6
12
143
10
Pak
NZl
Lahore
21 Nov 1996
5
Waqar Younis
40.4
6
10
133
10
Pak
SAF
Gqeberha
06 Mar 1998
6
Saqlain Mushtaq
82.3
6
22
216
10
Pak
Ind
Delhi
04 Feb 1999
7
Wasim Akram
56.2
6
19
110
11
Pak
Win
St John’s
25 May 2000
8
Saeed Ajmal
56.5
6
20
111
11
Pak
Win
Providence
12 May 2011
9
Saeed Ajmal
60.1
6
11
147
10
Pak
SAF
Cape Town
14 Feb 2013
10
Abrar Ahmed
51.0
6
4
234
11
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
It also provides the 16th occasion of a bowler’s ten wicket haul in a test match against England going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
FR Spofforth
92.1
4
42
117
11
Aus
Eng
Sydney
26 Jan 1883
2
CTB Turner
88.0
4
50
87
12
Aus
Eng
Sydney
10 Feb 1888
3
H Trumble
65.0
5
19
89
12
Aus
Eng
The Oval
10 Aug 1896
4
H Trumble
64.5
6
17
173
12
Aus
Eng
The Oval
11 Aug 1902
5
HV Hordern
62.0
6
13
161
10
Aus
Eng
Sydney
23 Feb 1912
6
AE Hall
62.3
6
20
112
11
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
01 Jan 1923
7
CV Grimmett
62.0
6
10
201
10
Aus
Eng
Nottingham
13 Jun 1930
8
J Cowie
55.5
6
12
140
10
NZl
Eng
Manchester
24 Jul 1937
9
AL Valentine
106.0
6
36
204
11
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
10
RM Hogg
47.5
8
11
122
10
Aus
Eng
Perth
15 Dec 1978
11
CA Walsh
40.5
6
11
117
10
Win
Eng
Lord’s
29 Jun 2000
12
SK Warne
48.3
6
11
162
10
Aus
Eng
Birmingham
04 Aug 2005
13
M Muralidaran
37.2
6
5
115
10
Srl
Eng
Birmingham
25 May 2006
14
TG Southee
47.2
6
12
108
10
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
16 May 2013
15
L Embuldeniya
62.0
6
9
210
10
Srl
Eng
Galle
22 Jan 2021
16
Abrar Ahmed
51.0
6
4
234
11
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
DL Vettori, H Trumble, M Muralidaran, Saeed Ajmal, SK Warne, T Richardson are the six bowlers to witness their ten wicket hauls in a test in a losing cause on two occasions, while Wasim Akram is the only bowler to witness his ten wicket hauls in a test in a losing cause on three occasions.
Bangladesh and India have met in seven series and the series starting from Dec 14 2022 is the eighth series between the two teams
RESULT SUMMARY
Bangladesh and India have played eleven tests. Bangladesh is yet to win a test against India, while India has won nine tests against Bangladesh. Two Tests have ended in a draw
Bangladesh and India have played eight tests in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is yet to win a test against India, while India has won six tests against Bangladesh. Two Tests have ended in a draw
HIGHEST TEAM TOTALS
Bangladesh has posted a team total of 250 plus runs in an innings on eight occasions against India. Its 400 at Dhaka in the first innings in Nov 2000 is the highest team total posted by Bangladesh against India.
Bangladesh has posted a team total of 250 plus runs in an innings on six occasions against India at home. Its 400 at Dhaka in the first innings in Nov 2000 is the highest team total posted by Bangladesh against India.
India has posted a team total of 250 plus runs in an innings against India on eleven occasions. Its 687 for 6 declared in the first innings in Feb 2017 at Hyd-RGS is the highest team total in an innings posted by India against Bangladesh
India has posted a team total of 250 plus runs in an innings against India on eleven occasions in Bangladesh. Its 610 for 3 declared in the first innings in Feb 2017 at Mirpur is the highest team total in an innings posted by India against Bangladesh in Bangladesh
Thus India has posted a team total of 600 plus runs against India – both at home soil and away soil
LOWEST TEAM TOTALS
Bangladesh’s 91 all out in the third innings of the Dhaka Test in Nov 2000 represent its lowest total in a completed innings against India. India’s 243 all out in the first innings of the Chattogram Test in Jan 2010 represent its lowest total in a completed innings against Bangladesh
MOST RUNS BY BATSMEN
Mushfiqur Rahim of Bangaldesh has scored 518 runs which represent the most runs scored by Bangladesh batsmen against India. SR Tendulkar of India has scored 820 runs which represent the most runs scored by an Indian batsman against Bangladesh
HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE
Mohammad Ashraful’s 158 at Chattogram in Dec 2004 represent the highest individual score by a Bangladesh batsman against India. SR Tendulkar’s 248 not out at Dhaka in Dec 2004 represent the highest individual score by an Indian batsman against Bangalore
CENTURIONS
A total of 25 centuries have been scored by batsmen in the test series between the two teams of which Bangladesh batsmen have scored five centuries and Indian batsmen have scored 20 centuries
DOUBLE CENTURIES
SR Tendulkar, MA Agarwal and V Kohli are the three Indian batsmen who have scored 200 plus runs in Bangladesh-India test series
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
SR Tendulkar
248*
2
Ind
Ban
Dhaka
10 Dec 2004
2
MA Agarwal
243
2
Ind
Ban
Indore
14 Nov 2019
3
V Kohli
204
1
Ind
Ban
Hyd-RGS
09 Feb 2017
MOST WICKETS
Mohammad Rafique and Shakib Al Hasan with 15 wickets each share the record for most wickets by Bangladesh bowlers against India. Zaheer Khan with 31 wickets owns the record for most wickets by an Indian bowler against Bangladesh
BEST INNINGS BOWLING EFFORT
Naimur Rehman’s 6 for 132 at Dhaka in Nov 2000 represents the best innings bowling effort by a Bangladesh bowler against India. Zaheer Khan’s 7 for 87 at Mirpur in Jan 2010 represents the best innings bowling effort by an Indian bowler against Bangladesh.
