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KA Maharaj is all set to emulate Saqlain Mushtaq in conceding 500 plus runs in a two-Test series

KA Maharaj is all set to emulate Saqlain Mushtaq in conceding 500 plus runs in a two-Test series

KA Maharaj conceded 514 runs in two tests he played so far in this series. He emulated Saqlain Mushtaq of Pakistan who also has conceded 500 plus runs in a two-test series. Saqlain Mushtaq conceded 512 runs in two tests against Sri Lanka in the 1996-97 series. Rumors are that KA Maharaj may not play the third Test at Ranchi due to the injury he suffered during the second Test. If he does not play the third test, then KA Maharaj and Saqlain Mushtaq will become the two bowlers in the annals of Test cricket to leak 500 plus runs in a two-Test series. KA Maharaj will also earn the distinction of becoming the most expensive bowler in the two-Test series. He has conceded 514 runs, while Saqlain Mushtaq has leaked 512 runs

Indian batsmen scoring nineties in a Test innings

Indian batsmen scoring nineties in a Test innings

RA Jadeja of India scored 91 in the just-concluded Test against South Africa to provide the 119th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in Test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the 64th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a Test innings on home soil.

No Player Runs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 MH Mankad 96 3 v West Indies Port of Spain 19 Feb 1953
2 VL Manjrekar 90 3 v New Zealand Kolkata 28 Dec 1955
3 P Roy 90 4 v West Indies Mumbai (BS) 28 Nov 1958
4 NJ Contractor 92 1 v West Indies Delhi 06 Feb 1959
5 CG Borde 96 3 v West Indies Delhi 06 Feb 1959
6 P Roy 99 3 v Australia Delhi 12 Dec 1959
7 ML Jaisimha 99 2 v Pakistan Kanpur 16 Dec 1960
8 NJ Contractor 92 1 v Pakistan Delhi 08 Feb 1961
9 VL Manjrekar 96 1 v England Kanpur 01 Dec 1961
10 CG Borde 93 1 v West Indies Kingston 07 Mar 1962
11 SA Durani 90 1 v England Mumbai (BS) 21 Jan 1964
12 Hanumant Singh 94 4 v Australia Chennai 02 Oct 1964
13 FM Engineer 90 1 v New Zealand Chennai 27 Feb 1965
14 AL Wadekar 91 3 v England Leeds 08 Jun 1967
15 AL Wadekar 99 3 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
16 RF Surti 99 3 v New Zealand Auckland 07 Mar 1968
17 MAK Pataudi 95 1 v Australia Mumbai (BS) 04 Nov 1969
18 AV Mankad 97 2 v Australia Delhi 28 Nov 1969
19 AL Wadekar 91* 4 v Australia Delhi 28 Nov 1969
20 AL Wadekar 90 1 v England Kanpur 25 Jan 1973
21 GR Viswanath 97* 1 v West Indies Chennai 11 Jan 1975
22 GR Viswanath 95 2 v West Indies Mumbai 23 Jan 1975
23 M Amarnath 90 1 v Australia Perth 16 Dec 1977
24 SM Gavaskar 97 3 v Pakistan Lahore 27 Oct 1978
25 CPS Chauhan 93 3 v Pakistan Lahore 27 Oct 1978
26 GR Viswanath 96 2 v Australia Kolkata 26 Oct 1979
27 CPS Chauhan 97 2 v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1981
28 RJ Shastri 93 2 v England Delhi 23 Dec 1981
29 N Kapil Dev 97 2 v England The Oval 08 Jul 1982
30 DB Vengsarkar 90 2 v Sri Lanka Chennai 17 Sep 1982
31 M Amarnath 91 1 v West Indies Bridgetown 15 Apr 1983
32 DB Vengsarkar 94 1 v West Indies St John’s 28 Apr 1983
33 N Kapil Dev 98 1 v West Indies St John’s 28 Apr 1983
34 SM Gavaskar 90 2 v West Indies Ahmedabad 12 Nov 1983
35 M Amarnath 95 3 v England Chennai 13 Jan 1985
36 DB Vengsarkar 98* 3 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 30 Aug 1985
37 SM Gavaskar 90 4 v Australia Chennai 18 Sep 1986
38 SM Gavaskar 91 2 v Pakistan Chennai 03 Feb 1987
39 DB Vengsarkar 96 2 v Pakistan Chennai 03 Feb 1987
40 SM Gavaskar 96 4 v Pakistan Bengaluru 13 Mar 1987
41 J Arun Lal 93 2 v West Indies Kolkata 26 Dec 1987
42 K Srikkanth 94 2 v New Zealand Mumbai 24 Nov 1988
43 NS Sidhu 97 3 v Pakistan Sialkot 09 Dec 1989
44 WV Raman 96 3 v New Zealand Christchurch 02 Feb 1990
45 M Prabhakar 95 1 v New Zealand Napier 09 Feb 1990
46 SV Manjrekar 93 2 v England Manchester 09 Aug 1990
47 M Prabhakar 95 3 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 27 Jul 1993
48 NS Sidhu 99 1 v Sri Lanka Bengaluru 26 Jan 1994
49 SR Tendulkar 96 1 v Sri Lanka Bengaluru 26 Jan 1994
50 NS Sidhu 98 4 v New Zealand Hamilton 19 Mar 1994
51 M Azharuddin 97 1 v West Indies Nagpur 01 Dec 1994
52 R Dravid 95 2 v England Lord’s 20 Jun 1996
53 SR Tendulkar 92 2 v West Indies Bridgetown 27 Mar 1997
54 A Jadeja 96 2 v West Indies St John’s 04 Apr 1997
55 R Dravid 92 1 v West Indies Georgetown 17 Apr 1997
56 R Dravid 92 1 v Sri Lanka Nagpur 26 Nov 1997
57 SC Ganguly 99 1 v Sri Lanka Nagpur 26 Nov 1997
58 R Dravid 93 1 v Sri Lanka Mumbai 03 Dec 1997
59 VVS Laxman 95 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
60 NS Sidhu 97 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
61 S Ramesh 96 3 v Pakistan Delhi 04 Feb 1999
62 SR Tendulkar 97 1 v South Africa Mumbai 24 Feb 2000
63 SB Joshi 92 2 v Bangladesh Dhaka 10 Nov 2000
64 SC Ganguly 98* 4 v Sri Lanka Kandy 22 Aug 2001
65 SR Tendulkar 90 2 v England Bengaluru 19 Dec 2001
66 R Dravid 91 1 v West Indies St John’s 10 May 2002
67 SR Tendulkar 92 3 v England Nottingham 08 Aug 2002
68 SC Ganguly 99 3 v England Nottingham 08 Aug 2002
69 R Dravid 92 3 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2003
70 R Dravid 91* 3 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
71 V Sehwag 90 3 v Pakistan Lahore 05 Apr 2004
72 G Gambhir 96 2 v South Africa Kanpur 20 Nov 2004
73 SR Tendulkar 94 2 v Pakistan Mohali 08 Mar 2005
74 KD Karthik 93 3 v Pakistan Kolkata 16 Mar 2005
75 G Gambhir 97 2 v Zimbabwe Harare 20 Sep 2005
76 R Dravid 98 2 v Zimbabwe Harare 20 Sep 2005
77 IK Pathan 93 3 v Sri Lanka Delhi 10 Dec 2005
78 VVS Laxman 90 2 v Pakistan Faisalabad 21 Jan 2006
79 IK Pathan 90 2 v Pakistan Faisalabad 21 Jan 2006
80 M Kaif 91 2 v England Nagpur 01 Mar 2006
81 R Dravid 95 2 v England Mohali 09 Mar 2006
82 SR Tendulkar 91 2 v England Nottingham 27 Jul 2007
83 KD Karthik 91 1 v England The Oval 09 Aug 2007
84 MS Dhoni 92 1 v England The Oval 09 Aug 2007
85 SC Ganguly 91 3 v Pakistan Bengaluru 08 Dec 2007
86 R Dravid 93 1 v Australia Perth 16 Jan 2008
87 MS Dhoni 92 1 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
88 V Sehwag 90 3 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
89 V Sehwag 92 3 v Australia Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
90 G Gambhir 97 3 v England Mohali 19 Dec 2008
91 V Sehwag 99 2 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 26 Jul 2010
92 SR Tendulkar 98 2 v Australia Mohali 01 Oct 2010
93 VVS Laxman 91 3 v New Zealand Ahmedabad 04 Nov 2010
94 V Sehwag 96 2 v New Zealand Hyd-RGS 12 Nov 2010
95 MS Dhoni 98 2 v New Zealand Nagpur 20 Nov 2010
96 MS Dhoni 90 3 v South Africa Centurion 16 Dec 2010
97 VVS Laxman 96 3 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2010
98 G Gambhir 93 2 v South Africa Cape Town 02 Jan 2011
99 SR Tendulkar 91 3 v England The Oval 18 Aug 2011
100 SR Tendulkar 94 2 v West Indies Mumbai 22 Nov 2011
101 R Ashwin 91* 3 v England Kolkata 05 Dec 2012
102 MS Dhoni 99 2 v England Nagpur 13 Dec 2012
103 V Kohli 96 3 v South Africa Johannesburg 18 Dec 2013
104 M Vijay 97 1 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2013
105 AM Rahane 96 3 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2013
106 S Dhawan 98 2 v New Zealand Wellington 14 Feb 2014
107 M Vijay 95 3 v England Lord’s 17 Jul 2014
108 M Vijay 99 4 v Australia Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
109 AM Rahane 98 1 v Bangladesh Fatullah 10 Jun 2015
110 RA Jadeja 90 2 v England Mohali 26 Nov 2016
111 KL Rahul 90 1 v Australia Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
112 CA Pujara 92 3 v Australia Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
113 S Dhawan 94 3 v Sri Lanka Kolkata 16 Nov 2017
114 HH Pandya 93 2 v South Africa Cape Town 05 Jan 2018
115 V Kohli 97 1 v England Nottingham 18 Aug 2018
116 RR Pant 92 1 v West Indies Rajkot 04 Oct 2018
117 RR Pant 92 2 v West Indies Hyd-RGS 12 Oct 2018
118 GH Vihari 93 3 v West Indies North Sound 22 Aug 2019
119 RA Jadeja 91 1 v South Africa Pune 10 Oct 2019

