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Day/Date	Time	Teams/Ground
Fri Mar 12	20:00	1st match – Deccan Chargers v Kolkata Knight Riders
		Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai
Sat Mar 13	15:00	2nd match – Mumbai Indians v Rajasthan Royals
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Sat Mar 13	20:00	3rd match – Kings XI Punjab v Delhi Daredevils
		PCA Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Sun Mar 14	16:00	4th match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Sun Mar 14	20:00	5th match – Chennai Super Kings v Deccan Chargers
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Mon Mar 15	20:00	6th match – Rajasthan Royals v Delhi Daredevils
		Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
Tue Mar 16	16:00	7th match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kings XI Punjab
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Tue Mar 16	20:00	8th match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Chennai Super Kings
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Wed Mar 17	20:00	9th match – Delhi Daredevils v Mumbai Indians
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Thu Mar 18	20:00	10th match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Rajasthan Royals
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Fri Mar 19	16:00	11th match – Delhi Daredevils v Chennai Super Kings
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Fri Mar 19	20:00	12th match – Deccan Chargers v Kings XI Punjab
		Barabati Stadium, Cuttack
Sat Mar 20	16:00	13th match – Rajasthan Royals v Kolkata Knight Riders
		Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
Sat Mar 20	20:00	14th match – Mumbai Indians v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Sun Mar 21	16:00	15th match – Deccan Chargers v Delhi Daredevils
		Barabati Stadium, Cuttack
Sun Mar 21	20:00	16th match – Chennai Super Kings v Kings XI Punjab
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Mon Mar 22	20:00	17th match – Mumbai Indians v Kolkata Knight Riders
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Tue Mar 23	20:00	18th match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Chennai Super Kings
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Wed Mar 24	20:00	19th match – Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals
		PCA Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Thu Mar 25	20:00	20th match – Mumbai Indians v Chennai Super Kings
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Thu Mar 25	20:00	21st match – Rajasthan Royals v Deccan Chargers
		Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
Sat Mar 27	16:00	22nd match – Kings XI Punjab v Kolkata Knight Riders
		PCA Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Sat Mar 27	20:00	23rd match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Delhi Daredevils
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Sun Mar 28	16:00	24th match – Rajasthan Royals v Chennai Super Kings
		Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
Sun Mar 28	20:00	25th match – Deccan Chargers v Mumbai Indians
		Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai
Mon Mar 29	20:00	26th match – Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight Riders
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Tue Mar 30	20:00	27th match – Mumbai Indians v Kings XI Punjab
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Wed Mar 31	16:00	28th match – Chennai Super Kings v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Wed Mar 31	20:00	29th match – Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Thu Apr 1	20:00	30th match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Deccan Chargers
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Fri Apr 2	20:00	31st match – Kings XI Punjab v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		PCA Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Sat Apr 3	16:00	32nd match – Chennai Super Kings v Rajasthan Royals
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Sat Apr 3	20:00	33rd match – Mumbai Indians v Deccan Chargers
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Sun Apr 4	16:00	34th match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Kings XI Punjab
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Sun Apr 4	20:00	35th match – Delhi Daredevils v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Mon Apr 5	20:00	36th match – Deccan Chargers v Rajasthan Royals
		VCA Stadium, Jamtha, Nagpur
Tue Apr 6	20:00	37th match – Chennai Super Kings v Mumbai Indians
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Wed Apr 7	16:00	38th match – Rajasthan Royals v Kings XI Punjab
		Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur
Wed Apr 7	20:00	39th match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Delhi Daredevils
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Thu Apr 8	20:00	40th match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Deccan Chargers
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Fri Apr 9	20:00	41st match – Kings XI Punjab v Mumbai Indians
		PCA Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Sat Apr 10	16:00	42nd match – Deccan Chargers v Chennai Super Kings
		VCA Stadium, Jamtha, Nagpur
Sat Apr 10	20:00	43rd match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kolkata Knight Riders
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Sun Apr 11	16:00	44th match – Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Sun Apr 11	20:00	45th match – Rajasthan Royals v Mumbai Indians
		Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur
Mon Apr 12	20:00	46th match – Deccan Chargers v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		VCA Stadium, Jamtha, Nagpur
Tue Apr 13	16:00	47th match – Mumbai Indians v Delhi Daredevils
		Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai
Tue Apr 13	20:00	48th match – Chennai Super Kings v Kolkata Knight Riders
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Wed Apr 14	20:00	49th match – Rajasthan Royals v Royal Challengers Bangalore
		Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur
Thu Apr 15	20:00	50th match – Chennai Super Kings v Delhi Daredevils
		MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
Fri Apr 16	20:00	51st match – Kings XI Punjab v Deccan Chargers
		HPCA Stadium, Dharmasala
Sat Apr 17	16:00	52nd match – Royal Challengers Bangalore v Mumbai Indians
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Sat Apr 17	20:00	53rd match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Rajasthan Royals
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Sun Apr 18	16:00	54th match – Kings XI Punjab v Chennai Super Kings
		HPCA Stadium, Dharmasala
Sun Apr 18	20:00	55th match – Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers
		Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Mon Apr 19	20:00	56th match – Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai Indians
		Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Wed Apr 21	20:00	Semi-Final – TBC v TBC
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Thu Apr 22	20:00	Semi-Final – TBC v TBC
		M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Sat Apr 24	20:00	3rd Place Play-off – TBC v TBC
		Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai
Sun Apr 25	20:00	Final – TBC v TBC
		Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai

The T20 International between West Indies and Zimbabwe held at Trinidad on 28.02.10 threw some interesting stats which are chronicled below

This game represented the 150^th T20 International game.

V Sibanda was dismissed by the first ball of the match in this game. He was bowled by SJ Benn for zero. He became the fourth batsman in the history of T20I games to be dismissed by the first ball of a match. The other three are – AA Mulla of Canada vs Zimbabwe at King City on 11.08.09, Kamran Akmal of Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 12.08.09 and JL Denly of England vs South Africa at Jo’burg on 13.11.09

V Sibanda collected his first ball duck in this game to provide the 19^th occasion of an opening batsman doing so in the history of one day internationals.

V Sibanda of Zimbabwe, P Utseya of Zimbabwe and DM Bravo of West Indies collected their first ball ducks in this game. At the end of this game number of occasions of a batsman collecting first ball ducks in a T20I game stood at 99.

DM Bravo collected his first ball duck on his T20I debut to provide the 18^th occasion of a batsman collecting the first ball duck on T20I debut. He is the third West Indian batsman to suffer such an ignominy. The other two are – DM Richards vs Bangladesh at Basseterre on 02.08.09 and N Deonarine vs Australia at Hobart on 21.02.10

ADS Fletcher of West Indies score zero in this game which was his fourth duck in T20I games. He is on par with HH Gibbs of South Africa who has also scored four zeroes. These two batsmen now share the record for most zeroes in T20I games.

Six batsmen of Zimbabwe scored zeroes in this game – V Sibanda, T Taibu, S Matsikenyeri, BRM Taylor, SW Masakadza and P Utseya – providing the second occasion of most zeroes in a T20I innings. The first such occasion was witnessed when six Kenyan batsmen failed to open their accounts against New Zealand at Durban on 12.09.07. These are the only two occasion in T20I games when six batsmen scored zeroes in an innings.