BEST MATCH BOWLING EFFORT
Shakib Al Hasan’s 7 for 174 at Chattogram in Jan 2010 represent the best match bowling effort by a Bangladesh bowler against India.
FIVE OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
There are three occasions of Bangladesh bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. There are nine occasions of Indian bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Bangladesh.
TEN OR MORE WICKETS IN A MATCH
There are no occasions of a Bangladesh bowler cspturing ten or more wickets in a match against India. There are two occasions of Indian bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a match against Bangladesh
MOST EXPENSIVE BOWLING IN AN INNINGS
Mohammad Rafique’s 2 for 181 at Mirpur in May 2007 represent the most expensive innings figures in terms of runs conceded by a Bangladesh bowler against India. SB Joshi’s 5 for 142 at Dhaka in Nov 2000 represent the most expensive innings figures in terms of runs conceded by an Indian bowler against Bangladesh
MOST EXPENSIVE BOWLING IN A MATCH
Mehidy Hasan Miraj’s 2 for 197 at Hyd-RGS in Feb 2017 represent the most expensive match figures in terms of runs conceded by a Bangladesh bowler against India. R Ashwin’s 6 for 171 at Hyd-RGS in Feb 2017 represent the most expensive match figures in terms of runs conceded by an Indian bowler against Bangladesh
HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS
The second wicket partnership of 200 runs between Juaaid Siddique and Tamim Iqbal at Mirpur in Jan 2010 represent the highest partnership by Bangladesh batsmen against India. The first wicket partnership of 283 runs between S Dhawan and M Vijay at Fatullah in Jun 2015 represent the highest partnership by Indian batsmen against Bangladesh.
THREE FIGURE PARTNERSHIPSB
There are four three figure partnerships posted by Bangladesh batsmen against India of which one is a 200 plus runs partnership. There are 18 three figure partnerships posted by Indian batsmen against Bangladesh of which four are 200 plus runs partnerships
Teams dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs in a test innings
West Indies was dismissed for 77 in the fourth innings of the just concluded test against Australia at Adelaide to provide the 233rd occasion of a team dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in a test innings. It also provides the 52nd occasion of a team dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in a test innings against Australia.
It also provides the 49th occasion of a team dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the tenth occasion of a team dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in the fourth innings of a test against Australia.
West Indies was dismissed for 77 in the fourth innings of the just concluded test against Australia at Adelaide to provide the 20th occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
West Indies
90
3
v Australia
Sydney
01 Jan 1931
2
West Indies
99
1
v Australia
Melbourne
13 Feb 1931
3
West Indies
97
2
v England
Lord’s
24 Jun 1933
4
West Indies
78
2
v Australia
Sydney
25 Jan 1952
5
West Indies
77
4
v New Zealand
Auckland
09 Mar 1956
6
West Indies
89
2
v England
The Oval
22 Aug 1957
7
West Indies
86
3
v England
The Oval
22 Aug 1957
8
West Indies
76
2
v Pakistan
Dhaka
06 Mar 1959
9
West Indies
91
4
v England
Birmingham
04 Jul 1963
10
West Indies
53
4
v Pakistan
Faisalabad
24 Oct 1986
11
West Indies
51
4
v Australia
Port of Spain
05 Mar 1999
12
West Indies
97
3
v New Zealand
Hamilton
16 Dec 1999
13
West Indies
54
3
v England
Lord’s
29 Jun 2000
14
West Indies
61
3
v England
Leeds
17 Aug 2000
15
West Indies
82
1
v Australia
Brisbane
23 Nov 2000
16
West Indies
47
3
v England
Kingston
11 Mar 2004
17
West Indies
94
3
v England
Bridgetown
01 Apr 2004
18
West Indies
93
3
v Sri Lanka
Bridgetown
23 Jun 2018
10
West Indies
97
1
v South Africa
Gros Islet
10 Jun 2021
20
West Indies
77
4
v Australia
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the sixth occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in a test innings against Australia.
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
West Indies
90
3
v Australia
Sydney
01 Jan 1931
2
West Indies
99
1
v Australia
Melbourne
13 Feb 1931
3
West Indies
78
2
v Australia
Sydney
25 Jan 1952
4
West Indies
51
4
v Australia
Port of Spain
05 Mar 1999
5
West Indies
82
1
v Australia
Brisbane
23 Nov 2000
6
West Indies
77
4
v Australia
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the fifth occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in the fourth innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
West Indies
77
4
v New Zealand
Auckland
09 Mar 1956
2
West Indies
91
4
v England
Birmingham
04 Jul 1963
3
West Indies
53
4
v Pakistan
Faisalabad
24 Oct 1986
4
West Indies
51
4
v Australia
Port of Spain
05 Mar 1999
5
West Indies
77
4
v Australia
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the second occasion of West Indies dismissed all out for a score less than 100 runs in the fourth innings of a test against Australia. Both the occasions are listed below
Australia won the just concluded Adelaide test against West Indies by 419 runs to provide the twelfth occasion of a team winning a test by 400 plus runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below in the order of descending margin of runs. It also provides the first occasion of a team winning a test by 400 plus runs margin against West Indies.
