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EJG Morgan and JC Buttler of England posted 204 runs for the fourth wicket against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 to provide the eleventh occasion of England posting 200 plus runs in an innings in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	GA Gooch, DI Gower	2	202	2	v Australia	Lord’s	03 Jun 1985
2	NH Fairbrother, GA Hick	3	213	2	v West Indies	Lord’s	27 May 1991
3	VS Solanki, ME Trescothick	1	200	2	v South Africa	The Oval	28 Jun 2003
4	A Flintoff, AJ Strauss	4	226	1	v West Indies	Lord’s	06 Jul 2004
5	PD Collingwood, AJ Strauss	4	210	1	v Bangladesh	Nottingham	21 Jun 2005
6	AJ Strauss, IJL Trott	2	250	1	v Bangladesh	Birmingham	12 Jul 2010
7	RS Bopara, EJG Morgan	5	226*	2	v Ireland	Dublin (M)	03 Sep 2013
8	AD Hales, JJ Roy	1	256*	2	v Sri Lanka	Birmingham	24 Jun 2016
9	AD Hales, JE Root	2	248	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
10	JE Root, JJ Roy	3	221	2	v Australia	Melbourne	14 Jan 2018
11	JC Buttler, EJG Morgan	4	204	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

It also provides the third occasion of England posting 200 plus runs in an innings against West Indies in a one day international. All the three occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	NH Fairbrother, GA Hick	3	213	2	v West Indies	Lord’s	27 May 1991
2	A Flintoff, AJ Strauss	4	226	1	v West Indies	Lord’s	06 Jul 2004
3	JC Buttler, EJG Morgan	4	204	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

EJG Morgan and JC Buttler of England posted 204 runs for the fourth wicket against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 to provide the ninth occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs against West Indies in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	NH Fairbrother, GA Hick	3	213	2	Eng	Win	Lord’s	27 May 1991
2	AC Gilchrist, ME Waugh	1	206	2	Aus	Win	Brisbane	14 Jan 2001
3	A Flintoff, AJ Strauss	4	226	1	Eng	Win	Lord’s	06 Jul 2004
4	HM Amla, RR Rossouw	1	247	1	RSA	Win	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
5	HM Amla, RR Rossouw	3	247	1	RSA	Win	Centurion	28 Jan 2015
6	Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal	2	207	1	Ban	Win	Providence	22 Jul 2018
7	V Kohli, RG Sharma	2	246	2	Ind	Win	Guwahati	21 Oct 2018
8	AT Rayudu, RG Sharma	3	211	1	Ind	Win	Mumbai (BS)	29 Oct 2018
9	JC Buttler, EJG Morgan	4	204	1	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

EJG Morgan and JC Buttler of England posted 204 runs for the fourth wicket against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 to provide the second occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs against West Indies for the fourth wicket in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below. By a coincidence both these occasions are by England.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	A Flintoff, AJ Strauss	4	226	1	Eng	Win	Lord’s	06 Jul 2004
2	JC Buttler, EJG Morgan	4	204	1	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

England posted a team total of 418 for 6 against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 to provide the 20th occasion of a team posting a team total of 400 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	Australia	434/4	50.0	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	South Africa	438/9	49.5	2	v Australia	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
3	Sri Lanka	443/9	50.0	1	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	04 Jul 2006
4	South Africa	418/5	50.0	1	v Zimbabwe	Potchefstroom	20 Sep 2006
5	India	413/5	50.0	1	v Bermuda	Port of Spain	19 Mar 2007
6	New Zealand	402/2	50.0	1	v Ireland	Aberdeen	01 Jul 2008
7	India	414/7	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
8	Sri Lanka	411/8	50.0	2	v India	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
9	India	401/3	50.0	1	v South Africa	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
10	India	418/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Indore	08 Dec 2011
11	India	404/5	50.0	1	v Sri Lanka	Kolkata	13 Nov 2014
12	South Africa	439/2	50.0	1	v West Indies	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
13	South Africa	408/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	27 Feb 2015
14	South Africa	411/4	50.0	1	v Ireland	Canberra	03 Mar 2015
15	Australia	417/6	50.0	1	v Afghanistan	Perth	04 Mar 2015
16	England	408/9	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
17	South Africa	438/4	50.0	1	v India	Mumbai	25 Oct 2015
18	England	444/3	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
19	England	481/6	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
20	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

It also provides the fourth occasion of England posting a team total of 400 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	England	408/9	50.0	1	v New Zealand	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
2	England	444/3	50.0	1	v Pakistan	Nottingham	30 Aug 2016
3	England	481/6	50.0	1	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
4	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

It also providea the fourth occasion of a team posting a team total of 400 plus runs in an innings against West Indies in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Date
1	India	418/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Indore	08 Dec 2011
2	South Africa	439/2	50.0	1	v West Indies	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
3	South Africa	408/5	50.0	1	v West Indies	Sydney	27 Feb 2015
4	England	418/6	50.0	1	v West Indies	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

JC Buttler of England scored 150 runs against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 to provide the ninth occasion of wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below. JC Buttler became the seventh batsman to  achieve such a feat.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AC Gilchrist	154	1	Aus	Srl	Melbourne	07 Feb 1999
2	AC Gilchrist	172	1	Aus	Zim	Hobart	16 Jan 2004
3	MS Dhoni	183*	2	Ind	Srl	Jaipur	31 Oct 2005
4	KC Sangakkara	169	1	Srl	RSA	Colombo (RPS)	20 Jul 2013
5	D Ramdin	169	1	Win	Ban	Basseterre	25 Aug 2014
6	L Ronchi	170*	1	NZl	Srl	Dunedin	23 Jan 2015
7	Q de Kock	178	2	RSA	Aus	Centurion	30 Sep 2016
8	Q de Kock	168*	2	RSA	Ban	Kimberley	15 Oct 2017
9	JC Buttler	150	1	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

