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SPD Smith of Australia scored 211 in the ongoing test at Manchester against England to provide the 372^nd occasion of a batsman scoring a double century in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 342^nd occasion  of a batsman scoring a double century excluding a quadruple century and 29 triple hundreds

Here are some of the interesting statistical analysis on his 211

Interesting enough, the first ever double century in a test innings was also 211. It was also by an Australian batsman against England WL Murdoch scored 211 against England at The Oval in Aug 1884, the test having a start date of 11 Aug 1884. As on date, there are eight batsmen scoring exact 211 in a test innings. The following table lists these batsmen. It is interesting to note HH Gibbs of Australia is the only batsman to score 211 not out in a Test innings

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	211	1	Aus	Eng	The Oval	11 Aug 1884
2	JB Hobbs	211	2	Eng	SAF	Lord’s	28 Jun 1924
3	Javed Miandad	211	1	Pak	Aus	Karachi	15 Sep 1988
4	HH Gibbs	211*	2	SAF	NZl	Christchurch	11 Mar 1999
5	Ijaz Ahmed	211	2	Pak	Srl	Dhaka	12 Mar 1999
6	KC Sangakkara	211	3	Srl	Pak	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2011
7	V Kohli	211	1	Ind	NZl	Indore	08 Oct 2016
8	SPD Smith	211	1	Aus	Eng	Manchester	04 Sep 2019

SPD Smith’s 211 provides the 73^rd occasion of an Australian batsmen scoring a double century in a test innings – most by any team in  the  annals of test cricket, The other teams to score 50 plus double centuries are – England {57}, West Indies {52} and  India {51}

It also provides the 152^nd occasion of a batsman scoring a double century on away soil. Interesting enough, the first ever double century in a test innings on away soil was also 211. It was also by an Australian batsman against England WL Murdoch scored 211 against England at The Oval in Aug 1884, the test having a start date of 11 Aug 1884. As on date, there are three batsman scoring exact 211 in a test innings. The following table lists these batsmen. It is interesting to note HH Gibbs of Australia is the only batsman to score 211 not out in a test innings

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	211	1	Aus	Eng	The Oval	11 Aug 1884
2	HH Gibbs	211*	2	SAF	NZl	Christchurch	11 Mar 1999
3	SPD Smith	211	1	Aus	Eng	Manchester	04 Sep 2019

It also provides the 163rd occasion of a batsman scoring a double century on away soil which includes neutral soil. As on date, there are five batsman scoring exact 211 in a test innings on away soil which includes neutral soil. The following table lists these batsmen.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	WL Murdoch	211	1	Aus	Eng	The Oval	11 Aug 1884
2	HH Gibbs	211*	2	SAF	NZl	Christchurch	11 Mar 1999
3	Ijaz Ahmed	211	2	Pak	Srl	Dhaka	12 Mar 1999
4	KC Sangakkara	211	3	Srl	Pak	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2011
5	SPD Smith	211	1	Aus	Eng	Manchester	04 Sep 2019

SPD Smith’s 211 provide the 30^th occasion of an Australian batsmen scoring a double century in a test innings on away soil.

It also provides the 26^th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a double century against England. It also provides the 22^nd occasion of a batsman scoring a double century against England excluding triple centuries.

It also provides the 14th occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a double century against England in England. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a batsman scoring a double century against England in England excluding triple centuries.

It also provides the 141st occasion of a batsman scoring a double century on away soil excluding eleven triple centuries

The following is the list of eleven batsmen who have scored a double century on neutral soil. It is observed that Azhar Ali of Pakistan is the only batsman to score a triple century on neutral soil. He scored 302 not out against West Indies at Dubai {DSC} in Oct 2016.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Azhar Ali	302*	1	Pak	Win	Dubai (DSC)	13 Oct 2016
2	AB de Villiers	278*	1	SAF	Pak	Abu Dhabi	20 Nov 2010
3	AN Cook	263	2	Eng	Pak	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
4	Shoaib Malik	245	1	Pak	Eng	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
5	Taufeeq Umar	236	2	Pak	Srl	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2011
6	GC Smith	234	2	SAF	Pak	Dubai (DSC)	23 Oct 2013
7	Younis Khan	213	1	Pak	Aus	Abu Dhabi	30 Oct 2014
8	Ijaz Ahmed	211	2	Pak	Srl	Dhaka	12 Mar 1999
9	KC Sangakkara	211	3	Srl	Pak	Abu Dhabi	18 Oct 2011
10	BB McCullum	202	2	NXl	Pak	Sharjah	26 Nov 2014
11	Inzamam-ul-Haq	200*	2	Pak	Srl	Dhaka	12 Mar 1999

V Kohli became the most successful Indian captain in Tests. India won its 28^th test under V Kohli when it won the recently concluded Kingston Test against West Indies.  The previous record was held by MS Dhoni who had won 27 tests for India.

V Kohli has scored 2786 runs in his winning tests and occupies the fourth place in the list of captains who have scored most runs in their winning tests. The following table lists the performance of these four captains

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	GC Smith	SAF	2003-2014	53	84	8	4679	259	61.56	16	19	1
2	RT Ponting	Aus	2004-2010	48	87	12	4434	209	59.12	14	23	3
3	CH Lloyd	Win	1974-1984	36	51	5	2792	242*	60.69	08	13	2
4	V Kohli	Ind	2015-2019	28	48	2	2786	235	60.56	09	09	2

V Kohli requires seven more runs to occupy the third place among the list of captains who have scored most runs in their winnings tests. He has an aggregate of 2786 runs at present and seven more runs would fetch him 2793 runs which would felicitate him to go past CH Lloyd who has an aggregate of 2792 runs in his 36 winning test and presently occupying the third place

V Kohli  has scored nine centuries in his winning tests and one more century would fetch him his  tenth century. If he gets it in his winning test, he would then become the fifth captain to score ten or more centuries in winning tests. Others are GC Smith {16}, RT Ponting {14}. DG Bradman {12} and SR Waugh {11}. V Kohli also would earn the distinction of becoming the first Indian captain to score ten centuries in his winning tests

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	GC Smith	SAF	2003-2014	53	84	08	4679	259	61.56	16	19	1
2	RT Ponting	Aus	2004-2010	48	87	12	4434	209	59.12	14	23	3
3	DG Bradman	Aus	1937-1948	15	23	03	2478	270	123.90	12	03	2
4	SR Waugh	Aus	1999-2003	41	56	10	2546	157*	55.34	11	07	4
5	GS Chappell	Aus	1975-1983	21	36	09	2197	204	81.37	09	08	1
6	V Kohli	Ind	2015-2019	28	48	02	2786	235	60.56	09	09	2

V Kohli remains the only captain to score five double centuries in winning tests. All his five centuries are tabulated below. He also remains the only captain to score five double centuries while batting at number  four.