SW Masakadza of Zimbabwe and DM Bravo of West Indies scored zeroes in this game to provide the 34^th occasion of a batsman scoring zero on debut in a T20I game.

SJ Benn {4 for 06} and DJ Sammy {5 for 26} captured four or more wickets in this game providing the third occasion of two bowlers capturing four or more wickets in an innings. The other two occasions are witnessed in the match between Pakistan and Scotland at Durban on 12.09.07 {Pak bowlers – Umar Gul – 4 for 25 and Shahid Afridi – 4 for 19} and in the match between Netherlands and Kenya at Abu Dhabi on 11.02.10 {Netherland bowlers – Mudassar Bukhari – 4 for 33 and PM Seelar – 4 for 19}.

SJ Benn {4 for 06} and DJ Sammy {5 for 26} captured four and five wickets respectively in this game providing the first occasion of two bowlers capturing four and five wickets in an innings in the history of T20I games

SJ Benn returned with figures of 4 for 06 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets conceding single digit runs in a T20I games. The other four are – MR Gillespie of New Zealand {4 for 07 vs Kenya at Durban on 12.09.07}, DW Steyn of South Africa {4 for 09 vs West Indies at P Elizabeth on 16.12.07}, Umar Gul of Pakistan {4 for 08 vs Australia at Dubai on 07.05.09} and Umar Gul of Pakistan {5 for 6 vs New Zealand at The Oval on 13.06.09}

SJ Benn {4 for 06} and DJ Sammy {5 for 26} captured four and five wickets respectively in this game providing the 37^th and 38^th occasion of bowler capturing four or more wickets in a T20I innings.

DJ Sammy {5 for 26} captured five wickets this game providing the third occasion of bowler capturing five wickets in a T20I innings. The other two occasion are – Umar Gul of Pakistan {5 for 06 vs New Zealand at The Oval on 13.06.09 and N Odhiambo of Kenya {5 for 20 vs Scotland at Nairobi-G on 04.02.10}

SJ Benn {4 for 06} and DJ Sammy {5 for 26} captured four and five wickets respectively in this game which were in a losing cause providing the eighth and ninth occasion of bowler’s four or more wickets going in vain.

DJ Sammy {5 for 26} captured five wickets in this game which was in a losing caue providing the very first occasion of bowler’s five wicket haul going in vain in the history of T20I games.

SW Maskadza became the ninth related cricketer to play T20I game. His brother H Masakadza had already represented Zimbabwe in T20I games.

DM Bravo became the tenth related cricketer to play T20I game. His half brother DJ Bravo had already represented West Indies in T20I games.

The second T20 International between New Zealand and Australia at Christchurch on 28.02.10 has the following interesting statistics

Australia’s total of 214 for 4 in this game represents the highest total by a team batting second in T20I games. The previous best was India’s 211 for 4 vs Sri Lanka at Mohali on 12.12.09.

New Zealand and Australia scored 214 runs each in this game and their combined total of 428 runs represent the highest aggregate in a T20I game. The previous best was 418 runs between India [218 for 4} and England {200 for 6} at Durban on 19.09.07

In this game both the teams scored 200 plus runs – New Zealand {214 for 6} and Australia {214 for 4} – providing the fourth occasion of both the teams scoring 200 plus runs in a T20I game. The other three occasions are – India [218 for 4} and England {200 for 6} at Durban on 19.09.07, Sri Lanka {206 for 7} and India {211 for 4} at Mohali on 12.12.09 and West Indies {205 for 6} and South Africa {208 for 2} at Johannesburg on 11.09.08

This match had an aggregate team total of 428 runs providing the seventh occasion of a T20I game having a team total of 400 plus runs in the history of one day games.

This game ended in a tie providing the fifth occasion of a tied match in T20I games. The other four are – New Zealand vs West Indies at Auckland on 16.02.06, India vs Pakistan at Durban on 14.09.07, Canada vs Zimbabwe at King City on 11.10.09 and New Zealand vs West Indies at Auckland on 26.12.08

Of the above five tied games, New Zealand has been one of the teams on three occasions.

BB McCullum scored 116 not in this game to become the second centurion in T20I games. The first batsman was CH Gayle of West Indies who had made 117 against South Africa at Johannesburg on 11.09.07. Interesting both CH Gayle and BB McCullum scored hundreds while opening the innings.

DP Nannes of Australia {1 for 51} and JDP Oram of New Zealand {0 for 52} conceded 50 plus runs in this game to provide the 24^th and 25^th occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs in the history of T20I games

JDP Oram of New Zealand {0 for 52} conceded 50 plus runs without capturing a wicket in this game to provide the 11^th occasion of a bowler conceding 50 plus runs with out capturing a wicket in the history of T20I games

JDP Oram of New Zealand {0 for 52} conceded 50 plus runs without capturing a wicket in this game to provide the second occasion of his conceding 50 plus runs with out capturing a wicket in a T20I games. The first occasion was against South Africa at Durban on 19.09.07 when he returned with figures of none for 50

JDP Oram remains the only bowler in the history of T20I games to concede 50 plus without capturing a wicket on two occasions.

BB McCullum with his 116 not out in this game scored his seventh one day fifty {01c plus 06 HC} and holds the record for most fifties in T20I games. He wrested the record from India’s G Gambhir who had six fifties {all half centuries} to his credit.

BB McCullum hit eight sixes in his innings of 116 not out and at the end of this game he has 105 sixes in T20 games. He became the third batsman after LRPL Taylor {115} and DJ Hussey {107} to aggregate 100 plus sixes in T20 games.

BB McCullum hit 12 boundary fours in his innings of 116 not out to take his aggregate of boundary fours to 216 in T20 games. He is one of the four batsmen to have an aggregate of 200 plus boundary fours in T20 games. The other three are – BJ Hodge {273}, GC Smith {229} and IJ Harvey {202}

At the end of this game, BB McCullum has an aggregate of 2268 T20 runs. He is the third batsman after BJ Hodge {2547} and DJ Hussey {2355} to have an aggregate of 2000 plus T20 runs.

BB McCullum with his 116 not out in this game registered his 15^th T20 fifty {03C plus 12 HC}. He is the third batsman in T20 games to register 15 or more fifties. The other two are – BJ Hodge {19 – 01C plus 18HC} and HD Ackerman {17 – all HCs}

GP Hopkins of New Zealand was dismissed hit wicket in this game. He is the third batsman in the history of T20I games to be dismissed hit wicket. The other two batsmen are – DO Obuya of Kenya {for zero vs New Zealand at Durban on 12.09.07} and AB de Villiers of South Africa {for zero vs Australia at Melbourne on 11.01.09}

Bangladesh vs England – First one day at Dhaka-Mirpur on 28.02.10 : England won by six wickets

England won the toss and inserted the opposition providing the 137^th occasion of England doing so against all the opposition. England has won 76 games, lost 54 games, tied one game and six games have ended as no result game when it has inserted the opposition.

England won the toss and inserted the opposition providing the third occasion of England doing so against Bangladesh. England has won all the three games.

Tamim Iqbal scored 125 in this game providing the 311^th occasion of a batsman scoring a hundred when a team has lost the toss and asked to bat first.

