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RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the eighth occasion of his capturing four or more wickets in an innings in one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	32	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	21 Dec 2009
2	RA Jadeja	8.0	0	33	4	2	v England	Kolkata	25 Oct 2011
3	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	1	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
4	RA Jadeja	7.5	1	23	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
5	RA Jadeja	10.0	1	30	4	1	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	05 Mar 2014
6	RA Jadeja	7.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Cardiff	27 Aug 2014
7	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	29	4	1	v Bangladesh	Dubai (DSC)	21 Sep 2018
8	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

RA Jadeja became the fifth bowler in the history of one day internationals to capture four or more wickets on eight occasions. Others are ST Jayasuriya {12}, DL Vettori {09}, Abdur Razak {05}, Shakib Al Hasan {09}. The performance of these five bowlers are listed below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	4	5	4+
1	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1993-2007	12	12	100.2	3	396	53	8	4	12
2	DL Vettori	NZl	1998-2015	09	09	81.0	16	209	38	7	2	09
3	Abdur Razzak	Ban	2006-2013	09	09	88.2	9	304	40	5	4	09
4	Shakib Al Hasan	Ban	2010-2018	09	09	80.5	2	361	37	8	1	09
5	RA Jadeja	Ind	2009-2018	08	08	72.4	5	245	33	7	1	08

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the seventh occasion of his capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	32	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	21 Dec 2009
2	RA Jadeja	8.0	0	33	4	2	v England	Kolkata	25 Oct 2011
3	RA Jadeja	7.5	1	23	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
4	RA Jadeja	10.0	1	30	4	1	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	05 Mar 2014
5	RA Jadeja	7.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Cardiff	27 Aug 2014
6	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	29	4	1	v Bangladesh	Dubai (DSC)	21 Sep 2018
7	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

RA Jadeja became the fourth bowler in the history of one-day internationals to capture exact four wickets on seven occasions. Others are ST Jayasuriya {08}, Shakib Al Hasan {08} and DL Vettori {07},. The performance of these four bowlers are listed below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	4
1	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1993-2007	12	12	100.2	3	396	53	8
2	Shakib Al Hasan	Ban	2010-2018	09	09	80.5	2	361	37	8
3	DL Vettori	NZl	1998-2015	09	09	81.0	16	209	38	7
4	RA Jadeja	Ind	2009-2018	08	08	72.4	5	245	33	7

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies  at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the 26^th  occasion of an Indian left arm spinner  capturing four or more wickets in an innings against various teams in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DR Doshi	10.0	0	30	4	2	v New Zealand	Brisbane	21 Dec 1980
2	DR Doshi	10.0	0	44	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Amritsar	12 Sep 1982
3	RJ Shastri	10.0	1	40	4	1	v England	Nagpur	23 Jan 1985
4	Maninder Singh	9.0	2	22	4	2	v Pakistan	Sharjah	05 Dec 1986
5	RJ Shastri	10.0	0	38	4	2	v Pakistan	Kolkata	18 Feb 1987
6	RJ Shastri	6.5	1	15	5	2	v Australia	Perth	08 Dec 1991
7	SLV Raju	10.0	0	58	4	2	v West Indies	Kolkata	05 Nov 1994
8	SLV Raju	9.0	0	46	4	2	v West Indies	Jaipur	11 Nov 1994
9	SB Joshi	10.0	6	6	5	1	v South Africa	Nairobi (Gym)	26 Sep 1999
10	SB Joshi	10.0	1	38	4	1	v South Africa	Jamshedpur	12 Mar 2000
11	Yuvraj Singh	4.3	2	6	4	2	v Namibia	Pietermaritzburg	23 Feb 2003
12	M Kartik	10.0	3	27	6	1	v Australia	Mumbai	17 Oct 2007
13	Yuvraj Singh	10.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Indore	17 Nov 2008
14	PP Ojha	10.0	0	38	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	03 Feb 2009
15	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	32	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	21 Dec 2009
16	Yuvraj Singh	10.0	0	31	5	1	v Ireland	Bengaluru	06 Mar 2011
17	RA Jadeja	8.0	0	33	4	2	v England	Kolkata	25 Oct 2011
18	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	1	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
19	RA Jadeja	7.5	1	23	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
20	RA Jadeja	10.0	1	30	4	1	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	05 Mar 2014
21	RA Jadeja	7.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Cardiff	27 Aug 2014
22	Kuldeep Yadav	9.0	1	23	4	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	07 Feb 2018
23	Kuldeep Yadav	10.0	0	57	4	2	v South Africa	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 2018
24	Kuldeep Yadav	10.0	0	25	6	1	v England	Nottingham	12 Jul 2018
25	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	29	4	1	v Bangladesh	Dubai (DSC)	21 Sep 2018
26	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies  at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the fourth  occasion of an Indian left arm spinner  capturing four or more wickets in an innings against West Indies in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below. Interestingly these four occasions are shared equally by SLV Raju and RA Jadeja.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	SLV Raju	10.0	0	58	4	2	v West Indies	Kolkata	05 Nov 1994
2	SLV Raju	9.0	0	46	4	2	v West Indies	Jaipur	11 Nov 1994
3	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	1	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
4	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