No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	200	4	1	v West Indies	North Sound	21 Jul 2016
2	204	4	1	v Bangladesh	Hyd-RGS	09 Feb 2017
3	211	4	1	v New Zealand	Indore	08 Oct 2016
4	213	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
5	235	4	2	v England	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016

V Kohli also holds the record for most double centuries by a captain batting at number four in the annals of test cricket. He has six double centuries as captain while batting at number four in a test innings.

V Kohli {06} and BC Lara {05} are the two captains in the annals of test cricket to score five or more double centuries

GH Vihari of India scored 111 and 53 not out in the ongoing test against West Indies to provide the 12^th occasion of a batsman scoring a Nelson and a fifty in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AW Nourse	64	111	SAF	Aus	Jo’burg	12 Nov 1921
2	CAG Russell	140	111	Eng	SAF	Durban	16 Feb 1923
3	WM Woodfull	68	111	Aus	Eng	Sydney	14 Dec 1928
4	WJ Edrich	111	54	Eng	Aus	Leeds	22 Jul 1948
5	Hanif Mohd	111	104	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
6	SM Gavaskar	111	137	Ind	Pak	Karachi	14 Nov 1978
7	LRD Mendis	111	94	Srl	Srl	Lord’s	23 Aug 1984
8	Taufeeq Umar	75	111	Pak	Zim	Harare	09 Nov 2002
9	Taufeeq Umar	111	63	Pak	SAF	Lahore	17 Oct 2003
10	ML Hayden	111	77	Aus	ICC	Sydney	14 Oct 2005
11	JH Kallis	111	50*	SAF	Aus	Sydney	02 Jan 2006
12	GH Vihari	111	53*	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

GH Vihari of India scored 111 and 53 not out in the ongoing test against West Indies to provide the second occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a Nelson and a fifty in a test after SM Gavaskar. SM Gavaskar had scored 111 and 137 against Pakistan at Karachi in Nov 1978. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SM Gavaskar	111	137	Ind	Pak	Karachi	14 Nov 1978
2	GH Vihari	111	53*	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

CAG Russell, Hanif Mohammad and SM Gavaskar are the  three batsmen in the annals of test cricket to score a Nelson coupled with a century in a test. The following table lists the performance of these three batsmen

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CAG Russell	140	111	Eng	SAF	Durban	16 Feb 1923
2	Hanif Mohd	111	104	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
3	SM Gavaskar	111	137	Ind	Pak	Karachi	14 Nov 1978

Taufeeq Umar of Pakistan is the only batsman to perform such a feat on two occasions. He scored 75 and 111 against Zimbabwe in Nov 2002 and 111 and 63 against South Africa at Lahore in Oct 2003. The  following table lists both the occasions

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Taufeeq Umar	75	111	Pak	Zim	Harare	09 Nov 2002
2	Taufeeq Umar	111	63	Pak	SAF	Lahore	17 Oct 2003

JJ Bumrah of India captured 6 for 27 in West Indies’ first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 91^st occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets conceding less than thirty runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian bowler performing such a feat. All the four occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	Maninder Singh	18.2	8	27	7	1	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	13 Mar 1987
2	SLV Raju	17.5	13	12	6	2	Ind	Srl	Chandigarh	23 Nov 1990
3	J Srinath	11.5	4	21	6	4	Ind	SAF	Ahmedabad	20 Nov 1996
4	JJ Bumrah	12.1	3	27	6	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

It also provides the tenth occasion of a bowler performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	H Ironmonger	20.0	7	23	7	1	Aus	Win	Melbourne	13 Feb 1931
2	GAR Lock	16.0	7	20	6	3	Eng	Win	The Oval	22 Aug 1957
3	Abdul Qadir	9.3	1	16	6	4	Pak	Win	Faisalabad	24 Oct 1986
4	PCR Tufnell	14.3	3	25	6	2	Eng	Win	The Oval	08 Aug 1991
5	CL Cairns	22.5	10	27	7	3	NZl	Win	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
6	GD McGrath	20.0	12	17	6	1	Aus	Win	Brisbane	23 Nov 2000
7	SJ Harmison	12.3	8	12	7	3	Eng	Win	Kingston	11 Mar 2004
8	WPUJC Vaas	15.0	6	22	6	2	Srl	Win	Kandy	22 Jul 2005
9	BA Stokes	14.3	6	22	6	1	Eng	Win	Lord’s	07 Sep 2017
10	JJ Bumrah	12.1	3	27	6	2	Inf	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JJ Bumrah became the ninth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture six or more wickets conceding exact 27 runs. The following table lists all the nine bowlers

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No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	JB Iverson	19.4X8	8	27	6	3	Aus	Eng	Sydney	05 Jan 1951
2	FH Tyson	12.3X8	1	27	7	4	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	31 Dec 1954
3	Maninder Singh	18.2	8	27	7	1	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	13 Mar 1987
4	MR Whitney	12.1	3	27	7	4	Aus	Ind	Perth	01 Feb 1992
5	DJ Nash	11.0	3	27	6	1	NZl	Ind	Mohali	10 Oct 1999
6	CL Cairns	22.5	10	27	7	3	NZl	Win	Hamilton	16 Dec 1999
7	Shahadat Hossain	15.3	8	27	6	2	Ban	SAF	Dhaka	22 Feb 2008
8	PJ Cummins	11.0	3	27	6	3	Aus	v India	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
9	JJ Bumrah	12.1	3	27	6	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JJ Bumrah became the second Indian bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture six or more wickets conceding exact 27 runs after Maninder Singh. Maninder Singh had captured seven wickets conceding 27 runs against Pakistan at Bangalore in Mar 1987. The following table lists these two bowlers