Tamim Iqbal scored 125 in this game providing the fifth occasion of a Bangladesh batsman scoring a hundred when Bangladesh lost the toss and asked to bat first. The other four occasions are – 123* by Shahriar Nafees vs Zimbabwe at Jaipur on 13.10.06, 134* by Shakib Al Hasan vs Canada at St John’s on 28.02.07, 104 by Shakib Al Hasan vs Zimbabwe at Bulawayo on 11.08.09 and 101 by Imrul Kayes vs New Zealand at Christchurch on 11.02.10

Tamim Iqbal scored 125 in this game providing the 18th occasion of a Bangladesh batsman scoring a hundred in one day games. He became the first Bangladesh batsman to score a hundred against England in one day games.

Tamim Iqbal scored 125 in this game providing the third occasion of his scoring a hundred in one day games. The other two hundreds are – 129 vs Ireland at Dhaka on 22.03.08 and 154 vs Zimbabwe at Bulawayo on 16.08.09

Tamim Iqbal with his three one day hundreds earned the distinction of becoming the fourth Bangladesh batsman to score three or more hundreds in one day games. The other three batsmen are – Shahriar Nafees {04}, Shakib Al Hasan {04} and Mohammad Ashraful {03}.

Tamim Iqbal’s 125 in this game was in a losing cause providing the fifth occasion of a Bangladesh batsman’s hundred going in vain. The other four occasions are – 101 by Mehrab Hossain vs Zimbabwe at Dhaka on 25.03.99, 108 by Shakib Al Hasan vs Pakistan at Multan on 16.04.08, 115 by Alok Kapali vs India at Karachi on 28.06.08 and 101 by Imrul Kayes vs New Zealand at Christchurch on 11.02.10

Tamim Iqbal’s 125 in this game represent the highest individual score by Bangladesh batsman in a losing cause. The previous best was 115 by Alok Kapali vs India at Karachi on 28.06.08

Tamim Iqbal’s 125 in this game was in a losing cause providing the 262^nd occasion of a batsman’s hundred going in vain in the history of one day games.

AN Cook registered his fourth one day half century and his fifth one day fifty when he made 68 in this game.

PD Collingwood registered his 25^th one day half century and 30^th one day fifty when he scored 75 not out in this game

AN Cook scored 64 in this game providing the 84^th occasion of a England captain scoring a fifty in one day games.

AN Cook became the seventh England captain to score a fifty on captaincy debut. The other six are – MH Denness – 66 vs West Indies at Leeds on 05.09.73, AJ Lamb 55* vs West Indies at Bridgetown on 03.04.90, MA Atherton – 86 vs West Indies at Bridgetown on 16.02.04, GP Thorpe – 62* vs Sri Lanka at Dambulla on 23.03.01, ME Trescothick – 52 vs Zimbabwe at Bulawayo on 10.10.01 and AJ Strauss – 74* vs India at Jamshedpur on 12.04.06.

England capped C Kieswetter in this game. He became the 213^th England cricketer to appear in one day games. He is the third England cricketer to make one day debut against Bangladesh. The other two are – J Lewis at The Oval on 16.06.05 and CT Tremlett at Nottingham on 21.06.05.

Aftab Ahmed and Mushfiqur Rahim were dismissed run out for 2 and 22 respectively in this game providing the ninth and tenth occasion of Bangladesh batsman dismissed run out against England.

Aftab Ahmed and Mushfiqur Rahim were dismissed run out for 2 and 22 respectively in this game providing the second occasion of two Bangladesh batsman dismissed run out in an innings against England. The first such occasion was witnessed at Dhaka {Bangabandhu National Stadium} on 12.11.03 when Hannan Sarkar {21} and Khaled Mashud {11} were dismissed run out

Bangladesh was dismissed all out for 228 in this game providing the 102^nd occasion of Bangaldesh being all out in one day games. It also represents the sixth occasion of Bangladesh being all out against England in one day games. Its total of 228 represents the highest team total when Bangladesh was all out against England. The previous best was 223 at Nottingham on 21.06.05.

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the eighth occasion of his effecting five or more dismissals in one day games. It is the first occasion that a South African wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals against India in a one day game.

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the eleventh occasion of South African wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in one day games. The break up of these eleven occasions read thus – MV Boucher {08}, AB de Villiers {01}, DJ Richardson {02}

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the seventh occasion of a wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals against India in one day games. The break up of these six occasions read thus – AC Gilchrist of Australia – {03 occasions}, BB McCullum of New Zealand {02 occasions}, D Ramdin of West Indies {01 occasion}

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the first occasion of a South African wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in one day games which included a stumping dismissal. It is interesting that all the other ten occasions were all caught dismissals.

S Sreesanth returned with figures of 9.0-0-83-0 in this game providing the 94th occasion of a bowler to concede 80 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day games. J Botha of South Africa also returned with figures of 10.0-0-80-2 in this game providing the 95^th instance.

S Sreesanth {9.0-0-83-0} and J Botha {10.0-0-80-2} conceded 80 plus runs in this game providing the fourth occasion of rival bowlers conceding 80 plus runs in an one day game.

JH Kallis registered his 17^th one day hundred when he made 104 not out in this game, while AB de Villiers scored his sixth one day hundred when he made 102 not out in this game.

AB de Villiers scored hundreds in consecutive one day games with his 102 not out in this game. In the previous game at Gwalior he had scored 114 not out. His feat provides the 58^th occasion of a batsman registering hundreds in consecutive innings in the history of one day games. He becomes the fourth South African batsman to achieve the feat. The other three are – HH Gibbs, JH Kallis and GC Smith.

AB de Villiers scored 100 in 58 balls which represent the seventh fastest hundred in one day games. The other six are – Shahid Afridi of Pakistan {in 37 balls vs Sri Lanka at Nairobi on 04.10.96}, MV Boucher of South Africa {in 44 balls vs Zimbabwe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.06}, BC Lara of West Indies {in 45 balls vs Bangladesh at Dhaka on 09.10.99}, Shahid Afridi of Pakistan {in 45 balls vs India at Kanpur on 15.04.05}, ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka {in 48 balls vs Pakistan at Singapore on 02.04.96} and ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka {in 55 balls vs Bangladesh at Karachi on 30.06.08}

HM Amla and LL Bosman added 113 runs for the first wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 173* runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game providing the 161^st and 162^nd occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games.

These two three figure partnerships provide the 21^st and 22^nd occasion of three figure partnerships posted by South African batsmen against India.

HM Amla and LL Bosman added 113 runs for the first wicket in this game providing the eighth occasion of a three figure partnership for the first wicket by South African batsmen against India.

JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 173* runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game providing the fifth occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games against India.

JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 173* runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game providing the record third wicket partnership by South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games against India. The previous best was the 113 runs stand between DJ Cullinan and WJ Cronje at Jaipur on 23.10.96.

HM Amla and LL Bosman added 113 runs for the first wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 173* runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game providing the third occasion of South African batsmen posting two three figure partnership in an innings against India. The other two such occasions were witnessed at New Delhi on 14.11.91 {111 runs for the second wicket between KC Wessels and PN Kirsten and 105 runs for the third wicket between PN Kirsten and AP Kuiper} and at Bloemfontein on 23.01.97 {111 runs for the third wicket between G Kirsten and DJ Cullinan and 102 runs unfinished stand for the fifth wicket between WJ Cronje and JN Rhodes}

HM Amla and LL Bosman added 113 runs for the first wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 173* runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game providing the 107^th occasion of two three figure partnership in an innings in the history of one day games.