E Morgan {103} and JC Buttler {150} of West Indies  scored  centuries against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 to  provide  the eighth occasion of a captain and a wicket keeper scoring hundreds in the same innings of an One day international. All such occasions are tabulated.  It provides the first occasion of  an England captain and wicket keeper involving in such a feat.  It also provide the first such occasion against West Indies

No	Player	C/Wk	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	RT Ponting	C	119	1	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	15.12.02
	AC Gilchrist	Wk	124	1	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	15.12.02
2	RT Ponting	C	108*	1	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	12.11.03
	AC Gilchrist	Wk	111	1	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	12.11.03
3	M Jayawardene	C	107	1	Asia	Afr	Chennai	10.06.07
	MS Dhoni	Wk	139*	1	Asia	Aft	Chennai	10.06.07
4	RT Ponting	C	126	2	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	15.09.09
	TD Paine	Wk	111	1	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	17.09.09
5	AB de Villiers	C	109	1	RSA	Ind	Centurion	11.12.13
	Q de Kock	Wk	101	1	RSA	Ind	Centurion	11.12.13
6	AB de Villiers	C	108	1	RSA	Srl	Hambantota	12.07.14
	Q de Kock	Wk	128	1	RSA	Srl	Hambantota	12.07.14
7	AB de Villiers	C	119	1	RSA	Ind	Mumbai`	25.10.15
	Q de Kock	Wk	109	1	RSA	Ind	Mumbai	25.10.15
8	EJG Morgan	C	103	1	Eng	Win	St George’s	27.02.19
	JC Buttler	Wk	150	1	Eng	Win	St George’s	27.02.19

V Kohli became the first batsman in the history of T20 games to aggregate 2500 runs on a single ground. His T20 run aggregate read 2519 at the end of the second T20I against Australia at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore. His run aggregate prior to the start of this match read 2447. He completed 2500 runs when he was on 53 during his knock of 72 in this game.

GJ Maxwell was playing his 58^th T20 game when he taok the field today against India at Bengaluru. He became the second most capped T20I cricketer for Australia. DA Warner has played 70 T20I games for Australia.

AJ Finch has led Australia in 24 T20I games prior to the start of the match. Bengaluru match is his 25^th match in which he is leading Australia. He became the second captain to lead Australia in 25 or more matches after GJ Bailey. GJ Bailey has led Australia in 28 T20Is. He also became the 22^nd captain to lead a team in 25 or more T20Is

MS Dhoni has scored 49 boundary sixes prior to the start of the game. One more boundary six would fetch him his 50^th boundary six. He scored three boundary sixes in this game which gave him a total of 52 boundary sixes.  He become the fourth Indian batsman to score 50 or more boundary sixes in T20Is taking into account that V Kohli has scored  50 plus sixes. Others are – RG Sharma {102}, Yuvraj Singh {74} and SK Raina {58}. He became the 30th batsman in the history of T20Is to  scored 50 plus boundary sixes.

V Kohli has scored 48 boundary sixes prior to the start of the game. Two more boundary sixes would fetch him his 50^th boundary six. He scored six boundary sixes in this game  which fetched him a total of 54 boundary sixes he became the fifth Indian batsman to score 50 or more boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are – RG Sharma {102}, Yuvraj Singh {74} and SK Raina {58} and MS Dhoni {52} He became the 31st batsman in the history of T20Is to  scored 50  plus  boundary sixes.

MS Dhoni has scored 49 boundary sixes as a wicket keeper batsman prior to the start of the game. One more boundary six would fetch him his 50^th boundary six. He scored three boundary sixes in this game which gave him a total of 52 boundary sixes. He became the fourth wicket keeper batsman to score 50 or more boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are – Mohd Shahzad {74}, BB McCullum {58} and JC Buttler {50}

AJ Finch has played 24 T20I innings prior to the start of the match as captain of Australia. Bengaluru innings is his 25^th innings in which he is leading Australia. He became the second captain play in 25 or more innings after GJ Bailey. GJ Bailey has played 25 T20I innings while leading Australia. He would also become the 15^th captain to play 25 or more T20I innings.

AJ Finch has scored 74 boundary fours while leading Australia. His lone boundary four in this game fetched him his 75^th boundary four. He became the first Australian captain to score 75 or more boundary fours and also the sixth captain in the history of T20Is to score 75 plus boundary fours. Others are – F du Plessis {117}, WTS Porterfield {114}, KS Williamson {110}. GC Smith {99} and MS Dhoni {75}

V Kohli has a run aggregate of 2191 in T20Is. He needs nine more runs for his 2200 runs. He scored 72 runs in this game which fetched him  a total of 2263 rund. He became the fourth batsman in the history of T20Is to total 2200 plus runs. Others are – RG Sharma {2331}, MJ Guptill {2272} and Shoaib Malik {2263}

AJ Finch has an aggregate of 397 runs against India in T20Is. He scored eight rund in this game which fetched him a total of 405 runs.  He became the first batsman in the history of T20I to score 400 plus runs against India

AJ Finch and GJ Maxwell have played 12 T20Is against India. Bengaluru game will be the 13^th game for them. AJ Finch, GJ Mawell and NLTC Perera share the record for most T20I appearances against India. All the three cricketers have played 13 T20I against India at the end of Bengaluru game.

V Kohli has scored 19 fifties in T20Is prior to the start of this game. His 72 not out in this game is his 20^th fifty and with it he became the second batsman in the history of T20Is to score 20 fifties in T20Is. RG Sharma has scored 20 fifties.