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	Maninder Singh	18.2	8	27	7	1	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	13 Mar 1987
2	JJ Bumrah	12.1	3	27	6	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JO Holder of West Indies returned with figures of 5 for 77 in India’s first innings in the ongoing test against India at Kingston to provide the 123^rd occasion of a captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 20^th occasion of a captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against India in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GOB Allen	17.0	7	35	5	1	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	27 Jun 1936
2	GOB Allen	18.0	1	43	5	3	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	27 Jun 1936
3	GOB Allen	20.0	3	80	7	3	Eng	Ind	The Oval	15 Aug 1936
4	R Benaud	46.0	18	76	5	3	Aus	Ind	Delhi	12 Dec 1959
5	R Benaud	32.1	14	43	5	2	Aus	Ind	Chennai	13 Jan 1960
6	Fazal Mahmood	25.3	12	26	5	2	Pak	Ind	Kolkata	30 Dec 1960
7	R Illingworth	34.3	12	70	5	2	Eng	Ind	The Oval	19 Aug 1971
8	RGD Willis	28.0	3	101	6	3	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	10 Jun 1982
9	Imran Khan	20.1	4	60	8	3	Pak	Ind	Karachi	23 Dec 1982
10	Imran Khan	25.0	3	98	6	1	Pak	Ind	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
11	Imran Khan	30.5	12	82	5	3	Pak	Ind	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
12	Imran Khan	17.2	3	35	6	2	Pak	Ind	Hyd-Pak	14 Jan 1983
13	CA Walsh	22.0	4	79	6	1	Win	Ind	Mumbai	18 Nov 1994
14	Naimur Rahman	44.3	9	132	6	2	Ban	Ind	Dhaka	10 Nov 2000
15	SM Pollock	21.4	10	56	6	3	SAF	Ind	Bloemfontein	03 Nov 2001
16	SM Pollock	16.0	3	40	5	2	SAF	Ind	P Elizabeth	16 Nov 2001
17	Shakib Al Hasan	29.5	10	62	5	1	Ban	Ind	Chattogram	17 Jan 2010
18	DL Vettori	49.4	7	135	5	2	NZl	Ind	Hyd-RGS	12 Nov 2010
19	JO Holder	23.0	5	56	5	2	Win	Ind	Hyd-RGS	12 Oct 2018
20	JO Holder	32.1	9	77	5	1	Win	Ind	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JO Holder of West Indies returned with figures of 5 for 77 in India’s first innings in the ongoing test against India at Kingston to provide the third occasion of a West Indies captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings againdt India in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CA Walsh	22.0	4	79	6	1	Win	Ind	Mumbai	18 Nov 1994
2	JO Holder	23.0	5	56	5	2	Win	Ind	Hyd-RGS	12 Oct 2018
3	JO Holder	32.1	9	77	5	1	Win	Ind	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JO Holder of West Indies returned with figures of 5 for 77 in India’s first innings in the ongoing test against India at Kingston to provide the 21^st occasion of a West Indies captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JDC Goddard	14.2	5	31	5	2	v England	Georgetown	03 Mar 1948
2	DS Atkinson	36.2	16	56	5	3	v Australia	Bridgetown	14 May 1955
3	DS Atkinson	31.0	12	66	5	3	v New Zealand	Wellington	03 Mar 1956
4	DS Atkinson	40.0	21	53	7	3	v New Zealand	Auckland	09 Mar 1956
5	GS Sobers	19.3	4	41	5	2	v England	Leeds	04 Aug 1966
6	GS Sobers	33.6×8	12	73	6	4	v Australia	Brisbane	06 Dec 1968
7	GS Sobers	40.0	18	42	5	3	v England	Leeds	10 Jul 1969
8	CA Walsh	22.0	4	79	6	1	v India	Mumbai	18 Nov 1994
9	CA Walsh	20.4	7	37	7	2	v New Zealand	Wellington	10 Feb 1995
10	CA Walsh	15.2	8	18	6	3	v New Zealand	Wellington	10 Feb 1995
11	CA Walsh	30.0	6	98	5	1	v Australia	Sydney	29 Nov 1996
12	CA Walsh	20.0	4	74	5	3	v Australia	Perth	01 Feb 1997
13	CA Walsh	32.0	9	78	5	2	v Pakistan	Peshawar	17 Nov 1997
14	CA Walsh	43.1	6	143	5	2	v Pakistan	Rawalpindi	29 Nov 1997
15	DJG Sammy	17.0	7	29	5	4	v Pakistan	Providence	12 May 2011
16	JO Holder	17.3	5	30	5	3	v Pakistan	Sharjah	30 Oct 2016
17	JO Holder	14.2	4	41	5	4	v Sri Lanka	Bridgetown	23 Jun 2018
18	JO Holder	10.1	1	44	5	2	v Bangladesh	Kingston	12 Jul 2018
19	JO Holder	13.0	3	59	6	4	v Bangladesh	Kingston	12 Jul 2018
20	JO Holder	23.0	5	56	5	2	v India	Hyd-RGS	12 Oct 2018
21	JO Holder	32.1	9	77	5	1	v India	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JO Holder of West Indies returned with figures of 5 for 77 in India’s first innings in the ongoing test against India at Kingston to provide the sixth occasion of his capturing five plus wickets in a test innings while leading West Indies.