HM Amla and LL Bosman added 113 runs for the first wicket and JH Kallis and AB de Villiers added 173* runs in an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game providing the 16th occasion of South African batsmen posting two three figure partnership in an innings in one day games.

LL Bosman registered his second one day half century when he scored 68 in this game. He first half century was his 88 vs Zimbabwe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.06.

HM Amla scored his seventh one day half century and eighth one day fifty when he scored 87 in this game.

India were dismissed all out for 275 in this game providing the 224^th occasion of India being dismissed all out in one day games. It also provides the 121^st occasion of India being all out when it has batted second.

India were dismissed all out for 275 in this game providing the 22nd occasion of India being dismissed all out in one day games against South Africa. It also provides the eleventh occasion of India being all out when it has batted second.

India vs South Africa ; Third one day game at Ahmedabad on 27.02.10 : South Africa won by 90 runs.

M Vijay and A Mithun made thier one day debut in this game. They became the 181^st and 182^nd Indian cricketerss to appear in one day games. They also became the 14^th Indian and 15^th Indian cricketers to make his one day debut against South Africa.

It is the second occasion that India has capped two cricketers against South Africa in one day game. On 05.10.01 at Johannesburg, SS Das and D Das Gupta had made their one day debut against South Africa

M Vijay became the third Indian opening batsman to make his one day debut against South Africa. The other two are – S Somasundar at Hyderabad- LBS on 17.10,96 and W Jaffer at Durban on 22.11.06.

A Mithun became the second Indian medium pace bowler to make one day debut against South Africa. I Sharma who had made his debut at Belfast on 29.06.07 was the other medium pace bowler.

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the 36^th occasion of four or more batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in One day games.

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the seventh occasion of four or more South African batsmen scoring fifties in an innings

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the first occasion of four or more South African batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India.

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the second occasion of four or more batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India. The first such occasion was witnessed a Vadodara on 25.10.09 in the game against Australia, when four Australian batsmen – TD Paine {50}, RT Ponting {74}, CL White {51} and MEK Hussey {73} had made fifties.

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the tenth occasion of first four batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in the history of one day games.

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the first occasion of first four South African batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against India.

South African innings contained four fifties – LL Bosman {68}, HM Amla {87}, JH Kallis {104} and AB de Villers {102} providing the third occasion of first four South African batsmen scoring fifties in an innings. The other two occasions are – vs Zimbabwe at Bulawayo on 23.09.01 – G Kirsten {66}, HH Gibbs {125}, JH Kallis {83} and JN Rhodes {54*} and vs Zimbabwe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.06 – LL Bosman {88}, AN Petersen {80}, JH Kallis {50} and MV Boucher {147*}

JH Kallis {104*} and AB de Villiers {102*} registered hundreds in South Africa’s innings providing the 83^rd occasion of two batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings in the history of one day games.

JH Kallis {104*} and AB de Villiers {102*} registered hundreds in South Africa’s innings providing the fifth occasion of two South African batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings in the history of one day games.

JH Kallis {104*} and AB de Villiers {102*} registered hundreds in South Africa’s innings providing the second occasion of two South African batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings in the history of one day games. The first such instance was witnessed at Kochi on 09.03.00, when G Kirsten {115} and HH Gibbs {111} had scored hundreds.

JH Kallis {104*} and AB de Villiers {102*} registered hundreds in South Africa’s innings providing the 14^th occasion of two batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings in the history of one day games against India. The break up of these 14 occasions country wise read thus – South Africa {02}, Pakistan {04}, West Indies {01}, Australia {03}, England {02}, Zimbabwe {01} and Sri Lanka {01}.

JH Kallis’s 104 not out in this game represent the 148^th occasion of a captain scoring a hundred in a one day game against India.

JH Kallis’s 104 not out in this game represent the 18^th occasion of a captain scoring a hundred in a one day game against India {Indian captains – eleven hundreds and visiting captains – seven hundreds}

JH Kallis’s 104 not out in this game represent the ninth occasion of a South Africa captain scoring a hundred in a one day game. He is the second South African captain to score a hundred in a one day game, after GC Smith who has scored eight hundreds.

JH Kallis’s 104 not out in this game represent the second occasion of a captain scoring a hundred in a one day game against India. The other occasion was GC Smith’s 134* at Kolkata on 25.11.05.

JH Kallis’s 104 not out in this game represent the 20^th occasion of a captain scoring a hundred in a one day game on Indian soil.

JH Kallis’s 104 not out in this game represent the 20th occasion of a captain scoring a hundred in a one day game on Indian soil {Indian captains – 11 and visiting captains -07}

A Mithun returned with figures of 8.0-0-63-0 on his debut in this game providing the third occasion of an Indian bowler going wicket less conceding 60 plus runs. The other two bowlers are – KD Ghavri {11.0-1-83-0 vs England at Lord’s on 07.06.75} and IK Pathan {10.0-0-61-0 vs Australia at Melbourne on 09.01.04}

S Sreesanth returned with figures of 9.0-0-83-0 in this game providing the eighth occasion of an Indian bowlers to concede 80 plus runs without a capturing a wicket in a one day game. Sreesanth is the first Indian bowler to go wicketless conceding 80 plus rung an innings against South Africa.

S Sreesanth returned with figures of 9.0-0-83-0 in this game providing the thirty eighth occasion of a bowler to concede 80 plus runs without a capturing a wicket in the history of one day games.

S Sreesanth returned with figures of 9.0-0-83-0 in this game providing the eighth occasion of an Indian bowler to concede 80 plus runs without a capturing a wicket in the history of one day games.

South Africa’s 365 for 2 in this game provide the 354^th occasion of a team posing 300 plus runs in an innings.

South Africa’s 365 for 2 in this game provide the 38th occasion of South Africa posing 300 plus runs in an innings.

South Africa’s 365 for 2 in this game provide the third occasion of South Africa posing 300 plus runs in an innings against India. The other two occasions are – 320 for 7 at Ahmedabad on 27.02.10 and 301 for 3 at Nagpur on 19.03.00.

South Africa’s 365 for 2 in this game represent South Africa’s highest team total against India

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the 72^nd occasion of wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in one day games. At the end of this game, MV Boucher’s dismissals stood at 421 dismissals {399 catches and 22 stumpings}

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the 72^nd occasion of wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in one day games. At the end of this game, MV Boucher’s dismissals stood at 421 dismissals {399 catches and 22 stumpings}

MV Boucher effected five dismissals in this game providing the 72^nd occasion of wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in one day games. At the end of this game, MV Boucher’s dismissals stood at 421 dismissals {399 catches and 22 stumpings}

India vs South Africa Second one day game at Gwalior on 24.02.10 : India won by 153 runs

MS Dhoni won the toss in this game providing the 32^nd occasion of India winning the toss in India-South Africa one day series

By a coincidence, V Sehwag was playing his 221^st match, exactly half of SR Tendulkar’s 442 matches. Their combined total is 663 matches.