V Kohli has scored 19 half centuries in T20Is prior to the start of this game. His 72 not out in this game is his 20^th half century and with it he became the first batsman in the history of T20Is to score 20 half centuries.

V Kohli of India and NLTC Perera of Sri Lanka were the only two batsmen in the history of T20Is to score five fifties against a specific opposition prior to the start of this game. V Kohli has scored five fifties against Australia and NLTC Perera against Bangladesh. V Kohli’s 72 not out in this game will fetched him his sixth fifty against Australia and with it the record for most fifties against an opposition in the history of T20Is.

MS Dhoni has an aggregate of 273 runs against Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. He 40 runs in this game gave him a total of 313 runs and he now occupied the second place in the list of wicket keeper batsmen who have scored most runs against Australia. He went past Q de Kock who has an aggregate of 274 runs. Kamran Akmal occupies the first place with 366 runs.

MS Dhoni has an aggregate of 273 T20I runs against Australia as a wicket keeper batsman. He 40 runs in this game gave him a total of 313 runs and he became the second wicket keeper to score 300 plus runs against Australia. Kamran Akmal has scored 366 runs.

GJ Maxwell has scored 69 boundary sixes prior to the start of the game. He scored nine boundary sixes in this game which fetched him 78 boundary sixes. He became the fourth Australian batsman to score 75 plus boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are SR Watson {83}, AJ Finch {79} and DA Warner {79}

GJ Maxwell scored 113 not out in this game to provide the sixth occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century in T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	AJ Finch	156	1	v England	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
2	SR Watson	124*	1	v India	Sydney	31 Jan 2016
3	GJ Maxwell	145*	1	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	06 Sep 2016
4	GJ Maxwell	103*	2	v England	Hobart	07 Feb 2018
5	AJ Finch	172	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	03 Jul 2018
6	GJ Maxwell	113*	2	v India	Bengaluru	27 Feb 2019

It also provides the second occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a century against India in T20Is after SR Watson. SR Watson had scored 124 not out at Sydney on 31.01.16

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
2	SR Watson	124*	1	v India	Sydney	31 Jan 2016
6	GJ Maxwell	113*	2	v India	Bengaluru	27 Feb 2019

GJ Maxwell with his 113 not out holds the record for most centuries by an Australian batsman in T20I. It was his third century in T20Is.  He went past AJ Finch who has scored two centuries to own the record.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	AJ Finch	156	1	v England	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
2	AJ Finch	172	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	03 Jul 2018
1	GJ Maxwell	145*	1	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	06 Sep 2016
2	GJ Maxwell	103*	2	v England	Hobart	07 Feb 2018
3	GJ Maxwell	113*	2	v India	Bengaluru	27 Feb 2019

GJ Maxwell’s 113 not out represent the highest individual innings by an Australian batsman against India in India. The previous best was 89 by AJ Finch at Rajkot on 10.10.13.

GJ Maxwell’s T20I run aggregate read 1514 at the end of this game. He became the third Australian batsman to amass 1500 plus runs in T20Is. Others are – DA Warner {1792} and AJ Finch {1671}. He also became the 24^th batsman to amass 1500 plus runs in the history of T20Is.

GJ Maxwell’s nine boundary sixes in this game is a record for most sixes by an Australian batsman against India. The previous record was seven boundary sixes scored by two batsmen – DA Warner and SR Watson. DA Warner had scored seven boundary sixes in his knock of 72 at Bridgetown on 07.05.10. SR Watson had scored seven boundary sixes in his knock of 72 at Col-RPS on 28.09.12

India fielded four wicket keepers in this game. MS Dhoni kept the wickets. KD Karthik,RR Pant and KL Rahul who had  kept  the wickets for India in other games were used as batsmen. This is  the  first game  in T20Is when a team fielded four wicket keepers

AJ Finch and DA Warner have scored 79 boundary sixes in T20Is and occupy the joint second place amongst the Australian batsmen who have scored most boundary sixes in T20Is. One more boundary six by AJ Finch would fetch him his 80^th boundary six and with It the record of becoming the second Australian batsman to score 80 or more boundary sixes in T20Is. SR Watson has scored 83 boundary sixes

GJ Maxwell has scored 69 boundary sixes prior to the start of the game and one more boundary six would fetch him 70 boundary six. If he scores it, he would then become the fourth Australian batsman to score 70 plus boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are SR Watson {83}, AJ Finch {79} and DA Warner {79}

GJ Maxwell will be playing his 58^th T20 game when he takes the field today against India at Bengaluru. He would become the second most capped T20I cricketer for Australia. DA Warner has played 70 T20I games for Australia.

AJ Finch has an aggregate of 1663 T20I runs prior to the start of the game. 37 more runs would fetch him 1700 runs and also he would become the second Australian batsman to total 1700 plus  runs in T20Is after DA Warner. DA Warner has aggregated 1792 runs in T20Is

AJ Finch has scored 779 in T20I games while leading Australia. He needs 21 more runs for his 800 runs. If he scores them, then he would become the first Australian captain to score 800 plus in T20Is.

AJ Finch has scored 779 in T20I games while leading Australia. He needs 21 more runs for his 800 runs. If he scores them, then he would become the seventh captain to score 800 plus in T20Is. Others are – F du Plessis {1252}, MS Dhoni {1112}, KS Williamson {1083}, WTS Porterfield {1002}, Asghar Afghan {846} and GC Smth {803}.