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
England
won
675 runs
v Australia
Brisbane
30 Nov 1928
2
Australia
won
562 runs
v England
The Oval
18 Aug 1934
3
Australia
won
530 runs
v South Africa
Melbourne
17 Feb 1911
4
South Africa
won
492 runs
v Australia
Johannesburg
30 Mar 2018
5
Australia
won
491 runs
v Pakistan
Perth
16 Dec 2004
6
Sri Lanka
won
465 runs
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
03 Jan 2009
7
West Indies
won
425 runs
v England
Manchester
08 Jul 1976
8
New Zealand
won
423 runs
v Sri Lanka
Christchurch
26 Dec 2018
9
Australia
won
419 runs
v West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
10
Australia
won
409 runs
v England
Lord’s
24 Jun 1948
11
West Indies
won
408 runs
v Australia
Adelaide
26 Jan 1980
12
Australia
won
405 runs
v England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
It also provides the sixth occasion of Australia winning a test by 400 plus runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below in the order of descending margin of runs. It also provides the first occasion of Australia winning a test by 400 plus runs margin against West Indies.
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Australia
won
562 runs
v England
The Oval
18 Aug 1934
2
Australia
won
530 runs
v South Africa
Melbourne
17 Feb 1911
3
Australia
won
491 runs
v Pakistan
Perth
16 Dec 2004
4
Australia
won
419 runs
v West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
5
Australia
won
409 runs
v England
Lord’s
24 Jun 1948
6
Australia
won
405 runs
v England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
It also provides the sixth occasion of a team winning a test by 400 plus runs margin in the 21st century . All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Australia
won
491 runs
v Pakistan
Perth
16 Dec 2004
2
Sri Lanka
won
465 runs
v Bangladesh
Chattogram
03 Jan 2009
3
Australia
won
405 runs
v England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
4
South Africa
won
492 runs
v Australia
Johannesburg
30 Mar 2018
5
New Zealand
won
423 runs
v Sri Lanka
Christchurch
26 Dec 2018
6
Australia
won
419 runs
v West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the third occasion of Australia winning a test by 400 plus runs margin in the 21st century . All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Res
Margin
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
Australia
won
491 runs
v Pakistan
Perth
16 Dec 2004
2
Australia
won
405 runs
v England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
3
Australia
won
419 runs
v West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
Abrar Ahmed’s debut performance – Some interesting points
Abrar Ahmed of Pakistan captured seven wickets conceding 114 runs against England in the ongoing test at Multan on his test debut. His performance has the following interesting points.
He became the eighth bowler to capture seven wicket in an innings on debut in the first innings of a test
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WH Ashley
43.1
4
18
95
7
1
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
25 Mar 1889
2
AV Bedser
29.1
6
11
49
7
1
Eng
Ind
Lord’s
22 Jun 1946
3
JC Laker
37.0
6
9
103
7
1
Eng
Win
Bridgetown
21 Jan 1948
4
AL Valentine
50.0
6
14
104
8
1
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
5
RAL Massie
32.5
6
7
84
8
1
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
22 Jun 1972
6
JJ Krejza
43.5
6
1
215
8
1
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
7
M de Lange
23.2
6
3
81
7
1
SAF
Srl
Durban
26 Dec 2011
8
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
He became the fourth bowler to capture seven wickets in an innings on test debut conceding 100 plus runs. He also became the first Pakistan bowler to capture seven wickets on test debut conceding 100 plus runs
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
JC Laker
37.0
6
9
103
7
1
Eng
Win
Bridgetown
21 Jan 1948
2
AL Valentine
50.0
6
14
104
8
1
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
3
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
4
JJ Krejza
43.5
6
1
215
8
1
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
He became the second Pakistan bowler to capture seven wickets in an innings on debut on home soil. Mohd Zahid had captured seven for 66 on debut in the third innings of a test on debut against New Zealand at Rawalpindi in Nov 1996.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Mohd Zahid
20.0
6
3
66
7
3
Pak
NZl
Rawalpindi
28 Nov 1996
2
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
He became the first Pakistan bowler to capture seven wickets in an innings on debut in the first innings of a test. He also became the first Pakistan bowler to perform such a feat in the first innings of a test against England.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Mohd Nazir
30.1
6
3
99
7
2
Pak
NZl
Karachi
24 Oct 1969
2
Mohd Zahid
20.0
6
3
66
7
3
Pak
NZl
Rawalpindi
28 Nov 1996
3
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
He also became the fourth bowler to perform such a feat in the first innings of a test against England.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
RAL Massie
32.5
6
7
84
8
1
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
22 Jun 1972
1
WH Ashley
43.1
4
18
95
7
1
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
25 Mar 1889
3
AL Valentine
50.0
6
14
104
8
1
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
4
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
Abrar Ahmed captured five wickets in an extended first session. He became the second bowler to capture five wickets in the first session on the first day. The other bowler to perform such a feat was AL Valentine of West Indies against England at Manchester in 1950
There are two more debutants who have captured five or more wickets in the first session on the first day. CTB Turner of Australia took six wickets against England at Sydney in 1887 {in the session between Lunch and Tea, as there was no play till Lunch}. F Martin of England took five wickets against Australia at The Oval in 1890Abrar Ahmed accounted for the first seven England batmen on his test debut. The only other bowler to account for first seven or more batsman on test debut was AL Valentine. He accounted for the first eight England batsmen on his test debut against England at Manchester in 1950.