SR Tendulkar was playing his 431^st innings in this game. The record for most innings played in one day games is 432 and is credited to ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka.

V Sehwag’s dismissal for 9 in this game represents his 42^nd dismissal for single digits which includes ten zeroes.

The three figure partnership of 194 runs between SR Tendulkar and KRD Karthik in this game represents the 292^nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games. It also represents the 62^nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in one day games.

The three figure partnership of 194 runs between SR Tendulkar and KRD Karthik in this game represents the 93rd occasion of SR Tendulkar being a partner in a three figure partnership in one day games.

SR Tendulkar registered his 46^th one day hundred in this game. This was his fourth hundred against South Africa. The other three hundreds are – 122 at Vadodara on 17.03.00, 114 at Mumbai on 14.12.96 and 101 at Jo’burg on 05.10.01. SR Tendulkar’s 200 not out in this game represents his highest score against South Africa

Break up of SR Tendulkar’s 46 hundreds team wise read thus : vs Australia – 09, vs England – 01, vs Kenya – 04, vs Namibia – 01, vs New Zealand – 05, vs Pakistan -05, vs South Africa – 04, vs Sri Lanka – 08, vs West Indies – 04 and vs Zimbabwe – 05.

KRD Karthik registered his fourth one day half century when he made 79 in this game. The other three are – 67 vs West Indies at Kingston on 28.06.09, 63 vs West Indies at Cuttack on 24.06.07 and 58* vs Bangladesh at Dhaka on 10.05.07. Thus his knock of 79 in this game represents his highest one day score.

194 runs partnership between SR Tendulkar and KRD Karthik in this game represents the ground record for the highest three figure partnership at Gwalior. The previous best was 190 runs partnership between SR Tendulkar and VVS Laxman against Australia on 26.10.03

194 runs partnership between SR Tendulkar and KRD Karthik in this game represents the 12^th three figure partnership at Gwalior.

With 25 boundary fours in this innings 200 not out, SR Tendulkar has now the record of most boundary fours in an innings. He wrested the record of 24 boundary fours of ST Jayasuriya in his knock of 157 against Netherlands at Amstelveen on 04.07.06 which was the previous record of most boundary fours in an innings.

SR Tendulkar with his score on 195 not out in this innings became the highest scorer in One day games when he went past the scores of 194 not out by CK Coventry of Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh at Bulawayo on 16.08.09 and 194 by Saeed Anwar of Pakistan vs India at Chennai on 21.05.97, SR Tendulkar’s score of 200 not out in this innings became the highest scorer on Indian soil going past 194 by Saeed Anwar of Pakistan vs India at Chennai on 21.05.97

SR Tendulkar became the first batsman in the history of one day games to score 200 runs when he scored 200 not out in this game. It was an improvement over his 186 not out against New Zealand at Hyderabad-LBS on 05.11.99

SR Tendulkar now owns the record for most 150 plus scores in one day games. His 200 not out in this game was his fifth score of 150 plus runs. He wrested the record from ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka who has scored four scores of 150 plus runs. Tendulkar’s five scores of 150 plus runs are – 200 not out vs South Africa at Gwalior on 24.02.10, 186 not out vs 175 vs Australia at Hyd-RGS on 05.11.09, 163 retd hurt vs New Zealand at Christchurch on 08.03.09 and 152 vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03

MS Dhoni’s 68 not out in this game represent his 35^th one day half century and 42^nd one day fifty. It also represents his 14^th one day half century and 16^th one day fifty in the dual role of captain-cum-wicket keeper. It also represents the 54^th occasion of a captain-cum-wicket keeper registering a fifty in one day games.

MS Dhoni’s 68 not out in this game represent the 127^th occasion of an Indian captain registering a fifty in one day games. This knock is MS Dhoni’s 16^th fifty while leading India. Other captains who have score more fifties than MS Dhoni are – SC Ganguly {32}, M Azharuddin {24} and R Dravid {21{

WD Parnell conceded 95 runs in this game providing the 16^th occasion of a bowler conceding 90 plus runs in one day games. His figures represent the most expensive bowling figures by a South Africal bowler in one day games.

WD Parnell became the third bowler to concede 90 plus runs against India in one day games. The other two bowlers are – RDM Leverock of Bermuda – 10.0-0-96-1 at Port of Spain on 19.03.07 and TG Southee of New Zealand – 10.0-0-105-0 at Christchurch on 08.03.09

India’s 401 for 3 in this game represent the ninth occasion of a team posting a total of 400 plus runs in one day games. India holds the record of scoring 400 plus runs on most occasions in one day games – three occasions – 413 for 5 vs Bermuda at Port of Spain on 19.03.07, 414 for 7 vs Sri Lanka at Rajkot on 15.12.09 and 401 for 3 vs South Africa at Gwalior on 24,02.10

This game witnessed two three figure partnerships in India’s innings. SR Tendulkar and KRD Karthik added 194 runs for the second wicket and SR Tendulkar and MS Dhoni added 101 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket – providing the 106^th occasion of a team posting two or more three figure partnerships in its innings.

This game witnessed two three figure partnerships in India’s innings. SR Tendulkar and KRD Karthik added 194 runs for the second wicket and SR Tendulkar and MS Dhoni added 101 runs in an unfinished stand for the fourth wicket – providing the 23^rd occasion of India posting two three figure partnerships in its innings.

India’s 401 for 3 in this game represent its highest team total against South Africa. The previous best was 310 at Nagpur on 19.03.00

Three South African bowlers conceded 70 plus runs in this game – DW Steyn {89}, WD Parnell {95} and CK Langveldt {70} providing the 12^th occasion of three or more bowlers conceding 70 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day games.

Three South African bowlers conceded 70 plus runs in this game – DW Steyn {89}, WD Parnell {95} and CK Langveldt {70} providing the second occasion of three or more South African bowlers conceding 70 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day games. The other occasion was against Australia at Johannesburg on 12.03.06, when five South African bowlers – M Ntini {80}, AJ Hall {80}, JJ van der Waath {76}, R Telemachus {87} and JH Kallis {70} – conceded 70 plus runs

Three South African bowlers conceded 70 plus runs in this game – DW Steyn {89}, WD Parnell {95} and CK Langveldt {70} providing the fourth occasion of three bowlers conceding 70 plus runs in an innings against India in one day games. The other two occasions were – Pakistan bowlers at Karachi on 13.03.04, England bowlers at Rajkot on 14.11.08 and Sri Lankan bowlers at Col-RPS on 14.09.09

DW Steyn conceded 89 runs in this game providing the 93^rd occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games

DW Steyn conceded 89 runs without a wicket in this game providing the 37th occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs without a wicket in one day games

JP Duminy collected his first ball duck in this game providing the 82^nd occasion of a South African batsman collecting his first ball duck in one day games.

