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ZGF Foulkes of New Zealand captured five for 37 against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo in the just concluded test to provide the 188^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on test debut. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	GF Cresswell	41.2	06	168	6	2	v England	The Oval	13 Aug 1949
2	AM Moir	56.3	16	155	6	2	v England	Christchurch	17 Mar 1951
3	BR Taylor	23.5	02	086	5	2	v India	Eden Gardens	05 Mar 1965
4	PJ Wiseman	46.5	17	082	5	4	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	27 May 1998
5	MR Gillespie	30.0	07	136	5	2	v South Africa	Centurion	16 Nov 2007
6	TG Southee	23.1	08	055	5	1	v England	Napier	22 Mar 2008
7	DAJ Bracewell	25.0	02	085	5	4	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	01 Nov 2011
8	C de Grandhomme	15.5	05	041	6	1	v Pakistan	Christchurch	17 Nov 2016
9	AY Patel	23.4	04	059	5	4	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	16 Nov 2018
10	W O’Rourke	13.5	04	034	5	3	v South Africa	Hamilton	13 Feb 2024
11	ZGF Foulkes	09.0	02	037	5	3	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025

ZGF Foulkes of New Zealand returned with match figures of nine for 75 in the just concluded test against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo to provide the 395^th occasion of a bowler capturing exact nine wickets in a test match in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 28^th occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing exact nine wickets in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	BPO	M	Runs	W	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	FJ Cameron	49.0	6	22	070	9	v Pakistan	Auckland	29 Jan 1965
2	HJ Howarth	53.0	6	16	100	9	v India	Nagpur	03 Oct 1969
3	RS Cunis	45.7	8	09	128	9	v England	Auckland	05 Mar 1971
4	BR Taylor	53.3	6	09	182	9	v West Indies	Bridgetown	23 Mar 1972
5	RO Collinge	34.4	8	04	166	9	v Australia	Auckland	22 Mar 1974
6	RJ Hadlee	66.2	6	15	146	9	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 1980
7	JG Bracewell	83.3	6	36	136	9	v India	Auckland	13 Mar 1981
8	RJ Hadlee	69.4	6	12	163	9	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 1986
9	RJ Hadlee	35.3	6	04	151	9	v West Indies	Christchurch	12 Mar 1987
10	CL Cairns	59.0	6	11	211	9	v Sri Lanka	Auckland	01 Mar 1991
11	DL Vettori	53.2	6	16	130	9	v Sri Lanka	Hamilton	14 Mar 1997
12	SB Doull	49.0	6	17	114	9	v India	Wellington	26 Dec 1998
13	DR Tuffey	35.0	6	09	116	9	v England	Auckland	30 Mar 2002
14	CL Cairns	48.3	6	07	187	9	v England	Nottingham	10 Jun 2004
15	DL Vettori	78.0	6	28	133	9	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	17 Oct 2008
16	DAJ Bracewell	26.4	6	07	060	9	v Australia	Hobart	09 Dec 2011
17	TA Boult	63.0	6	14	164	9	v England	Lord’s	21 May 2015
18	N Wagner	36.4	6	05	141	9	v West Indies	Wellington	01 Dec 2017
19	TA Boult	37.4	6	12	099	9	v England	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
20	TA Boult	43.2	6	19	107	9	v Sri Lanka	Christchurch	26 Dec 2018
21	N Wagner	27.0	6	08	073	9	v Bangladesh	Wellington	08 Mar 2019
22	TG Southee	51.3	6	13	162	9	v Australia	Perth	12 Dec 2019
23	TG Southee	41.1	6	11	110	9	v India	Wellington	21 Feb 2020
24	MJ Henry	26.0	6	11	055	9	v South Africa	Christchurch	17 Feb 2022
25	W O’Rourke	32.1	6	08	093	9	v South Africa	Hamilton	13 Feb 2024
26	MJ Henry	42.0	6	05	161	9	v Australia	Christchurch	08 Mar 2024
27	MJ Henry	36.3	6	08	090	9	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	30 Jul 2025
28	ZGF Foulkes	25.0	6	07	075	9	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025

New Zealand won the recent test against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo by an innings and 359 runs to provide the ninth occasion of a team winning a test by an innings and 300 plus runs margin in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions.

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	inns & 579 runs	v Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
2	Australia	won	inns & 360 runs	v South Africa	Johannesburg	22 Feb 2002
3	New Zealand	won	inns & 359 runs	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025
4	West Indies	won	inns & 336 runs	v India	Eden Gardens	31 Dec 1958
5	Australia	won	inns & 332 runs	v England	Brisbane	29 Nov 1946
6	Pakistan	won	inns & 324 runs	v New Zealand	Lahore	01 May 2002
7	West Indies	won	inns & 322 runs	v New Zealand	Wellington	10 Feb 1995
8	West Indies	won	inns & 310 runs	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	08 Dec 2002
9	New Zealand	won	inns & 301 runs	v Zimbabwe	Napier	26 Jan 2012

The following three teams Australia {02}, New Zealand {02} and West Indies {03} have won a test by an innings and 300 plus runs margin on two or more occasions. New Zealand is the only team in this list to win a test by an innings and 300 plus runs margin on both occasions against the same opposition – Zimbabwe

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	won	inns & 360 runs	v South Africa	Johannesburg	22 Feb 2002
2	Australia	won	inns & 332 runs	v England	Brisbane	29 Nov 1946
1	New Zealand	won	inns & 359 runs	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025
2	New Zealand	won	inns & 301 runs	v Zimbabwe	Napier	26 Jan 2012
1	West Indies	won	inns & 336 runs	v India	Eden Gardens	31 Dec 1958
2	West Indies	won	inns & 322 runs	v New Zealand	Wellington	10 Feb 1995
3	West Indies	won	inns & 310 runs	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	08 Dec 2002

New Zealand’s win by an innings and 359 runs against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo provides the third occasion of a team winning the test by an innings and 350 plus runs margin in the annals of test cricket

No	Team	Res	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	inns & 579 runs	v Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
2	Australia	won	inns & 360 runs	v South Africa	Johannesburg	22 Feb 2002
3	New Zealand	won	inns & 359 runs	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025

The recently concluded test between Zimbabwe and New Zealand at Bulawayo  witnessed three New Zealand batsmen scoring 150 plus runs providing the third occasion of three batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Score	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	L Hutton	364	England	1	Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
2	M Leyland	187	England	1	Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
3	J Hardstaff	169	England	1	Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
1	SM Gavaskar	176	India	2	Sri Lanka	Kanpur	17 Dec 1986
2	M Azharuddin	199	India	2	Sri Lanka	Kanpur	17 Dec 1986
3	N Kapil Dev	163	India	2	Sri Lanka	Kanpur	17 Dec 1986
1	DP Convey	153	New Zealand	2	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025
2	HM Nicholls	150	New Zealand	2	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025
3	R Ravindra	165*	New Zealand	2	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025

It is interesting to note in all these three instances, an opening batsman has scored 150 plus runs in an innings

No	Player	Score	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	L Hutton	364	England	1	Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1938
1	SM Gavaskar	176	India	2	Sri Lanka	Kanpur	17 Dec 1986
1	DP Convey	153	New Zealand	2	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	07 Aug 2025

England Vs India Fifth Test at The Oval Third day

Akashdeep scored 66 in India’s second innings posting his maiden test fifty. He became India’s fourth night watchman to score a fifty in a test innings. Others are – SMH Kirmani {101 not out against Australia at Wankhede in 1979}, Amit Mishra {84 against England at The Oval in 2011} and Amit Mishra {50 against Bangladesh at    in 2010}. Akashdeep’s 66 provides the fifth occasion of an Indian night watchman scoring a fifty in a test innings.