All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JO Holder	17.3	5	30	5	3	v Pakistan	Sharjah	30 Oct 2016
2	JO Holder	14.2	4	41	5	4	v Sri Lanka	Bridgetown	23 Jun 2018
3	JO Holder	10.1	1	44	5	2	v Bangladesh	Kingston	12 Jul 2018
4	JO Holder	13.0	3	59	6	4	v Bangladesh	Kingston	12 Jul 2018
5	JO Holder	23.0	5	56	5	2	v India	Hyd-RGS	12 Oct 2018
6	JO Holder	32.1	9	77	5	1	v India	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

JO Holder became the sixth captain in the annals of test cricket to capture five or more wickets in an innings  on six or more occasions. The following table lists all the six bowlers who have performed such a feat

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	W	Ave	5
1	Imran Khan	Pak	1982-1992	48	71	9211	3790	187	20.26	12
2	R Benaud	Aus	1958-1963	28	56	10720	3559	138	25.78	09
3	BS Bedi	Ind	1976-1978	22	39	7279	2631	106	24.82	08
4	CA Walsh	Win	1994-1997	22	37	4877	2186	85	25.71	07
5	JO Holder	Win	2015-2019	31	52	5091	2168	84	25.80	06
6	DL Vettori	NZl	2007-2011	32	54	9275	3873	116	33.38	06

JO Holder became the second West Indies captain in the annals of test cricket to capture five or more wickets in an innings on six or more occasions  after CA Walsh. CA Walsh has captured five or more wickets in an innings on seven occasions. The following table lists both the bowlers who have performed such a feat

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	W	Ave	5
1	CA Walsh	Win	1994-1997	22	37	4877	2186	85	25.71	07
2	JO Holder	Win	2015-2019	31	52	5091	2168	84	25.80	06

JJ Bumrah of India performed the  hat trick against West Indies in the ongoing test at Kingston to provide the 44^th occasion of a bowler performing the feat in the annals  of test cricket. He also became the 42ndbowler to perform the feat H Trumble of Australia has performed the feat twice and TJ Matthews of Australia performed the feat in both innings of the  test}. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Bowler	Victims	Teams	Ground	season
1	FR Spofforth	VPFA Royle, FA Mackinnon, T.Emmett	Aus v Eng	Melbourne	1878-79
2	W Bates	PS McDonnell, G Giffen, GJ Bonnor	Eng v Aus	Melbourne	1882-83
3	J Briggs	WF Giffen, ST Callaway, JM Blackham	Eng v Aus	Sydney	1891-92
4	GA Lohmann	FJ Cook, J Middleton, JT Willoughby	Eng v RSA	P Elizabeth	1895-96
5	JT Hearne	C Hill, SE Gregory, MA Noble	Eng v Aus	Leeds	1899
6	H Trumble	AO Jones, JR Gunn, SF Barnes	Aus v Eng	Melbourne	1901-02
7	H Trumble	BJT Bosanquet, PF Warner, AFA Lilley	Aus v Eng	Melbourne	1903-04
8	TJ Matthews	1st Inns: R Beaumont, SJ Pegler, TA Ward	Aus v RSA	Manchester	1912
9	TJ Matthews	2nd Inns: HW Taylor, RO Schwartz, TA Ward	Aus v RSA	Manchester	1912
10	MJC Allom	TC Lowry, KC James, FT Badcock	Eng v NZ	Christchurch	1929-30
11	TWJ Goddard	AD Nourse, N Gordon, WW Wade	Eng v RSA	J’burg	1938-39
12	PJ Loader	JDC Goddard, S Ramadhin, R Gilchrist	Eng v WI	Leeds	1957
13	LF Kline	ERH Fuller, HJ Tayfield, NAT Adcock	Aus v RSA	Cape Town	1957-58
14	WW Hall	Mushtaq Mohd, FazalMahmood, NasimulGhani	WI v Pak	Lahore	1958-59
15	GM Griffin	MJK Smith, PM Walker, FS Trueman	RSA v Eng	Lord’s	1960
16	LR Gibbs	KD Mackay, ATW Grout, FM Misson	WI v Aus	Adelaide	1960-61
17	PJ Petherick	Javed Miandad, Wasim Raja, Intikhab Alam	NZ v Pak	Lahore	1976-77
18	CA Walsh	AIC Dodemaide, MRJ Veletta, GM Wood	WI v Aus	Brisbane	1988-89
19	MG Hughes	CEL Ambrose, BP Patterson, CG Greenidge	Aus v WI	Perth	1988-89
20	DW Fleming	Aamer Malik, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Saleem Malik	Aus v Pak	Rawalpindi	1994-95
21	SK Warne	PAJ DeFreitas, D Gough, DE Malcolm	Aus v Eng	Melbourne	1994-95
22	DG Cork	RB Richardson, JR Murray, CL Hooper	Eng v WI	Manchester	1995
23	D Gough	IA Healy, SCG MacGill, CR Miller	Eng v Aus	Sydney	1998-99
24	Wasim Akram	RS Kalu’rana, M Bandaratilleke, GP W”singhe	Pak v SL	Lahore	1998-99
25	Wasim Akram	DA Gunawardene, C Vaas, M Jayawardene	Pak v SL	Dhaka	1998-99
26	DNT Zoysa	TR Gripper, MW Goodwin, NC Johnson	SL v Zim	Harare	1999-00
27	Abdul Razzaq	RS Kalu’rana, R Herath, KR Pushpakumara	Pak v SL	Galle	1999-00
28	GD McGrath	SL Campbell, BC Lara, JC Adams	Aus v WI	Perth	2000-01
29	Harbhajan Singh	RT Ponting, AC Gilchrist, SK Warne	Ind v Aus	Kolkata	2000-01
30	Mohd Sami	TCB Fernando, DNT Zoysa, M Muralitharan	Pak v SL	Lahore	2001-02
31	JJC Lawson	B Lee, SCG MacGill, JL Langer	WI v Aus	Bridgetown	2002-03
32	Alok Kapali	Shabbir Ahmed, Danish Kaneria, Umar Gul	Ban v Pak	Peshawar	2003
33	AM Blignaut	H Sarkar, Mohd Ashraful, M Rahman	Zim v Ban	Harare	2003-04
34	MJ Hoggard	RR Sarwan, S Chanderpaul, RO Hinds	Eng v WI	Barbados	2003-04
35	JEC Franklin	MI Rana, Mohd Rafique, Tapash Baisya	NZ v Ban	Dhaka	2004-05
36	IK Pathan	Salman Butt, Younis Khan, Mohd Yousuf	Ind v Pak	Karachi	2005-06
37	RJ Sidebottom	SP Fleming, MS Sinclair, JDP Oram	Eng v NZ	Hamilton	2007-08
38	PM Siddle	AN Cook, MJ Prior, SCJ Broad	Aus v Eng	Brisbane	2010-11
39	SCJ Broad	MS Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh, P Kumar	Eng v Ind	Nottingham	2011
40	Sohag Gazi	CJ Anderson, BJ Watling, DAJ Bracewell	Ban v NZ	Chittagong	2013-14
41	SCJ Broad	KC Sangakkara, LD Chandimal, RMS Eranga	Eng v SL	Leeds	2014
42	HMRKB Herath	AC Voges, PM Nevill, MA Starc	SL v Aus	Galle	2016
43	MM Ali	D Elgar, K Rabada, M Morkel	Eng v RSA	The Oval	2017
44	JJ Bumrah	DM Bravo, SSJ Brooks, RL Chase	Ind v WI	Kingston	2019