JP Duminy collected his first ball duck in this game providing the fourth occasion of his first ball duck in one day games. The other three occasions are – vs Sri Lanka at Col-SSC on 31.08.04, vs India at Belfast on 01.07.07 and vs Sri Lanka at Centurion on 22.09.09

JP Duminy collected his first ball duck in this game providing the 12th occasion of a South African batsman collecting his first ball duck against India in one day games. PS de Villiers, JP Duminy, AC Hudson and L Klusener are the four South African batsmen who have collected first ball ducks on two occasions against India

AB de Villiers’s 100 plus in this game represent his fifth century and 25^th fifty in one day games. His other four hundreds are – 146 vs West Indies at St George’s on 10.04.07, 121 vs England at Cape Town on 27.11.09, 107 vs Zimbabwe at Harare on 26.08.07 and 103* vs Pakistan at Lahore on 18.10.07

AB de Villers’s 114 not out in this game was in a losing cause providing the 16^th occasion of South African batsman’s hundred going in vain. It also represents the 261st occasion of a batsman’s hundred going in vain in the history of one day games

AB de Villers’s 114 not out in this game was in a losing cause providing the fourth occasion of South African batsman’s hundred going in vain against India. The other three occasions are – 115 by G Kirsten at Kochi on 09.03.00, 111 by HH Gibbs at Kochi on 09.03.00 and 116* by HH Gibbs at Col-RPS on 25.09.02

India won this game by 153 runs providing the 26^th occasion of India winning the one day game by 100 plus runs margin. It is India’s second win by 100 plus runs margin against South Africa, the first being its 153 run victory at Dhaka on 14.04.03

India vs South Africa One day game at Jaipur on 21.02.10: India wins by one runs

South Africa won the toss and inserted the opposition providing 13^th occasion of South Africa doing so against India.

JH Kallis was leading South Africa in the twelfth game and in the fourth game against India. The three games he lead against India are – at Belfast on 26.06.07, 29.07.07 and 01.07.07.

SR Tendulkar was dismissed run out for 4 in this game providing the 32^nd occasion of his being dismissed run out in one day games. With his run out dismissal in this game, he is on par with Mohd Azharuddin who has also 32 run out dismissals to his credit. Among the Indian batsmen, only R Dravid {39) has been dismissed run out on more occasions than SR Tendulkar and M Azharuddin.

SR Tendulkar has extended his run out dismissals as an opening batsman to 24 which stands a record for a batsman with most runs out dismissals.

SR Tendulkar was dismissed run out as an opening batsman for the fourth occasion against South Africa. He became the fourth batsman to be dismissed run out on four occasions against South Africa. The other three are – SC Ganguly of India, ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka and MA Taylor of Australia.

V Sehwag was dismissed run out for 46 in this game providing the 17^th occasion of his being dismissed run out in his one day career. His run out dismissal in this game provides the 15th occasion of his run out dismissal as an opening batsman.

SR Tendulkar {04} and V Sehwag {46} were dismissed run out in this game providing the 28^th occasion of both the openers dismissed run out in the history of one day games.

SR Tendulkar {04} and V Sehwag {46} were dismissed run out in this game providing the eighth occasion of both the Indian openers dismissed run out in one day games against various oppositions. The other seven occasions are – vs England at Chandigarh on 27.01.85 {RJ Shastri – 53, K Srikkanth – 09}, vs New Zealand at Bangalore on 14.10.87 {K Srikkanth – 09, SM Gavaskar – 02}, vs New Zealand at Nagpur on 26.11.95 {M Prabhakar – 09, SR Tendulkar – 65}, vs Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 28.08.96 {A Jadeja – 00, SR Tendulkar – 110}, vs South Africa at East London on 04.02.97 {SC Ganguly – 83, R Dravid – 53}, vs Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 25.08.99 {SC Ganugly – 09, SR Tendulkar – 37}, and vs Sri Lanka at Bristol on 11.07.02 {SC Ganguly – 09, SR Tendulkar – 39}

SR Tendulkar {04} and V Sehwag {46} were dismissed run out in this game providing the second occasion of both the Indian openers dismissed run out in one day games against South Afrivs. The other was at East London on 04.02.97 {SC Ganguly – 83, R Dravid – 53}.

SK Raina with his 58 in this game registered his 15^th one day half century and 18^th one day fifty.

JH Kallis with his 89 in this game registered his 75^th half century and 91^st fifty. It was his third half century as captain. The other two are – 50 vs Zimbabwe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.06 and 91* vs India at Belfast on 26.06.07.

JH Kallis’s 89 in this game provide the 12^th occasion of a South African captain registering a fifty against India.

India won this game by one run providing the 24^th occasion of a team carving one run win in the history of one day games. It was India’s third one run win in one day games. The other two are – vs New Zealand at Wellington on 06.03.90 and vs Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 25.07.93

Taking the cue from South Zone’s KD Karthik’s 333 runs {183 and 150} in the match against West Zone of Duleep Trophy Finals at Hyderabad {RGS} which went in vain, two distinguished members of Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians, England – Mr. Roger Long and Mr. Peter Griffiths – have carried out research and came out with the complete list of batsmen whose match totals of 300 plus have gone in vain.

Crickick.com is pleased to inform its visitors that Mr. Roger Long and Mr Peter Griffiths – have permitted to post the list on the portal. Please peruse the list which contains the name of legends such as Vijay Hazare, Brian Lara, Don Bradman, A Flower, LC Braund, KF Barrington, MG Bevan, H Sutcliffe, to name a few

No	Batsmen	FI	SI	Tot	Match	Start Date
1	RC Blunt	32	338*	370	Otago v Canterbury	25.12.1931
2	VS Hazare	59	309	368	The Rest v Hindus	03.12.1943
3	PA Perrin	343	8	351	Essex v Derbyshire	18.07.1904
4	BC Lara	221	130	351	West Indies v Sri Lanka	29.11.2001
5	DG Bradman	124	225	349	WM Woodfull’s XI v J Ryder’s XI	06.12.1929
6	A Flower	142	199*	341	Zimbabwe v South Africa	07.09.2001
7	KD Karthik	183	150	333	South Zone v West Zone	02.02.2010
8	P Mead	45	280*	325	Hampshire v Nottinghamshire	22.06.1921
9	JER Gallian	312	11	323	Lancashire v Derbyshire	18.07.1996
10	AP Grayson	173	149	322	Essex v Northamptonshire	27.07.2001
11	PG Fulton	301*	17	318	Canterbury v Auckland	03.03.2003
12	Sadiq Mohammad	163*	150	313	Gloucestershire v Derbyshire	01.09.1976
13	SJ Cook	197	115*	312	Somerset v Hampshire	28.08.1991
14	LC Braund	257*	50	307	Somerset v Worcestershire	26.06.1913
15	AJ Moles	224*	83*	307	Warwickshire v Glamorgan	25.07.1990
16	LS Birkett	51	253	304	Trinidad v British Guiana	03.10.1929
17	KF Barrington	186	118*	304	Surrey v Warwickshire	05.09.1959
18	MG Bevan	190	114*	304	Tasmania v Western Australia	28.01.2005
19	H Sutcliffe	176	127	303	England v Australia	01.01.1925
20	JG Myburgh	199	101*	300	Canterbury v Central Districts	21.03.2009

Australia vs West Indies : Fifth one day at Melbourne on 19.02.10 : Australia won by 125 runs and also the series by 4-0

Australia’s 324 for 5 in this game provide the 61^st occasion of Australia posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games. This total also represents the sixth occasion of Australia posting a total of 300 plus runs against West Indies. The other five occasions are – 338 for 6 at Melbourne on 09.02.01, 301 for 4 at Melbourne on 14.01.05, 322 for 6 at North Sound on 27.03.07, 341 for 8 at Basseterre on 06.07.08 and 324 for 7 at Brisbane on 14.02.10.