YBK Jaiswal-Akashdeep posted 107 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 636th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against all the oppositions. It also provides the 134th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against England. It provides the 112^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the third wicket against all the oppositions. It also provides the 23^rd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the third wicket against England.

RA Jadeja’s 53 in India’s second innings fetched him an aggregate of 516 runs in this series. It provides the 33^rd occasion of an Indian batsman to score 500 plus runs in a series. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian batsman to score 500 plus runs in a series against England.

This series witnessed three Indian batsmen scoring 500 plus runs. Shubman Gill {754}, RA Jadeja {516} and KL Rahul {532} providing the first instance of three batsmen scoring 500 plus runs in a series against England. It also provides the first occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring 500 plus runs in a series against all oppositions.

Shubman Gill’s run aggregate in this series read 754. He became the second Indian batsman to score 750 plus runs in a series. SM Gavaskar had scored 774 runs against West Indies in 1970-71. Shubman Gill’s feat provides the 21^st occasion of a batsman scoring 750 plus runs in the annals of test cricket.

Shubman Gill became the third captain to score 750 plus runs in a test series. Others are – DG Bradman {810 runs against Australia in 1936-37} and GA Gooch {733 runs against India in 1990}. Shubman Gill became the second captain to score 750 plus runs in England-India Test series after GA Gooch. Coincidentally both Shubman Gill and Gooch have scored 750 plus runs on English soil.

RA Jadeja scored six fifties in this series to provide the 42^nd occasion of a batsman scoring six or more fifties in a series in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 13^th occasion of a batsman scoring six or more fifties in a series against England.

It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring six or more fifties in a series. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian batsman scoring six or more fifties in a series against England.

India amassed 3809 runs in this series became the second team to score 3800 plus runs in five or six test series. Australia has scored 3877 runs in a six test series against England in 1989. India’s 3809 runs in this series represent the highest run aggregate in a five test series. The previous best was England’s 3757 runs against Australia in a five test series of 1928-29.

JC Tongue captured five for 125 in India’s second innings to provide the 74^th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets against India. It also provides 41^st occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets against India on home soil.

It also provides the twelfth occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against India. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against India on home soil.

It also provides the sixth occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against India. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against India on home soil.

AAP Atkinson and JC Tongue conceded 127 and 125 runs respectively in India’s second innings to provide the 115^th and 116^th occasion of England bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against India. It also provides the 50^th and 51^st occasion of England bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against India on home soil

YBK Jaiswal scored 118 in India’s second innings to provide the 177th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in an innings against England. It also provides the 42^nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in an innings against England

YBK Jaiswal’s 118 in India’s second innings represent his fourth century against England as an opening batsman. He became the fourth Indian opening batsman to score four or more centuries against England. Others are – KL Rahul {05}, SM Gavaskar {04} and RG Sharma {04}. He also became the 14^th Indian batsman to score four or more centuries in an innings against England.

England Vs India Fifth Test at The Oval Fourth day

BM Duckett scored 54 in England’s second innings to provide the 100th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a half century in an innings against India. It also provides the 49^th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a half century in an innings against India on home soil

JE Root {105} and HC Brook {111} scored centuries in England’s second innings to provide the 139^th and 140^th occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in an innings against India. It also provides the 86^th and 87^th occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in an innings against India on home soil. It also represents the 14^th and 15^th occasion of an England batsman scoring centuries in an innings against India at The Oval.

JE Root’s 105 in England’s second innings represents his third century against India at The Oval. He now holds the record of scoring most centuries by an England batsman against India at The Oval. He went past KP Pietersen who had scored two centuries against India at The Oval.

HC Brook was dismissed for 111 in England’s second innings providing the 64^th occasion of a batsman dismissed for a “Nelson” in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the ninth occasion of a batsman dismissed for a “Nelson” in a test innings against India in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the twelfth occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a “Nelson” in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a “Nelson” in a test innings against India.

JE Root-HC Brook added 195 runs for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 173rd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against India. It also provides the 103rd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against India on home soil.

It also provides the 38th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fourth wicket against India. It also provides the 23rd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fourth wicket against India on home soil.

YBK Jaiswal of India scored 118 in the third innings of this test and BM Duckett scored 54 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the 107th occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring fifties in the third and fourth innings of a test in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fourth such occasion in England-India test series.

JE Root {105} and HC Brook {111} scored centuries in the fourth innings of this test to provide the sixth and seventh occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in an innings against India in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the sixth and seventh occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in the fourth inning of a test against India on home soil. It also represents the second and third occasion of an England batsman scoring centuries in the fourth innings of a test against India at The Oval.

JE Root and JM Bairstow scored 142 not out and 114 not out against India at Birmingham in Jul 2022 in the fourth innings of the test and JE Root qnd HC Brook scored 105 and 111 against India in Jul 2025 in the fourth innings of the test providing the second occasion of two England batsmen scoring centuries in the fourth innings of the test against India on home soil. It is interesting to note that JE Root is one of the batsman in these two occasions. It is also interesting to note that these two tests – Birmingham and The Oval – have the start dates in July.

The following table details the four occasions of two or more England batsmen scoring centuries in the fourth innings of a test against various oppositions

No	No	Player	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	1	H Sutcliffe	115	4	v Australia	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
	2	FE Woolley	123	4	v Australia	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
2	1	PA Gibb	120	4	v South Africa	Durban	03 Mar 1939
	2	WJ Edrich	219	4	v South Africa	Durban	03 Mar 1939
	3	WR Hammond	140	4	v South Africa	Durban	03 Mar 1939
3	1	JE Root	142*	4	v India	Birmingham	01 Jul 2022
	2	JM Bairstow	114*	4	v India	Birmingham	01 Jul 2022
4	1	JE Root	105	4	v India	The Oval	31 Jul 2025
	2	HC Brook	111	4	v India	The Oval	31 Jul 2025

England Vs India Fifth Test at The Oval Final day

India won this test by six runs to provide the 13^th occasion of a team winning a test by single digit runs margin

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	West Indies	won	8 runs	v Australia	Brisbane	25 Jan 2024
2	Australia	won	7 runs	v England	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
3	New Zealand	won	7 runs	v Australia	Hobart	09 Dec 2011
4	South Africa	won	7 runs	v Sri Lanka	Kandy	30 Jul 2000
5	Australia	won	6 runs	v England	Sydney	20 Feb 1885
6	India	won	6 runs	v England	The Oval	31 Jul 2025
7	South Africa	won	5 runs	v Australia	Sydney	02 Jan 1994
8	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	16 Nov 2018
9	Australia	won	3 runs	v England	Manchester	24 Jul 1902
10	England	won	3 runs	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 1982
11	England	won	2 runs	v Australia	Birmingham	04 Aug 2005
12	New Zealand	won	1 runs	v England	Wellington	24 Feb 2023
13	West Indies	won	1 runs	v Australia	Adelaide	23 Jan 1993

It also provides the fifth occasion of a team winning a test by single digit runs margin against England.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	won	7 runs	v England	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
2	Australia	won	6 runs	v England	Sydney	20 Feb 1885
3	India	won	6 runs	v England	The Oval	31 Jul 2025
4	Australia	won	3 runs	v England	Manchester	24 Jul 1902
5	New Zealand	won	1 runs	v England	Wellington	24 Feb 2023

India’s six runs win in this test provides the first occasion of India posting a win by single digit runs margin.

