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The five wicket hauls captured by JM Anderson are listed below

No	Overs	M	Runs	W	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	16.0	4	73	5	Zim	Lord’s	22 May 2003
2	27.5	4	102	5	SAF	Nottingham	14 Aug 2003
3	24.2	8	42	5	Ind	Lord’s	19 Jul 2007
4	20.0	4	73	5	NZl	Wellington	13 Mar 2008
5	21.3	8	43	7	NZl	Nottingham	05 Jun 2008
6	26.3	5	87	5	Win	Ch-le-St	14 May 2009
7	24.0	7	80	5	Aus	Birmingham	30 Jul 2009
8	21.1	1	63	5	SAF	Cape Town	03 Jan 2010
9	22.0	7	54	5	Pak	Nottingham	29 Jul 2010
10	15.0	8	17	6	Pak	Nottingham	29 Jul 2010
11	28.0	7	65	5	Ind	Lord’s	21 Jul 2011
12	20.3	5	72	5	Srl	Galle	26 Mar 2012
13	24.0	11	47	5	NZl	Lord’s	16 May 2013
14	24.0	2	85	5	Aus	Nottingham	10 Jul 2013
15	31.5	11	73	5	Aus	Nottingham	10 Jul 2013
16	26.1	10	53	5	Ind	Southampton	27 Jul 2014
17	12.4	5	42	6	Win	Bridgetown	01 May 2015
18	14.4	2	47	6	Aus	Birmingham	29 Jul 2015
19	11.4	6	16	5	Srl	Leeds	19 May 2016
20	13.3	5	29	5	Srl	Leeds	19 May 2016
21	27.0	9	58	5	Srl	Ch-le-St	27 May 2016
22	23.2	6	72	5	SAF	Nottingham	14 Jul 2017
23	29.0	7	76	5	Win	Leeds	25 Aug 2017
24	20.1	5	42	7	Win	Lord’s	07 Sep 2017
25	22.0	7	43	5	Aus	Adelaide	02 Dec 2017
26	13.2	5	20	5	Ind	Lord’s	09 Aug 2018
27	30.0	13	46	5	Win	Bridgetown	23 Jan 2019
28	19.0	6	40	5	SAF	Cape Town	03 Jan 2020
29	23.0	3	56	5	Pak	Southampton	21 Aug 2020

The ten wicket hauls captured by JM Anderson are listed below

No	Overs	M	Runs	W	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	37.0	15	71	11	Pak	Nottingham	29 Jul 2010
2	25.1	11	45	10	Srl	Leeds	19 May 2016
3	55.5	13	158	10	Aus	Nottingham	10 Jul 2013

JM Anderson of England became the first medium pace bowler to capture 600 test wickets in the history of test cricket. His 600^th victim was Pakistan captain Azhar Ali whom he had caught by JE Root for 31 in Pakistan’s second innings in the just concluded third test against Pakistan at Southhampton. The following table furnish the career summary of JM Andersone

Opp	M	I	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
Aus	32	59	1175.1	285	3595	104	5	1
Ban	02	04	0084.0	021	0223	9	0	0
Ind	27	52	1006.1	264	2858	110	4	0
NZl	14	26	0492.1	121	1610	60	3	0
Pak	18	34	0607.4	178	1429	74	3	1
SAF	26	47	0993.2	214	2932	93	4	0
Srl	13	24	0449.1	117	1241	52	4	1
Win	22	41	0752.3	212	1967	87	5	0
Zim	02	04	0064.0	018	0223	11	1	0
Tot	156	291	5624.1	1430	16070	600	29	3

The following table furnishes the performance at home-away-neutral venues, his 50 plus wickets in calendar years, performance under various captains and performance in winning-losing-drawn tests.

	M	I	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
home	89	169	3214.3	851	9154	384	22	3
away	61	110	2193.4	516	6472	194	07	0
neutral	06	012	216.0	063	452	022	00	0
Total	156	291	5624.1	1430	16070	600	29	3
	M	I	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
year 2010	12	23	463.0	120	1309	57	3	1
year 2013	14	27	531.5	125	1655	52	3	1
	M	I	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
AN Cook	49	93	1776.1	470	4919	191	9	2
A Flintoff	04	08	0124.3	028	492	011	0	0
N Hussain	03	06	0090.0	021	352	012	1	0
KP Pietersen	03	06	0110.0	020	341	009	0	0
JE Root	33	61	1110.5	319	2664	130	8	0
BA Stokes	01	02	040.0	014	104	003	0	0
AJ Strauss	42	76	1639.5	411	4587	168	7	1
MP Vaughan	21	39	732.5	147	2619	076	4	0
Total	156	291	5624.1	1430	16070	600	29	3
	M	I	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
won match	70	139	2341.1	631	6524	323	19	3
lost match	53	094	1895.3	457	5665	151	6	0
drawn match	33	058	1387.3	342	3889	126	4	0
Total	156	291	5624.1	1430	16070	600	29	3

The following table lists the cumulative wickets captured by JM Anderson

Mat	Inns	Wkts	Opp	Date
001	002	005	Zim	22.05.03
029	055	104	SAF	07.08.08
055	101	200	Aus	16.12.10
081	149	305	NZl	16.05.13
104	195	403	NZl	29.05.15
129	242	506	Win	07.09.17
156	291	600	Pak	21.08.20

Progressive milestones of wickets captured by JM Anderson is furnished  below

Wkt	Batsman	R	MoD/Fielder	Opp	Inns	Date
001	MA Vermeulen	01	B	Zim	1	22.05.03
100	JH Kallis	02	lbw	SAF	1	07.08.08
200	PM Siddle	08	C Collingwood	Aus	2	16.12.10
300	HD Rutherford	04	C Cook	NZl	1	16.05.13
401	KS Williamson	00	C Buttler	NZl	1	29.05.15
500	KC Brathwaite	04	B	Win	2	07.09.17
600	Azhar Ali	31	C  Root	Pak	2	21.08.20

Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in Pakistan’s  completed innings total of 273 constituting 51.65 of the team’s total to provide the 177^th occasion of a batsman scoring 50 percent or more than the team’s total in the annals of test cricket.  It also provides the 22^nd occasion of Pakistan batsman performing such a feat.  All the 22 occasions are tabulated below arranged in the order of descending percentage