AJ Finch has led Australia in 24 T20I games prior to the start of the match. Bengaluru match will be his 25^th match in which he is leading Australia. He becomes the second captain to lead Australia in 25 or more matches after GJ Bailey. GJ Bailey has led Australia in 28 T20Is. He would also become the 22^nd captain to lead a team in 25 or more T20Is

AJ Finch has played 24 T20I innings prior to the start of the match as captain of Australia. Bengaluru innings will be his 25^th innings in which he is leading Australia. He becomes the second captain play in 25 or more innings after GJ Bailey. GJ Bailey has played 25 T20I innings while leading Australia. He would also become the 15^th captain to play 25 or more T20I innings.

AJ Finch has scored 74 boundary fours while leading Australia. One more boundary four would fetch him his 75^th boundary four. He would then become the first Australian captain to score 75 or more boundary fours and also the sixth captain in the history of T20Is to score 75 plus boundary fours. Others are – F du Plessis {117}, WTS Porterfield {114}, KS Williamson {110}. GC Smith {99} and MS Dhoni {75}

V Kohli has scored 48 boundary sixes prior to the start of the game. Two more boundary sixes would fetch him his 50^th boundary six. If he scores a six, then he would become the fourth Indian batsman to score 50 or more boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are – RG Sharma {102}, Yuvraj Singh {74} and SK Raina {58}. He also would become the 30th batsman in the  history of T20Is to  score 50  plus  boundary sixes.

MS Dhoni has scored 49 boundary sixes prior to the start of the game. One more boundary six would fetch him his 50^th boundary six. If he scores a six, then he would become the fifth Indian batsman to score 50 or more boundary sixes in T20Is taking into account that V Kohli has scored  50 plus sixes. Others are – RG Sharma {102}, Yuvraj Singh {74} and SK Raina {58} and V Kohli {50+}. He also would become the 31st batsman in the history of T20Is to score 50 plus boundary sixes.

MS Dhoni has scored 49 boundary sixes as a wicket keeper batsman prior to the start of the game. One more boundary six would fetch him his 50^th boundary six. If he scores a six, then he would become the fourth wicket keeper batsman to score 50 or more boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are – Mohd Shahzad {74}, BB McCullum {58} and JC Buttler {50}

B Kumar of India captured four for 45 in the second one  day international against India at Adelaide on 15.01.19 to provide the 20^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets against Australia  in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	N Kapil Dev	12.0	2	43	5	1	v Australia	Nottingham	13 Jun 1983
2	S Madan Lal	8.2	3	20	4	2	v Australia	Chelmsford	20 Jun 1983
3	RMH Binny	8.0	2	29	4	2	v Australia	Chelmsford	20 Jun 1983
4	N Kapil Dev	9.0	0	30	4	1	v Australia	Melbourne	31 Jan 1986
5	RJ Shastri	6.5	1	15	5	2	v Australia	Perth	08 Dec 1991
6	SR Tendulkar	10.0	1	32	5	2	v Australia	Kochi	01 Apr 1998
7	AB Agarkar	10.0	0	46	4	1	v Australia	Kanpur	07 Apr 1998
8	SR Tendulkar	9.1	0	38	4	2	v Australia	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
9	J Srinath	10.0	2	30	4	2	v Australia	Sydney	14 Jan 2000
10	AB Agarkar	9.0	0	37	4	1	v Australia	Mumbai	01 Nov 2003
11	AB Agarkar	9.3	1	42	6	1	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Jan 2004
12	L Balaji	10.0	0	48	4	2	v Australia	Brisbane	18 Jan 2004
13	M Kartik	10.0	3	27	6	1	v Australia	Mumbai	17 Oct 2007
14	I Sharma	9.1	1	38	4	1	v Australia	Melbourne	10 Feb 2008
15	IK Pathan	10.0	1	41	4	1	v Australia	Adelaide	17 Feb 2008
16	P Kumar	10.0	2	46	4	2	v Australia	Brisbane	04 Mar 2008
17	UT Yadav	9.0	0	72	4	1	v Australia	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
18	I Sharma	10.0	0	77	4	1	v Australia	Canberra	20 Jan 2016
19	UT Yadav	10.0	0	71	4	1	v Australia	Bengaluru	28 Sep 2017
20	B Kumar	10.0	0	45	4	1	v Australia	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

B Kumar of India captured four for 45 in the second one day international against India at Adelaide on 15.01.19 to provide the eleventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets against Australia in Australia  in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	N Kapil Dev	9.0	0	30	4	1	v Australia	Melbourne	31 Jan 1986
2	RJ Shastri	6.5	1	15	5	2	v Australia	Perth	08 Dec 1991
3	J Srinath	10.0	2	30	4	2	v Australia	Sydney	14 Jan 2000
4	AB Agarkar	9.3	1	42	6	1	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Jan 2004
5	L Balaji	10.0	0	48	4	2	v Australia	Brisbane	18 Jan 2004
6	I Sharma	9.1	1	38	4	1	v Australia	Melbourne	10 Feb 2008
7	IK Pathan	10.0	1	41	4	1	v Australia	Adelaide	17 Feb 2008
8	P Kumar	10.0	2	46	4	2	v Australia	Brisbane	04 Mar 2008
9	UT Yadav	9.0	0	72	4	1	v Australia	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
10	I Sharma	10.0	0	77	4	1	v Australia	Canberra	20 Jan 2016
11	B Kumar	10.0	0	45	4	1	v Australia	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

B Kumar of India captured four for 45 in the second one day international against India at Adelaide on 15.01.19 to provide the second occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets against Australia at Adelaide  in one day internationals. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	IK Pathan	10.0	1	41	4	1	v Australia	Adelaide	17 Feb 2008
2	B Kumar	10.0	0	45	4	1	v Australia	Adelaide	15 Jan 2019