Mohammad Siraj captured five for 104 in England’s second innings to provide the 89^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets against England. It also provides  37^th  occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets against England on away soil.

It also provides the 39th occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against England. It also provides the 29th occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against England on away soil.

It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against England. It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing five or more wickets conceding 100 plus runs against England on away soil.

It is interesting to know two Indian pacemen Mohammads – Nisar and Siraj – have captured five wickets conceding 100 plus runs against England at The Oval. Mohammad Nissar had captured five for 120 at The Oval in Aug 1936, while Mohammad Siraj captured five for 104 at The Oval in Aug 2025

Prasidh Krishna and Mohammad Siraj conceded 124 and 104 runs respectively in India’s second innings to provide the 145th and 146^th occasion of Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against England. It also provides the 96^th and 97th occasion of Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in an innings against England on away soil

Mohammad Siraj captured five for 104 in the fourth innings of this test to provide the eleventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England on away soil.

Mohammad Siraj is the only Indian bowler to capture five wickets conceding 100 plus runs {5 for 104] in the fourth innings of a test against England and against England in England.

Test cricket has witnessed 95 occasions of fourth innings centuries in a losing cause. It includes the seven occasions of fourth innings centuries in losing cause against India. It includes 23 occasions of fourth innings centuries by England batsmen in losing cause.  It also includes the three occasions of fourth innings centuries by England batsmen in losing cause against India.

Mohammad Siraj captured 23 wickets in this series to provide the 17^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in a series against England. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in a series against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in a series against England in an away series. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian pace bowler capturing 20 plus wickets in a series against England in an away series.

HC Brook’s 111 in the fourth innings of this test provides the lone occasion of a batsman’s Nelson in a losing cause in the fourth innings of a test in the annals of test cricket

Here is the stats to cherish in the test. India’s second innings JC Tongue captured five for 125. He is an England bowler, England pace bowler and England pace bowler who captured five wickets conceding 100 plus runs. AAP Atkinson {127} and JC Tongue {125] conceded 100 plus runs in this innings. Both AAP Atkinson and JC Tongue are pace bowlers.

Now look at what happened in England’s second innings, Mohammad Siraj captured five for 104. He is an Indian bowler, Indian Pace bowler, Indian pace bowler who captured five wickets conceding 100 plus runs. Prasidh Krishna {124} and Mohammad Siraj {104] conceded 100 plus runs in this innings. Both Prasidh Krishna and Mohammad Siraj are pace bowlers

Mohammad Siraj’s five for 104 in the second innings of this test fetched him an aggregate of 50 wickets against England. He became the tenth Indian bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against England.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	Ave	5	10
1	R Ashwin	24	45	1063.5	171	3161	114	27.72	8	1
2	BS Chandrasekhar	23	38	1033.1	249	2591	95	27.27	8	0
3	A Kumble	19	36	1072.2	258	2815	92	30.59	4	1
4	BS Bedi	22	36	1195.3	373	2539	85	29.87	4	0
5	N Kapil Dev	27	48	1057.1	227	3174	85	37.34	4	0
6	RA Jadeja	25	46	1025.3	196	2787	77	36.19	2	1
7	JJ Bumrah	17	31	591.5	126	1694	74	22.89	5	0
8	I Sharma	23	37	717.0	147	2171	67	32.40	2	0
9	MH Mankad	11	19	683.4	259	1249	54	23.12	3	1
10	Mohammed Siraj	16	30	432.0	66	1684	50	33.68	2	0

He also became the fourth Indian pace bowler to capture 50 plus wickets against England

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	Ave	5	10
1	N Kapil Dev	27	48	1057.1	227	3174	85	37.34	4	0
2	JJ Bumrah	17	31	0591.5	126	1694	74	22.89	5	0
3	I Sharma	23	37	0717.0	147	2171	67	32.40	2	0
4	Mohammed Siraj	16	30	0432.0	066	1684	50	33.68	2	0

It is interesting to note that the Indian side consisted of three bowlers who had captured 50 plus wickets against England. Of the three bowlers two are pace bowlers

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	Ave	5	10
1	RA Jadeja	25	46	1025.3	196	2787	77	36.19	2	1
2	JJ Bumrah	17	31	0591.5	126	1694	74	22.89	5	0
3	Mohammed Siraj	16	30	0432.0	066	1684	50	33.68	2	0

This series witnessed 50 fifties scored by batsmen – 22 by England batsmen and 28 by Indian batsmen – providing the second occasion of 50 fifties scored by batsmen in a test series. The other occasion was the six test Ashes series between England and Australia in 1993. Thus both these occasions are witnessed on England soil. Thus for the first time in a five test series 50 fifties have been scored in the annals of test cricket.

This series witnessed 21 centuries scored by batsmen providing the third occasion of 20 plus centuries scored by batsmen in a test series. The other occasions are the series – between Australia and West Indies in West Indies in 1955 in which 21 centuries were scored and the series between West Indies and South Africa in South Africa 2003-04 in which 20 centuries were scored. Thus for the first time in a five test series 21 centuries have been scored as the other two series were of four tests.

This series has produced 7187 runs to provide the second occasion of a test series a test series producing an aggregate of 7000 plus runs in the annals of test cricket,. The first occasion was in the six test Ashes series 1993 which produced 7221 runs

The 7187 runs scored in this series provided the record for most runs scored in a five test series. The previous record was 6826 runs in the five test Ashes series played in Australia in 1928-29

JE Root registered his 13^th century against India to become the third batsman to score 13 or more centuries against a specific opposition in the annals of test cricket.  Others are – DG Bradman – 19 against England and SM Gavaskar – 13 against West Indies

India was dismissed for 224 in its first innings which fetched them an aggregate of 3413 runs in the on-going test series. This aggregate represent the highest aggregate ever posted by India on away soil. The previous best was 2942 against West Indies in West Indies 1952-53.

India with 3413 runs in this series occupies the third place among the teams which have posted most runs against England on away soil. Australia has posted 3877 runs against England in England in 1989 and posted 3641 runs against England in England in 1993.