His effort of seven for 114 on test debut has come in least number of overs bowled by a bowler who has performed the feat in first innings of a test. He captured 7-114 in 22.0 overs. Previously this record was held by South African bowler M de Lange who had figures of 23.4-3-81-7 in the first innings of the test against Sri Lanka at Durban in Dec 2011
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
M de Lange
23.2
6
3
81
7
1
SAF
Srl
Durban
26 Dec 2011
2
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
Abrar Ahmed became the ninth bowler to capture seven or more wickets in an innings on test debut in less than 22.0 overs or 22.0 overs
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
KJ Abbott
11.4
6
4
29
7
2
SAF
Pak
Centurion
22 Feb 2013
2
ND Hirwani
15.2
6
3
75
8
4
Ind
Win
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
3
James Langridge
17.0
6
4
56
7
3
Eng
Win
Manchester
22 Jul 1933
4
ND Hirwani
18.3
6
3
61
8
2
Ind
Win
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
5
DG Cork
19.3
6
5
43
7
4
Eng
Win
Lord’s
22 Jun 1995
6
Mohd Zahid
20.0
6
3
66
7
3
Pak
NZl
Rawalpindi
28 Nov 1996
7
L Klusener
21.3
6
4
64
8
4
SAF
Ind
Eden Gardens
27 Nov 1996
8
DJG Sammy
21.3
6
2
66
7
3
Win
Eng
Manchester
07 Jun 2007
9
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
Abrar Ahmed became the second bowler to capture seven or more wickets in an innings on test debut against England in less than 22.0 overs or 22.0 overs. Prior to this DJG Sammy of West Indies had figures of 21.3-2-66-7 against England in Jun 2007in the third innings of a test
Abrar Ahmed of Pakistan captured seven wickets conceding 114 runs against England in the ongoing test at Multan to provide the 22nd occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
TK Kendall
33.1
4
12
55
7
4
Eng
Eng
Melbourne
15 Mar 1877
2
WH Ashley
43.1
4
18
95
7
1
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
25 Mar 1889
3
AE Trott
27.0
6
10
43
8
4
Aus
Eng
Adelaide
11 Jan 1895
4
AE Hall
37.3
6
12
63
7
4
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
01 Jan 1923
5
James Langridge
17.0
6
4
56
7
3
Eng
Win
Manchester
22 Jul 1933
6
AV Bedser
29.1
6
11
49
7
1
Eng
Ind
Lord’s
22 Jun 1946
7
JC Laker
37.0
6
9
103
7
1
Eng
Win
Bridgetown
21 Jan 1948
8
AL Valentine
50.0
6
14
104
8
1
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
9
Mohd Nazir
30.1
6
3
99
7
2
Pak
NZl
Karachi
24 Oct 1969
10
RAL Massie
32.5
6
7
84
8
1
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
22 Jun 1972
11
RAL Massie
27.2
6
9
53
8
3
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
22 Jun 1972
12
JK Lever
23.0
6
6
46
7
2
Eng
Ind
Delhi
17 Dec 1976
13
ND Hirwani
18.3
6
3
61
8
2
Ind
Win
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
14
ND Hirwani
15.2
6
3
75
8
4
Ind
Win
Chennai
11 Jan 1988
15
DG Cork
19.3
6
5
43
7
4
Eng
Win
Lord’s
22 Jun 1995
16
L Klusener
21.3
6
4
64
8
4
SAF
Ind
Eden Gardens
27 Nov 1996
17
Mohd Zahid
20.0
6
3
66
7
3
Pak
NZl
Rawalpindi
28 Nov 1996
18
DJG Sammy
21.3
6
2
66
7
3
Win
Eng
Manchester
07 Jun 2007
19
JJ Krejza
43.5
6
1
215
8
1
Aus
Ind
Nagpur
06 Nov 2008
20
M de Lange
23.2
6
3
81
7
1
SAF
Srl
Durban
26 Dec 2011
21
KJ Abbott
11.4
6
4
29
7
2
SAF
Pak
Centurion
22 Feb 2013
22
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
His feat provides the third occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing seven or more wickets on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Mohd Nazir
30.1
6
3
99
7
2
Pak
NZl
Karachi
24 Oct 1969
2
Mohd Zahid
20.0
6
3
66
7
3
Pak
NZl
Rawalpindi
28 Nov 1996
3
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
His feat provides the ninth occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets on test debut against England. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Overs
BPO
M
Runs
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
TK Kendall
33.1
4
12
55
7
4
Eng
Eng
Melbourne
15 Mar 1877
2
WH Ashley
43.1
4
18
95
7
1
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
25 Mar 1889
3
AE Trott
27.0
6
10
43
8
4
Aus
Eng
Adelaide
11 Jan 1895
4
AE Hall
37.3
6
12
63
7
4
SAF
Eng
Cape Town
01 Jan 1923
5
AL Valentine
50.0
6
14
104
8
1
Win
Eng
Manchester
08 Jun 1950
6
RAL Massie
32.5
6
7
84
8
1
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
22 Jun 1972
7
RAL Massie
27.2
6
9
53
8
3
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
22 Jun 1972
8
DJG Sammy
21.3
6
2
66
7
3
Win
Eng
Manchester
07 Jun 2007
9
Abrar Ahmed
22.0
6
1
114
7
1
Pak
Eng
Multan
09 Dec 2022
Batsmen dismissed run out after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings of a test match