CH Gayle has performed a unique feat while scoring 1000 plus runs in a calendar year in T20 games. He has achieved the feat in eight calendar years and that too in eight consecutive calendar years from 2011 to 2018.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
4	CH Gayle	2014	37	36	3	1056	111*	32.00	2	5	0	91	60
5	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
6	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
7	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101
8	CH Gayle	2018	36	34	2	1027	104*	32.09	1	8	4	90	73

There are six occasions of batsmen scoring 100 plus boundary sixes in a calendar year in T20 games. All such occasions are listed below. It is interesting to note that CH Gayle is the batsman on all these six occasions.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
4	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
5	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
6	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101

CH Gayle is the only batsman to score 100 plus boundary sixes and 100 plus boundary fours in three calendar years – 2011, 2012 and 2015. The following table lists his performance.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135

There are 69 occasions of batsmen scoring 1000 plus runs in a calendar year in the history of T20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below in the descending order of the runs scored.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
2	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
3	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
4	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	34.00	1	12	4	142	82
5	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	29.19	0	11	5	131	94
6	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
7	Umar Akmal	2016	56	51	14	1386	115*	37.45	1	11	6	102	73
8	CA Ingram	2018	51	50	13	1378	89	37.24	0	10	1	115	75
9	AJ Finch	2018	39	38	10	1350	172	48.21	3	6	4	124	73
10	DJM Short	2018	38	38	3	1346	122*	38.45	1	10	2	131	52
11	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
12	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
13	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101
14	DJ Hussey	2010	49	47	12	1275	81*	36.42	0	7	2	83	49
15	KS Williamson	2018	39	39	7	1266	84	39.56	0	12	2	107	45
16	RN ten Doeschate	2013	44	42	9	1248	95*	37.81	0	8	1	68	58
17	AJ Finch	2017	40	40	2	1225	114*	32.23	1	8	2	113	60
18	KA Pollard	2017	60	55	10	1225	83*	27.22	0	8	1	74	78
19	LMP Simmons	2014	37	36	4	1209	100*	37.78	1	9	4	116	48
20	RR Pant	2018	32	31	2	1209	128*	41.68	2	10	3	122	66
21	DR Smith	2014	44	43	2	1203	110*	29.34	2	7	2	121	65
22	S Dhawan	2018	34	33	3	1186	92*	39.53	0	10	1	129	39
23	DA Warner	2011	33	33	5	1181	135*	42.17	3	7	2	112	49
24	AJ Finch	2014	42	42	4	1172	89	30.84	0	9	2	114	47
25	LMP Simmons	2015	37	37	2	1172	73	33.48	0	11	3	126	38
26	SR Watson	2016	50	49	7	1163	124*	27.69	1	5	4	89	65
27	Azhar Mahmood	2012	48	47	9	1158	100*	30.47	1	7	1	117	39
28	M Jayawardene	2010	32	32	4	1156	110*	41.28	2	8	3	139	37
29	Ahmed Shehzad	2012	34	34	3	1138	113*	36.70	2	8	5	134	32
30	DA Miller	2014	45	44	17	1135	93*	42.03	0	7	3	89	46
31	JC Buttler	2017	47	44	4	1134	80*	28.35	0	8	2	88	45
32	E Lewis	2017	32	31	3	1124	125*	40.14	1	8	0	85	89
33	GJ Maxwell	2014	51	50	2	1123	95	23.39	0	6	6	96	70
34	AB de Villiers	2016	30	29	5	1122	129*	46.75	1	10	2	92	61
35	JC Buttler	2018	31	31	3	1119	95*	39.96	0	10	1	111	44
36	Tamim Iqbal	2016	30	30	6	1111	103*	46.29	1	10	1	109	33
37	SR Watson	2018	35	35	3	1108	117*	34.62	2	4	1	93	66
38	L Ronchi	2017	36	34	2	1098	102	34.31	1	7	2	112	60
39	KC Sangakkara	2016	46	46	1	1096	72	24.35	0	7	2	126	20
40	LJ Wright	2012	37	35	3	1090	117	34.06	1	6	1	114	43
41	TM Dilshan	2009	37	36	4	1086	96*	33.93	0	10	2	128	23
42	DA Warner	2016	27	27	3	1086	93*	45.25	0	10	1	113	39
43	DA Warner	2010	45	45	2	1082	107*	25.16	1	5	4	110	53
44	Shoaib Malik	2016	44	40	11	1082	67*	37.31	0	5	1	83	33
45	LRPL Taylor	2010	49	44	10	1080	80*	31.76	0	5	1	77	69
46	DR Smith	2013	48	47	4	1077	68	25.04	0	7	5	110	44
47	KA Pollard	2010	55	52	9	1076	89*	25.02	0	5	3	64	80
48	SK Raina	2018	37	35	4	1057	126*	34.09	1	7	1	106	34
49	CH Gayle	2014	37	36	3	1056	111*	32.00	2	5	0	91	60
50	AJ Finch	2016	29	28	2	1053	79	40.50	0	11	2	104	37
51	SK Raina	2010	29	29	7	1042	101	47.36	1	8	0	89	45
52	MJ Guptill	2012	26	26	6	1042	120*	52.10	2	5	0	90	48
53	KA Pollard	2012	50	43	15	1041	65*	37.17	0	7	0	66	78
54	BB McCullum	2018	45	45	2	1037	68	24.11	0	6	4	93	51
55	Imran Nazir	2012	37	37	4	1036	76*	31.39	0	9	3	118	42
56	BB McCullum	2012	37	36	1	1034	123	29.54	2	2	2	103	39
57	AD Russell	2016	59	51	8	1033	100	24.02	1	0	1	65	78
58	Shoaib Malik	2014	37	37	9	1030	81*	36.78	0	7	2	73	33
59	LJ Wright	2014	36	36	3	1028	153*	31.15	2	4	4	110	39
60	CH Gayle	2018	36	34	2	1027	104*	32.09	1	8	4	90	73
61	CA Lynn	2018	43	42	2	1023	74	25.57	0	4	3	113	45
62	OA Shah	2012	39	39	12	1021	79*	37.81	0	7	2	79	40
63	HM Amla	2017	26	26	5	1021	104*	48.61	2	7	1	99	32
64	KP Pietersen	2015	26	25	4	1020	115*	48.57	2	7	1	86	50
65	JP Duminy	2009	35	34	11	1019	99*	44.30	0	11	3	81	29
66	GJ Maxwell	2018	41	40	5	1017	103*	29.05	1	5	1	74	48