No	Player	Runs	Total	%	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Saeed Ahmed	068	114	59.65	Eng	N’ham	10.08.67
2	Saeed Anwar	188*	316	59.49	Ind	Kolkata	16.02.99
3	Inzamam-ul-Haq	095	165	57.58	SAF	Jo’burg	19.01.95
4	Asif Iqbal	146	255	57.25	Eng	The Oval	24.08.67
5	Mohd Hafeez	197	351	56.13	NZl	Sharjah	26.11.14
6	Younis Khan	175*	315	55.56	Aus	Sydney	02.01.17
7	Moin Khan	117*	212	55.19	Srl	Sialkot	22.09.95
8	Mohd Wasim	192	354	54.24	Zim	Harare	21.03.98
9	Saeed Anwar	145	269	53.90	Aus	R’pindi	01.10.98
10	Umar Akmal	079*	147	53.74	Eng	Lord’s	26.08.10
11	Taufeeq Umar	135	252	53.57	SAF	Cape Town	02.01.03
12	Asad Shafiq	137	259	52.90	NZl	Sharjah	26.11.14
13	Mohd Yousuf	083	157	52.87	SAF	Cape Town	26.01.07
14	Hanif Mohd	187*	354	52.82	Eng	Lord’s	27.07.67
15	Aamir Sohail	133	252	52.78	Aus	Karachi	22.10.98
16	Fawad Alam	168	320	52.50	Srl	Col-SSC	12.07.09
17	Imran Farhat	117*	223	52.47	NZl	Napier	11.12.09
18	Saeed Anwar	118	226	52.21	SAF	Durban	26.02.98
19	Mohd Yousuf	112	216	51.85	Ind	Multan	28.03.04
20	Azhar Ali	141*	273	51.65	Eng	S’hampton	21.08.20
21	Inzamam-ul-Haq	329	643	51.17	NZl	Lahore	01.05.02
22	Azhar Mahmood	132	259	50.97	SAF	Durban	26.02.98

It also provides the fifth occasion of Pakistan batsman performing such a feat against England.  All the five occasions are tabulated below arranged in the order of descending percentage

No	Player	Runs	Total	%	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Saeed Ahmed	068	114	59.65	Eng	N’ham	10.08.67
2	Asif Iqbal	146	255	57.25	Eng	The Oval	24.08.67
3	Umar Akmal	079*	147	53.74	Eng	Lord’s	26.08.10
4	Hanif Mohd	187*	354	52.82	Eng	Lord’s	27.07.67
5	Azhar Ali	141*	273	51.65	Eng	S’hampton	21.08.20

Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 400th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 181^st occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It also provides the 230th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil and neutral soil

Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 65th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings against England. It also provides the 33rd occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil against England.  It also provides the 40th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil and neutral soil against England.

Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 45th occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 17th occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It also provides the 23rd occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings on away soil and neutral soil

Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in this test to provide the ninth occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings against England. It also provides the sixth occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It also provides the seventh occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings on away soil and neutral soil

Azhar Ali completed 6000 runs in his test career when he was on 43 during his knock of 141 not out in this test. At the end of Pakistan’s first innings, his run aggregate read 6098. He became the fifth Pakistan batsman to total 6000 plus runs in tests. Others are – Younis Khan {10099}, Javed Miandad {8832}, Inzamam-ul-Haq {8829} and Mohd Yousuf {7530}

Azhar Ali completed 6000 runs in his test career when he was on 43 during his knock of 141 not out in this test. At the end of Pakistan’s first innings, his run aggregate read 6098. He became the 68^th batsman in the annals of test cricket to aggregate 6000 plus runs.

Azhar Ali’s 141 not out represent his 17^th century in a test innings. It also represents his ninth test century on away aoil.

Azhar Ali’s 141 not out represent his third century in a test innings against England. All the three centuries are listed below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Azhar Ali	157	3	Eng	Dubai (DSC)	03 Feb 2012
2	Azhar Ali	139	2	Eng	Birmingham	03 Aug 2016
3	Azhar Ali	141*	2	Eng	Southampton	21 Aug 2020

It also represents his second test century against England in England. Both the centuries are listed below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Azhar Ali	139	2	Eng	Birmingham	03 Aug 2016
2	Azhar Ali	141*	2	Eng	Southampton	21 Aug 2020

Azhar Ali’s 141 not out represent his highest score in a test innings against England in England. Previous best was 139 at Birmingham in Aug 2016.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Azhar Ali	141*	2	Eng	Southampton	21 Aug 2020
2	Azhar Ali	139	2	Eng	Birmingham	03 Aug 2016

Azhar Ali’s 141 not out represent his highest score in a test innings while leading Pakistan and also represent his second century while leading Pakistan. Previous best was 118 against Sri Lanka at Karachi in Dec 2019.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Azhar Ali	141*	2	Eng	Southampton	21 Aug 2020
2	Azhar Ali	118	2	Srl	Karachi	19 Dec 2019

Z Crawley scored 267 and Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 66^th occasion of batsmen batting at number three scoring centuries in a test in the annals of test cricket.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 53 in Pakistan’s innings to provide the 14^th occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England. It also provides the tenth occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England in England

Mohammad Rizwan scored 53 in Pakistan’s innings to provide the second occasion of his scoring a fifty against England as Pakistan wicket keeper batsman. Prior to this he had scored 72 in the second test at Southampton on 13 Aug 2020. He became the fifth Pakistan wicket keeper batsman to score fifties on two occasions against England. Others are – Imtiaz Ahmed, Kamran Akmal, Moin Khan and Rashid Latif.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 53 in Pakistan’s innings to provide the second occasion of his scoring a fifty against England in England as Pakistan wicket keeper batsman. Prior to this he had scored 72 in the second test at Southampton on 13 Aug 2020. He became the second Pakistan wicket keeper batsman to score fifties on two occasions against England in England. Other wicket keeper is Rashid Latif.

Azhar Ali and Mohammad Rizwan posted 138 runs partnership in Pakistan’s innings to provide the 75^th occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure partnership against England. It also provides the 42nd occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure partnership against England in England.