TM Head of Australia was dismissed run out for 175 in the ongoing test at Adelaide against West Indies to provide the 38th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring 150 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
M Leyland
187
01
Eng
Aus
The Oval
20 Aug 1938
2
AR Morris
196
02
Aus
Eng
The Oval
14 Aug 1948
3
CL Walcott
152
01
Win
Ind
Delhi
10 Nov 1948
4
AD Nourse
208
01
SAF
Eng
Nottingham
07 Jun 1951
5
VS Hazare
155
01
Ind
Eng
Brabourne
14 Dec 1951
6
ED Weekes
161
02
Win
Ind
Port of Spain
19 Feb 1953
7
CC Hunte
260
02
Win
Pak
Kingston
26 Feb 1958
8
GS Sobers
198
03
Win
Ind
Kanpur
12 Dec 1958
9
Hanif Mohammad
160
01
Pak
Ind
Brabourne
02 Dec 1960
10
KF Barrington
172
03
Eng
Ind
Kanpur
01 Dec 1961
11
TW Graveney
165
02
Eng
Win
The Oval
18 Aug 1966
12
CA Davis
183
03
Win
NZl
Bridgetown
23 Mar 1972
13
AR Border
162
01
Aus
Ind
Chennai
11 Sep 1979
14
Haroon Rasheed
153
01
Pak
Srl
Karachi
05 Mar 1982
15
RB Richardson
185
01
Win
NZl
Georgetown
06 Apr 1985
16
AH Jones
150
01
NZl
Aus
Adelaide
11 Dec 1987
17
DM Jones
216
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
03 Feb 1989
18
SV Manjrekar
218
01
Ind
Pak
Lahore
01 Dec 1989
19
RS Mahanama
153
02
Srl
NZl
Moratuwa
27 Nov 1992
20
BC Lara
277
02
Win
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 1993
21
Saeed Anwar
169
02
Pak
NZl
Wellington
17 Feb 1994
22
R Dravid
180
03
Ind
Aus
Eden Gardens
11 Mar 2001
23
R Dravid
217
02
Ind
Eng
The Oval
05 Sep 2002
24
ML Hayden
177
03
Aus
Win
St John’s
09 May 2003
25
L Vincent
224
02
NZl
Srl
Wellington
11 Apr 2005
26
Younis Khan
199
01
Pak
Ind
Lahore
13 Jan 2006
27
Younis Khan
173
02
Pak
Eng
Leeds
04 Aug 2006
28
KP Pietersen
158
01
Eng
Aus
Adelaide
01 Dec 2006
29
HM Amla
159
01
SAF
Ind
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
30
TT Samaraweera
214
01
Srl
Pak
Lahore
01 Mar 2009
31
Taufeeq Umar
236
02
Psk
Srl
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2011
32
AN Cook
190
02
Eng
Ind
Eden Gardens
05 Dec 2012
33
M Jayawardene
165
01
Srl
SAF
Colombo (SSC)
24 Jul 2014
34
BA Stokes
258
01
Eng
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2016
35
SE Marsh
156
02
Aus
Eng
Sydney
04 Jan 2018
36
JE Root
186
02
Eng
Srl
Galle
22 Jan 2021
37
DP Conway
200
01
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
02 Jun 2021
38
TM Head
175
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the sixth occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring 150 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AR Morris
196
02
Aus
Eng
The Oval
14 Aug 1948
2
AR Border
162
01
Aus
Ind
Chennai
11 Sep 1979
3
DM Jones
216
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
03 Feb 1989
4
ML Hayden
177
03
Aus
Win
St John’s
09 May 2003
5
SE Marsh
156
02
Aus
Eng
Sydney
04 Jan 2018
6
TM Head
175
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the fourth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring 150 plus runs against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
TW Graveney
165
02
Eng
Win
The Oval
18 Aug 1966
2
DM Jones
216
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
03 Feb 1989
3
ML Hayden
177
03
Aus
Win
St John’s
09 May 2003
4
TM Head
175
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the third occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring 150 plus runs against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
DM Jones
216
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
03 Feb 1989
2
ML Hayden
177
03
Aus
Win
St John’s
09 May 2003
3
TM Head
175
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
It also provides the second occasion of an Australian batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring 150 plus runs against West Indies at Adelaide. Bothl such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
DM Jones
216
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
03 Feb 1989
2
TM Head
175
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
R Dravid of India and Younis Khan of Pakistan are the two batsmen who have been dismissed run out after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings on two occasions
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
R Dravid
180
03
Ind
Aus
Eden Gardens
11 Mar 2001
2
R Dravid
217
02
Ind
Eng
The Oval
05 Sep 2002
1
Younis Khan
199
01
Pak
Ind
Lahore
13 Jan 2006
2
Younis Khan
173
02
Pak
Eng
Leeds
04 Aug 2006
Test Cricket has witnessed eleven occasions of batsmen dismissed run out after scoring 200 plus runs. The following table lists all such occasions
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AD Nourse