JJ Bumrah of India performed the hat trick against West Indies in the ongoing test at Kingston to provide the third occasion of an Indian bowler performing the feat in the annals  of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Bowler	Victims	Teams	Ground	season
1	Harbhajan Singh	RT Ponting, AC Gilchrist, SK Warne	Ind v Aus	Kolkata	2000-01
2	IK Pathan	Salman Butt, Younis Khan, Mohd Yousuf	Ind v Pak	Karachi	2005-06
3	JJ Bumrah	DM Bravo, SSJ Brooks, RL Chase	Ind v WI	Kingston	2019

He also became the third bowler to perform the feat on West Indies soil. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Bowler	Victims	Teams	Ground	season
1	JJC Lawson	B Lee, SCG MacGill, JL Langer	WI v Aus	Bridgetown	2002-03
2	MJ Hoggard	RR Sarwan, S Chanderpaul, RO Hinds	Eng v WI	Bridgetown	2003-04
3	JJ Bumrah	DM Bravo, SSJ Brooks, RL Chase	Ind v WI	Kingston	2019

JJ Bumrah of India performed the hat trick against West Indies in the ongoing test at Kingston to provide the third occasion of a bowler performing the feat against West Indies in the annals  of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Bowler	Victims	Teams	Ground	season
1	PJ Loader	JDC Goddard, S Ramadhin, R Gilchrist	Eng v WI	Leeds	1957
2	MG Hughes	CEL Ambrose, BP Patterson, CG Greenidge	Aus v WI	Perth	1988-89
3	DG Cork	RB Richardson, JR Murray, CL Hooper	Eng v WI	Manchester	1995
4	GD McGrath	SL Campbell, BC Lara, JC Adams	Aus v WI	Perth	2000-01
5	MJ Hoggard	RR Sarwan, S Chanderpaul, RO Hinds	Eng v WI	Bridgetown	2003-04
6	JJ Bumrah	DM Bravo, SSJ Brooks, RL Chase	Ind v WI	Kingston	2019

GH Vihari and I Sharma added 112 runs for the eighth wicket in India’s first innings in the ongoing test against West Indies to provide the 111^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the eighth wicket in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 18^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a a three figure partnership for the eighth wicket against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	FM Engineer, RG Nadkarni	8	101	1	Eng	Chennai	10 Jan 1962
2	FM Engineer, RG Nadkarni	8	143	1	NZl	Chennai	27 Feb 1965
3	KD Ghavri, SMH Kirmani	8	127	1	Aus	Mumbai	03 Nov 1979
4	SMH Kirmani, RJ Shastri	8	128	2	Eng	Delhi	23 Dec 1981
5	SMH Kirmani, S Madan Lal	8	122	1	Pak	Faisalabad	03 Jan 1983
6	BS Sandhu, Yashpal Sharma	8	107	1	Win	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
7	PK Amre, KS More	8	101	2	SAF	Durban	13 Nov 1992
8	M Azharuddin, A Kumble	8	161	2	SAF	Kolkata	27 Nov 1996
9	R Dravid, J Srinath	8	144	2	NZl	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
10	SC Ganguly, J Srinath	8	100	3	Pak	Delhi	04 Feb 1999
11	R Dravid, Sarandeep Singh	8	120*	2	Win	Georgetown	11 Apr 2002
12	IK Pathan, Yuvraj Singh	8	117	1	Pak	Lahore	05 Apr 2004
13	M Kaif, A Kumble	8	128	2	Eng	Nagpur	01 Mar 2006
14	Harbhajan Singh, SR Tendulkar	8	129	2	Aus	Sydney	02 Jan 2008
15	Harbhajan Singh, A Kumble	8	107	1	Aus	Adelaide	24 Jan 2008
16	A Mishra, CA Pujara	8	104	1	Srl	Col-SSC	28 Aug 2015
17	V Kohli, J Yadav	8	241	2	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
18	I Sharma, GH Vihari	8	112	1	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

It also provides the third occasion of Indian batsmen posting a a three figure partnership for the eighth wicket against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	BS Sandhu, Yashpal Sharma	8	107	1	Win	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
2	R Dravid, Sarandeep Singh	8	120*	2	Win	Georgetown	11 Apr 2002
3	I Sharma, GH Vihari	8	112	1	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

It also provides the tenth occasion of batsmen posting a a three figure partnership for the eighth wicket against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	R Benaud, IWG Johnson	8	137	2	Aus	Win	Kingston	11 Jun 1955
2	TW Graveney, JT Murray	8	217	2	Eng	Win	The Oval	18 Aug 1966
3	BE Congdon, RS Cunis	8	136	1	NZl	Win	Port of Spain	09 Mar 1972
4	BS Sandhu, Yashpal Sharma	8	107	1	Ind	Win	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
5	LK Germon, DN Patel	8	110	2	NZl	Win	St John’s	27 Apr 1996
6	R Dravid, Sarandeep Singh	8	120*	2	Ind	Win	Georgetown	11 Apr 2002
7	AM Blignaut, HH Streak	8	168	1	Zim	Win	Harare	04 Nov 2003
8	MV Boucher, JH Kallis	8	146	1	SAF	Win	Cape Town	02 Jan 2004
9	MM Ali, CR Woakes	8	117	3	Eng	Win	Leeds	25 Aug 2017
10	I Sharma, GH Vihari	8	112	1	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