India occupies the fourth place among the teams which have posted most runs against England. Australia has posted 3877 runs against England in 1989, 3641 runs against England in 1993 and 3630 runs against England in 1924-25

India 3413 runs in the ongoing test series provide the eleventh occasion of a team posting 3400 runs in a five or six test series in the annals of test cricket. Australia has posted 3400 plus runs in a five or six test series on six occasions while England has posted 3400 plus runs in a five or six test series on four occasions and India has posted 3400 plus runs on one occasion,

AAP Atkinson captured five for 33 in India’s first innings to provide the 69^th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. It also provides the 39th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets against India on home soil.

It provides the 45th occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. It also provides the 32nd occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets against India on home soil.

Z Crawley’s 64 in England’s first innings represent his tenth fifty as an opening batsman on home soil. He became the 14^th England opening batsman to score ten or more fifties on home soil.

JE Root’s aggregate of runs read 7244 at the end of England’s first innings on home soil. He now occupies the second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs on home soil in the annals of test cricket. RT Ponting with 7578 runs occupy the first place. JE Root went past SR Tendulkar who had an aggregate of 7216 runs on home soil on his way to second place.

JE Root was dismissed leg before wicket for 29 in England’s first innings to provide the 51^st occasion of his being dismissed leg before wicket in a test innings. He is the one of the three England batsmen who are dismissed leg before wicket in a test innings on 50 plus occasions. Others are – AN Cook {54} and GA Gooch {50}.

He is also one of the five batsmen who are dismissed leg before wicket on fifty plus occasions in a test innings in the annals of test cricket.  The five batsmen are – SR Tendulkar {63], S Chanderpaul {55}, AN Cook {54}, JE Root {51} and GA Gooch {50}.

JE Root’s dismissal leg before wicket for 29 in England’s first innings to provide the 20th occasion of his being dismissed leg before wicket in a test innings against India. He is the only batsmen to be dismissed leg before wicket in a test innings on 20 plus occasions in the annals of test cricket.

JE Root’s aggregate runs against India at the end of England’s first innings on home soil read 2006. He owns the record of scoring 2000 plus runs against India on home soil in the annals of test cricket.

KL Rahul has pouched 25 catches against England at the end of England’s first innings in this test. He is the fourth Indian fieldsman other than the wicket keeper to pouch 25 or more catches against England. Others are – SM Gavaskar {35], R Dravid {30} and V Kohli {25}. He became the 42^nd fieldsman other than the wicket keeper to pouch 25 plus catches against England in the annals of test cricket. He also became the 99^th fieldsman other than the wicket keeper to pouch 25 plus catches against a specific opposition in the annals of test cricket.

KL Rahul aggregated 532 runs in this series to provide the 75^th occasion of a batsman totalling 500 plus runs in a series against England. It also provides the ninth occasion of an Indian batsman totalling 500 plus run against England. It provides the 26th occasion of an opening batsman totalling 500 plus runs in a series against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian opening batsman totalling 500 plus run against England

England won the toss and chose to field first to provide the 192nd occasion of England doing so against all the oppositions. It also provides the 22nd occasion of England doing so against India. It provides the 95th occasion of England doing so against all the oppositions on home soil. It also provides the 21st occasion of England doing so against India on home soil

England won the toss in all the five tests of this series to provide the 19th occasion of a team winning the toss in all five tests of a series in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of England winning the toss in all the five test series and provides the fifth such occasion against India in a five test series. England has won the toss in a five tests series on three occasions against India.

Shubman Gill’s run aggregate as captain at the end of his innings in India’s first innings read 743. He now stands third in the list of captains who have scored most runs in a series. The first two places are occupied by DG Bradman {810 runs against England in 1936-37 series} and GA Gooch {752 runs against India in 1990 series}. Shubman Gill went Past SM Gavaskar who had scored 732 runs against West Indies in 1978-79 series}

Shubman Gill with his 743 runs in this series holds the record for most runs in a series by an Indian captain. The previous record was held by SM Gavaskar who had scored 732 runs against West Indies in 1978-79 series,

Shubman Gill’s 743 runs in this series is a record run aggregate for a captain in an away series against England. The previous record was in the name of GS Sobers who had amassed 722 runs against England in 1966 series.

Shubman Gill was dismissed run for 21 in India’s first innings to provide the 77th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out in an innings against England, It also provide the tenth occasion of an Indian captain dismissed run out in an innings against England. It also provides the 308th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed run out in an innings against all the oppositions. It also provide the 29th occasion of an Indian captain dismissed run out in an innings against all the oppositions

RA Jadeja was playing his 15^th Test against England in England. He became the fourth Indian cricketer to play 15 plus tests against England in England. Others are – SR Tendulkar {17}, SM Gavaskar {16} and V Kohli {15}

RA Jadeja’s run aggregate against England in England read 1026 as at the end of the first day’s play in this test. He is the fifth Indian cricketer to score 1000 plus runs against England in England. Others are – SR Tendulkar {1575}, R Dravid {1376}, SM Gavaskar {1152} and KL Rahul {1139}

KL Rahul has an aggregate of 1139 runs as at the end of first day’s play in this test against England in England as an opening batsman. He needs 14 more runs to overhaul SM Gavaskar’s run aggregate of 1152 runs against England in England as an opening batsman to become India’s most run getter as an opening batsmen against England in England.

RA Jadeja was playing his 25^th Test against England. He became the eighth Indian cricketer to play 25 plus tests against England.

RA Jadeja has an aggregate of 1494 runs against England at the end of the first day’s play. He needs six more runs for his 1500 runs against England. If he gets it, he would then become the eighth Indian cricketer to score 1500 plus runs against England.

BM Duckett of England scored 94 in England’s first innings and KL Rahul scored 90 in India’s second innings of the just concluded fourth test between England and India at Manchester to provide the fifth occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring nineties in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	1	HW Taylor	93	3	South Africa	v England	Durban	14 Feb 1914
	2	JB Hobbs	97	4	England	v South Africa	Durban	14 Feb 1914
2	1	NJ Contractor	92	1	India	v West Indies	Delhi	06 Feb 1959
	2	CC Hunte	92	2	West Indies	v India	Delhi	06 Feb 1959
3	1	Mohammad Wasim	91	1	Australia	v Australia	Hobart	18 Nov 1999
	2	MJ Slater	97	2	Pakistan	v Pakistan	Hobart	18 Nov 1999
4	1	DP Conway	92	2	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Karachi	26 Dec 2022
	2	Imam-ul-Haq	96	3	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Karachi	26 Dec 2022
5	1	BM Duckett	94	2	England	v India	Manchester	23 Jul 2025
	2	KL Rahul	90	3	India	v England	Manchester	23 Jul 2025

England won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 21st occasion of England doing so against India. It also provides the 20^th occasion of England doing so against India on home soil

India capped A Khamboj for this test. He became the 317^th  Indian cricketer to represent India in tests. He also became the 145th Indian cricketer to be capped on away soil. He became the 103rd Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England. He also became the 54th Indian cricketer to mqke his test debut against England in England.