Azhar Ali and Mohammad Rizwan posted 138 runs partnership in Pakistan’s innings to provide the fifth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the sixth wicket against England.

It also provides the second occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the sixth wicket against England in England. The other occasion was the 105 runs partnership between Shan Masood and Shadab Khan in the first test of the ongoing test series at Manchester in Aug 2020.

Azhar Ali and Mohammad Rizwan posted 138 runs partnership in Pakistan’s innings to provide the record partnership for the sixth wicket by Pakistan batsmen against England in England. The previous best was the 105 runs partnership between Shan Masood and Shadab Khan in the first test of the ongoing test series at Manchester in Aug 2020.

JM Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 29^th five wicket haul in a test innings. He now occupies the joint second place amongst the list of pace bowlers who have captured most five wicket hauls in a test innings.  GD McGrath has captured 29 five wicket hauls in a test innings. RJ Hadlee of New Zealand occupies the first place with 36 five wicket hauls in a test innings.

JM Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 22nd five wicket haul in a test innings on home soil-most five wicket hauls in a test innings on home soil in the annals of test cricket.

JM Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 46^th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan. It also provides the 31^st occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan on home soil

JM Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 27^th occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan. It also provides the 24th occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan on home soil

JC Buttler {152} for England and Mohammad Rizwan {53} for Pakistan scored fifties in this test to provide the fourth occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring fifties in England-Pakistan Test series.

JC Buttler {152} for England and Mohammad Rizwan {53} for Pakistan scored century and hald century in this test to provide the first occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring a century and a half century in England-Pakistan Test series.

JM Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his third occasion of his as a England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan. He now holds the record for most five wicket hauls in a test innings by an England pace bowler against Pakistan. Other pace bowlers to capture five wicket hauls in a test innings on two occasions are – IT Botham, GR Dilley, NA Foster, SJ Harmison and CJ Woakes

JM Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his third occasion of hi capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan.. Other England bowlers to capture five wicket hauls in a test innings on three or more occasions are – DL Underwood {04} and MS Panesar {03}.

England won the toss and opted to bat first in this test to provide the 406^th occasion of England doing so. It also provides the 228th occasion of England doing so in a test on home soil.

England won the toss and opted to bat first in this test to provide the 33rd occasion of England doing so against Pakistan. It also provides the 21st occasion of England doing so in a test on home soil against Pakistan.

England posted a team total of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the 63^rd occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the 34th occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings on home soil.

England posted a team total of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the fourth occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	England	558/6d	139.0	Pak	Nottingham	01.07.54
2	England	598/9d	206.0	Pak	Abu Dhabi	13.10.15
3	England	589/8d	152.2	Pak	Manchester	22.07.16
4	England	583/8d	154.4	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

It also provides the third occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings on home soil against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	England	558/6d	139.0	Pak	Nottingham	01.07.54
2	England	589/8d	152.2	Pak	Manchester	22.07.16
3	England	583/8d	154.4	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

England posted a team total of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the 31st occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings after it had won the toss and opted to bat first.  It also provides the 19th occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings on home soil after it had won the toss and opted to bat first.

England posted a team total of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the second occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan after  it had won the toss and opted to bat first. Both such occasions are tabulated below. Both these occasions have come on home soil.

No	Team	Score	Overs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	England	589/8d	152.2	Pak	Manchester	22.07.16
2	England	583/8d	154.4	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

JE Root’s aggregate runs against Pakistan at the end of England’s first innings read 1010. He became the 30th batsman to total 1000 plus runs against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. He also became the third England batsman to achieve such a feat against Pakistan. Others are – AN Cook {1719} and DI Gower {1185}

Z Crawley scored 267 in this test. It was his maiden test century. He joined the select band of batsmen who have scored 200 plus runs as their maiden test century. He became the 38^th batsman to achieve such a feat. The following table lists all the 38^th batsmen

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	SE Gregory	201	Aus	Eng	Sydney	14.12.1894
2	RE Foster	287	Eng	Aus	Sydney	11.12.03
3	WR Hammond	251	Eng	Aus	Sydney	14.12.28
4	AD Nourse	231	SAF	Aus	Johannesburg	24.12.35
5	E Paynter	216*	Eng	Aus	Nottingham	10.06.38
6	WJ Edrich	219	Eng	SAF	Durban	03.03.39
7	SG Barnes	234	Aus	Eng	Sydney	13.12.46
8	MP Donnelly	206	NZl	Eng	Lord’s	25.06.49
9	DJ McGlew	255*	SAF	NZl	Wellington	06.03.53
10	DS Atkinson	219	Win	Aus	Bridgetown	14.05.55
11	Imtiaz Ahmed	209	Pak	NZl	Lahore	26.10.55
12	GS Sobers	365*	Win	Pak	Kingston	26.02.58
13	RB Kanhai	256	Win	Ind	Kolkata	31.12.58
14	RB Simpson	311	Aus	Eng	Manchester	23.07.64
15	DN Sardesai	200*	Ind	NZl	Mumbai (BS)	12.03.65
16	SM Nurse	201	Win	Aus	Bridgetown	05.05.65
17	Zaheer Abbas	274	Pak	Eng	Birmingham	03.06.71
18	LG Rowe	214	Win	NZl	Kingston	16.02.72
19	D Lloyd	214*	Eng	Ind	Birmingham	04.07.74
20	SFAF Bacchus	250	Win	Ind	Kanpur	02.02.79
21	Taslim Arif	210*	Pak	Aus	Faisalabad	06.03.80
22	DM Jones	210	Aus	Ind	Chennai	18.09.86
23	DSBP Kuruppu	201*	Srl	NZl	Colombo (CCC)	16.04.87
24	Aamer Sohail	205	Pak	Eng	Manchester	02.07.92
25	BC Lara	277	Win	Aus	Sydney	02.01.93
26	VG Kambli	224	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	19.02.93
27	GW Flower	201*	Zim	Pak	Harare	31.01.95
28	SL Campbell	208	Win	NZl	Bridgetown	19.04.96
29	HH Gibbs	211*	SAF	NZl	Christchurch	11.03.99
30	MS Sinclair	214	NZl	Win	Wellington	26.12.99
31	GC Smith	200	SAF	Ban	East London	18.10.02
32	JA Rudolph	222*	SAF	Ban	Chattogram	24.04.03
33	RWT Key	221	Eng	Win	Lord’s	22.07.04
34	BJ Hodge	203*	Aus	SAF	Perth	16.12.05
35	JN Gillespie	201*	Aus	Ban	Chattogram	16.04.06
36	KK Nair	303*	Ind	Eng	Chennai	16.12.16
37	MA Agarwal	215	Ind	SAF	Visakhapatnam	02.10.19
38	Z Crawley	267	Eng	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z  Crawley became the seventh England batsman to score 200 plus runs as his maiden test century. All the seven batsmen who have achieved the feat are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	RE Foster	287	Eng	Aus	Sydney	11.12.03
2	WR Hammond	251	Eng	Aus	Sydney	14.12.28
3	E Paynter	216*	Eng	Aus	Nottingham	10.06.38
4	WJ Edrich	219	Eng	SAF	Durban	03.03.39
5	D Lloyd	214*	Eng	Ind	Birmingham	04.07.74
6	RWT Key	221	Eng	Win	Lord’s	22.07.04
7	Z Crawley	267	Eng	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley became the third batsman to score 200 plus runs as his maiden test century against Pakistan. Others are – GS Sobers of West Indies and GW Flower of Zimbabwe.  All the three batsmen who have achieved the feat are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	GS Sobers	365*	Win	Pak	Kingston	26.02.58
2	GW Flower	201*	Zim	Pak	Harare	31.01.95
3	Z Crawley	267	Eng	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley became the eleventh batsman in the history of test cricket to score 250 or more runs as maiden test century. His knock of 267 stands occupies the seventh place in the list.