It also provides the third occasion of batsmen posting a a three figure partnership for the eighth wicket against West Indies at Kingston in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	R Benaud, IWG Johnson	8	137	2	Aus	Win	Kingston	11 Jun 1955
2	BS Sandhu, Yashpal Sharma	8	107	1	Ind	Win	Kingston	23 Feb 1983
3	I Sharma, GH Vihari	8	112	1	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

GH Vihari of India scored 111 in the ongoing test against West Indies at Kingston to provide the 62^nd occasion of a batsman scoring 111 and 111 not out in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	AW Nourse	111	SAF	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Nov 1921
2	CAG Russell	111	Eng	SAF	Durban	16 Feb 1923
3	WM Woodfull	111	Aus	Eng	Sydney	14 Dec 1928
4	KG Viljoen	111	SAF	Aus	Melbourne	31 Dec 1931
5	M Leyland	111*	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1937
6	MH Mankad	111	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
7	WJ Edrich	111	Eng	Aus	Leeds	22 Jul 1948
8	AJ Watkins	111	Eng	SAF	Johannesburg	12 Feb 1949
9	AR Morris	111	Aus	SAF	Johannesburg	10 Feb 1950
10	P Roy	111	Eng	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952
11	TW Graveney	111	Eng	Aus	Sydney	25 Feb 1955
12	AR Morris	111	Aus	Win	Port of Spain	11 Apr 1955
13	SN McGregor	111	NZl	Pak	Lahore	26 Oct 1955
14	Hanif Mohammad	111	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
15	PH Parfitt	111	Eng	Pak	Karachi	02 Feb 1962
16	PJ Sharpe	111	Eng	NZl	Nottingham	07 Aug 1969
17	IM Chappell	111	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	21 Jan 1971
18	MG Burgess	111	NZl	Pak	Lahore	09 Oct 1976
19	DI Gower	111	Eng	NZl	The Oval	27 Jul 1978
20	SM Gavaskar	111	Ind	Pak	Karachi	14 Nov 1978
21	AB Williams	111	Win	Ind	Kolkata	29 Dec 1978
22	GM Wood	111	Aus	NZl	Brisbane	28 Nov 1980
23	Mansoor Akhtar	111	Pak	Aus	Faisalabad	30 Sep 1982
24	LRD Mendis	111	Srl	Eng	Lord’s	23 Aug 1984
25	RJ Shastri	111	Ind	Eng	Kolkata	31 Dec 1984
26	JV Coney	111*	NZl	Pak	Dunedin	09 Feb 1985
27	A Ranatunga	111	Srl	Ind	Col-SSC	30 Aug 1985
28	SAR Silva	111	Srl	Ind	Col-PSS	06 Sep 1985
29	GM Wood	111	Aus	Win	Perth	02 Dec 1988
30	DL Haynes	111	Win	Aus	Georgetown	23 Mar 1991
31	CL Hooper	111	Win	Eng	Lord’s	20 Jun 1991
32	SR Tendulkar	111	Ind	SAF	Johannesburg	26 Nov 1992
33	DC Boon	111	Aus	Win	Brisbane	27 Nov 1992
34	MA Taylor	111	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	17 Jun 1993
35	ME Waugh	111	Aus	NZl	Hobart	26 Nov 1993
36	MA Atherton	111	Eng	NZl	Manchester	30 Jun 1994
37	ME Waugh	111	Aus	Srl	Perth	08 Dec 1995
38	NS Sidhu	111	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	02 Aug 1997
39	SM Pollock	111	SAF	Srl	Centurion	20 Jan 2001
40	ST Jayasuriya	111	Srl	Ind	Galle	14 Aug 2001
41	Taufeeq Umar	111	Pak	Zim	Harare	09 Nov 2002
42	JL Langer	111	Aus	Win	St John’s	09 May 2003
43	Taufeeq Umar	111	Pak	SAF	Lahore	17 Oct 2003
44	Mohammad Rafique	111	Ban	Win	Gros Islet	28 May 2004
45	Mohammad Yousuf	111	Pak	Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 2004
46	BB McCullum	111	NZl	Zim	Harare	07 Aug 2005
47	ML Hayden	111	Aus	ICC	Sydney	14 Oct 2005
48	JH Kallis	111	SAF	Aus	Sydney	02 Jan 2006
49	PD Collingwood	111	Eng	Win	Lord’s	17 May 2007
50	R Dravid	111	Ind	SAF	Chennai	26 Mar 2008
51	R Dravid	111*	Ind	Ban	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
52	NT Paranavitana	111	Srl	Ind	Galle	18 Jul 2010
53	Harbhajan Singh	111*	Ind	NZl	Hyd-RGS	12 Nov 2010
54	SR Tendulkar	111*	Ind	SAF	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
55	Younis Khan	111	Pak	SAF	Cape Town	14 Feb 2013
56	Asad Shafiq	111	Pak	SAF	Cape Town	14 Feb 2013
57	H Masakadza	111*	Zim	Ban	Harare	25 Apr 2013
58	RG Sharma	111*	Ind	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
59	SPD Smith	111	Aus	Eng	Perth	13 Dec 2013
60	SPD Smith	111	Aus	Ind	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
61	AD Mathews	111	Srl	Ind	Delhi	02 Dec 2017
62	GH Vihari	111	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

GH Vihari of India scored 111 in the ongoing test against West Indies at Kingston to provide the 12^th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 111 and 111 not out in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	MH Mankad	111	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	06 Feb 1948
2	P Roy	111	Ind	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952
3	SM Gavaskar	111	Ind	Pak	Karachi	14 Nov 1978
4	RJ Shastri	111	Ind	Eng	Kolkata	31 Dec 1984
5	SR Tendulkar	111	Ind	SAF	Johannesburg	26 Nov 1992
6	NS Sidhu	111	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	02 Aug 1997
7	R Dravid	111	Ind	SAF	Chennai	26 Mar 2008
8	R Dravid	111*	Ind	Ban	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
9	Harbhajan Singh	111*	Ind	NZl	Hyd-RGS	12 Nov 2010
10	SR Tendulkar	111*	Ind	SAF	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
11	RG Sharma	111*	Ind	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
12	GH Vihari	111	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