V Kohli’s seven centuries in one-day games against West Indies provides the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring seven or more centuries against a specific opposition in the history of one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Hc	0	Opp
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1991-2012	71	70	1	3077	175	44.59	9	15	2	Aus
2	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2017	46	45	8	2186	139*	59.08	8	11	2	Srl
3	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2012	84	80	9	3113	138	43.84	8	17	3	Srl
4	ST Jayasuriya	Ind	1990-2009	89	85	5	2899	189	36.23	7	14	7	Ind
5	V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1	Win
6	Saeed Anwar	Pak	1989-2002	52	52	3	2198	126	44.85	7	13	3	Srl

V Kohli’s seven centuries in one-day games against West Indies provides the second occasion his scoring seven or more centuries against a specific opposition. He has scored eight centuries against Sri Lanka in one-day internationals.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Hc	0	Opp
1	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2017	46	45	8	2186	139*	59.08	8	11	2	Srl
2	V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1	Win

V Kohli became the second batsman in the history of one-day internationals to score seven or more centuries against two specific oppositions. SR Tendulkar is the other batsman to achieve such a feat. He has scored nine centuries against Australia and eight centuries against Sri Lanka. The performance of these two batsmen is tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Hc	0	Opp
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1991-2012	71	70	1	3077	175	44.59	9	15	2	Aus
2	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2012	84	80	9	3113	138	43.84	8	17	3	Srl
1	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2017	46	45	8	2186	139*	59.08	8	11	2	Srl
2	V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1	Win

V Kohli of India became the second batsman to aggregate 1800 runs against West Indies in one-day internationals. His aggregate read 1807 at the end of fourth one day game at Mumbai-BS on 30.10.18. Javed Miandad of Pakistan is the other batsman to total 1800 plus runs against West Indies. He has an aggregate of 1930 runs. The following table lists the batsmen who have an aggregate of 1500 plus runs in one-day internationals against West Indies.

Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
Javed Miandad	Pak	1975-1993	64	64	7	1930	100*	33.85	1	12	4
V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1
ME Waugh	Aus	1988-2001	47	45	2	1708	173	39.72	3	11	2
JH Kallis	RSA	1998-2011	40	40	7	1666	139	50.48	4	12	0
Rameez Raja	Pak	1985-1995	53	53	3	1624	104*	32.48	2	08	3
SR Tendulkar	Ind	1991-2011	39	39	9	1573	141*	52.43	4	11	5
AR Border	Aus	1979-1993	61	60	6	1546	127*	28.62	1	09	3

V Kohli also owns the record  of scoring most centuries in one day internationals against West Indies. He has scored seven centuries against West Indies. Others to score five or more centuries in one day internationals against West Indies are HM Amla and AB de Villiers – both of South Africa. The following table lists the centuries scored by these three batsmen against West Indies

V KOHLI OF INDIA
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	117	4	2	Ind	Win	Visakhapatnam	02 Dec 2011
2	102	3	1	Ind	Win	Port of Spain	05 Jul 2013
3	127	3	1	Ind	Win	Dharamsala	17 Oct 2014
4	111*	3	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	06 Jul 2017
5	140	3	2	Ind	Win	Guwahati	21 Oct 2018
6	157*	3	1	Ind	Win	Visakhapatnam	24 Oct 2018
7	107	3	2	Ind	Win	Pune	27 Oct 2018
HM AMLA OF SOUTH AFRICA
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	102	1	1	RSA	Win	North Sound	22 May 2010
2	129	2	2	RSA	Win	Roseau	30 May 2010
3	153*	1	1	RSA	Win	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
4	133	2	1	RSA	Win	Centurion	28 Jan 2015
5	110	1	1	RSA	Win	Basseterre	15 Jun 2016
AB de VILLIERS OF SOUTH AFRICA
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	146	1	1	RSA	Win	St George’s	10 Apr 2007
2	102	4	1	RSA	Win	North Sound	22 May 2010
3	107*	4	2	RSA	Win	Delhi	24 Feb 2011
4	149	3	1	RSA	Win	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
5	162*	5	1	RSA	Win	Sydney	27 Feb 2015