It also provides the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a Test innings against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 SR Tendulkar 97 1 v South Africa Mumbai 24 Feb 2000
2 G Gambhir 96 2 v South Africa Kanpur 20 Nov 2004
3 MS Dhoni 90 3 v South Africa Centurion 16 Dec 2010
4 VVS Laxman 96 3 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2010
5 G Gambhir 93 2 v South Africa Cape Town 02 Jan 2011
6 V Kohli 96 3 v South Africa Johannesburg 18 Dec 2013
7 M Vijay 97 1 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2013
8 AM Rahane 96 3 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2013
9 HH Pandya 93 2 v South Africa Cape Town 05 Jan 2018
10 RA Jadeja 91 1 v South Africa Pune 10 Oct 2019

It also provides the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a Test innings against South Africa at home. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 SR Tendulkar 97 1 v South Africa Mumbai 24 Feb 2000
2 G Gambhir 96 2 v South Africa Kanpur 20 Nov 2004
3 RA Jadeja 91 1 v South Africa Pune 10 Oct 2019

The following table lists the Indian batsmen who have scored a ninety in a Test innings on two occasions. R Dravid and

SR Tendullkar lead the table with ten occasions

No Player Runs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 R Dravid 95 2 v England Lord’s 20 Jun 1996
2 R Dravid 92 1 v West Indies Georgetown 17 Apr 1997
3 R Dravid 92 1 v Sri Lanka Nagpur 26 Nov 1997
4 R Dravid 93 1 v Sri Lanka Mumbai 03 Dec 1997
5 R Dravid 91 1 v West Indies St John’s 10 May 2002
6 R Dravid 92 3 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2003
7 R Dravid 91* 3 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
8 R Dravid 98 2 v Zimbabwe Harare 20 Sep 2005
9 R Dravid 95 2 v England Mohali 09 Mar 2006
10 R Dravid 93 1 v Australia Perth 16 Jan 2008
             
1 SR Tendulkar 96 1 v Sri Lanka Bengaluru 26 Jan 1994
2 SR Tendulkar 92 2 v West Indies Bridgetown 27 Mar 1997
3 SR Tendulkar 97 1 v South Africa Mumbai 24 Feb 2000
4 SR Tendulkar 90 2 v England Bengaluru 19 Dec 2001
5 SR Tendulkar 92 3 v England Nottingham 08 Aug 2002
6 SR Tendulkar 94 2 v Pakistan Mohali 08 Mar 2005
7 SR Tendulkar 91 2 v England Nottingham 27 Jul 2007
8 SR Tendulkar 98 2 v Australia Mohali 01 Oct 2010
9 SR Tendulkar 91 3 v England The Oval 18 Aug 2011
10 SR Tendulkar 94 2 v West Indies Mumbai 22 Nov 2011
             
1 MS Dhoni 92 1 v England The Oval 09 Aug 2007
2 MS Dhoni 92 1 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
3 MS Dhoni 98 2 v New Zealand Nagpur 20 Nov 2010
4 MS Dhoni 90 3 v South Africa Centurion 16 Dec 2010
5 MS Dhoni 99 2 v England Nagpur 13 Dec 2012
             