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored thousand runs in a calendar year in T20 games year wise

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	TM Dilshan	2009	37	36	4	1086	96*	33.93	0	10	2	128	23
2	JP Duminy	2009	35	34	11	1019	99*	44.30	0	11	3	81	29
1	DJ Hussey	2010	49	47	12	1275	81*	36.42	0	7	2	83	49
2	M Jayawardene	2010	32	32	4	1156	110*	41.28	2	8	3	139	37
3	DA Warner	2010	45	45	2	1082	107*	25.16	1	5	4	110	53
4	LRPL Taylor	2010	49	44	10	1080	80*	31.76	0	5	1	77	69
5	KA Pollard	2010	55	52	9	1076	89*	25.02	0	5	3	64	80
6	SK Raina	2010	29	29	7	1042	101	47.36	1	8	0	89	45
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	DA Warner	2011	33	33	5	1181	135*	42.17	3	7	2	112	49
1	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
2	Azhar Mahmood	2012	48	47	9	1158	100*	30.47	1	7	1	117	39
3	Ahmed Shehzad	2012	34	34	3	1138	113*	36.70	2	8	5	134	32
4	LJ Wright	2012	37	35	3	1090	117	34.06	1	6	1	114	43
5	MJ Guptill	2012	26	26	6	1042	120*	52.10	2	5	0	90	48
6	KA Pollard	2012	50	43	15	1041	65*	37.17	0	7	0	66	78
7	Imran Nazir	2012	37	37	4	1036	76*	31.39	0	9	3	118	42
8	BB McCullum	2012	37	36	1	1034	123	29.54	2	2	2	103	39
9	OA Shah	2012	39	39	12	1021	79*	37.81	0	7	2	79	40
1	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
2	RN ten Doeschate	2013	44	42	9	1248	95*	37.81	0	8	1	68	58
3	DR Smith	2013	48	47	4	1077	68	25.04	0	7	5	110	44
1	LMP Simmons	2014	37	36	4	1209	100*	37.78	1	9	4	116	48
2	DR Smith	2014	44	43	2	1203	110*	29.34	2	7	2	121	65
3	AJ Finch	2014	42	42	4	1172	89	30.84	0	9	2	114	47
4	DA Miller	2014	45	44	17	1135	93*	42.03	0	7	3	89	46
5	GJ Maxwell	2014	51	50	2	1123	95	23.39	0	6	6	96	70
6	CH Gayle	2014	37	36	3	1056	111*	32.00	2	5	0	91	60
7	Shoaib Malik	2014	37	37	9	1030	81*	36.78	0	7	2	73	33
8	LJ Wright	2014	36	36	3	1028	153*	31.15	2	4	4	110	39
1	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
2	LMP Simmons	2015	37	37	2	1172	73	33.48	0	11	3	126	38
3	KP Pietersen	2015	26	25	4	1020	115*	48.57	2	7	1	86	50
1	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
2	Umar Akmal	2016	56	51	14	1386	115*	37.45	1	11	6	102	73
3	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
4	SR Watson	2016	50	49	7	1163	124*	27.69	1	5	4	89	65
5	AB de Villiers	2016	30	29	5	1122	129*	46.75	1	10	2	92	61
6	Tamim Iqbal	2016	30	30	6	1111	103*	46.29	1	10	1	109	33
7	KC Sangakkara	2016	46	46	1	1096	72	24.35	0	7	2	126	20
8	DA Warner	2016	27	27	3	1086	93*	45.25	0	10	1	113	39
9	Shoaib Malik	2016	44	40	11	1082	67*	37.31	0	5	1	83	33
10	AJ Finch	2016	29	28	2	1053	79	40.50	0	11	2	104	37
11	AD Russell	2016	59	51	8	1033	100	24.02	1	0	1	65	78
1	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	29.19	0	11	5	131	94
2	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101
3	AJ Finch	2017	40	40	2	1225	114*	32.23	1	8	2	113	60
4	KA Pollard	2017	60	55	10	1225	83*	27.22	0	8	1	74	78
5	JC Buttler	2017	47	44	4	1134	80*	28.35	0	8	2	88	45
6	E Lewis	2017	32	31	3	1124	125*	40.14	1	8	0	85	89
7	L Ronchi	2017	36	34	2	1098	102	34.31	1	7	2	112	60
8	HM Amla	2017	26	26	5	1021	104*	48.61	2	7	1	99	32
1	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	34.00	1	12	4	142	82
2	CA Ingram	2018	51	50	13	1378	89	37.24	0	10	1	115	75
3	AJ Finch	2018	39	38	10	1350	172	48.21	3	6	4	124	73
4	DJM Short	2018	38	38	3	1346	122*	38.45	1	10	2	131	52
5	KS Williamson	2018	39	39	7	1266	84	39.56	0	12	2	107	45
6	RR Pant	2018	32	31	2	1209	128*	41.68	2	10	3	122	66
7	S Dhawan	2018	34	33	3	1186	92*	39.53	0	10	1	129	39
8	JC Buttler	2018	31	31	3	1119	95*	39.96	0	10	1	111	44
9	SR Watson	2018	35	35	3	1108	117*	34.62	2	4	1	93	66
10	SK Raina	2018	37	35	4	1057	126*	34.09	1	7	1	106	34
11	BB McCullum	2018	45	45	2	1037	68	24.11	0	6	4	93	51
12	CH Gayle	2018	36	34	2	1027	104*	32.09	1	8	4	90	73
13	CA Lynn	2018	43	42	2	1023	74	25.57	0	4	3	113	45
14	GJ Maxwell	2018	41	40	5	1017	103*	29.05	1	5	1	74	48