RT Ponting and MJ Clarke added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the 290^th occasion of Australia posting a three figure partnership in one day games. Only India is ahead of Australia in terms of three figure partnership with 291 three figure stands to its credit.

RT Ponting and MJ Clarke added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the 404th occasion of a team posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in one day games.

RT Ponting and MJ Clarke added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the 57th occasion of Australia posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in one day games.

RT Ponting and MJ Clarke added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the 11^th occasion of Australia posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket against West Indies in one day games.

RT Ponting and MJ Clarke added 104 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the 40th occasion of Australia posting a three figure partnership for various wickets against West Indies in one day games.

RT Ponting registered his 76^th one day half century when made 61 in this game. SR Watson’s 51 represents his 14^th one day half century, while JR Hopes’s 57 not out represents third one day half century.

With the three half centuries by Australian batsmen in this game, the number of half centuries by Australian batsmen against West Indies has swelled to 147.

RT Ponting registered his 12^th half century against West Indies when he scored 61 in this game which is a record for most half centuries by an Australian batsman against West Indies. RT Ponting went past ME Waugh who had scored 11 half centuries.

SR Watson registered his fourth half century against West Indies with his 51 in this game, while JR Hopes scored his first fifty against West Indies with his 57 not out in this game.

RT Ponting was playing his 200^th one day innings as captain and celebrated it by scoring 61 in this game. He became the second captain to play 200 plus innings, the first being SP Fleming of New Zealand who had played 208 innings. Ponting’s 61 in this game represent his 48^th half century and 69h fifty as captain.

RT Ponting became the first batsman to play 300 innings while batting at number three in the history of one day games when he batted at number three in this game. He celebrated the milestone by scoring a half century – 61 – in this game.

West Indies were all out for 199 in this game providing the 53^rd occasion of being all out against Australia in one day games. They have lost 47 of these 53 games.

West Indies have been dismissed all out in one day games on 184 occasions out of which they have lost the game on 170 occasions. These figures include the current one day game at Melbourne

SPD Smith was capped by Australia in this game. He became the 182^nd Australian cricketer to make his one day debut. He is the 30^th Australian cricketer to be earn one day cap against West Indies.

SPD Smith returned with figures of 9.5-0-78-2 in this game to become the first bowler to concede 70 plus runs against West Indies on his one day debut

SPD Smith returned with figures of 9.5-0-78-2 in this game to become the second Australian bowler to concede 70 plus runs against various oppositions on his one day debut. DJ Colley who had figures fo 11.0-1-72-0 vs England at Lord’s on 26.08.72 is the other Australian bowler who has conceded seventy plus runs on one day debut

SPD Smith returned with figures of 9.5-0-78-2 in this game to become the 20^th bowler to concede 70 plus runs on debut in the history of one day internationals

SPD Smith returned with figures of 9.5-0-78-2 in this game to become the 45^th Australian bowler to concede 70 plus runs against various oppositions

SPD Smith returned with figures of 9.5-0-78-2 in this game to become the third Australian bowler to concede 70 plus runs against West Indies. The others are – MHN Walker {12.0-1-71-0 at Lord’s on 21.06.1975} and SR Clark {7.0-0-87-0 at Kuala Lumpur on 18.09.06|

Kolkata Test – Fifth day’s highlights

HM Amla’s feat of twin fifties in the match – 114 and 123* – provide the ninth occasion of a South African batsman registering twin fifties in a test match against India. The other eight occasions are – G Kirsten {102 and 133 at Kolkata in Nov 1996}, AC Hudson {80 and 52 at Durban in Dec 1996}, DJ Cullinan {77 and 55} at Cape Town in Jan 1997, BM McMillan {103* and 59* at Cape Town in Jan 1997}, JH Kallis {121 and 55 at Kolkata in Nov 2004}, GC Smith {94 and 55 at Cape Town in Jan 2007}, HM Amla {159 and 81 at Chennai in Mar 2008} and ND McKenzie {94 and 155* at Chennai in Mar 2008}

HM Amla’s feat of twin fifties in the match – 114 and 123* – makes him the only South African batsman registering twin fifties in a test match against India on two occasions. The other occasion was his 159 and 81 at Chennai in Mar 2008

HM Amla’s feat of twin fifties in the match – 114 and 123* – provide the ninth occasion of a South African batsman registering twin fifties in a test match against India at Kolkata. The other two occasions are – G Kirsten {102 and 133 at Kolkata in Nov 1996} and JH Kallis {121 and 55 at Kolkata in Nov 2004}

HM Amla’s feat of twin fifties in the match – 114 and 123* – provide the sixth occasion of a South African batsman registering a hundred and a fifty in a test match against India. The other five occasions are – G Kirsten {102 and 133 at Kolkata in Nov 1996}, BM McMillan {103* and 59* at Cape Town in Jan 1997}, JH Kallis {121 and 55 at Kolkata in Nov 2004}, HM Amla {159 and 81 at Chennai in Mar 2008} and ND McKenzie {94 and 155* at Chennai in Mar 2008}

HM Amla’s feat of twin fifties in the match – 114 and 123* – provide the sixth occasion of a South African batsman registering a hundred and a fifty in a test match against India. The other five occasions are – G Kirsten {102 and 133 at Kolkata in Nov 1996}, BM McMillan {103* and 59* at Cape Town in Jan 1997}, JH Kallis {121 and 55 at Kolkata in Nov 2004}, HM Amla {159 and 81 at Chennai in Mar 2008} and ND McKenzie {94 and 155* at Chennai in Mar 2008}

HM Amla’s feat of a hundred and a fifty in the match – 114 and 123* – makes him the only South African batsman registering a hundred and a fifty in a test match against India on two occasions. The other occasion was his 159 and 81 at Chennai in Mar 2008

The following batsmen have registered a hundred and a fifty in a test match at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. S Mushtaq Ali of India (54 and 106 v West Indies in Dec 1948}, CL Walcott of West Indies {54 and 108 v India in Dec 1948}, ED Weekes of West Indies {162 and 101 v India in Dec 1948}, GR Viswanath of India {52 and 139 v West Indies in Dec 1974}, SM Gavaskar of India {107 and 182* v West Indies in Dec 1978}, CG Greenidge of West Indies {141 and 69 v India in Dec 1987}, M Azharuddin of India {109 and 52 v South Africa in Nov 1996}, G Kirsten of South Africa {102 and 133 v India in Nov 1996}, VVS Laxman of India {59 and 281 v Australia in Mar 2001}, JH Kallis of South Africa {121 and 55 v India in Nov 2004}, R Dravid of India {110 and 135 v Pakistan in Mar 2005}, W Jaffer of India {202 and 56 v Pakistan in Nov 2007} and HM Amla of South Africa {114 and 123* v India in Feb 2010}

Harbhajan Singh shared the second new ball in South Africa’s second innings providing the tenth occasion of an Indian spinner sharing the new ball in a test at Kolkata. It is the first such occasion against South Africa in a Kolkata test.