1 SM Gavaskar 97 3 v Pakistan Lahore 27 Oct 1978
2 SM Gavaskar 90 2 v West Indies Ahmedabad 12 Nov 1983
3 SM Gavaskar 90 4 v Australia Chennai 18 Sep 1986
4 SM Gavaskar 91 2 v Pakistan Chennai 03 Feb 1987
5 SM Gavaskar 96 4 v Pakistan Bengaluru 13 Mar 1987
             
1 V Sehwag 90 3 v Pakistan Lahore 05 Apr 2004
2 V Sehwag 90 3 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
3 V Sehwag 92 3 v Australia Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
4 V Sehwag 99 2 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 26 Jul 2010
5 V Sehwag 96 2 v New Zealand Hyd-RGS 12 Nov 2010
             
1 AL Wadekar 91 3 v England Leeds 08 Jun 1967
2 AL Wadekar 99 3 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
3 AL Wadekar 91* 4 v Australia Delhi 28 Nov 1969
4 AL Wadekar 90 1 v England Kanpur 25 Jan 1973
             
1 DB Vengsarkar 90 2 v Sri Lanka Chennai 17 Sep 1982
2 DB Vengsarkar 94 1 v West Indies St John’s 28 Apr 1983
3 DB Vengsarkar 98* 3 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 30 Aug 1985
4 DB Vengsarkar 96 2 v Pakistan Chennai 03 Feb 1987
             
1 G Gambhir 96 2 v South Africa Kanpur 20 Nov 2004
2 G Gambhir 97 2 v Zimbabwe Harare 20 Sep 2005
3 G Gambhir 97 3 v England Mohali 19 Dec 2008
4 G Gambhir 93 2 v South Africa Cape Town 02 Jan 2011
             
1 SC Ganguly 99 1 v Sri Lanka Nagpur 26 Nov 1997
2 SC Ganguly 98* 4 v Sri Lanka Kandy 22 Aug 2001
3 SC Ganguly 99 3 v England Nottingham 08 Aug 2002
4 SC Ganguly 91 3 v Pakistan Bengaluru 08 Dec 2007
             
1 NS Sidhu 97 3 v Pakistan Sialkot 09 Dec 1989
2 NS Sidhu 99 1 v Sri Lanka Bengaluru 26 Jan 1994
3 NS Sidhu 98 4 v New Zealand Hamilton 19 Mar 1994
4 NS Sidhu 97 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
             
1 VVS Laxman 95 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
2 VVS Laxman 90 2 v Pakistan Faisalabad 21 Jan 2006
3 VVS Laxman 91 3 v New Zealand Ahmedabad 04 Nov 2010
4 VVS Laxman 96 3 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2010
             
1 GR Viswanath 97* 1 v West Indies Chennai 11 Jan 1975
2 GR Viswanath 95 2 v West Indies Mumbai 23 Jan 1975
3 GR Viswanath 96 2 v Australia Kolkata 26 Oct 1979
             
1 M Amarnath 90 1 v Australia Perth 16 Dec 1977
2 M Amarnath 91 1 v West Indies Bridgetown 15 Apr 1983
3 M Amarnath 95 3 v England Chennai 13 Jan 1985
             
1 M Vijay 97 1 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2013
2 M Vijay 95 3 v England Lord’s 17 Jul 2014
3 M Vijay 99 4 v Australia Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
             
1 AM Rahane 96 3 v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2013
2 AM Rahane 98 1 v Bangladesh Fatullah 10 Jun 2015
             
1 CG Borde 96 3 v West Indies Delhi 06 Feb 1959
2 CG Borde 93 1 v West Indies Kingston 07 Mar 1962
             
1 CPS Chauhan 93 3 v Pakistan Lahore 27 Oct 1978
2 CPS Chauhan 97 2 v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1981
             
1 IK Pathan 93 3 v Sri Lanka Delhi 10 Dec 2005
2 IK Pathan 90 2 v Pakistan Faisalabad 21 Jan 2006
             
1 KD Karthik 93 3 v Pakistan Kolkata 16 Mar 2005
2 KD Karthik 91 1 v England The Oval 09 Aug 2007
             
1 M Prabhakar 95 1 v New Zealand Napier 09 Feb 1990
2 M Prabhakar 95 3 v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 27 Jul 1993
             
1 N Kapil Dev 97 2 v England The Oval 08 Jul 1982
2 N Kapil Dev 98 1 v West Indies St John’s 28 Apr 1983
             
1 NJ Contractor 92 1 v West Indies Delhi 06 Feb 1959
2 NJ Contractor 92 1 v Pakistan Delhi 08 Feb 1961
             
1 P Roy 90 4 v West Indies Mumbai (BS) 28 Nov 1958
2 P Roy 99 3 v Australia Delhi 12 Dec 1959
             
1 RA Jadeja 90 2 v England Mohali 26 Nov 2016
2 RA Jadeja 91 1 v South Africa Pune 10 Oct 2019
             
1 RR Pant 92 1 v West Indies Rajkot 04 Oct 2018
2 RR Pant 92 2 v West Indies Hyd-RGS 12 Oct 2018
             
1 S Dhawan 98 2 v New Zealand Wellington 14 Feb 2014
2 S Dhawan 94 3 v Sri Lanka Kolkata 16 Nov 2017
             
1 V Kohli 96 3 v South Africa Johannesburg 18 Dec 2013
2 V Kohli 97 1 v England Nottingham 18 Aug 2018
             
1 VL Manjrekar 90 3 v New Zealand Kolkata 28 Dec 1955
2 VL Manjrekar 96 1 v England Kanpur 01 Dec 1961
Statistical milestones at the end of the second test between India-South Africa Test at Pune

Statistical milestones at the end of the second test between India-South Africa Test at Pune

V Kohli had scored 24 fifties in India’s winning tests prior to the start of the second test and required one more fifty which would fetch him 25 fifties. His 254 not out fetched him his 25th fifty in India’s winnings tests. He became the fifth  Indian batsman to score 25 or more fifties in India’s winning tests. Others are – SR Tendulkar {44}, R Dravid {38}, VVS Laxman {30} and CA Pujara {30)

AM Rahane had pouched 10 catches against South Africa at home. He pouched two catches which gave him an aggregate of 12 catches. He now shares the record or most catches by an Indian fieldsman with R Dravid. R Dravid has also pouched 12 catches at home.

AM Rahane had pouched 12 catches against South Africa. He pouched two catches which gave him an aggregate of 14 catches. He now stands third in the list of Indian fieldsmen who have pouched most catches against South Africa. Others are – R Dravid {21} and VVS Laxman {18}

India won the second test against South Africa by an innings and 137 runs providing V Kohli his 30th Test win. V Kohli became the sixth captain in the annals of Test cricket to win 30 plus tests. Others are – GC Smith {53}, RT Ponting {48}, SR Waugh {41}, CH Lloyd {36} and AR Border {32}

Opening batsmen collecting a pair in a Test. AK Markram of South Africa is the latest addition to the list

Opening batsmen collecting a pair in a Test. AK Markram of South Africa is the latest addition to the list

AK Markram of South Africa collected a pair in the just-concluded Test against India at Pune to provide the 66th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed for a pair in the annals of Test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below. AK Markram became the first South African opening batsman to suffer such an ignominy against India.