Calendar year 2016 and 2018 are the only two calendar years in which ten or  more batsmen have scored thousand runs in a calendar year. In 2016, eleven batsmen have achieved the feat while in 2018 – a record number of 14 batsmen – have achieved the feat

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
2	Umar Akmal	2016	56	51	14	1386	115*	37.45	1	11	6	102	73
3	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
4	SR Watson	2016	50	49	7	1163	124*	27.69	1	5	4	89	65
5	AB de Villiers	2016	30	29	5	1122	129*	46.75	1	10	2	92	61
6	Tamim Iqbal	2016	30	30	6	1111	103*	46.29	1	10	1	109	33
7	KC Sangakkara	2016	46	46	1	1096	72	24.35	0	7	2	126	20
8	DA Warner	2016	27	27	3	1086	93*	45.25	0	10	1	113	39
9	Shoaib Malik	2016	44	40	11	1082	67*	37.31	0	5	1	83	33
10	AJ Finch	2016	29	28	2	1053	79	40.50	0	11	2	104	37
11	AD Russell	2016	59	51	8	1033	100	24.02	1	0	1	65	78
1	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	34.00	1	12	4	142	82
2	CA Ingram	2018	51	50	13	1378	89	37.24	0	10	1	115	75
3	AJ Finch	2018	39	38	10	1350	172	48.21	3	6	4	124	73
4	DJM Short	2018	38	38	3	1346	122*	38.45	1	10	2	131	52
5	KS Williamson	2018	39	39	7	1266	84	39.56	0	12	2	107	45
6	RR Pant	2018	32	31	2	1209	128*	41.68	2	10	3	122	66
7	S Dhawan	2018	34	33	3	1186	92*	39.53	0	10	1	129	39
8	JC Buttler	2018	31	31	3	1119	95*	39.96	0	10	1	111	44
9	SR Watson	2018	35	35	3	1108	117*	34.62	2	4	1	93	66
10	SK Raina	2018	37	35	4	1057	126*	34.09	1	7	1	106	34
11	BB McCullum	2018	45	45	2	1037	68	24.11	0	6	4	93	51
12	CH Gayle	2018	36	34	2	1027	104*	32.09	1	8	4	90	73
13	CA Lynn	2018	43	42	2	1023	74	25.57	0	4	3	113	45
14	GJ Maxwell	2018	41	40	5	1017	103*	29.05	1	5	1	74	48

There are five occasion of batsmen scoring 1500 plus runs in a calendar year in T20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
2	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
3	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
4	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	34.00	1	12	4	142	82
5	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	29.19	0	11	5	131	94

There are six occasions of batsmen scoring 100 plus boundary sixes in a calendar year in T20 games. All such occasions are listed below. It is interesting to note that CH Gayle is the batsman on all these six occasions.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
4	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
5	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
6	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101

There are 37 occasions of batsmen scoring 100 plus boundary fours in a calendar year. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that V Kohli is the only batsman to score 150 plus boundary fours in a calendar year. He has scored 153 boundary fours in 2016.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
2	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	34.00	1	12	4	142	82
3	M Jayawardene	2010	32	32	4	1156	110*	41.28	2	8	3	139	37
4	Ahmed Shehzad	2012	34	34	3	1138	113*	36.70	2	8	5	134	32
5	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	29.19	0	11	5	131	94
6	DJM Short	2018	38	38	3	1346	122*	38.45	1	10	2	131	52
7	S Dhawan	2018	34	33	3	1186	92*	39.53	0	10	1	129	39
8	TM Dilshan	2009	37	36	4	1086	96*	33.93	0	10	2	128	23
9	LMP Simmons	2015	37	37	2	1172	73	33.48	0	11	3	126	38
10	KC Sangakkara	2016	46	46	1	1096	72	24.35	0	7	2	126	20
11	AJ Finch	2018	39	38	10	1350	172	48.21	3	6	4	124	73
12	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
13	RR Pant	2018	32	31	2	1209	128*	41.68	2	10	3	122	66
14	DR Smith	2014	44	43	2	1203	110*	29.34	2	7	2	121	65
15	Imran Nazir	2012	37	37	4	1036	76*	31.39	0	9	3	118	42
16	Azhar Mahmood	2012	48	47	9	1158	100*	30.47	1	7	1	117	39
17	LMP Simmons	2014	37	36	4	1209	100*	37.78	1	9	4	116	48
18	CA Ingram	2018	51	50	13	1378	89	37.24	0	10	1	115	75
19	AJ Finch	2014	42	42	4	1172	89	30.84	0	9	2	114	47
20	LJ Wright	2012	37	35	3	1090	117	34.06	1	6	1	114	43
21	AJ Finch	2017	40	40	2	1225	114*	32.23	1	8	2	113	60
22	CA Lynn	2018	43	42	2	1023	74	25.57	0	4	3	113	45
23	DA Warner	2016	27	27	3	1086	93*	45.25	0	10	1	113	39
24	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
25	L Ronchi	2017	36	34	2	1098	102	34.31	1	7	2	112	60
26	DA Warner	2011	33	33	5	1181	135*	42.17	3	7	2	112	49
27	JC Buttler	2018	31	31	3	1119	95*	39.96	0	10	1	111	44
28	DA Warner	2010	45	45	2	1082	107*	25.16	1	5	4	110	53
29	DR Smith	2013	48	47	4	1077	68	25.04	0	7	5	110	44
30	LJ Wright	2014	36	36	3	1028	153*	31.15	2	4	4	110	39
31	Tamim Iqbal	2016	30	30	6	1111	103*	46.29	1	10	1	109	33
32	KS Williamson	2018	39	39	7	1266	84	39.56	0	12	2	107	45
33	SK Raina	2018	37	35	4	1057	126*	34.09	1	7	1	106	34
34	AJ Finch	2016	29	28	2	1053	79	40.50	0	11	2	104	37
35	BB McCullum	2012	37	36	1	1034	123	29.54	2	2	2	103	39
36	Umar Akmal	2016	56	51	14	1386	115*	37.45	1	11	6	102	73
37	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121