GH Vihari of India scored 111 in the ongoing test against West Indies at Kingston to provide the eighth occasion of a batsman scoring 111 and 111 not out in a test innings against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	AR Morris	111	Aus	Win	Port of Spain	11 Apr 1955
2	GM Wood	111	Aus	Win	Perth	02 Dec 1988
3	DC Boon	111	Aus	Win	Brisbane	27 Nov 1992
4	JL Langer	111	Aus	Win	St John’s	09 May 2003
5	Mohammad Rafique	111	Ban	Win	Gros Islet	28 May 2004
6	PD Collingwood	111	Eng	Win	Lord’s	17 May 2007
7	RG Sharma	111*	Ind	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
8	GH Vihari	111	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

GH Vihari of India scored 111 in the ongoing test against West Indies at Kingston to provide the second occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 111 and 111 not out in a test innings against West Indies. RG Sharma had scored 111 not out at Mumbai in Nov 2013. Both the occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	RG Sharma	111*	Ind	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
2	GH Vihari	111	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

The following table lists the seven batsmen who have scored 111 not out in a test innings. This elite club includes four Indian batsmen – R Dravid. Harbhajan Singh, SR Tendulkar and RG Sharma

No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	M Leyland	111*	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1937
2	JV Coney	111*	NZl	Pak	Dunedin	09 Feb 1985
3	R Dravid	111*	Ind	Ban	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
4	Harbhajan Singh	111*	Ind	NZl	Hyd-RGS	12 Nov 2010
5	SR Tendulkar	111*	Ind	SAF	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
6	H Masakadza	111*	Zim	Ban	Harare	25 Apr 2013
7	RG Sharma	111*	Ind	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013

AR Morris, GM Wood,  ME Waugh. R Dravid, SPD Smith, SR Tendulkar and Taufeeq Umar are the seven batsmen to score 111 or 111 not out on two occasions. The feat of these seven batsmen are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	AR Morris	111	Aus	SAF	Johannesburg	10 Feb 1950
	2	AR Morris	111	Aus	Win	Port of Spain	11 Apr 1955
2	1	GM Wood	111	Aus	NZl	Brisbane	28 Nov 1980
	2	GM Wood	111	Aus	Win	Perth	02 Dec 1988
3	1	ME Waugh	111	Aus	NZl	Hobart	26 Nov 1993
	2	ME Waugh	111	Aus	Srl	Perth	08 Dec 1995
4	1	R Dravid	111	Ind	SAF	Chennai	26 Mar 2008
	2	R Dravid	111*	Ind	Ban	Dhaka	24 Jan 2010
5	1	SPD Smith	111	Aus	Eng	Perth	13 Dec 2013
	2	SPD Smith	111	Aus	Ind	Dharamsala	25 Mar 2017
6	1	SR Tendulkar	111	Ind	SAF	Johannesburg	26 Nov 1992
	2	SR Tendulkar	111*	Ind	SAF	Centurion	16 Dec 2010
7	1	Taufeeq Umar	111	Pak	Zim	Harare	09 Nov 2002
	2	Taufeeq Umar	111	Pak	SAF	Lahore	17 Oct 2003

KL Rahul of India was dismissed for 13 in India’s first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 35^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for an “unlucky thirteen” in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to be dismissed for 13 in a test innings against West Indies

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JG Navle	13	4	v England	Lord’s	25 Jun 1932
2	JG Navle	13	1	v England	Mumbai	15 Dec 1933
3	Dilawar Hussain	13	2	v England	Chennai	10 Feb 1934
4	S Mushtaq Ali	13	1	v England	Manchester	25 Jul 1936
5	Amir Elahi	13	3	v Australia	Sydney	12 Dec 1947
6	MH Mankad	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1948
7	P Roy	13	1	v Australia	Chennai	19 Oct 1956
8	P Roy	13	2	v Australia	Kolkata	2 Nov 1956
9	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
10	CPS Chauhan	13	2	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	21 Nov 1979
11	K Srikkanth	13	3	v England	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
12	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
13	SM Gavaskar	13	1	v England	Kolkata	31 Dec 1984
14	K Srikkanth	13	3	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
15	NS Sidhu	13	2	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
16	K Srikkanth	13	1	v Australia	Brisbane	29 Nov 1991
17	NS Sidhu	13	1	v England	Kolkata	29 Jan 1993
18	M Prabhakar	13	4	v England	Kolkata	29 Jan 1993
19	V Rathour	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	16 Jan 1997
20	NS Sidhu	13	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
21	W Jaffer	13	1	v South Africa	Bengaluru	02 Mar 2000
22	S Ramesh	13	2	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	18 Nov 2000
23	D Dasgupta	13	2	v South Africa	Port Elizabeth	16 Nov 2001
24	SS Das	13	2	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	28 Feb 2002
25	V Sehwag	13	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
26	V Sehwag	13	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	23 Jul 2008
27	V Sehwag	13	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2011
28	R Dravid	13	3	v England	The Oval	18 Aug 2011
29	G Gambhir	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2011
30	S Dhawan	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Dec 2013
31	M Vijay	13	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
32	M Vijay	13	4	v South Africa	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
33	S Dhawan	13	4	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018
34	GH Vihari	13	3	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
35	KL Rahul	13	1	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

The following Indian opening batsmen have been dismissed for “thirteen” on two or more occasions. K Srikkanth, NS Sidhu, SM Gavaskar and V Sehwag have been dismissed for thirteen on three occasions, while M Vijay, P Roy and S Dhavan have been dismissed on two occasions

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	K Srikkanth	13	3	v England	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
2	K Srikkanth	13	3	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
3	K Srikkanth	13	1	v Australia	Brisbane	29 Nov 1991
1	NS Sidhu	13	2	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
2	NS Sidhu	13	1	v England	Kolkata	29 Jan 1993
3	NS Sidhu	13	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
1	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
2	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
3	SM Gavaskar	13	1	v England	Kolkata	31 Dec 1984
1	V Sehwag	13	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
2	V Sehwag	13	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	23 Jul 2008
3	V Sehwag	13	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2011
1	M Vijay	13	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
2	M Vijay	13	4	v South Africa	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
1	P Roy	13	1	v Australia	Chennai	19 Oct 1956
2	P Roy	13	2	v Australia	Kolkata	2 Nov 1956
1	S Dhawan	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Dec 2013
2	S Dhawan	13	4	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018