No Player FI SI Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 AC Bannerman 0 0 Aus Eng Lord’s 16 Jul 1888
2 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng Leeds 29 Jul 1907
3 VT Trumper 0 0 Aus Eng Melbourne 07 Feb 1908
4 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1912
5 GAL Hearne 0 0 SAF Eng Cape Town 01 Jan 1923
6 P Holmes 0 0 Eng SAF Durban 04 Feb 1928
7 JHW Fingleton 0 0 Aus Eng Adelaide 13 Jan 1933
8 VY Richardson 0 0 Aus Eng Sydney 23 Feb 1933
9 CA Roach 0 0 Win Eng Lord’s 24 Jun 1933
10 J Moroney 0 0 Aus Eng Brisbane 01 Dec 1950
11 P Roy 0 0 Ind Eng Manchester 17 Jul 1952
12 DJ McGlew 0 0 SAF Eng Lord’s 23 Jun 1955
13 TE Bailey 0 0 Eng Aus Melbourne 13 Feb 1959
14 G Pullar 0 0 Eng Pak Lahore 21 Oct 1961
15 BW Luckhurst 0 0 Eng Pak Leeds 08 Jul 1971
16 R Edwards 0 0 Aus Eng Leeds 27 Jul 1972
17 TW Jarvis 0 0 NZl Pak Wellington 02 Feb 1973
18 KR Stackpole 0 0 Aus NZl Auckland 22 Mar 1974
19 FM Engineer 0 0 Ind Win Mumbai 23 Jan 1975
20 DL Amiss 0 0 Eng Aus Adelaide 25 Jan 1975
21 CG Greenidge 0 0 Win Aus Brisbane 28 Nov 1975
22 Majid Khan 0 0 Pak Aus Perth 24 Mar 1979
23 BA Edgar 0 0 NZl Aus Perth 12 Dec 1980
24 GM Wood 0 0 Aus NZl Perth 12 Dec 1980
25 Mudassar Nazar 0 0 Pak Eng Birmingham 29 Jul 1982
26 KR Rutherford 0 0 NZl Win Port of Spain 29 Mar 1985
27 JG Wright 0 0 NZl Eng Lord’s 24 Jul 1986
28 W Larkins 0 0 Eng Win Bridgetown 05 Apr 1990
29 Saeed Anwar 0 0 Pak Win Faisalabad 23 Nov 1990
30 BR Hartland 0 0 NZl Eng Auckland 30 Jan 1992
31 Aamer Sohail 0 0 Pak NZl Hamilton 02 Jan 1993
32 GW Flower 0 0 Zim Pak Rawalpindi 09 Dec 1993
33 MA Taylor 0 0 Aus Pak Karachi 28 Sep 1994
34 GJ Rennie 0 0 Zim NZl Auckland 26 Feb 1998
35 DP Viljoen 0 0 Zim Pak Bulawayo 14 Mar 1998
36 MA Atherton 0 0 Eng Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 1998
37 RG Twose 0 0 NZl Eng Birmingham 01 Jul 1999
38 MA Atherton 0 0 Eng SAF Jo’burg 25 Nov 1999
39 AFG Griffith 0 0 Win Zim Trinidaf 16 Mar 2000
40 GW Flower 0 0 Zim Ind Delhi 18 Nov 2000
41 MS Atapattu 0 0 Srl Eng Col-SSC 15 Mar 2001
42 G Kirsten 0 0 SAF Win Bridgetown 29 Mar 2001
43 Saleem Elahi 0 0 Pak Eng Lord’s 17 May 2001
44 CH Gayle 0 0 Win Srl Col-SSC 29 Nov 2001
45 Taufeeq Umar 0 0 Pak Aus Sharjah 11 Oct 2002
46 RP Arnold 0 0 Srl SAF Jo’burg 08 Nov 2002
47 DS Smith 0 0 Win Aus Port of Spain 19 Apr 2003
48 MA Vermeulen 0 0 Zim Eng Ch-le-St 05 Jun 2003
49 MS Atapattu 0 0 Srl Pak Faisalabad 20 Oct 2004
50 WU Tharanga 0 0 Srl Eng Birmingham 25 May 2006
51 CH Gayle 0 0 Win Ind Kingston 30 Jun 2006
52 HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Ind Jo’burg 15 Dec 2006
53 W Jaffer 0 0 Ind Ban Chattogram 18 May 2007
54 Javed Omar 0 0 Ban Ind Dhaka 25 May 2007
55 HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Win P Elizabeth 26 Dec 2007
56 TG McIntosh 0 0 NZl Ind Ahmedabad 04 Nov 2010
57 V Sehwag 0 0 Ind Eng Birmingham 10 Aug 2011
58 H Masakadza 0 0 Zim NZl Napier 26 Jan 2012
59 Khurram Manzoor 0 0 Pak SAF Dubai-DSC 23 Oct 2013
60 BB Chari 0 0 Zim Ban Chattogram 12 Nov 2014
61 R Chandrika 0 0 Win Aus Kingston 11 Jun 2015
62 S Dhawan 0 0 Ind SAF Mohali 05 Nov 2015
63 KOA Powell 0 0 Win NZl Hamilton 09 Dec 2017
64 M Vijay 0 0 Ind Eng Lord’s 09 Aug 2018
65 DA Warner 0 0 Aus Eng Manchester 04 Sep 2019
66 AK Markram 0 0 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

It also provides the eighth occasion of a South African opening batsman collecting a pair in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng Leeds 29 Jul 1907
2 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1912
3 GAL Hearne 0 0 SAF Eng Cape Town 01 Jan 1923
4 DJ McGlew 0 0 SAF Eng Lord’s 23 Jun 1955
5 G Kirsten 0 0 SAF Win Bridgetown 29 Mar 2001
6 HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Ind Jo’burg 15 Dec 2006
7 HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Win P Elizabeth 26 Dec 2007
8 AK Markram 0 0 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

It also provides the sixth occasion of an opening batsman collecting a pair in a test against India.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 GW Flower 0 0 Zim Ind Delhi 18 Nov 2000
2 CH Gayle 0 0 Win Ind Kingston 30 Jun 2006
3 HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Ind Jo’burg 15 Dec 2006
4 Javed Omar 0 0 Ban Ind Dhaka 25 May 2007
5 TG McIntosh 0 0 NZl Ind Ahmedabad 04 Nov 2010
6 AK Markram 0 0 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

CH Gayle, GW Flower, HH Gibbs, LJ Tancred. MA Atherton and MS Atapattu are the six opening batsmen who have collected pairs in a Test on two occasions.