CH Gayle is the only batsman to score 100 plus boundary sixes and 100 plus boundary fours in three calendar years – 2011, 2012 and 2015. The following table lists his performance.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135

CH Gayle {08}, AJ Finch {04}, BB McCullum {03}, DA Warner {03}, and KA Pollard {03} are the five batsmen who have scored 1000 plus runs in a calendar year in T20 games in three or more calendar years. The performance of these five batsmen are tabulated below

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
4	CH Gayle	2014	37	36	3	1056	111*	32.00	2	5	0	91	60
5	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
6	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
7	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101
8	CH Gayle	2018	36	34	2	1027	104*	32.09	1	8	4	90	73
1	AJ Finch	2014	42	42	4	1172	89	30.84	0	9	2	114	47
2	AJ Finch	2016	29	28	2	1053	79	40.50	0	11	2	104	37
3	AJ Finch	2017	40	40	2	1225	114*	32.23	1	8	2	113	60
4	AJ Finch	2018	39	38	10	1350	172	48.21	3	6	4	124	73
1	BB McCullum	2012	37	36	1	1034	123	29.54	2	2	2	103	39
2	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	29.19	0	11	5	131	94
3	BB McCullum	2018	45	45	2	1037	68	24.11	0	6	4	93	51
1	DA Warner	2010	45	45	2	1082	107*	25.16	1	5	4	110	53
2	DA Warner	2011	33	33	5	1181	135*	42.17	3	7	2	112	49
3	DA Warner	2016	27	27	3	1086	93*	45.25	0	10	1	113	39
1	KA Pollard	2010	55	52	9	1076	89*	25.02	0	5	3	64	80
2	KA Pollard	2012	50	43	15	1041	65*	37.17	0	7	0	66	78
3	KA Pollard	2017	60	55	10	1225	83*	27.22	0	8	1	74	78

CH Gayle has performed a unique feat while scoring 1000 plus runs in a calendar year. He has achieved the feat in eight calendar years and that too in eight consecutive calendar years from 2011 to 2018.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
4	CH Gayle	2014	37	36	3	1056	111*	32.00	2	5	0	91	60
5	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
6	CH Gayle	2016	48	47	4	1304	108*	30.32	2	7	5	93	112
7	CH Gayle	2017	44	43	7	1291	146*	35.86	2	7	4	84	101
8	CH Gayle	2018	36	34	2	1027	104*	32.09	1	8	4	90	73

The following table lists the seven occasions in which a batsman has scored three or more centuries in a calendar year in T20 games

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
2	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
3	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
4	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
5	AJ Finch	2018	39	38	10	1350	172	48.21	3	6	4	124	73
6	CH Gayle	2013	33	33	6	1344	175*	49.77	3	7	0	98	100
7	DA Warner	2011	33	33	5	1181	135*	42.17	3	7	2	112	49

There are 20 occasions of batsmen scoring ten or more half centuries in a calendar year in T20 games. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Year	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	V Kohli	2016	31	29	11	1614	113	89.66	4	14	1	153	47
2	CH Gayle	2012	40	38	6	1532	128*	47.87	3	13	2	100	121
3	C Munro	2018	48	48	3	1530	104	34.00	1	12	4	142	82
4	KS Williamson	2018	39	39	7	1266	84	39.56	0	12	2	107	45
5	BB McCullum	2017	59	58	6	1518	91	29.19	0	11	5	131	94
6	Umar Akmal	2016	56	51	14	1386	115*	37.45	1	11	6	102	73
7	LMP Simmons	2015	37	37	2	1172	73	33.48	0	11	3	126	38
8	AJ Finch	2016	29	28	2	1053	79	40.50	0	11	2	104	37
9	JP Duminy	2009	35	34	11	1019	99*	44.30	0	11	3	81	29
10	CH Gayle	2015	36	36	8	1665	151*	59.46	3	10	0	123	135
11	CH Gayle	2011	31	31	5	1497	109*	57.57	4	10	3	112	116
12	CA Ingram	2018	51	50	13	1378	89	37.24	0	10	1	115	75
13	DJM Short	2018	38	38	3	1346	122*	38.45	1	10	2	131	52
14	RR Pant	2018	32	31	2	1209	128*	41.68	2	10	3	122	66
15	S Dhawan	2018	34	33	3	1186	92*	39.53	0	10	1	129	39
16	AB de Villiers	2016	30	29	5	1122	129*	46.75	1	10	2	92	61
17	JC Buttler	2018	31	31	3	1119	95*	39.96	0	10	1	111	44
18	Tamim Iqbal	2016	30	30	6	1111	103*	46.29	1	10	1	109	33
19	TM Dilshan	2009	37	36	4	1086	96*	33.93	0	10	2	128	23
20	DA Warner	2016	27	27	3	1086	93*	45.25	0	10	1	113	39