RG Sharma of India scored 152 not out at Guwahati on 21 Oct 18 and 162 against West Indies at Mum-BS on 29 Oct 18. He became the second batsman in the history of one-day internationals to score 150 plus runs on two occasions in a bilateral series. H Masakadza of Zimbabwe is the other batsman to perform such a feat. He had scored 156 at Harare on 12 Oct 2009 and 178 not out at Harare on 18 Oct 2009 against Kenya. It is interesting to note that these two batsmen have performed the feat in the month of October. It is interesting to note that these two batsmen have performed this feat while opening the innings for their respective teams.

H MASAKADZA OF ZIMBABWE
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	156	1	1	v Kenya	Harare	12 Oct 2009
2	178*	2	1	v Kenya	Harare	18 Oct 2009
RG SHARMA OF INDIA
1	152*	1	2	v West Indies	Guwahati	21 Oct 2018
2	162	1	1	v West Indies	Mum-BS	29 Oct 2018

RG Sharma of India scored 162 against West Indies at Mum-BS on 29 Oct 18. It represents his seventh score of 150 plus runs in one day games. He became the first batsman to score 50 plus runs on  seven occasions in the history of one day internationals.  All such occasions are tabulated below. He also became the first opening batsman to score 150 plus runs on seven occasions.

No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	209	1	1	v Australia	Bengaluru	02 Nov 2013
2	264	2	1	v Sri Lanka	Kolkata	13 Nov 2014
3	150	1	2	v South Africa	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
4	171*	1	1	v Australia	Perth	12 Jan 2016
5	208*	1	1	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	13 Dec 2017
6	152*	1	2	v West Indies	Guwahati	21 Oct 2018
7	162	1	1	v West Indies	Mum-BS	29 Oct 2018

MS Dhoni of India requires one more run to complete ten thousand runs in one-day games representing a nation. He would then become the 13^th batsman to reach the landmark. The feat of all the other twelve batsmen is furnished below along with the feat of MS Dhoni

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1989-2012	463	452	41	18426	200*	44.83	49	96	20
2	KC Sangakkara	Srl	2000-2015	397	373	40	13975	169	41.96	25	90	15
3	RT Ponting	Aus	1995-2012	374	364	39	13589	164	41.81	29	82	20
4	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1989-2011	441	429	18	13364	189	32.51	28	68	34
5	DPMD Jayawardene	Srl	1998-2015	443	413	38	12381	144	33.01	18	75	28
6	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Pak	1991-2007	375	348	52	11701	137*	39.53	10	83	20
7	JH Kallis	RSA	1996-2014	323	309	53	11550	139	45.11	17	86	17
8	SC Ganguly	Ind	1992-2007	308	297	23	11221	183	40.95	22	71	16
9	R Dravid	Ind	1996-2011	340	314	39	10768	153	39.15	12	82	13
10	BC Lara	Win	1990-2007	295	285	32	10348	169	40.90	19	62	14
11	TM Dilshan	Srl	1999-2016	330	303	41	10290	161*	39.27	22	47	11
12	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2018	215	207	36	10199	183	59.64	38	48	12
13	MS Dhoni	Ind	2004-2018	328	278	77	09999	183*	49.74	09	67	09

MS Dhoni of India requires one more run to complete ten thousand runs in one-day games representing a nation. He would then become the fifth Indian batsman to reach the landmark. The feat of all the other four batsmen is furnished below along with the feat of MS Dhoni

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1989-2012	463	452	41	18426	200*	44.83	49	96	20
2	SC Ganguly	Ind	1992-2007	308	297	23	11221	183	40.95	22	71	16
3	R Dravid	Ind	1996-2011	340	314	39	10768	153	39.15	12	82	13
4	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2018	215	207	36	10199	183	59.64	38	48	12
5	MS Dhoni	Ind	2004-2018	328	278	77	09999	183*	49.74	09	67	09

The 85th edition of the prestigious domestic tournament – Ranji Trophy – will take off on the 1st of November 2018. As many as 17 matches involving 34 teams will commence on 1st November in the first round of matches.