No Player FI SI Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 CH Gayle 0 0 Win Srl Col-SSC 29 Nov 2001
  CH Gayle 0 0 Win Ind Kingston 30 Jun 2006
               
2 GW Flower 0 0 Zim Pak Rawalpindi 09 Dec 1993
  GW Flower 0 0 Zim Ind Delhi 18 Nov 2000
               
3 HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Ind Jo’burg 15 Dec 2006
  HH Gibbs 0 0 SAF Win P Elizabeth 26 Dec 2007
               
4 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng Leeds 29 Jul 1907
  LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1912
               
5 MA Atherton 0 0 Eng Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 1998
  MA Atherton 0 0 Eng SAF Jo’burg 25 Nov 1999
               
6 MS Atapattu 0 0 Srl Eng Col-SSC 15 Mar 2001
  MS Atapattu 0 0 Srl Pak Faisalabad 20 Oct 2004
Batsmen scoring a fifty batting at number ten in Test innings. KA Maharaj of South Africa joins the list.

Batsmen scoring a fifty batting at number ten in Test innings. KA Maharaj of South Africa joins the list.

KA Maharaj of South Africa scored 72 in South Africa’s first innings to provide the 73rd occasion of a batsman batting at number ten scoring a fifty in test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the seventh such occasion by a South African batsman. KA Maharaj became the sixth South African batsman to score a fifty while batting at number ten in test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 ACB Langton 73* SAF Eng The Oval 17 Aug 1935
2 ACB Langton 64* SAF Eng Jo’burg 24 Dec 1938
3 PS de Villiers 66* SAF Pak Jo’burg 19 Jan 1995
4 PL Symcox 108 SAF Pak Jo’burg 14 Feb 1998
5 DW Steyn 76 SAF Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
6 DL Piedt 56 SAF Ind Vizag 02 Oct 2019
7 KA Maharaj 72 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

KA Maharaj of South Africa scored 72 in South Africa’s first innings to provide the sixth occasion of a batsman batting at number ten scoring a fifty in test innings against India. All such  occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Inns Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 H Verity 55* 1 Eng Ind Kolkata 05 Jan 1934
2 AME Roberts 68 2 Win Ind Kolkata 10 Dec 1983
3 GR Robertson 57 2 Aus Ind Chennai 06 Mar 1998
4 BAW Mendis 78 3 Srl Ind Col-PSS 03 Aug 2010
5 DL Piedt 56 4 SAF Ind Vizag 02 Oct 2019
6 KA Maharaj 72 2 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

KA Maharaj of South Africa scored 72 in South Africa’s first innings to provide the second occasion of a South African batsman batting at number ten scoring a fifty in test innings against India after DL Piedt. DL Piedt had scored 56 – batting at number ten in the first test of the ongoing test series at Vizag. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Inns Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 DL Piedt 56 4 SAF Ind Vizag 02 Oct 2019
2 KA Maharaj 72 2 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

KA Maharaj of South Africa scored 72 in South Africa’s first innings to provide the second best score by a batsman batting at number ten scoring a fifty in test innings against India.  BAW Mendis has scored 78  – batting at number ten against India at Col-PSS in Aug 2010.. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Inns Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 BAW Mendis 78 3 Srl Ind Col-PSS 03 Aug 2010
2 KA Maharaj 72 2 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019
India’s innings victories and South Africa’s innings defeats.

India’s innings victories and South Africa’s innings defeats.

India won the second test against South Africa at Pune by an innings and 137 runs to provide its 43rd win by an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also represents its second innings victory against South Africa.

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won inns & 272 runs v West Indies Rajkot 04 Oct 2018
2 India won inns & 262 runs v Afghanistan Bengaluru 14 Jun 2018
3 India won inns & 239 runs v Bangladesh Dhaka 25 May 2007
4 India won inns & 239 runs v Sri Lanka Nagpur 24 Nov 2017
5 India won inns & 219 runs v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
6 India won inns & 198 runs v New Zealand Nagpur 20 Nov 2010
7 India won inns & 171 runs v Sri Lanka Pallekele 12 Aug 2017
8 India won inns & 144 runs v Sri Lanka Kanpur 24 Nov 2009
9 India won inns & 140 runs v Bangladesh Dhaka 10 Dec 2004
10 India won inns & 137 runs v South Africa Pune 10 Oct 2019
11 India won inns & 135 runs v Australia Hyd-RGS 02 Mar 2013
12 India won inns & 131 runs v Pakistan Rawalpindi 13 Apr 2004
13 India won inns & 126 runs v West Indies Mumbai 14 Nov 2013
14 India won inns & 119 runs v Sri Lanka Lucknow 18 Jan 1994
15 India won inns & 115 runs v New Zealand Hyd-RGS 23 Aug 2012
16 India won inns & 112 runs v West Indies Mumbai 09 Oct 2002
17 India won inns & 109 runs v New Zealand Chennai 06 Jan 1956
18 India won inns & 106 runs v Sri Lanka Nagpur 27 Dec 1986
19 India won inns & 101 runs v Zimbabwe Nagpur 21 Feb 2002
20 India won inns & 100 runs v Australia Mumbai 03 Nov 1979
21 India won inns & 095 runs v Sri Lanka Bengaluru 26 Jan 1994
22 India won inns & 092 runs v West Indies North Sound 21 Jul 2016
23 India won inns & 090 runs v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 13 Sep 2005
24 India won inns & 083 runs v Bangladesh Chattogram 17 Dec 2004
25 India won inns & 075 runs v England Chennai 16 Dec 2016
26 India won inns & 070 runs v Pakistan Delhi 16 Oct 1952
27 India won inns & 067 runs v Sri Lanka Cuttack 04 Jan 1987
28 India won inns & 057 runs v South Africa Kolkata 14 Feb 2010
29 India won inns & 053 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 03 Aug 2017
30 India won inns & 052 runs v Pakistan Multan 28 Mar 2004
31 India won inns & 051 runs v West Indies Kolkata 06 Nov 2013
32 India won inns & 046 runs v England Leeds 22 Aug 2002
33 India won inns & 036 runs v England Mumbai 08 Dec 2016
34 India won inns & 027 runs v New Zealand Mumbai (BS) 02 Dec 1955
35 India won inns & 024 runs v Sri Lanka Mumbai (BS) 02 Dec 2009
36 India won inns & 022 runs v England Chennai 11 Feb 1993
37 India won inns & 017 runs v Sri Lanka Ahmedabad 08 Feb 1994
38 India won inns & 015 runs v West Indies Kolkata 14 Nov 2011
39 India won inns & 015 runs v England Mumbai 19 Feb 1993
40 India won inns & 013 runs v Zimbabwe Delhi 13 Mar 1993
41 India won inns & 008 runs v England Chennai 06 Feb 1952
42 India won inns & 008 runs v Sri Lanka Chandigarh 23 Nov 1990
43 India won inns & 002 runs v Australia Sydney 07 Jan 1978