208
01
SAF
Eng
Nottingham
07 Jun 1951
2
CC Hunte
260
02
Win
Pak
Kingston
26 Feb 1958
3
DM Jones
216
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
03 Feb 1989
4
SV Manjrekar
218
01
Ind
Pak
Lahore
01 Dec 1989
5
BC Lara
277
02
Win
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 1993
6
R Dravid
217
02
Ind
Eng
The Oval
05 Sep 2002
7
L Vincent
224
02
NZl
Srl
Wellington
11 Apr 2005
8
TT Samaraweera
214
01
Srl
Pak
Lahore
01 Mar 2009
9
Taufeeq Umar
236
02
Psk
Srl
Abu Dhabi
18 Oct 2011
10
BA Stokes
258
01
Eng
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2016
11
DP Conway
200
01
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
02 Jun 2021
BC Lara of West Indies {277}, CC Hunte of West Indies {260} and BA Stokes of England {258} are the three batsmen to be dismissed run out after scoring 250 plus runs in an innings
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
BC Lara
277
02
Win
Aus
Sydney
02 Jan 1993
2
CC Hunte
260
02
Win
Pak
Kingston
26 Feb 1958
3
BA Stokes
258
01
Eng
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2016
TM Head of Australia was dismissed run out for 175 in the ongoing test at Adelaide against West Indies to provide the first occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in an innings after scoring century in a day-night test.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
TM Head
175
01
Aus
Win
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
Two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings of a test
M Labuschagne and TM Head of Australia scored 163 and 175 respectively in the ongoing test against West Indies at Adelaide to provide the 151st occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings of a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
C
01
Australia
01
England
Sydney
14 Dec 1894
02
02
England
02
Australia
Melbourne
09 Feb 1912
02
03
England
02
Australia
Melbourne
01 Jan 1925
02
04
Australia
02
England
Lord’s
27 Jun 1930
02
05
Australia
03
South Africa
Melbourne
31 Dec 1931
02
06
Australia
02
England
Leeds
20 Jul 1934
02
07
Australia
01
England
The Oval
18 Aug 1934
02
08
Australia
02
England
Sydney
13 Dec 1946
02
09
England
01
South Africa
Lord’s
21 Jun 1947
02
10
Australia
01
India
Adelaide
23 Jan 1948
02
11
Australia
04
England
Leeds
22 Jul 1948
02
12
England
01
South Africa
Johannesburg
27 Dec 1948
02
13
Australia
01
South Africa
Gqeberha
03 Mar 1950
02
14
India
02
England
Delhi
02 Nov 1951
02
15
Australia
01
South Africa
Adelaide
24 Jan 1953
02
16
West Indies
01
England
Port of Spain
17 Mar 1954
02
17
Australia
01
England
Brisbane
26 Nov 1954
02
18
Pakistan
02
New Zealand
Lahore
26 Oct 1955
02
19
India
01
New Zealand
Chennai
06 Jan 1956
02
20
England
03
West Indies
Birmingham
30 May 1957
02
21
West Indies
02
Pakistan
Kingston
26 Feb 1958
02
22
West Indies
02
England
Bridgetown
06 Jan 1960
02
23
England
03
South Africa
The Oval
18 Aug 1960
02
24
England
01
Pakistan
The Oval
16 Aug 1962
02
25
South Africa
02
Australia
Adelaide
24 Jan 1964
02
26
England
02
Australia
Manchester
23 Jul 1964
02
27
Australia
01
West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
02
28
England
01
New Zealand
Leeds
08 Jul 1965
02
29
Australia
01
England
Brisbane
10 Dec 1965
02
30
West Indies
01
England
Georgetown
28 Mar 1968
02
31
England
01
Australia
The Oval
22 Aug 1968
02
32
Australia
02
West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
02
33
Australia
01
West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
02
34
West Indies
01
New Zealand
Kingston
16 Feb 1972
02
35
New Zealand
02
West Indies
Georgetown
06 Apr 1972
02
36
Pakistan
01
New Zealand
Dunedin
07 Feb 1973
02
37
West Indies
01
England
Lord’s
23 Aug 1973
02
38
England
01
New Zealand
Auckland
20 Feb 1975
02
39
Pakistan
01
New Zealand
Lahore
09 Oct 1976
02
40
Pakistan
01
India
Faisalabad
16 Oct 1978
02
41
India
03
West Indies
Eden Gardens
29 Dec 1978
02
42
England
01
India
Birmingham
12 Jul 1979
02
43
Australia
01
Pakistan
Faisalabad
06 Mar 1980
02
44
Pakistan
01
India
Hyd-Pak
14 Jan 1983
02
45
West Indies
02
Australia
St John’s
07 Apr 1984
02
46
Pakistan
02
India
Faisalabad
24 Oct 1984
02
47
England
02
India
Chennai
13 Jan 1985
02
48
England
01
Australia
The Oval
29 Aug 1985
02
49
Pakistan
02
Sri Lanka
Faisalabad
16 Oct 1985
02
50
New Zealand
03
Sri Lanka
Wellington
31 Jan 1991
02
51
Pakistan
01
England
Birmingham
04 Jun 1992
02
52
Australia
01
England
Lord’s
17 Jun 1993
02
53
Australia
01
England
Leeds
22 Jul 1993
02
54
Zimbabwe
01
Pakistan
Harare
31 Jan 1995
02
55
Australia
02
South Africa
Johannesburg
28 Feb 1997
02
56