There has been a slight change in the format for this season. As against participation of 28 teams in three groups in 2017/18, 37 teams in four groups (A,B,C,D)  will be taking part in the 2018/19 season.  Out of the nine additional teams Bihar is reentering the tournament. The other eight new teams are – Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Puducherry, Sikkim, and Uttarakhand. Consequent to this, the number of matches for this season has been almost doubled (160) as compared to 89 in 2017/18. Including Bihar, all other eight new teams will figure in Group D out of which the team which finishes at the top in the league stage will get qualified to play in the knock-out stage. Two teams finishing at the top in Group C will also qualify for the knockouts. The remaining five spots in the knockout will be taken from among the five teams which finish at the top combined from both Group A and B teams. The tournament will consist of 4 Quarter Finals, two Semi-Finals and – One Final which will be held from 2nd February. 

However, Karnataka is scheduled to start its sojourn in the second round commencing on 12th November against the defending champion Vidarbha. Karnataka is placed in Group A along with Baroda, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Mumbai, Railways, Saurashtra, and Vidarbha.

The total number of matches held so far in the Ranji Trophy tournament is 4622 out of which Karnataka’s share is 429 (won 194, lost 63 and drawn 172). Mumbai has the distinction of appearing in most matches 503 (only team to cross the 500 mark) as also registering most number of wins in the tournament. Mumbai has also won the RT title for a record number of 41 times. The next two places are held by Karnataka (8 times) and Delhi (7 times)

Teams which have played 400 or more matches in Ranji Trophy
Teams	Played	Won	Lost	Drawn
Mum	503	239	26	238
Del	441	184	58	199
TN	432	158	64	210
Knk	429	194	63	172
Hyd	406	140	76	190
Ben	406	153	66	187

Ranji Trophy Winners
Teams	Occasions
Mumbai	41
Karnataka	8
Delhi	7
Baroda	5
Holkar	4
Rajasthan	2
Maharashtra	2
Hyderabad	2
Bengal	2
Railways	2
Tamilnadu	2
Nawanagar	1
West India	1
Haryana	1
Punjab	1
UP	1
Gujarath	1
Vidarbha	1
Total	84

 

Karnataka as Winners in RT
Season	Opponents	Venue	Captain
1973/74	Rajasthan	Jaipur	EAS Prasanna
1977/78	U Pradesh	Mohannagar	EAS Prasanna
1982/83	Mumbai	Mumbai	BP Patel
1995/96	Tamilnadu	Chennai	A Kumble
1997/98	U Pradeah	Bangalore	RS Dravid
1998/99	M Pradesh	Bangalore	S Joshi
2013/14	Maharashtra	Hyderabad	R Vinay Kumar
2014/15	Tamilnadu	Mumbai	R Vinay Kumar

Overall records in Ranji Trophy                       

Most Runs
Runs	Player	Teams	Mat	Ave
10738	Wasim Jaffer	Mum/Vid	138	56.81
9202	AA Muzumdar	Mum/Asm/And	136	51.40
9201	DS Bundela	MP	145	45.32
8554	MA Manhas	Del/J&K	135	48.32
8059	HH Kanitkar	Mah	105	58.82

Most Wickets
Wkts	Player	Team	Mat	Ave
636	R Goel	Har	123	17.29
530	S Venkatraghavan	TN	96	18.21
479	SB Joshi	Kar	117	23.25
442	ND Hirwani	MP	92	23.64
437	BS Chandrasekhar	Kar	76	19.11

 

Most Matches
Mat	Player	Teams
145	DS Bundela	MP
138	Wasim Jaffer	Mum/Vid
136	AA Majumdar	Mum/Asm/And
135	MA Manhas	Del/J&K
126	RR Parida	Ori/Asm/Raj/Vid/HP

 

Most Hundreds
100s	Player	Teams	Mat
36	Wasim Jaffer	Mum/Vid	138
31	Ajay K Sharma	Del/J&K	88
28	HH Kanitkar	Mah	105
28	AA Muzumdar	Mum/Asm/And	136
27	AS Kaypee	Har	109

 

Highest Totals
Score	Teams	Opp	Venue	Season
944-6 d	Hyd	And	Secunderabad	1993/94
912-6 d	TN	Goa	Panaji	1988/89
912-8 d	Hol	Knk	Indore	1945/46
855-6 d	Mum	Hyd	Mumbai	1990/91
826-4	Mah	Kat	Pune	1948/49