The following table lists all the eleven batsmen who have achieved the feat.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	GS Sobers	365*	Win	Pak	Kingston	26.02.58
2	RB Simpson	311	Aus	Eng	Manchester	23.07.64
3	KK Nair	303*	Ind	Eng	Chennai	16.12.16
4	RE Foster	287	Eng	Aus	Sydney	11.12.03
5	BC Lara	277	Win	Aus	Sydney	02.01.93
6	Zaheer Abbas	274	Pak	Eng	Birmingham	03.06.71
7	Z Crawley	267	Eng	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20
8	RB Kanhai	256	Win	Ind	Kolkata	31.12.58
9	DJ McGlew	255*	SAF	NZl	Wellington	06.03.53
10	WR Hammond	251	Eng	Aus	Sydney	14.12.28
11	SFAF Bacchus	250	Win	Ind	Kanpur	02.02.79

Z Crawley became the third England batsman in the history of test cricket to score 250 or more runs as maiden test century. His knock of 267 stands occupies the second place in the list. The following table lists all the three batsmen who have achieved the feat.

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	RE Foster	287	Eng	Aus	Sydney	11.12.03
2	Z Crawley	267	Eng	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20
3	WR Hammond	251	Eng	Aus	Sydney	14.12.28

Z Crawley’s 267 in this test provide the 59th occasion of an England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the 35th occasion of an England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings on home soil. Z Crawley became the 25^th England batsman to score 200 plus runs on home soil.

Z Crawley’s 267 in this test provide the fifth occasion of an England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. All the five occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	DCS Compton	278	2	Pak	Nottingham	01.07.54
2	ER Dexter	205	2	Pak	Karachi	02.02.62
3	AN Cook	263	2	Pak	Abu Dhabi	13.10.15
4	JE Root	254	1	Pak	Manchester	22.07.16
5	Z Crawley	267	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

It also provides the third occasion of an England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings on home soil against Pakistan. All the three occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	DCS Compton	278	2	Pak	Nottingham	01.07.54
2	JE Root	254	1	Pak	Manchester	22.07.16
3	Z Crawley	267	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley’s 267 in this test contained 34 boundary fours. He became the ninth England batsman to score 250 plus runs containing 34 plus boundary fours. The following table lists all the nine batsmen.

No	Player	Runs	4s	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JH Edrich	310*	52	1	NZl	Leeds	08.07.65
2	GA Gooch	333	43	1	Ind	Lord’s	26.07.90
3	DL Amiss	262*	40	3	Win	Kingston	16.02.74
4	N Hussain	207	38	2	Aus	Birmingham	05.06.97
5	RE Foster	287	37	2	Aus	Sydney	11.12.03
6	L Hutton	364	35	1	Aus	The Oval	20.08.38
7	WR Hammond	336*	34	2	NZl	Auckland	31.03.33
8	DCS Compton	278	34	2	Pak	Nottingham	01.07.54
9	Z Crawley	267	34	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley’s 267 in this test contained 34 boundary fours. He became the second England batsman to score 250 plus runs containing 34 plus boundary fours after DCS Compton. DCS Comption in his 278 at Nottingham in.07.54 had scored 34 boundary fours. The following table lists both the batsmen.

No	Player	Runs	4s	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	DCS Compton	278	34	2	Pak	Nottingham	01.07.54
2	Z Crawley	267	34	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley became the fourth England batsman to score 200 plus runs when the batsman’s age was within 23 years – Age being computed on the day of the test match. He was 22 years 200 days old on 21^st August 2020, the Date of the third test.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Age	Opp	Ground	Date
1	L Hutton	364	1	22y 058d	Aus	The Oval	20.08.38
2	DI Gower	200*	1	22y 102d	Ind	Birmingham	12.07.79
3	Z Crawley	267	1	22y 200d	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20
4	WJ Edrich	219	4	22y 342d	SAF	Durban	03.03.39

Z Crawley’s 267 in this test provide the 31st occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings while batting at number three.  It also provides the fifth occasion of an England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings while batting at number three.  It also provides the fifth occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan while batting at number three.