Sri Lanka
02
India
Col-RPS
02 Aug 1997
02
57
Pakistan
02
West Indies
Rawalpindi
29 Nov 1997
02
58
Pakistan
02
West Indies
Karachi
06 Dec 1997
02
59
Sri Lanka
02
England
The Oval
27 Aug 1998
02
60
Pakistan
02
Sri Lanka
Dhaka
12 Mar 1999
02
61
Sri Lanka
01
Pakistan
Kandy
28 Jun 2000
02
62
India
01
Zimbabwe
Nagpur
25 Nov 2000
02
63
India
03
Australia
Eden Gardens
11 Mar 2001
02
64
Sri Lanka
02
Bangladesh
Col-SSC
06 Sep 2001
02
65
South Africa
01
Zimbabwe
Harare
07 Sep 2001
02
66
South Africa
01
Bangladesh
East London
18 Oct 2002
02
67
India
03
West Indies
Eden Gardens
30 Oct 2002
02
68
South Africa
01
Pakistan
Cape Town
02 Jan 2003
02
69
Australia
01
West Indies
Port of Spain
19 Apr 2003
02
70
South Africa
02
Bangladesh
Chattogram
24 Apr 2003
02
71
South Africa
01
England
Birmingham
24 Jul 2003
02
72
Australia
02
Bangladesh
Cairns
25 Jul 2003
02
73
India
01
Australia
Sydney
02 Jan 2004
02
74
New Zealand
02
South Africa
Auckland
18 Mar 2004
02
75
India
01
Pakistan
Multan
28 Mar 2004
02
76
Sri Lanka
02
Zimbabwe
Harare
06 May 2004
02
77
Sri Lanka
02
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
14 May 2004
02
78
Australia
01
New Zealand
Wellington
18 Mar 2005
02
79
Pakistan
01
India
Bengaluru
24 Mar 2005
02
80
West Indies
01
South Africa
Georgetown
31 Mar 2005
02
81
England
02
Bangladesh
Ch-le-St
03 Jun 2005
02
82
Pakistan
02
England
Lahore
29 Nov 2005
02
83
Pakistan
01
India
Lahore
13 Jan 2006
02
84
Australia
02
Bangladesh
Chattogram
16 Apr 2006
02
85
Sri Lanka
02
South Africa
Col-SSC
27 Jul 2006
02
86
Pakistan
02
England
Leeds
04 Aug 2006
02
87
England
01
Australia
Adelaide
01 Dec 2006
02
88
Australia
02
England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2006
02
89
Sri Lanka
02
Bangladesh
Kandy
11 Jul 2007
02
90
South Africa
03
New Zealand
Johannesburg
08 Nov 2007
02
91
India
01
Pakistan
Bengaluru
08 Dec 2007
02
92
South Africa
01
Bangladesh
Chattogram
29 Feb 2008
02
93
England
01
South Africa
Lord’s
10 Jul 2008
02
94
India
01
Australia
Delhi
29 Oct 2008
02
95
Pakistan
02
Sri Lanka
Karachi
21 Feb 2009
02
96
Sri Lanka
01
Pakistan
Karachi
21 Feb 2009
02
97
West Indies
02
England
Bridgetown
26 Feb 2009
02
98
South Africa
02
Australia
Cape Town
19 Mar 2009
02
99
New Zealand
01
India
Napier
26 Mar 2009
02
100
Sri Lanka
02
India
Ahmedabad
16 Nov 2009
02
101
Australia
01
Pakistan
Hobart
14 Jan 2010
02
102
South Africa
01
India
Nagpur
06 Feb 2010
02
103
New Zealand
01
Bangladesh
Hamilton
15 Feb 2010
02
104
Sri Lanka
01
India
Col-SSC
26 Jul 2010
02
105
England
01
Pakistan
Lord’s
26 Aug 2010
02
106
England
01
India
The Oval
18 Aug 2011
02
107
Australia
02
India
Sydney
03 Jan 2012
02
108
South Africa
01
Sri Lanka
Cape Town
03 Jan 2012
02
109
Australia
01
India
Adelaide
24 Jan 2012
02
110
Pakistan
01
Sri Lanka
Col-SSC
30 Jun 2012
02
111
South Africa
02
England
The Oval
19 Jul 2012
02
112
West Indies
02
Bangladesh
Khulna
21 Nov 2012
02
113
South Africa
03
Australia
Perth
30 Nov 2012
02
114
India
02
Australia
Hyd-RGS
02 Mar 2013
02
115
Bangladesh
02
Sri Lanka
Galle
08 Mar 2013
02
116
India
02
Australia
Mohali
14 Mar 2013
02
117
South Africa
02
Pakistan
Dub-DSC
23 Oct 2013
02
118
England
01
India
Southampton
27 Jul 2014
02
119
New Zealand
02
Pakistan
Sharjah
26 Nov 2014
02
120
South Africa
01
West Indies
Centurion
17 Dec 2014
02
121
Bangladesh
03
Pakistan
Khulna
28 Apr 2015
02
122
India
01
Bangladesh
Fatullah
10 Jun 2015
02
123
Australia
01
England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
02
124
Sri Lanka
01
West Indies
Galle
14 Oct 2015
02
125
Australia
01
New Zealand
Brisbane
05 Nov 2015
02
126
New Zealand
02
Australia
Perth
13 Nov 2015
02
127
Australia
01
West Indies
Hobart
10 Dec 2015
02
128
England
01
South Africa
Cape Town
02 Jan 2016
02
129
India
01
New Zealand
Indore
08 Oct 2016
02
130
India
02
England
Chennai
16 Dec 2016
02
131
Bangladesh
01
New Zealand
Wellington
12 Jan 2017
02
132
India
01
Sri Lanka
Galle
26 Jul 2017
02
133
India
01
Sri Lanka
Delhi
02 Dec 2017
02
134
Australia
02
England
Perth
14 Dec 2017
02
135
Australia
02
England
Sydney
04 Jan 2018
02
136
Sri Lanka
02
Bangladesh
Chattogram
31 Jan 2018
02
137
Bangladesh
01
Zimbabwe
Mirpur
11 Nov 2018
02
138
New Zealand
03
Sri Lanka
Christchurch
26 Dec 2018
02
139
India
01
Australia
Sydney
03 Jan 2019
02
140
Australia
01
Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
02
141
New Zealand
02
Bangladesh
Hamilton
28 Feb 2019
02
142
India
01
South Africa
Visakhapatnam
02 Oct 2019
02
143
Australia
02
Pakistan
Brisbane
21 Nov 2019
02
144
Australia
01
Pakistan
Adelaide
29 Nov 2019
02
145
England
01
Pakistan