South Africa lost the second test against India at Pune by an innings and 137 runs to provide the 34th occasion of South Africa losing a test by an innings.  All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides South Africa’s second defeat against India

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 South Africa lost inns & 360 runs v Australia Johannesburg 22 Feb 2002
2 South Africa lost inns & 259 runs v Australia Port Elizabeth 03 Mar 1950
3 South Africa lost inns & 202 runs v England Cape Town 25 Mar 1889
4 South Africa lost inns & 197 runs v England Johannesburg 02 Mar 1896
5 South Africa lost inns & 196 runs v Australia Johannesburg 28 Feb 1997
6 South Africa lost inns & 189 runs v England Cape Town 19 Mar 1892
7 South Africa lost inns & 184 runs v Australia Johannesburg 15 Feb 1936
8 South Africa lost inns & 163 runs v Australia Brisbane 27 Nov 1931
9 South Africa lost inns & 157 runs v England Durban 13 Dec 1913
10 South Africa lost inns & 155 runs v Australia Sydney 18 Dec 1931
11 South Africa lost inns & 153 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 27 Jul 2006
12 South Africa lost inns & 141 runs v Australia Cape Town 31 Dec 1957
13 South Africa lost inns & 137 runs v India Pune 10 Oct 2019
14 South Africa lost inns & 114 runs v Australia Sydney 09 Dec 1910
15 South Africa lost inns & 104 runs v England Durban 04 Dec 1964
16 South Africa lost inns & 098 runs v England Durban 26 Dec 2009
17 South Africa lost inns & 088 runs v Australia Manchester 27 May 1912
18 South Africa lost inns & 085 runs v Australia Johannesburg 24 Dec 1949
19 South Africa lost inns & 078 runs v Australia Cape Town 01 Jan 1936
20 South Africa lost inns & 073 runs v England Lord’s 23 Jun 1960
21 South Africa lost inns & 072 runs v Australia Melbourne 12 Feb 1932
22 South Africa lost inns & 062 runs v England Lord’s 10 Jun 1912
23 South Africa lost inns & 057 runs v India Kolkata 14 Feb 2010
24 South Africa lost inns & 038 runs v Australia Sydney 09 Jan 1953
25 South Africa lost inns & 033 runs v England Cape Town 21 Mar 1896
26 South Africa lost inns & 032 runs v England Manchester 27 Jul 1929
27 South Africa lost inns & 021 runs v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1998
28 South Africa lost inns & 018 runs v England Birmingham 14 Jun 1924
29 South Africa lost inns & 018 runs v England Lord’s 28 Jun 1924
30 South Africa lost inns & 015 runs v Sri Lanka Galle 20 Jul 2000
31 South Africa lost inns & 013 runs v England Durban 20 Jan 1939
32 South Africa lost inns & 012 runs v England Johannesburg 26 Dec 1913
33 South Africa lost inns & 006 runs v Australia Durban 28 Feb 1936
34 South Africa lost inns & 005 runs v England Nottingham 09 Jun 1955

South Africa lost the second test against India at Pune by an innings and 137 runs to provide the second occasion of South Africa losing a test by an innings against India.  Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 South Africa lost inns & 137 runs v India Pune 10 Oct 2019
2 South Africa lost inns & 057 runs v India Kolkata 14 Feb 2010
Records galore for SV Samson in Vijay Hazare Trophy as he registers the highest individual score in the tournament

Records galore for SV Samson in Vijay Hazare Trophy as he registers the highest individual score in the tournament

Kerala posted a team total of 377 for 3 against Goa in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy to provide the  13th  occasion of a team posting a total in excess of 375  runs in the tournament.  All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the eleventh highest total in the tournament.

No Team Score Overs Inns Opposition Ground Match Date
1 M. Pradesh 412/6 50.0 1 v Railways Indore 16 Feb 2010
2 Mumbai 400/5 50.0 1 v Railways Bengaluru 23 Sep 2018
3 Mumbai 398/3 50.0 1 v Maharashtra Pune 3 Mar 2008
4 Delhi 392/3 50.0 1 v Kerala Delhi 28 Sep 2018
5 U. Pradesh 387/5 50.0 1 v Kerala Bhubaneswar 1 Mar 2017
6 Andhra 385/6 48.4 2 v Goa Bangalore 24 Feb 2012
7 Tamil Nadu 384/7 50.0 1 v Rajasthan Hyderabad 18 Dec 2015
8 Goa 383/7 50.0 1 v Andhra Bangalore 24 Feb 2012
9 Tamil Nadu 379/6 50.0 1 v Bengal Ahmedabad 02 Mar 2010
10 Baroda 378/7 50.0 1 v Assam Alur (3) 16 Feb 2018
11 Kerala 377/3 50.0 1 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
12 Tamil Nadu 376/4 50.0 1 v Hyderabad Malappuram 18 Feb 2011
13 Maharashtra 376/7 50.0 1 v H. Pradesh Cuttack 25 Feb 2017

It also provides the third occasion of a team posting a total of 375 runs losing exact three wickets and also losing least number of wickets in the tournament,

No Team Score Overs Inns Opposition Ground Match Date
1 Mumbai 398/3 50.0 1 v Maharashtra Pune 3 Mar 2008
2 Delhi 392/3 50.0 1 v Kerala Delhi 28 Sep 2018
3 Kerala 377/3 50.0 1 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019

It also provides the sixth occasion of Kerala posting a total of 300 plus runs in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Score Overs Inns Opposition Ground Match Date
1 377/3 50.0 1 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
2 358/3 50.0 1 v Hyderabad Chennai 11 Feb 2010
3 321/9 50.0 1 v Hyderabad Secunderabad 10 Nov 2014
4 320/6 50.0 1 v Punjab Visakhapatnam 27 Feb 2013
5 317/5 50.0 1 v Andhra Chennai 29 Feb 2008
6 316/7 50.0 1 v Saurashtra Delhi 08 Oct 2018

It also provides the second occasion of Kerala posting a total of 350 plus runs in the tournament. Both such occasions are tabulated below, It also represent the highest total posted by Kerala in the tournament.