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 16th occasion of England batmen posting 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JB Hobbs/W Rhodes	1	323	2	Aus	Melbourne	09.02.12
2	L Hutton/M Leyland	2	382	1	Aus	The Oval	20.08.38
3	DCSCompton/WJ Edrich	3	370	1	SAF	Lord’s	21.06.47
4	L Hutton/C Washbrook	1	359	1	SAF	Johannesburg	27.12.48
5	MC Cowdrey/PBH May	4	411	3	Win	Birmingham	30.05.57
6	KF Barrington/JH Edrich	2	369	1	NZl	Leeds	08.07.65
7	DI Gower/RT Robinson	2	331	2	Aus	Birmingham	15.08.85
8	GA Gooch/DI Gower	2	351	1	Aus	The Oval	29.08.85
9	GA Gooch/AJ Lamb	3	308	1	Ind	Lord’s	26.07.90
10	MAAtherton/RA Smith	3	303	2	Win	St John’s	16.04.94
11	Collingwood/Pietersen	4	310	1	Aus	Adelaide	01.12.06
12	SCJ Broad/IJL Trott	8	332	1	Pak	Lord’s	26.08.10
13	AN Cook/IJL Trott	2	329*	3	Aus	Brisbane	25.11.10
14	IR Bell/KPPietersen	3	350	1	Ind	The Oval	18.08.11
15	JM Bairstow/BA Stokes	6	399	1	SAF	Cape Town	02.01.16
16	JC Buttler/Z Crawley	5	359	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

It also provides the tenth occasion of England batmen posting 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings on home soil,

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Date
1	L Hutton/MLeyland	2	382	1	Aus	The Oval	20.08.38
2	DCSCompton/WJEdrich	3	370	1	SAF	Lord’s	21.06.47
3	MC Cowdrey/PBHMay	4	411	3	Win	Birmingham	30.05.57
4	KFBarrington/JHEdrich	2	369	1	NZl	Leeds	08.07.65
5	DI Gower/RT Robinson	2	331	2	Aus	Birmingham	15.08.85
6	GA Gooch/DI Gower	2	351	1	Aus	The Oval	29.08.85
7	GA Gooch/AJ Lamb	3	308	1	Ind	Lord’s	26.07.90
8	SCJ Broad/IJL Trott	8	332	1	Pak	Lord’s	26.08.10
9	IR Bell/KP Pietersen	3	350	1	Ind	The Oval	18.08.11
10	JC Buttler/ZCrawley	5	359	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the second occasion of England batmen posting 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings. Both the occasions are tabulated below. Interestingly both these partnerships are registered on home soil

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Date
1	SCJBroad/IJL Trott	8	332	1	Pak	Lord’s	26.08.10
2	JCButtler/ZCrawley	5	359	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the record partnership for any wicket by England batsmen against Pakistan. The previous best was 332 runs for the eighth wicket between SCJ Broad and IJL Trott at Lord’s in.08.10. Both these partnerships are tabulated below. Interestingly these partnerships are registered with an interval of ten years.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Date
1	SCJBroad/IJL Trott	8	332	1	Pak	Lord’s	26.08.10
2	JC Buttler/ZCrawley	5	359	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the the first occasion of England batsmen posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket and hence constitutes a record partnership for fifth wicket by England batsmen.  The previous best was the 254 runs partnership between KWR Fletcher and AW Greig against India at Mumbai-BS in.02.73. Both these partnerships are tabulated below.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JC Buttler/Z Crawley	5	359	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20
2	KWR Fletcher/AW Greig	5	254	2	Ind	Mumbai (BS)	6.02.73

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the first occasion of England batsmen posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket on home soil and hence constitutes a record partnership for fifth wicket by England batsmen on home soil.  The previous best was the 237 runs partnership between DCS Compton and NWD Yardley at South Africa at Nottingham in.06.47. Both these partnerships are tabulated below.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JC Buttler/ZCrawley	5	359	1	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20
2	DCSCompton/NWDYardley	5	237	3	SAF	Nottingham	07.06.47

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 13^th occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	SGBarnes/DGBradman	5	405	2	Aus	Eng	Sydney	13.12.46
2	AR Border/SRWaugh	5	332*	1	Aus	Eng	Leeds	22.07.93
3	GS Blewett/SR Waugh	5	385	2	Aus	SAF	Jo’burg	28.02.97
4	JC Adams/BC Lara	5	322	2	Win	Aus	Kingston	13.03.99
5	JL Langer/RTPonting	5	327	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	26.11.99
6	R Dravid/VVS Laxman	5	376	3	Ind	Aus	Kolkata	11.03.01
7	R Dravid/VVS Laxman	5	303	2	Ind	Aus	Adelaide	12.12.03
8	SCGanguly/YuvrajSingh	5	300	1	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	8.12.07
9	MJ Clarke/MEK Hussey	5	334*	2	Aus	Ind	Sydney	03.01.12
10	ABdeVilliers/GC Smith	5	338	2	SAF	Pak	Dubai-DSC	23.10.13
11	M Rahim,S Al Hasan	5	359	1	Ban	NZl	Wellington	12.01.17
12	MR Marsh/SPD Smith	5	301	2	Aus	Eng	Perth	14.12.17
13	JC Buttler/Z Crawley	5	359	1	Eng	Pak	S’hampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the fourth occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JL Langer/RTPonting	5	327	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	26.11.99
2	SCGanguly/YuvrajSingh	5	300	1	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	8.12.07
3	AB deVilliers/GC Smith	5	338	2	SAF	Pak	Dubai-DSC	23.10.13
4	JC Buttler/ZCrawley	5	359	1	Eng	Pak	S’hampton	21.08.20

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the record partnership by a team for the fifth wicket against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. The previous best was the 338 runs partnership by South African batsmen AB de Villier and GC Smith at Dubai-DSC in.10.13. Both the partnerships are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JCButtler/ZCrawley	5	359	1	Eng	Pak	S’hampton	21.08.20
2	ABdeVilliers/GC Smith	5	338	2	SAF	Pak	Dubai-DSC	23.10.13

Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 101st occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs for various wickets in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 16^th occasion of England batsmen posting 300 plus runs for various wickets. It also provides the 14th occasion of batsmen posting 300 plus runs for various wickets against Pakistan

Z Crawley and JCButtler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 45th occasion of a team posting 350 plus runs for various wickets in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the ninth occasion of England batsmen posting 350 plus runs for various wickets. It also provides the seventh occasion of batsmen posting 350 plus runs for various wickets against Pakistan

JC Buttler scored 152 runs in this test to provide the 42^nd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs in the annals of test cricket.  It also provides the fifth occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket

JC Buttler scored 152 runs in this test to provide the first occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. Previous best was 116 by APE Knott at Birmingham in.06.71.