Southampton
21 Aug 2020
02
146
New Zealand
02
Pakistan
Christchurch
03 Jan 2021
02
147
Afghanistan
01
Zimbabwe
Abu Dhabi
10 Mar 2021
02
148
Sri Lanka
02
Bangladesh
Pallekele
21 Apr 2021
02
149
Pakistan
01
Australia
Rawalpindi
04 Mar 2022
02
150
Australia
01
West Indies
Perth
30 Nov 2022
02
151
Australia
01
West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
02
It also provides the 37th occasion of Australia’s two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
C
01
Australia
01
England
Sydney
14 Dec 1894
02
02
Australia
02
England
Lord’s
27 Jun 1930
02
03
Australia
03
South Africa
Melbourne
31 Dec 1931
02
04
Australia
02
England
Leeds
20 Jul 1934
02
05
Australia
01
England
The Oval
18 Aug 1934
02
06
Australia
02
England
Sydney
13 Dec 1946
02
07
Australia
01
India
Adelaide
23 Jan 1948
02
08
Australia
04
England
Leeds
22 Jul 1948
02
09
Australia
01
South Africa
Gqeberha
03 Mar 1950
02
10
Australia
01
South Africa
Adelaide
24 Jan 1953
02
11
Australia
01
England
Brisbane
26 Nov 1954
02
12
Australia
01
West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
02
13
Australia
01
England
Brisbane
10 Dec 1965
02
14
Australia
02
West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
02
15
Australia
01
West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
02
16
Australia
01
Pakistan
Faisalabad
06 Mar 1980
02
17
Australia
01
England
Lord’s
17 Jun 1993
02
18
Australia
01
England
Leeds
22 Jul 1993
02
19
Australia
02
South Africa
Johannesburg
28 Feb 1997
02
20
Australia
01
West Indies
Port of Spain
19 Apr 2003
02
21
Australia
02
Bangladesh
Cairns
25 Jul 2003
02
22
Australia
01
New Zealand
Wellington
18 Mar 2005
02
23
Australia
02
Bangladesh
Chattogram
16 Apr 2006
02
24
Australia
02
England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2006
02
25
Australia
01
Pakistan
Hobart
14 Jan 2010
02
26
Australia
02
India
Sydney
03 Jan 2012
02
27
Australia
01
India
Adelaide
24 Jan 2012
02
28
Australia
01
England
Lord’s
16 Jul 2015
02
29
Australia
01
New Zealand
Brisbane
05 Nov 2015
02
30
Australia
01
West Indies
Hobart
10 Dec 2015
02
31
Australia
02
England
Perth
14 Dec 2017
02
32
Australia
02
England
Sydney
04 Jan 2018
02
33
Australia
01
Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
02
34
Australia
02
Pakistan
Brisbane
21 Nov 2019
02
35
Australia
01
Pakistan
Adelaide
29 Nov 2019
02
36
Australia
01
West Indies
Perth
30 Nov 2022
02
37
Australia
01
West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
02
It also provides the 15th occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings of a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
C
01
England
03
West Indies
Birmingham
30 May 1957
02
02
Australia
01
West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
02
03
Australia
02
West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
02
04
Australia
01
West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
02
05
New Zealand
02
West Indies
Georgetown
06 Apr 1972
02
06
India
03
West Indies
Eden Gardens
29 Dec 1978
02
07
Pakistan
02
West Indies
Rawalpindi
29 Nov 1997
02
08
Pakistan
02
West Indies
Karachi
06 Dec 1997
02
09
India
03
West Indies
Eden Gardens
30 Oct 2002
02
10
Australia
01
West Indies
Port of Spain
19 Apr 2003
02
11
South Africa
01
West Indies
Centurion
17 Dec 2014
02
12
Sri Lanka
01
West Indies
Galle
14 Oct 2015
02
13
Australia
01
West Indies
Hobart
10 Dec 2015
02
14
Australia
01
West Indies
Perth
30 Nov 2022
02
15
Australia
01
West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
02
It also provides the seventh occasion of Australia’s two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings of a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
C
01
Australia
01
West Indies
Bridgetown
05 May 1965
02
02
Australia
02
West Indies
Melbourne
26 Dec 1968
02
03
Australia
01
West Indies
Sydney
14 Feb 1969
02
04
Australia
01
West Indies
Port of Spain
19 Apr 2003
02
05
Australia
01
West Indies
Hobart
10 Dec 2015
02
06
Australia
01
West Indies
Perth
30 Nov 2022
02
07
Australia
01
West Indies
Adelaide
08 Dec 2022
02
SPD Smith collects his second duck while leading Australia
SPD Smith of Australia scored zero in the first innings of the ongoing test against West Indies at Adelaide to provide the second occasion of his scoring a zero in an innings of a test match as an Australian captain. Both occasions are tabulated below. SPD Smith was leading Australia against West Indies in this test in his 36th test and collected his second duck in his 63rd innings. His first duck against South Africa at Perth in Nov 2016 had come in his 15th test and 25th innings.