KL Rahul completed 1000 runs when he was on 11 during the course of his knock of 46 in  India’s first innings against England in England. His run aggregate read 1035 at the end of India’s first innings. He became the fourth Indian batsman to achieve such a feat. Others are – SR Tendulakar {1575}, R Dravid {1376} and SM Gavaskar {1172}

KL Rahul completed 1000 runs when he was on 28 during the course of his knock of 46 in India’s first innings against England in England as an opening batsman. His run aggregate read 1018 at the end of India’s first innings. He became the second Indian opening batsman to achieve such a feat. SM Gavaskar is the other opening batsman who has scored 1172 runs against England in England.

KL Rahul became the 34^th batsman in the annals of cricket to score 1000 runs against England in England. He also became the ninth opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score 1000 runs against England in England.

RR Pant scored two boundary sixes in his knock of 54 in India’s first innings which fetched him 90 boundary sixes. He now shares the record for most sixes by an Indian batsman for most boundary sixes with V Sehwag. V Sehwag has also scored 90 boundary sixes in his test career. RR Pant went past RG Sharma who has scored 88 boundary sixes to share the record of most sixes by an Indian batsman with V Sehwag

RR Pant’s 90 boundary sixes have come in 47 tests and 82 innings while V Sehwag’s 90 boundary sixes have come in 103 tests and 178 innings representing India.

RR Pant became the ninth batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 90 plus boundary sixes.

RR Pant became the second wicket keeper batsman to score 90 plus boundary sixes in the annals of test cricket. A Gilchrist of Australia has scored 100 boundary sixes.

RR Pant’s 54 in this game fetched him 12^th fifty against England. He became the ninth Indian batsman to score 12 or more fifties against England.

RR Pant’s 54 in this game fetched him 12^th fifty against England as wicket keeper batsman. He now shares the record for most fifties by an Indian wicket keeper batsman against England with MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni has also scored 12 fifties against England.

RR Pant is the third wicket keeper batsman to score 12 or more fifties against England in the annals of test cricket. Others are – BJ Haddin {14} and MS Dhoni {12}

RR Pant’s 54 in this game fetched him ninth fifty against England in England as a wicket keeper batsman. He now owns the record for most fifties by an Indian wicket keeper batsman against England in England. He went past MS Dhoni who had scored eight fifties as a wicket keeper batsman against England in England. RR Pant holds this record for any wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket scoring most fifties against England in England.

A Khamboj was dismissed for zero in India’s first innings to provide the 13^th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for zero in the first innings on test debut. He also became the sixth Indian batsman to suffer such an ignominy against England. It provides the 57^th occasion of an Indian batsman dismissed for zero on test debut. And also provides the 17th occasion of an Indian batsman to suffer such an ignominy against England.

BA Stokes of England captured five for 72 in India’s first innings to provide the 72nd occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. It also provides the 39th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India in England.

BA Stokes’ feat provides the seventh occasion of an England captain capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England captain capturing five or more wickets in an innings against India in England.

The previous occasion of an England captain capturing five or more wickets against India in England was in Jun 1982 when RGD Willis returned with figures of 6 for 101 at Lord’s.
The interval between these two feats is 43 years taking years into consideration.

Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 363rd occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against all the oppositions. It also provides the 196^th occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against all the oppositions on home soil

Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 71^st occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against all the oppositions for the first wicket. It also provides the 36^th occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against all the oppositions on home soil for the first wicket

Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 60^th occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against India. It also provides the 39^th occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against India on home soil

Z Crawley-BM Duckett posted 166 runs for the first wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 13th occasion of England batsmen posting 150 plus runs in an innings against India for the first wicket. It also provides the seventh occasion of England batsmen positing 150 plus runs against India on home soil for the first wicket.

aaZ Crawley-BM Duckett became the third opening pair to post 150 plus runs for the first wicket on two or more occasions against India in the same series

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	G Fowler, RT Robinson	1	178	2	v India	Chennai	13 Jan 1985
2	G Fowler, RT Robinson	1	156	2	v India	Kanpur	31 Jan 1985
1	MA Atherton, GA Gooch	1	204	3	v India	Lord’s	26 Jul 1990
2	MA Atherton, GA Gooch	1	225	1	v India	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
3	MA Atherton, GA Gooch	1	176	3	v India	The Oval	23 Aug 1990
1	Z Crawley, BM Duckett	1	188	4	v India	Leeds	20 Jun 2025
2	Z Crawley, BM Duckett	1	166	2	v India	Manchester	23 Jul 2025

Z Crawley-BM Duckett became the second opening pair to post 150 plus runs for the first wicket on two or more occasions against India on home soil in the same series

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MA Atherton, GA Gooch	1	204	3	v India	Lord’s	26 Jul 1990
2	MA Atherton, GA Gooch	1	225	1	v India	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
3	MA Atherton, GA Gooch	1	176	3	v India	The Oval	23 Aug 1990
1	Z Crawley, BM Duckett	1	188	4	v India	Leeds	20 Jun 2025
2	Z Crawley, BM Duckett	1	166	2	v India	Manchester	23 Jul 2025

BM Duckett scored 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 193rd occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings. It also provides the 99th occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings on home soil. It also provides the 70th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings. It also provides the 32nd  occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings on home soil

BM Duckett scored 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 23rd occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against India. It also provides the 16^th occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against India on home soil. It also provides the tenth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings against India. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety in an innings on home soil against India

Z Crawlay and BM Duckett scored 84 and 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 72^nd occasion of both the England opening batsmen scoring half centuries in an innings. It also

provides the 13th occasion of both the England opening batsmen scoring half centuries in an innings against India

Z Crawlay and BM Duckett scored 84 and 94 in England’s first innings to provide the 13th occasion of one of the England opening batsmen scoring a ninety and another a half century {between 50 and 89} in an innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of one of the England opening batsmen scoring a ninety and another a half century {between 50 and 89} in an innings against India

CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 145th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Wicket keeper	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Season
01	WE Midwinter	Ct	WG Grace	Australia	1	England	The Oval	1884
02	CS Wimble	St	WL Murdoch	South Africa	2	England	Cape Town	1891/92
03	GHS Trott	Ct	JT Brown	Australia	1	England	Manchester	1896
04	WW Armstrong	Ct†	AO Jones	Australia	1	England	The Oval	1905
05	VT Trumper	Ct	RH Spooner	Australia	2	England	The Oval	1905
06	SJ Snooke	St†	NC Tufnell	South Africa	2	England	Durban	1909/10
07	AG Chipperfield	Ct	FE Woolley	Australia	2	England	The Oval	1934
08	BA Barnett	Ct	E Paynter	Australia	2	England	Lord’s	1938
09	L Amarnath	Ct	RJ Christiani	India	1	West Indies	Eden Gardens	1948/49
10	Ghulam Ahmed	St	RJ Christiani	India	1	West Indies	Eden Gardens	1948/49
11	SA Banerjee	St	RJ Christiani	India	1	West Indies	Eden Gardens	1948/49
12	RS Modi	Ct	RJ Christiani	India	2	West Indies	Eden Gardens	1948/49
13	JDC Goddard	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
14	FJ Cameron	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
15	DS Atkinson	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
16	DS Atkinson	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	2	India	Brabourne	1948/49
17	PEW Jones	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	2	India	Brabourne	1948/49
18	CL Walcott	St	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	1	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
19	S Ramadhin	Ct	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	1	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
20	FMM Worrell	Ct	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	2	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
21	PE Richardson	St	JR Reid	England	1	New Zealand	Manchester	1958
22	RF Surti	St	CW Smith	India	1	West Indies	Port of Spain	1961/62
23	DN Sardesai	Ct	CW Smith	India	2	West Indies	Port of Spain	1961/62
24	WM Lawry	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
25	IM Chappell	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
26	BC Booth	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
27	TR Veivers	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
28	RB Simpson	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	2	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
29	Javed Burki	Ct	JR Reid	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Lahore	1964/65
30	Majid Khan	Ct	JR Reid	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Lahore	1964/65
31	Pervez Sajjad	St†	BE Congdon	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Lahore	1964/65
32	TW Jarvis	Ct	Majid Khan	New Zealand	1	Pakistan	Wellington	1972/73
33	RC Fredericks	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
34	CG Greenidge	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
35	AI Kallicharran	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
36	CL King	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
37	IT Botham	Ct	GN Yallop	England	1	Australia	Sydney	1978/79
38	AR Border	St	Javed Miandad	Australia	2	Pakistan	Lahore	1979/80
39	BM Laird	Ct	BA Edgar	Australia	2	New Zealand	Christchurch	1981/82
40	AR Border	Ct	IVA Richards	Australia	1	West Indies	Melbourne	1984/85
41	Saleem Malik	Ct	PA de Silva	Pakistan	1	Sri Lanka	Kandy	1985/86
42	DL Haynes	Ct	Aamer Malik	West Indies	1	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
43	RB Richardson	Ct	Aamer Malik	West Indies	1	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
44	MD Marshall	Ct	Aamer Malik	West Indies	1	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
45	RB Richardson	St	Aamer Malik	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
46	M Azharuddin	Ct	Aamer Malik	India	2	Pakistan	Karachi	1989/90
47	CL Hooper	St	SV Manjrekar	West Indies	1	India	Mohali	1994/95
48	A Ranatunga	St	Saleem Elahi	Sri Lanka	2	Pakistan	Col-SSC	1996/97
49	SM Pollock	Ct	Mohammad Wasim	South Africa	1	Pakistan	Rawalpindi	1997/98
50	PL Symcox	St	Mohammad Wasim	South Africa	1	Pakistan	Rawalpindi	1997/98
51	CEL Ambrose	St	Mohammad Wasim	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Peshawar	1997/98
52	SC Ganguly	Ct	HP Tillakaratne	India	2	Sri Lanka	Wankhede	1997/98
53	Ijaz Ahmed	St	HP Tillakaratne	Pakistan	1	Sri Lanka	Dhaka	1998/99
54	Arshad Khan	Ct	HP Tillakaratne	Pakistan	1	Sri Lanka	Dhaka	1998/99
55	Shoaib Akhtar	St	HP Tillakaratne	Pakistan	1	Sri Lanka	Dhaka	1998/99
56	SS Karim	St	Shahriar Hossain	India	1	Bangladesh	Dhaka	2000/01
57	ML Nkala	Ct	Mehrab Hossain	Zimbabwe	1	Bangladesh	Bulawayo	2000/01
58	WW Hinds	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Sharjah	2001/02
59	DR Martyn	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	Australia	1	Pakistan	Sharjah	2002/03
60	AC Gilchrist	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	Australia	1	Pakistan	Sharjah	2002/03
61	JL Langer	Ct	WW Hinds	Australia	1	West Indies	Georgetown	2002/03
62	AJ Bichel	Ct	WW Hinds	Australia	1	West Indies	Georgetown	2002/03
63	M Jayawardene	Ct	MS Sinclair	Sri Lanka	2	New Zealand	Wellington	2006/07
64	CD Cumming	Ct	KC Sangakkara	New Zealand	2	Sri Lanka	Wellington	2006/07
65	SP Fleming	Ct	KC Sangakkara	New Zealand	2	Sri Lanka	Wellington	2006/07
66	SE Bond	Ct	KC Sangakkara	New Zealand	2	Sri Lanka	Wellington	2006/07
67	SC Ganguly	Ct	Rajin Saleh	India	1	Bangladesh	Mirpur	2007
68	MN Samuels	Ct	KC Sangakkara	West Indies	2	Sri Lanka	Providence	2007/08
69	RO Hinds	Ct	KC Sangakkara	West Indies	2	Sri Lanka	Providence	2007/08
70	S Chanderpaul	Ct	PD Collingwood	West Indies	2	England	Ch-le-St	2009
71	Mohammad Yousuf	Ct	KC Sangakkara	Pakistan	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2009
72	Misbah-ul-Haq	Ct	KC Sangakkara	Pakistan	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2009
73	KMDN Kulasekara	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	Sri Lanka	1	Pakistan	Pallekele	2012
74	GP Swann	Ct	BB McCullum	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2013
75	Rubel Hossain	Ct	JK Silva	Bangladesh	2	Sri Lanka	Mirpur	2013/14
76	Azhar Ali	Ct	DA Warner	Pakistan	1	Australia	Abu Dhabi	2014/15
77	DS Smith	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	1	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
78	LR Johnson	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	2	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
79	S Chanderpaul	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	2	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
80	D Ramdin	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	2	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
81	Zulfiqar Babar	St	Mahmudullah	Pakistan	1	Bangladesh	Khulna	2014/15
82	JE Root	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
83	MM Ali	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
84	SCJ Broad	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
85	AN Cook	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
86	IR Bell	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
87	JC Buttler	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
88	AD Mathews	Ct	KL Rahul	Sri Lanka	2	India	Col-Sara	2015
89	CR Woakes	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	1	Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	2016
90	SCJ Broad	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	1	Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	2016
91	MA Starc	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	1	Sri Lanka	Pallekele	2016
92	Sikandar Raza	Ct	TWM Latham	Zimbabwe	2	New Zealand	Bulawayo	2016
93	TWM Latham	Ct	BB Chari	New Zealand	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2016
94	HM Nicholls	Ct	BB Chari	New Zealand	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2016
95	IS Sodhi	Ct	BB Chari	New Zealand	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2016
96	DA Warner	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	1	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
97	SPD Smith	St	MDKJ Perera	Australia	1	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
98	MC Henriques	St	MDKJ Perera	Australia	1	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
99	MR Marsh	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
100	MA Starc	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
101	JR Hazlewood	St	MDKJ Perera	Australia	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
102	RG Sharma	Ct	L Ronchi	India	2	New Zealand	Eden Gardens	2016/17
103	SC Cook	Ct	BKG Mendis	South Africa	1	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	2016/17
104	D Elgar	Ct	BKG Mendis	South Africa	1	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	2016/17
105	JP Duminy	Ct	BKG Mendis	South Africa	1	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	2016/17
106	JA Raval	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
107	KS Williamson	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
108	C de Grandhomme	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
109	BJ Watling	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
110	N Wagner	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
111	BRM Taylor	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
112	KM Jarvis	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
113	Sikandar Raza	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
114	AG Cremer	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
115	H Masakadza	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
116	CJ Chibhabha	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
117	RP Burl	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
118	PJ Moor	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
119	LT Ngidi	Ct†	KD Karthik	South Africa	2	India	Johannesburg	2017/18
120	CA Pujara	Ct†	JN Hamilton	India	1	West Indies	Hyderabad	2018/19
121	UT Yadav	Ct†	JN Hamilton	India	1	West Indies	Hyderabad	2018/19
122	TM Head	Ct†	Mohammad Rizwan	Australia	2	Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	2018/19
123	M Labuschagne	Ct†	Mohammad Rizwan	Australia	2	Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	2018/19
124	JM Bairstow	Ct	SD Hope	England	2	West Indies	Bridgetown	2018/19
125	SM Curran	St	SD Hope	England	2	West Indies	Bridgetown	2018/19
126	SD Hope	Ct	JM Bairstow	West Indies	1	England	North Sound	2018/19
127	DM Bravo	St	JM Bairstow	West Indies	1	England	North Sound	2018/19
128	JO Holder	Ct	JM Bairstow	West Indies	1	England	North Sound	2018/19
129	Q de Kock	Ct	JM Bairstow	South Africa	2	England	Centurion	2019/20
130	VD Philander	Ct	JM Bairstow	South Africa	2	England	Centurion	2019/20
131	RJ Burns	Ct†	JM Da Silva	England	2	West Indies	Manchester	2020
132	LRPL Taylor	Ct	SSJ Brooks	New Zealand	1	West Indies	Hamilton	2020/21
133	TWM Latham	St†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
134	WA Young	Ct†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
135	LRPL Taylor	Ct†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
136	MS Harris	Ct†	OJD Pope	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
137	DA Warner	Ct†	OJD Pope	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
138	M Labuschagne	Ct†	OJD Pape	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
139	AT Carey	Ct†	OJD Pope	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
140	Babar Azam	Ct	TWM Latham	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Karachi	2022/23
141	BM Duckett	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	2	Sri Lanka	Manchester	2024
142	R Ravindra	Ct†	DC Jurel	New Zealand	1	India	Bangalore	2024/25
143	OJD Pope	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
144	JL Smith	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
145	CR Woakes	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025

CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 121st occasion of a batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Wicket keeper	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Season
01	WE Midwinter	Ct	WG Grace	Australia	1	England	The Oval	1884
02	GHS Trott	Ct	JT Brown	Australia	1	England	Manchester	1896
03	VT Trumper	Ct	RH Spooner	Australia	2	England	The Oval	1905
04	AG Chipperfield	Ct	FE Woolley	Australia	2	England	The Oval	1934
05	BA Barnett	Ct	E Paynter	Australia	2	England	Lord’s	1938
06	L Amarnath	Ct	RJ Christiani	India	1	West Indies	Eden Gardens	1948/49
07	RS Modi	Ct	RJ Christiani	India	2	West Indies	Eden Gardens	1948/49
08	JDC Goddard	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
09	FJ Cameron	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
10	DS Atkinson	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
11	DS Atkinson	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	2	India	Brabourne	1948/49
12	PEW Jones	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	2	India	Brabourne	1948/49
13	S Ramadhin	Ct	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	1	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
14	FMM Worrell	Ct	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	2	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
15	DN Sardesai	Ct	CW Smith	India	2	West Indies	Port of Spain	1961/62
16	WM Lawry	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
17	IM Chappell	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
18	BC Booth	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
19	TR Veivers	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	1	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
20	RB Simpson	Ct	Hanif Mohammad	Australia	2	Pakistan	Melbourne	1964/65
21	Javed Burki	Ct	JR Reid	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Lahore	1964/65
22	Majid Khan	Ct	JR Reid	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Lahore	1964/65
23	TW Jarvis	Ct	Majid Khan	New Zealand	1	Pakistan	Wellington	1972/73
24	RC Fredericks	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
25	CG Greenidge	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
26	AI Kallicharran	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
27	CL King	Ct	Majid Khan	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Kingston	1976/77
28	IT Botham	Ct	GN Yallop	England	1	Australia	Sydney	1978/79
29	BM Laird	Ct	BA Edgar	Australia	2	New Zealand	Christchurch	1981/82
30	AR Border	Ct	IVA Richards	Australia	1	West Indies	Melbourne	1984/85
31	Saleem Malik	Ct	PA de Silva	Pakistan	1	Sri Lanka	Kandy	1985/86
32	DL Haynes	Ct	Aamer Malik	West Indies	1	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
33	RB Richardson	Ct	Aamer Malik	West Indies	1	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
34	MD Marshall	Ct	Aamer Malik	West Indies	1	Pakistan	Bridgetown	1987/88
35	M Azharuddin	Ct	Aamer Malik	India	2	Pakistan	Karachi	1989/90
36	SM Pollock	Ct	Mohammad Wasim	South Africa	1	Pakistan	Rawalpindi	1997/98
37	SC Ganguly	Ct	HP Tillakaratne	India	2	Sri Lanka	Wankhede	1997/98
38	Arshad Khan	Ct	HP Tillakaratne	Pakistan	1	Sri Lanka	Dhaka	1998/99
39	ML Nkala	Ct	Mehrab Hossain	Zimbabwe	1	Bangladesh	Bulawayo	2000/01
40	WW Hinds	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	West Indies	2	Pakistan	Sharjah	2001/02
41	DR Martyn	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	Australia	1	Pakistan	Sharjah	2002/03
42	AC Gilchrist	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	Australia	1	Pakistan	Sharjah	2002/03
43	JL Langer	Ct	WW Hinds	Australia	1	West Indies	Georgetown	2002/03
44	AJ Bichel	Ct	WW Hinds	Australia	1	West Indies	Georgetown	2002/03
45	M Jayawardene	Ct	MS Sinclair	Sri Lanka	2	New Zealand	Wellington	2006/07
46	CD Cumming	Ct	KC Sangakkara	New Zealand	2	Sri Lanka	Wellington	2006/07
47	SP Fleming	Ct	KC Sangakkara	New Zealand	2	Sri Lanka	Wellington	2006/07
48	SE Bond	Ct	KC Sangakkara	New Zealand	2	Sri Lanka	Wellington	2006/07
49	SC Ganguly	Ct	Rajin Saleh	India	1	Bangladesh	Mirpur	2007
50	MN Samuels	Ct	KC Sangakkara	West Indies	2	Sri Lanka	Providence	2007/08
51	RO Hinds	Ct	KC Sangakkara	West Indies	2	Sri Lanka	Providence	2007/08
52	S Chanderpaul	Ct	PD Collingwood	West Indies	2	England	Ch-le-St	2009
53	Mohammad Yousuf	Ct	KC Sangakkara	Pakistan	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2009
54	Misbah-ul-Haq	Ct	KC Sangakkara	Pakistan	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2009
55	KMDN Kulasekara	Ct	Taufeeq Umar	Sri Lanka	1	Pakistan	Pallekele	2012
56	GP Swann	Ct	BB McCullum	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2013
57	Rubel Hossain	Ct	JK Silva	Bangladesh	2	Sri Lanka	Mirpur	2013/14
58	Azhar Ali	Ct	DA Warner	Pakistan	1	Australia	Abu Dhabi	2014/15
59	DS Smith	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	1	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
60	LR Johnson	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	2	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
61	S Chanderpaul	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	2	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
62	D Ramdin	Ct	AB de Villiers	West Indies	2	South Africa	Centurion	2014/15
63	JE Root	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
64	MM Ali	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
65	SCJ Broad	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
66	AN Cook	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
67	IR Bell	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
68	JC Buttler	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
69	AD Mathews	Ct	KL Rahul	Sri Lanka	2	India	Col-Sara	2015
70	CR Woakes	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	1	Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	2016
71	SCJ Broad	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	1	Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	2016
72	MA Starc	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	1	Sri Lanka	Pallekele	2016
73	Sikandar Raza	Ct	TWM Latham	Zimbabwe	2	New Zealand	Bulawayo	2016
74	TWM Latham	Ct	BB Chari	New Zealand	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2016
75	HM Nicholls	Ct	BB Chari	New Zealand	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2016
76	IS Sodhi	Ct	BB Chari	New Zealand	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	2016
77	DA Warner	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	1	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
78	MR Marsh	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
79	MA Starc	Ct	MDKJ Perera	Australia	2	Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	2016
80	RG Sharma	Ct	L Ronchi	India	2	New Zealand	Eden Gardens	2016/17
81	SC Cook	Ct	BKG Mendis	South Africa	1	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	2016/17
82	D Elgar	Ct	BKG Mendis	South Africa	1	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	2016/17
83	JP Duminy	Ct	BKG Mendis	South Africa	1	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	2016/17
84	JA Raval	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
85	KS Williamson	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
86	C de Grandhomme	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
87	BJ Watling	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
88	N Wagner	Ct	Imrul Kayes	New Zealand	1	Bangladesh	Wellington	2016/17
89	BRM Taylor	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
90	KM Jarvis	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
91	Sikandar Raza	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
92	AG Cremer	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	1	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
93	H Masakadza	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
94	CJ Chibhabha	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
95	RP Burl	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
96	PJ Moor	Ct	AB de Villiers	Zimbabwe	2	South Africa	Port Elizabeth	2017/18
97	JM Bairstow	Ct	SD Hope	England	2	West Indies	Bridgetown	2018/19
98	SD Hope	Ct	JM Bairstow	West Indies	1	England	North Sound	2018/19
99	JO Holder	Ct	JM Bairstow	West Indies	1	England	North Sound	2018/19
100	Q de Kock	Ct	JM Bairstow	South Africa	2	England	Centurion	2019/20
101	VD Philander	Ct	JM Bairstow	South Africa	2	England	Centurion	2019/20
102	LRPL Taylor	Ct	SSJ Brooks	New Zealand	1	West Indies	Hamilton	2020/21
103	Babar Azam	Ct	TWM Latham	Pakistan	2	New Zealand	Karachi	2022/23
104	BM Duckett	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	2	Sri Lanka	Manchester	2024
105	WW Armstrong	Ct†	AO Jones	Australia	1	England	The Oval	1905
106	LT Ngidi	Ct†	KD Karthik	South Africa	2	India	Johannesburg	2017/18
107	CA Pujara	Ct†	JN Hamilton	India	1	West Indies	Hyderabad	2018/19
108	UT Yadav	Ct†	JN Hamilton	India	1	West Indies	Hyderabad	2018/19
109	TM Head	Ct†	Mohammad Rizwan	Australia	2	Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	2018/19
110	M Labuschagne	Ct†	Mohammad Rizwan	Australia	2	Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	2018/19
111	RJ Burns	Ct†	JM Da Silva	England	2	West Indies	Manchester	2020
112	WA Young	Ct†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
113	LRPL Taylor	Ct†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
114	MS Harris	Ct†	OJD Pope	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
115	DA Warner	Ct†	OJD Pope	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
116	M Labuschagne	Ct†	OJD Pape	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
117	AT Carey	Ct†	OJD Pope	Australia	2	England	Sydney	2021/22
118	R Ravindra	Ct†	DC Jurel	New Zealand	1	India	Bangalore	2024/25
119	OJD Pope	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
120	JL Smith	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
121	CR Woakes	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025

CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 16^th occasion of an England batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Wicket keeper	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Season
1	IT Botham	Ct	GN Yallop	England	1	Australia	Sydney	1978/79
2	GP Swann	Ct	BB McCullum	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2013
3	JE Root	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
4	MM Ali	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
5	SCJ Broad	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
6	AN Cook	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
7	IR Bell	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
8	JC Buttler	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
9	CR Woakes	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	1	Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	2016
10	SCJ Broad	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	1	Sri Lanka	Ch-le-St	2016
11	JM Bairstow	Ct	SD Hope	England	2	West Indies	Bridgetown	2018/19
12	BM Duckett	Ct	BKG Mendis	England	2	Sri Lanka	Manchester	2024
13	RJ Burns	Ct†	JM Da Silva	England	2	West Indies	Manchester	2020
14	OJD Pope	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
15	JL Smith	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
16	CR Woakes	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025

CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the 15th occasion of a batsman caught by the substitute Indian wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket against India as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Wicket keeper	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Season
1	JDC Goddard	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
2	FJ Cameron	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
3	DS Atkinson	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	1	India	Brabourne	1948/49
4	DS Atkinson	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	2	India	Brabourne	1948/49
5	PEW Jones	Ct	L Amarnath	West Indies	2	India	Brabourne	1948/49
6	S Ramadhin	Ct	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	1	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
7	FMM Worrell	Ct	VL Manjrekar	West Indies	2	India	Port of Spain	1952/53
8	AD Mathews	Ct	KL Rahul	Sri Lanka	2	India	Col-Sara	2015
9	LT Ngidi	Ct†	KD Karthik	South Africa	2	India	Johannesburg	2017/18
10	WA Young	Ct†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
11	LRPL Taylor	Ct†	K Srikar Bharat	New Zealand	1	India	Kanpur	2021/22
12	R Ravindra	Ct†	DC Jurel	New Zealand	1	India	Bangalore	2024/25
13	OJD Pope	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
14	JL Smith	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
15	CR Woakes	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025

CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the third occasion of an England batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket against India as at the end of the third test at Lord’s between England and India test series 2025. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Wicket keeper	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Season
1	OJD Pope	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
2	JL Smith	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
3	CR Woakes	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025

CR Woakes of England was caught by the substitute wicket keeper DC Jurel in the on-going test against India at Lord’s to provide the eleventh occasion of a batsman caught by the substitute wicket keeper in the annals of test cricket at Lord’s. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Wicket keeper	Team	I	Opposition	Ground	Season
1	BA Barnett	Ct	E Paynter	Australia	2	England	Lord’s	1938
2	GP Swann	Ct	BB McCullum	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2013
3	JE Root	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
4	MM Ali	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
5	SCJ Broad	Ct	TWM Latham	England	1	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
6	AN Cook	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
7	IR Bell	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
8	JC Buttler	Ct	TWM Latham	England	2	New Zealand	Lord’s	2015
9	OJD Pope	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
10	JL Smith	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025
11	CR Woakes	Ct†	DC Jurel	England	1	India	Lord’s	2025