The following table furnishes the breakup of Indian batsmen dismissed for 13 innings wise.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JG Navle	13	1	v England	Mumbai	15 Dec 1933
2	S Mushtaq Ali	13	1	v England	Manchester	25 Jul 1936
3	P Roy	13	1	v Australia	Chennai	19 Oct 1956
4	SM Gavaskar	13	1	v England	Kolkata	31 Dec 1984
5	K Srikkanth	13	1	v Australia	Brisbane	29 Nov 1991
6	NS Sidhu	13	1	v England	Kolkata	29 Jan 1993
7	V Rathour	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	16 Jan 1997
8	W Jaffer	13	1	v South Africa	Bengaluru	02 Mar 2000
9	S Dhawan	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Dec 2013
10	KL Rahul	13	1	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019
1	Dilawar Hussain	13	2	v England	Chennai	10 Feb 1934
2	P Roy	13	2	v Australia	Kolkata	2 Nov 1956
3	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
4	CPS Chauhan	13	2	v Pakistan	Bengaluru	21 Nov 1979
5	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
6	NS Sidhu	13	2	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
7	S Ramesh	13	2	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	18 Nov 2000
8	D Dasgupta	13	2	v South Africa	Port Elizabeth	16 Nov 2001
9	SS Das	13	2	v Zimbabwe	Delhi	28 Feb 2002
10	V Sehwag	13	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
11	V Sehwag	13	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2011
1	Amir Elahi	13	3	v Australia	Sydney	12 Dec 1947
2	K Srikkanth	13	3	v England	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
3	K Srikkanth	13	3	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
4	V Sehwag	13	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	23 Jul 2008
5	R Dravid	13	3	v England	The Oval	18 Aug 2011
6	GH Vihari	13	3	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
1	JG Navle	13	4	v England	Lord’s	25 Jun 1932
2	MH Mankad	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1948
3	M Prabhakar	13	4	v England	Kolkata	29 Jan 1993
4	NS Sidhu	13	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
5	G Gambhir	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2011
6	M Vijay	13	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
7	M Vijay	13	4	v South Africa	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
8	S Dhawan	13	4	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018

KL Rahul of India was dismissed for 13 in India’s first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 23rd occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for an “unlucky thirteen” in a test innings on away soil. All such occasions are tabulated below. KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to be dismissed for 13 in a test innings against West Indies on away soil

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JG Navle	13	4	v England	Lord’s	25 Jun 1932
2	S Mushtaq Ali	13	1	v England	Manchester	25 Jul 1936
3	Amir Elahi	13	3	v Australia	Sydney	12 Dec 1947
4	MH Mankad	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1948
5	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
6	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
7	K Srikkanth	13	3	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
8	NS Sidhu	13	2	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
9	K Srikkanth	13	1	v Australia	Brisbane	29 Nov 1991
10	V Rathour	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	16 Jan 1997
11	NS Sidhu	13	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
12	D Dasgupta	13	2	v South Africa	Port Elizabeth	16 Nov 2001
13	V Sehwag	13	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
14	V Sehwag	13	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	23 Jul 2008
15	V Sehwag	13	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2011
16	R Dravid	13	3	v England	The Oval	18 Aug 2011
17	G Gambhir	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2011
18	S Dhawan	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Dec 2013
19	M Vijay	13	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
20	M Vijay	13	4	v South Africa	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
21	S Dhawan	13	4	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018
22	GH Vihari	13	3	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
23	KL Rahul	13	1	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019

K Srikkanth {02}, M Vijay {02}, NS Sidhu {02}, S Dhawan {02} and SM Gavaskar {02} are the five Indian opening batsman dismissed for 13 in an innings on two occasions on away soil, while V Sehwas is the only opening batsman dismissed for 13 in an innings on three occasions on away soil. The following table list all these batsmen

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	K Srikkanth	13	3	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
2	K Srikkanth	13	1	v Australia	Brisbane	29 Nov 1991
1	M Vijay	13	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
2	M Vijay	13	4	v South Africa	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
1	NS Sidhu	13	2	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
2	NS Sidhu	13	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
1	S Dhawan	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Dec 2013
2	S Dhawan	13	4	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018
1	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
2	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
1	V Sehwag	13	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
2	V Sehwag	13	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	23 Jul 2008
3	V Sehwag	13	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2011

The following table furnishes the breakup of Indian batsmen dismissed for 13 innings wise on away soil

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	S Mushtaq Ali	13	1	v England	Manchester	25 Jul 1936
2	K Srikkanth	13	1	v Australia	Brisbane	29 Nov 1991
3	V Rathour	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	16 Jan 1997
4	S Dhawan	13	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Dec 2013
5	KL Rahul	13	1	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Aug 2019
1	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v England	The Oval	30 Aug 1979
2	SM Gavaskar	13	2	v Pakistan	Lahore	23 Jan 1983
3	NS Sidhu	13	2	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
4	D Dasgupta	13	2	v South Africa	Port Elizabeth	16 Nov 2001
5	V Sehwag	13	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
6	V Sehwag	13	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2011
1	Amir Elahi	13	3	v Australia	Sydney	12 Dec 1947
2	K Srikkanth	13	3	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	23 Nov 1989
3	V Sehwag	13	3	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	23 Jul 2008
4	R Dravid	13	3	v England	The Oval	18 Aug 2011
5	GH Vihari	13	3	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2018
1	JG Navle	13	4	v England	Lord’s	25 Jun 1932
2	MH Mankad	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1948
3	NS Sidhu	13	4	v New Zealand	Hamilton	02 Jan 1999
4	G Gambhir	13	4	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2011
5	M Vijay	13	4	v New Zealand	Auckland	06 Feb 2014
6	M Vijay	13	4	v South Africa	Cape Town	05 Jan 2018
7	S Dhawan	13	4	v England	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018