Harbhajan Singh shared the second new ball in South Africa’s second innings providing the 93rd occasion of an Indian spinner sharing the new ball in a test innings It is the ninth occasion for Harbhajan Singh to share the new ball in a test innings.

AN Petersen’s debut hundred was in a losing cause providing the 20^th occasion of a debut hundred going in vain in the annals of test cricket. The other nineteen batsmen are – KS Ranjitsinhji of England {154* vs Australia at Manchester in Jul 1896}, G Gunn of England {119 vs Australia at Sydney in Dec 1907}, A Jackson of Australia {164 vs England at Adelaide in Feb 1929}, L Amarnath of India {118 vs England at Mumbai in Dec 1933}, OG Smith of West Indies {104 vs Australia at Kingston in Mar 1955}, AA Baig of India {112 vs England at Manchester in Jul 1959}, FC Hayes of England {106* vs West Indies at The Oval n Jul 1973}, AB Williams of West Indies {100 vs Australia at Georgetown in Mar 1978}, AC Hudson of South Africa {163 vs West Indies at Bridgetown in Apr 1992}, RS Kaluwitharana of Sri Lanka {132* vs Australia at Col-SSC in Aug 1992}, GS Blewett of Australia {102* vs England at Adelaide in Jan 1995}, Mohd Wasim of Pakistan {109* vs New Zealand at Lahore in Nov 1996}, Younis Khan of Pakistan {107 vs Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi in Feb 2000}, Aminul Islam of Bangladesh {145 vs India at Dhaka in Nov 2000}, Mohd Ashraful of Bangladesh {114 vs Sri Lanka at Col-SSC in Sep 2001}, V Sehwag of India {105 vs South Africa at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001}, Fawad Alam of Pakistan {168 vs Sri Lanka at Col-PSS in Jul 2009}, Umar Akmal of Pakistan {129 vs New Zealand at Dunedin in Nov 2009} and AD Barath of West Indies {104 vs Australia at Brisbane in Nov 2009}

AN Petersen became the second South African batsman to witness his debut hundred in van. The first was AC Hudson whose 163 vs West Indies at Bridgetown in Apr 1992 went in vain.

In India-South Africa test series, two batsmen have scored debut hundreds in a losing cause. V Sehwag of India {105 vs South Africa at Bloemfontein in Nov 2001} and AN Peterson {100 vs India at Kolkata in Feb 2010}

HM Amla scored twin hundreds in this test – 114 and 123* – providing the 67^th occasion of a batsman scoring hundreds in both innings of the test match

HM Amla scored twin hundreds in this test – 114 and 123* – providing the fifth occasion of a South African batsman scoring hundreds in both innings of the test match. The other four are – A Meliville {189 and 104* vs England at Nottingham in Jun 1947}, B Mitchell {120 and 189* vs England at The Oval in Aug 1947}, G Kirsten {102 and 133 vs India at Kolkata in Nov 1996} and JH Kallis {155 and 100* vs Pakistan at Karachi in Oct 2007}

HM Amla scored twin hundreds in this test – 114 and 123* – providing the second occasion of a South African batsman scoring hundreds in both innings of the test match against India. The other batsman is G Kirsten {102 and 133 vs India at Kolkata in Nov 1996}. By a coincidence, both G Kirsten and HM Amla achieved the feat at Eden Gardens, Kolkata

HM Amla scored twin hundreds in this test – 114 and 123* – providing the eighth occasion of a batsman scoring hundreds in both innings of the test match against India. The other seven occasions are – DG Bradman of Australia {132 and 127* at Melboune in Jan 1948}, ED Weekes of West Indies {162 and 101 vs India at Kolakta in Dec 1948}, LRD Mendis of Sri Lanka {105 and 105 at Chennai in Sept 1982}, GA Gooch of England {333 and 123 at Lord’s in Jul 1990}, G Kirsten {102 and 133 at Kolkata in Nov 1996}, PA de Silva of Sri Lanka {146 and 120 at Col-SSC in Aug 1997} and AJ Strauss of England {123 and 108 at Chennai in Dec 2008}.

HM Amla scored twin hundreds in this test – 114 and 123* – providing the fifth occasion of a batsman scoring hundreds in both innings of the test match against India on Indian soil The other four occasions are – ED Weekes of West Indies {162 and 101 vs India at Kolakta in Dec 1948}, LRD Mendis of Sri Lanka {105 and 105 at Chennai in Sept 1982}, G Kirsten {102 and 133 at Kolkata in Nov 1996} and AJ Strauss of England {123 and 108 at Chennai in Dec 2008}.

HM Amla scored twin hundreds in this test – 114 and 123* – were in a losing cause providing the second occasion of a batsman’s twin hundreds going in vain against India on Indian soil. AJ Strauss of England {123 and 108 at Chennai in Dec 2008} was the other batsman to witness his twin hundreds going in vain

HM Amla’s hundreds in each innings of this test was in a losing cause as India romped home victors, providing the ninth instance of a batsman’s twin hundreds going in a losing cause. The other eight instances are – H Sutcliffe of England {178 and 127 vs Australia at Melbourne Jan 1925}, GA Headley of South Africa {106 and 107 vs England at Lord’s in Jun 1939}, VS Hazare of India {116 and 145 vs Australia at Adelaide in Jan 1948}, SMl Gavaskar {111 and 137 vs Pakistan at Karachi in Nov 1978}, A Fowler of Zimbabwe {142 and 199* vs South Africa in Sep 2001}, BC Lara of West Indies {221 and 130 vs Sri Lanka at Col-SSC in Nov 2001} and AJ Strauss of England {123 and 108 at Chennai in Dec 2008}.

Harbhajan Singh’s 5 for 59 in this test provide the 14^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against South Africa. It also provides the third occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in an innings against South Africa. The other two occasions are – 7 for 87 in second innings at Kolkata in Nov 2004, 5 for 164 in first innings at Chennai in Mar 2008

Harbhajan Singh with his three five wicket hauls in an innings against South Africa became the third Indian bowler to capture five plus wickets on three or more occasions. Other three are – J Srinath {04}, A Kumble {03} and BKV Prasad {03}

Harbhajan Singh’s 5 for 59 in this test provide the 271^st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wicket in a test innings.

Harbhajan Singh with his 5 for 59 in this test which was his 24^th haul of five or more wickets in an innings went past Kapil Dev’s 23 such hauls. Only A Kumble with 35 five wicket hauls is ahead of Harbhajan Singh at the end of this test. A Kumble, Harbhajan Singh and N Kapil Dev are the only three Indian bowler to capture five or more wickets on 20 plus occasions

India won this test by an innings and 58 runs providing the 28^th occasion of India winning a test by an innings margin and the first such occasion against South Africa. It is India’s second innings win at Eden Gardnes, Kolkata. The first occasion was against Australia in Mar 1998 when India has won by an innings and 219 runs.

HM Amla scored three hundreds in this two test series against India – 253* at Nagpur and 114 and 123* at Kolkata – providing the fourth occasion of a batsman scoring three hundreds in a two test series. The other three occasions are – PA de Silva of Sri Lanka vs Pakistan in Pakistan in 1996-97, PA de Silva of Sri Lanka vs India in Sri Lanka in 1997 and JH Kallis of South Africa in Pakistan in 2007-08