JC Buttler scored 152 runs in this test to provide the third occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. Others are APE Knott – 116 at Birmingham in.06.71 and MJ Prior – 102 not out at Nottingham in.07.10.

Z Crawley {267} and JC Buttler {152} scored 150 plus runs in England’s innings to provide the 145^th occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 22^nd occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 17th occasions of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket.

It also provides the third occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the first occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings against Pakistan of which one is a double century in the annals of test cricket.

Z Crawley {267} and JC Buttler {152} scored 150 plus runs in England’s innings to provide the 93rd occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings of which one is a double century or both are double centuries in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the eleventh occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings of which one is a double century or both are double centuries in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fourteenth occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings of which one is a double century or both are double centuries against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket.

RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in England’s innings to provide the 17^th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck against Pakistan. It also provides the ninth occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck against Pakistan in England.

RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in England’s innings to provide the 250th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck against all oppositions. It also provides the 106^th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck against all oppositions in England.

RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in England’s innings to provide the second occasion of his as dismissed for a duck against all oppositions an England opening batsman. The first such occasion was against Australia at Manchester in Sep 2019. Thus both ducks of RJ Burns have come on home soil.

Yasir Shah captured his 100^th wicket on away soil when captured the wicket of OJ Pope leg before wicket for 9 runs. He became the 69th bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 100 plus wickets on away soil. He also became the 21^st spin bowler to achieve such a feat.

Yasir Shah became the ninth Pakistan bowler to capture 100 plus wickets on away soil. The following table lists all the nine bowlers

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	5	10
1	Wasim Akram	62	109	14629	6278	255	17	4
2	Imran Khan	50	83	11785	5127	199	13	3
3	Waqar Younis	49	86	09326	5115	197	11	2
4	Danish Kaneria	30	58	09183	4873	139	09	0
5	Mushtaq Ahmed	31	52	07866	3773	118	06	1
6	Saeed Ajmal	23	44	07239	3230	111	07	3
7	Saqlain Mushtaq	24	42	07207	3192	106	09	3
8	Mohammad Amir	30	56	06334	2987	101	04	0
9	Yasir Shah	22	39	06188	3580	100	08	1

Yasir Shah became the fifth Pakistan spin bowler to capture 100 plus wickets on away soil. The following table lists all the five bowlers

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	5	10
1	Danish Kaneria	30	58	09183	4873	139	09	0
2	Mushtaq Ahmed	31	52	07866	3773	118	06	1
3	Saeed Ajmal	23	44	07239	3230	111	07	3
4	Saqlain Mushtaq	24	42	07207	3192	106	09	3
5	Yasir Shah	22	39	06188	3580	100	08	1

OJ Pope became the 50^th leg before victim of Yasir Shah. Yasir Shah became the 33^rd bowler in the history of test cricket to have 50 or more leg before wicket victims. The following table lists all the bowlers.

No	Player	Team	Mat	Balls	Runs	Wkts	LBW
1	A Kumble	Ind	132	40850	18355	619	156
2	M Muralitharan	Srl	133	44039	18180	800	150
3	SK Warne	Aus	145	40705	17995	708	138
4	Wasim Akram	Pak	104	22627	09779	414	119
5	GD McGrath	Aus	124	29248	12186	563	113
6	N Kapil Dev	Ind	131	27740	12867	434	111
7	Waqar Younis	Pak	087	16224	08788	373	110
8	HMRKB Herath	Srl	093	25993	12157	433	108
9	WPUJC Vaas	Srl	111	23438	10501	355	100
10	SM Pollock	SAF	108	24353	09733	421	090
11	SCJ Broad	Eng	142	28799	14149	511	089
12	Anderson	Eng	155	33493	15977	593	085
13	Sir RJ Hadlee	NZl	086	21918	09611	431	083
14	IT Botham	Eng	102	21815	10878	383	081
15	Imran Khan	Pak	088	19458	08258	362	080
16	R Ashwin	Ind	071	19586	09282	365	077
17	CA Walsh	Win	132	30019	12688	519	077
18	MD Marshall	Win	081	17584	07876	376	076
19	DL Vettori	NZl	113	28814	12441	362	076
20	GP Swann	Eng	060	15349	07642	255	070
21	Harbhajan Singh	Ind	103	28580	13537	417	068
22	MJ Hoggard	Eng	067	13909	07564	248	065
23	DW Steyn	SAF	093	18608	10077	439	064
24	Z Khan	Ind	092	18785	10247	311	063
25	DK Lillee	Aus	070	18467	08493	355	062
26	Saeed Ajmal	Pak	035	11592	05003	178	059
27	JN Gillespie	Aus	071	14234	06770	259	059
28	TM Alderman	Aus	041	10181	04616	170	058
29	J Garner	Win	058	13169	05433	259	057
30	Abdul Qadir	Pak	067	17126	07742	236	052
31	CEL Ambrose	Win	098	22103	08501	405	052
32	NM Lyon	Aus	096	24568	12320	390	052
33	Yasir Shah	Pak	041	12565	06697	222	050

OJ Pope became the 50^th leg before victim of Yasir Shah. Yasir Shah became the sixth Pakistan bowler in the history of test cricket to have 50 or more leg before wicket victims The following table lists all the bowlers.

No	Player	Team	Mat	Balls	Runs	Wkts	LBW
1	Wasim Akram	Pak	104	22627	9779	414	119
2	Waqar Younis	Pak	87	16224	8788	373	110
3	Imran Khan	Pak	88	19458	8258	362	080
4	Saeed Ajmal	Pak	35	11592	5003	178	059
5	Abdul Qadir	Pak	67	17126	7742	236	052
6	Yasir Shah	Pak	41	12565	6697	222	050

Australia and Pakistan are the only two teams in the annals of test cricket to have six bowlers who have captured 50 or more leg before wicket victims. Pakistan became the second team when Yasir Shah joined the list

No	Player	Team	Mat	Balls	Runs	Wkts	LBW
1	SK Warne	Aus	145	40705	17995	708	138
2	GD McGrath	Aus	124	29248	12186	563	113
3	DK Lillee	Aus	070	18467	08493	355	062
4	JN Gillespie	Aus	071	14234	06770	259	059
5	TM Alderman	Aus	041	10181	04616	170	058
6	NM Lyon	Aus	096	24568	12320	390	052
1	Wasim Akram	Pak	104	22627	09779	414	119
2	Waqar Younis	Pak	087	16224	08788	373	110
3	Imran Khan	Pak	088	19458	08258	362	080
4	Saeed Ajmal	Pak	035	11592	05003	178	059
5	Abdul Qadir	Pak	067	17126	07742	236	052
6	Yasir Shah	Pak	041	12565	06697	222	050

This test ended in a draw. It was the 348^th Test match that has ended in a draw involving England and also provides the 180^th drawn test involving England in England

This test ended in a draw. It was the 161st Test match that has ended in a draw involving Pakistan and also provides the 79th drawn test involving Pakistan on away soil.