No Score Overs Inns Opposition Ground Match Date
1 377/3 50.0 1 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
2 358/3 50.0 1 v Hyderabad Chennai 11 Feb 2010

SV Samson’s scored 212  not out against Goa at Alur {2} on 12.101.19 to provide the 17th occasion of a Kerala batsman scoring a three figure innings in Vijay Hazare Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Opposition Ground Match Date
1 SV Samson 212* 129 21 10 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
2 Sachin Baby 127 135 7 4 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
3 Vishnu Vinod 123 91 5 11 v Chhattisgarh Alur (3) 08 Oct 2019
4 AM Hegde 121 127 12 1 v Hyderabad Chennai 11 Feb 2010
5 VA Jagadeesh 121 137 7 3 v Railways Alur (2) 11 Dec 2015
6 VA Jagadeesh 119 120 8 1 v Punjab Visakhapatnam 27 Feb 2013
7 PR Prem 114 117 12 2 v Karnataka Bangalore 21 Feb 2012
8 PR Prem 113* 124 10 0 v Hyderabad Bangalore 20 Feb 2012
9 VA Jagadeesh 113 119 10 1 v Hyderabad Chennai 11 Feb 2010
10 KB Pawan 113 130 11 2 v Tamil Nadu Secunderabad 08 Nov 2014
11 KB Pawan 106 106 9 3 v Hyderabad Secunderabad 10 Nov 2014
12 VA Jagadeesh 105* 124 6 0 v Andhra Chennai 14 Feb 2010
13 Sachin Baby 104* 70 12 0 v Punjab Visakhapatnam 27 Feb 2013
14 Vishnu Vinod 104 123 10 3 v Karnataka Bengaluru 28 Sep 2019
15 PR Prem 103 100 10 1 v Karnataka Alur 02 Mar 2014
16 Jalaj S Saxena 100* 133 10 0 v Bengal Nadaun 07 Feb 2018
17 Sachin Baby 100 90 10 1 v Goa Secunderabad 07 Nov 2014

SV Samson’s scored 212 not out against Goa at Alur {2} on 12.101.19 to provide the highest individual score by a  Kerala batsman in Vijay Hazare Trophy. The next best score is 127 by Sachin Baby in the same match against Goa

Bothl such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Opposition Ground Match Date
1 SV Samson 212* 129 21 10 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
2 Sachin Baby 127 135 7 4 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019

It also represents SV Samson’s maiden century in the tournament. His previous best was  85 not out against Tamil Nadu at Margao on 18.12.13

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Opposition Ground Match Date
1 SV Samson 212* 129 21 10 v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
2 SV Samson 85* 94 5 1 v Tamil Nadu Margao 18 Feb 2013

It is the fourth score of 175 plus runs scored by a batsman in the tournament and also the second double century in the tournament.  All the four scores are tabulated below. It also represents the highest individual score in the tournament.

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 SV Samson 212* 129 21 10 Kerala v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
2 KV Kaushal 202 135 18 9 Uttarakhand v Sikkim Nadiad 06 Oct 2018
3 AM Rahane 187 142 17 8 Mumbai v Maharashtra Pune 03 Mar 2008
4 W Jaffer 178* 132 19 4 Mumbai v Baroda Poona 27 Feb 2008

SV Samson’s 212 not out included 21 boundary fours. He became the eleventh batsman to score 20 plus boundary fours in the tournament. The batsmen who have scored 20 plus boundary fours are listed below

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 P Chopra 159 140 24 3 H. Pradesh v Delhi Bhubaneswar 26 Feb 2017
2 MA Agarwal 162 136 22 3 Karnataka v Andhra Secunderabad 07 Nov 2014
3 SP Jackson 150* 103 22 4 Saurashtra v Goa Rajkot 12 Dec 2015
4 P Chopra 150 149 22 2 H. Pradesh v Delhi Nadaun 15 Feb 2018
5 P Bisht 149 106 22 2 Meghalaya v Sikkim Anand 04 Oct 2018
6 NV Ojha 167 143 21 6 M. Pradesh v Railways Indore 16 Feb 2010
7 GH Vihari 135* 111 21 1 Andhra v Rajasthan Chennai 06 Mar 2017
8 SV Samson 212* 129 21 10 Kerala v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
9 HH Kanitkar 123 114 20 0 M. Pradesh v Vidarbha Indore 16 Feb 2009
10 RD Asnodkar 139 123 20 1 Goa v Andhra Bangalore 24 Feb 2012
11 RM Patidar 158 111 20 4 M. Pradesh v Tamil Nadu Chennai 9 Feb 2018

SV Samson’s 212 not out included eleven boundary sixes. He became the seventh batsman to score ten plus boundary sixes in the tournament. The batsmen who have scored ten plus boundary sixes are listed below

No Player Runs Balls 4s 6s Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 Vishnu Vinod 123 91 5 11 Kerala v Chhattisgarh Alur (3) 08 Oct 2019
2 SV Samson 212* 129 21 10 Kerala v Goa Alur (2) 12 Oct 2019
3 YK Pathan 108* 42 8 10 Baroda v Maharashtra Ahmedabad 16 Feb 2010
4 SS Iyer 144 118 8 10 Mumbai v Railways Bengaluru 23 Sep 2018
5 S Dube 118 67 7 10 Mumbai v Karnataka Bengaluru 10 Oct 2019
6 YK Pathan 114 78 6 10 Baroda v Saurashtra Mumbai 26 Feb 2012
7 SD Chitnis 100* 70 3 10 Mumbai v Maharashtra Vadodara 14 Feb 2011

SV Samson became the first batsman in the tournament to score 20 plus boundary fours coupled with ten plus boundary sixes in the tournament. He scored 21 boundary fours and ten boundary sixes in his 212 not out against Goa at Alur on 12.10.19

Batsmen who have scored double centuries in List A Games – SV Samson joins the list

Batsmen who have scored double centuries in List A Games – SV Samson joins the list

SV Samson scored 212 not out against Goa at Alur {2} on 12.10.19 in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy in India to provide the 30th occasion of a batsman scoring a double century in the history of List A games which includes one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Score Batsman Team Ground Season
1 268 AD Brown Surrey v Glamorgan The AMP Oval, Kennington 2002
2 264 RG Sharma India v Sri Lanka Eden Gardens, Kolkata 2014/15
3 257 DJM Short W Australia v Queensland Hurstville Oval, Sydney 2018/19
4 248 S Dhawan India A v South Africa A LC de Villiers Oval, Pretoria 2013
5 237* MJ Guptill New Zealand v West Indies Westpac Stadium, Wellington 2014/15
6 229* BR Dunk Tasmania v Queensland North Sydney Oval, Sydney 2014/15
7 222* RG Pollock Eastern Province v Border Jan Smuts Ground, East London 1974/75
8 222 JM How Central Dists v Northern Dists Seddon Park, Hamilton 2012/13
9 220* BM Duckett England Lions v Sri Lanka A Canterbury 2016
10 219 V Sehwag India v West Indies Holkar Stadium, Indore 2011/12
11 215 CH Gayle West Indies v Zimbabwe Manuka Oval, Canberra 2014/15
12 210* Fakhar Zaman Pakistan v Zimbabwe Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo 2018
13 212* SV Samson Kerala v Goa Alur {2} 2019/20
14 209 RG Sharma India v Australia MCS, Bangalore 2013/14
15 209* Abid Ali Islamabad v Peshawar Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar 2017/18
16 208* RG Sharma India v Sri Lanka Mohali 2017/18
17 208* Soumya Sarkar Abahani Ltd v SJD Club Ban KSP No 3 Ground, Savar 2018/19
18 207 Mohammad Ali Pakistan Customs v  DHA Jinnah Stadium, Sialkot 2004/05
19 206 AI Kallicharran Warwickshire v Oxfordshire Edgbaston, Birmingham 1984
20 204* Khalid Latif Karachi Dolphins v Quetta Bears Nal Bank of Pak SC, Karachi 2008/09
21 203 AD Brown Surrey v Hampshire Woodbridge Road, Guildford 1997
22 202* A Barrow Natal v SAF African XI Kingsmead, Durban 1975/76
23 202* PJ Hughes Australia A v South Africa A Marrara Cricket Ground, Darwin 2014
24 202 TM Head S Australia v W Australia Hurstville Oval, Sydney 2015/16
25 202 KV Kaushal Uttarakhand v Sikkim Nadiad 2018/19
26 201 VJ Wells Leicestershire v Berkshire Grace Road, Leicester 1996
27 201* RS Bopara Essex v Leicestershire Grace Road, Leicester 2008
28 200* SR Tendulkar India v South Africa Gwalior 2009/10
29 200 Kamran Akmal WPDA v Habib Bank Limited Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad 2017/18
30 200 MB van Buuren Gauteng v Western Province BWS, Johannesburg 2018/19

SV Samson scored 212 not out against Goa at Alur {2} on 12.10.19 in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy in India to provide the eighth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a double century in the history of List A games which includes one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Score Batsman Team Ground Season
1 264 RG Sharma India v Sri Lanka Eden Gardens, Kolkata 2014/15
2 248 S Dhawan India A v South Africa A LC de Villiers Oval, Pretoria 2013
3 219 V Sehwag India v West Indies Holkar Stadium, Indore 2011/12
4 212* SV Samson Kerala v Goa Alur {2} 2019/20
5 209 RG Sharma India v Australia MCS, Bangalore 2013/14
6 208* RG Sharma India v Sri Lanka Mohali 2017/18
7 202 KV Kaushal Uttarakhand v Sikkim Nadiad 2018/19
8 200* SR Tendulkar India v South Africa Gwalior 2009/10
Vijay Hazare Trophy: Sanju Samson sets international record with a maiden double hundred

Vijay Hazare Trophy: Sanju Samson sets international record with a maiden double hundred

Sanju Samson eclipsed Pakistan’s Abid Ali 209* to score the highest-ever List A score by a wicketkeeper as he smashed an unbeaten 212 runs off just 129 deliveries against Goa in Alur.

Sanju strengthened his claim for the wicketkeeper’s role in the national side with his maiden double century; Sanju eclipsed Pakistan’s Abid Ali 209* to score the highest-ever List A score by a wicketkeeper in a match: Samson’s 212 is also the third-highest List A score in India and fourth by an Indian

Sanju Samson strengthened his claim for the wicketkeeper’s role in the national side with his maiden double century in a Vijay Hazare Trophy match on Saturday.

Playing for Kerala, Samson converted his maiden First-Class century as he slammed an unbeaten 212 runs off just 129 deliveries against Goa in Alur. The right-hander scored 20 fours and ten sixes in his sublime knock of 212 runs. The flamboyant batsman played at the top of his game to bring up his maiden List A century.

Sanju eclipsed Pakistan’s Abid Ali 209* to score the highest-ever List A score by a wicketkeeper in a match. Ali had scored 209* for Islamabad against Peshawar in Pakistan’s National One Day Cup.

Samson’s 212 is also the third highest List A score in India and fourth by an Indian. His majestic double ton helped him own the new highest score in the Vijay Hazare Trophy by an individual, as he surpassed KV Kaushal of Uttarakhand, who scored 202 against Sikkim last year.

Samson has been in sublime form for Kerala in the domestic games, as he has amassed 379 runs in six games of the Vijay Hazare Trophy so far. In addition, he also scored a brilliant 48-ball 91 against South Africa A side in the one-day series last month.

India legend Sunil Gavaskar had said that if India have to look beyond even Pant, then Keralas Sanju Samson is the right man. “If I need to have an alternate option, then I will think of Sanju Samson because Sanju is a good keeper as well as a good batsman,” Gavaskar had told India Today.

Article Courtesy – India Today Web Portal

V Philander and KA Maharaj in a record stand for the ninth wicket against India

V Philander and KA Maharaj in a record stand for the ninth wicket against India

KA Maharaj and V Philander of South Africa added 109 runs for the ninth wicket in the ongoing Test against India at Pune to provide the 52nd  occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the ninth wicket in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fifth occasion of South African batsmen posting a three figure partnership  for the ninth wicket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Partners Wkt Runs Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 EL Dalton, ACB Langton 9 137 1 SAF Eng The Oval 17 Aug 1935
2 MV Boucher, PL Symcox 9 195 1 SAF Pak Jo’burg 14 Feb 1998
3 AA Donald, SM Pollock 9 132 1 SAF Win Bridgetown 29 Mar 2001
4 JP Duminy, DW Steyn 9 180 2 SAF Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
5 KA Maharaj, VD Philander 9 109 2 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

It also provides the seventh occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the ninth wicket against India. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Partners Wkt Runs Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 DS Atkinson, RJ Christiani 9 106 1 Win Ind Delhi 10 Nov 1948
2 CH Lloyd, AME Roberts 9 161 2 Win Ind Kolkata 10 Dec 1983
3 IDS Smith, MC Snedden 9 136 1 NZl Ind Auckland 22 Feb 1990
4 JN Gillespie, SR Waugh 9 133 1 Aus Ind Kolkata 11 Mar 2001
5 MJ Hoggard, C White 9 103 2 Eng Ind Nottingham 08 Aug 2002
6 BAW Mendis, TT Samaraweera 9 118 3 Srl Ind Col-PSS 03 Aug 2010
7 KA Maharaj, VD Philander 9 109 2 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019

It also provides the highest partnership by South African  batsmen against India for the ninth wicket. The previous best was the 91 runs partnership between S Muthuswamy and DL Peidt at Vizag in Oct 2019, the first test of the ongoing test series

No Partners Wkt Runs Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 KA Maharaj, VD Philander 9 109 2 SAF Ind Pune 10 Oct 2019
2 S Muthusamy, DL Piedt 9 091 4 SAF Ind Visakhapatnam 02 Oct 2019