The result summary between England and Pakistan at the end of this test read thus

Team	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	Draw
England	85	26	21	0	38
Pakistan	85	21	26	0	38

Pakistan won the toss in this test and opted to bat first to provide the 40th occasion of Pakistan doing so against England. It also provides the 23^rd occasion of Pakistan doing so against England in England.

Pakistan won the toss in this test and opted to bat first to provide the 141st occasion of Pakistan doing so against England. It also provides the 73^rd occasion of Pakistan doing so against all oppositions on away venues excluding the neutral venues

Shan Masood was dismissed leg before wicket in this game. He became the 85^th leg before victim of JM Anderson. Mohammad Abbas was dismissed leg before wicket in this game. He became the 89^th leg before victim of SCJ Broad

Yasir Shah was dismissed caught by wicket keeper in this game. He became the 165^th caught by wicket keeper victim of JM Anderson. Babar Azam was dismissed caught by wicket keeper in this game. He became the 122nd caught by wicket keeper victim of JM Anderson. JM Anderson owns the record for capturing most wickets caught by wicket keeper

Abid Ali scored 60 in this game to provide the 57th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a fifty against England. It also provides the 28th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a fifty against England in England

Abid Ali scored 60 in this game to provide the 44th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a half century against England. It also provides the 23rd occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a half century against England in England

Shaheen Shah Afridi was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 248^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed run out in a test innings. It also provides the 48th occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed run out in a test innings against England

Shaheen Shah Afridi was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 38^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed run out in a test innings for a duck. It also provides the ninth occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed run out in a test innings against England for a duck.

Shaheen Shah Afridi was dismissed for a duck in this game after facing 19 deliveries to provide the eighth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in a test innings for a duck after facing 15 or more deliveries All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	IM Chappell	0	22	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	26 Jan 1968
2	HH Gibbs	0	22	4	SAF	NZl	Wellington	18 Mar 1999
3	KD Ghavri	0	21	1	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
4	MS Panesar	0	19	3	Eng	Aus	Sydney	02 Jan 2007
5	SS Afridi	0	19	1	Pak	Eng	S’hampton	13 Aug 2020
6	A Nehra	0	18	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	18 May 2002
7	TT S”weera	0	18	4	Srl	Aus	Cairns	09 Jul 2004
8	Aaqib Javed	0	16	1	Pak	Zim	Harare	15 Feb 1995

It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed run out in a test innings against England for a duck after facing 15 or more deliveries. Aaqib Javed was dismissed for a duck after facing 16 deliveries against Zimbabwe at Harare in Feb 1995.

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	IM Chappell	0	22	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	26 Jan 1968
2	Aaqib Javed	0	16	1	Pak	Zim	Harare	15 Feb 1995

Shaheen Shah Afridi was dismissed for a duck in this game after facing 19 deliveries to provide the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in a test innings for a duck after facing ten or more deliveries against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SS Afridi	0	19	1	Pak	Eng	S’hampton	13 Aug 2020
2	JJ Bumrah	0	14	2	Ind	Eng	The Oval	07 Sep 2018
3	RW Anderson	0	12	3	NZl	Eng	Nottingham	10 Aug 1978
4	AR Border	0	12	3	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	29 Dec 1978
5	CEH Croft	0	12	2	Win	Eng	Lord’s	19 Jun 1980
6	BA Bolton	0	11	1	NZl	Eng	Auckland	14 Mar 1959
7	GD McGrath	0	10	1	Aus	Eng	Perth	03 Feb 1995

Shaheen Shah Afridi was dismissed for a duck in this game after facing 19 deliveries owns the record for facing most deliveries while scoring a duck against England. The previous record was held by India’s JJ Bumrah who had faced 14 deliveries while scoring a duck at The Oval in Sep 2018. Both the occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	BF	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SS Afridi	0	19	1	Pak	Eng	S’hampton	13 Aug 2020
2	JJ Bumrah	0	14	2	Ind	Eng	The Oval	07 Sep 2018

Pakistan’s first innings witnessed three leg before wicket dismissals to provide the 993rd occasion of Pakistan batsmen dismissed leg before wicket against all oppositions and provide the 173^rd occasion of Pakistan batsmen dismissed leg before wicket against England.

Pakistan’s first innings witnessed three leg before wicket dismissals to provide the 560th occasion of Pakistan batsmen dismissed leg before wicket against all oppositions on away soil and provide the 103^rd occasion of Pakistan batsmen dismissed leg before wicket against England in England

Fawad Alam was dismissed leg before wicket for a duck in this game to provide the 155^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed leg before wicket for a duck against all oppositions and also provides the 83^rd occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed leg before wicket for a duck against all oppositions on away soil.

FawadAlam was dismissed leg before wicket for a duck in this game to provide the 28th occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed leg before wicket for a duck against England and also provides the 20th occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed leg before wicket for a duck against England in England.

awad Alam made his appearance in this test after a period of ten years and 259 days. He became the 25^th cricketer in the history of tests to make a test appearance after a period of ten plus years. The following table lists all such batsmen

No	Player	Team	Mat	From	To	Missed Span
1	AJ Traicos	SAF/Zim	07	10.03.70	18.10.92	22y 222d
2	G Gunn	Eng	15	01.03.12	11.01.30	17y 316d
3	Younis Ahmed	Pak	04	02.11.69	21.02.87	17y 111d
4	JMM Commaille	SAF	12	14.03.10	14.06.24	14y 092d
5	DC Cleverley	NZl	02	01.03.32	29.03.46	14y 028d
6	F Mitchell	Eng/SAF	05	04.04.1899	27.05.12	13y 053d
7	GM Carew	Win	04	10.01.35	11.02.48	13y 032d
8	L Amarnath	Ind	24	13.02.34	22.06.46	12y 129d
9	WE Hollies	Eng	13	18.03.35	07.06.47	12y 081d
10	IAK Pataudi	Eng/Ind	06	12.06.34	22.06.46	12y 010d
11	FR Brown	Eng	22	27.07.37	23.07.49	11y 361d
12	HL Jackson	Eng	02	26.07.49	06.07.61	11y 345d
13	GA Faulkner	SAF	25	13.08.12	28.06.24	11y 320d
14	SJ Pegler	SAF	16	13.08.12	14.06.24	11y 306d
15	MP Donnelly	NZl	07	17.08.37	11.06.49	11y 298d
16	D Shackleton	Eng	07	07.11.51	20.06.63	11y 225d
17	GJ Batty	Eng	09	05.06.05	20.10.16	11y 137d
18	GOB Allen	Eng	25	03.03.37	11.02.48	10y 345d
19	M Bisset	SAF	03	04.04.1899	11.03.10	10y 341d
20	Fawad Alam	Pak	04	28.11.09	13.08.20	10y 259d
21	FL Reifer	Win	06	18.01.99	09.07.09	10y 172d
22	SJ Snooke	SAF	26	13.08.12	18.01.23	10y 158d
23	MA Vermeulen	Zim	09	17.05.04	09.08.14	10y 084d
24	James Langridge	Eng	08	30.06.36	17.08.46	10y 048d
25	MP Bicknell	Eng	04	09.08.93	21.08.03	10y 012d

Fawad Alam made his appearance in this test after a period of ten years and 259 days. He became the second Pakistan cricketer in the history of tests to make a test appearance after a period of ten plus years. Younis Ahmed was the other Pakistan batsman who made his test appearance after a period of 17 years and 111 days. The following table lists both the batsmen

No	Player	Team	Mat	From	To	Missed Span
1	Younis Ahmed	Pak	04	02.11.69	21.02.87	17y 111d
2	Fawad Alam	Pak	04	28.11.09	13.08.20	10y 259d

Mohammad Rizwan scored 60 not out at the end of second day’s play to provide the 13^th occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England. It also provides the ninth occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England in England

Mohammad Rizwan scored 60 not out at the end of second day’s play to provide the eleventh occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a half century against England. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a half century against England in England

Mohammad Rizwan scored 60 not out at the end of second day’s play to provide the 104th occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against all oppositions. It also provides the 52nd occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against all oppositions on away soil

Mohammad Rizwan scored 60 not out at the end of second day’s play to provide the 86th occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a half century against all oppositions It also provides the 45th occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a half century against all oppositions on away soil

Mohammad Rizwan scored 60 not out at the end of second day’s play to provide his second fifty in tests. Prior to this he has scored 95 against Australia at Brisbane in Nov 2019.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 221 wickets in tests and 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the ninth Pakistan bowler to capture 100 wickets on away aoil.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	W	5	10
1	Wasim Akram	62	109	14629	6278	255	17	4
2	Imran Khan	50	83	11785	5127	199	13	3
3	Waqar Younis	49	86	9326	5115	197	11	2
4	Danish Kaneria	30	58	9183	4873	139	9	0
5	Mushtaq Ahmed	31	52	7866	3773	118	6	1
6	Saeed Ajmal	23	44	7239	3230	111	7	3
7	Saqlain Mushtaq	24	42	7207	3192	106	9	3
8	Mohammad Amir	30	56	6334	2987	101	4	0
9	Yasir Shah	21	38	6122	3550	099	8	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the 69^th bowler to capture 100 wickets on away soil in the annals of test cricket.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets in tests against England. He became the sixth Pakistsn bowler to aggregate 40 plus wickets against England. Others are – Abdul Qadir {82}, Wasim Akram {57}, Waqar Younis {50}, Inthikab Alam {49} and Imran Khan {47}      

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 27 wickets in tests against England in England. He became the seventh Pakistan bowler to aggregate 25 plus wickets against England in England. The following table lists all the seven bowlers

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
1	Wasim Akram	14	23	564.3	123	1523	53	2	0
2	Imran Khan	12	19	486.3	116	1158	47	4	1
3	Waqar Younis	10	16	362.1	065	1237	45	3	0
4	Mohammad Amir	10	18	350.4	074	1007	38	2	0
5	Mushtaq Ahmed	08	13	373.4	089	0922	32	2	0
6	Yasir Shah	05	10	286.0	038	0939	27	2	1
7	Fazal Mahmood	06	08	278.0	075	0740	25	2	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 27 wickets in tests against England in England He became the second Pakistan spin bowler to aggregate 25 plus wickets against England in England after Mushtaq Ahmed. The following table lists both these bowlers with their performances

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	W	5	10
1	Mushtaq Ahmed	08	13	373.4	089	0922	32	2	0
2	Yasir Shah	05	10	286.0	038	0939	27	2	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the 21^st spin bowler to capture 100 wickets on away soil in the annals of test cricket.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 99 wickets in tests on away soil. He needs one more wicket for his 100^th wicket on away soil. If he gets it, he would then become the fifth Pakistan bowler to capture 100 wickets on away soil in the annals of test cricket.  The following table lists these five bowlers with their performances.

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	5	10
1	Danish Kaneria	30	58	9183	4873	139	9	0
2	Mushtaq Ahmed	31	52	7866	3773	118	6	1
3	Saeed Ajmal	23	44	7239	3230	111	7	3
4	Saqlain Mushtaq	24	42	7207	3192	106	9	3
5	Yasir Shah	21	38	6122	3550	099	8	1

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 27 wickets in tests against England on away soil. He became the 24th spin bowler to aggregate 25 plus wickets against England on away soil in the annals of test cricket.

Yasir Shah’s eight wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 42 wickets in tests against England. He became the 32nd bowler to aggregate 40 plus wickets against England in the annals of test cricket.