  

Lowest Totals
Score	Teams	Opp	Venue	Season
21	Hyd	Raj	Jaipur	2010/11
22	S Pun	N Ind	Amritsar	1934/35
23	Sind	S Pun	Patiala	1938/39
23	J&K	Del	Srinagar	1960/61
23	J&K	Har	Rai	1977/78

 

 

Highest Individual Scores
Runa	Batsman	Team	Opp	Venue	Season
443*	BB Nimbalkar	Mah	Kat	Pune	1948/49
377	SV Manjrekar	Mum	Hyd	Mumbai	1990/91
366	MV Sridhar	Hyd	And	S’bad	1993/94
359*	VM Merchant	Mum	Mah	Mumbai	1943/44
359	SB Gohel	Guj	Ori	Jaipur	2016/17

                                                

Best innings Bowling effor
W-R	Bowlers	Team	Opp	Venue	Season
10-20	PM Chatterjee	Ben	Asm	Jorhat	1956/57
10-78	P Sunderam	Raj	Vid	Jodhpur	1985/86
9-23	AA Chavan	Mum	Pun	Mumbai	2012/13
9-25	S HyderAli	Rly	J&K	Delhi	1969/70
9-29	FM Shaikh	Goa	Ser	Delhi	2002/03

 

Most Catches
Cts	Mts	Player	Teams
187	137	Wasim Jaffer	Mum/Vid
128	136	AA Muzumdar	Mum/Asm/And
127	125	SB Bangar	Rlys
123	102	AS Chopra	Del/Raj/HP
107	79	SS Bhave	Mah

 

Most Dismissals
Player	Teams	Mts	Dis	Ct/St
VR Samanth	Asm/Mum/Tri	94	335	298/37
NV Ojha	MP	98	318	282/36
PR Shah	Bar	86	302	266/36
SD Jogiyani	Sau	96	299	261/38
M Rawat	Har/Rly	93	298	267/31

 

 

JJ Bumrah of India captured four for 35 against West Indies at Pune-MCA on 27 Oct 2018. His effort was in a losing cause to provide the 29^th occasion of an Indian bowler’s four or more wickets in an innings going in vain against various teams. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DR Doshi	10.0	0	30	4	2	Ind	NZl	Brisbane	21 Dec 1980
2	N Kapil Dev	12.0	2	43	5	1	Ind	Aus	Nottingham	13 Jun 1983
3	Maninder Singh	9.0	2	22	4	2	Ind	Pak	Sharjah	05 Dec 1986
4	RJ Shastri	10.0	0	38	4	2	Ind	Pak	Kolkata	18 Feb 1987
5	J Srinath	9.0	1	41	5	1	Ind	Eng	Bengaluru	26 Feb 1993
6	J Srinath	9.2	1	52	4	2	Ind	NZl	Napier	16 Feb 1995
7	A Kumble	10.0	0	40	4	1	Ind	RSA	Hamilton	18 Feb 1995
8	A Kuruvilla	8.4	1	43	4	1	Ind	Srl	Colombo (SSC)	24 Aug 1997
9	A Kumble	10.0	0	53	4	1	Ind	Pak	Jaipur	24 Mar 1999
10	J Srinath	10.0	0	49	4	2	Ind	Pak	Brisbane	10 Jan 2000
11	J Srinath	10.0	2	30	4	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	14 Jan 2000
12	SR Tendulkar	10.0	0	56	4	2	Ind	RSA	Faridabad	15 Mar 2000
13	Harbhajan Singh	10.0	1	43	5	1	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	03 Feb 2002
14	Z Khan	10.0	2	47	4	2	Ind	Zim	Faridabad	07 Mar 2002
15	J Srinath	10.0	3	23	4	2	Ind	NZl	Auckland	26 Dec 2002
16	AB Agarkar	9.0	0	37	4	1	Ind	Aus	Mumbai	01 Nov 2003
17	AB Agarkar	9.3	1	42	6	1	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	09 Jan 2004
18	A Nehra	10.0	1	59	6	1	Ind	Srl	Colombo (RPS)	09 Aug 2005
19	MM Patel	9.0	0	49	4	1	Ind	Srl	Rajkot	11 Feb 2007
20	AB Agarkar	10.0	0	60	4	2	Ind	Eng	Manchester	30 Aug 2007
21	IK Pathan	10.0	1	41	4	1	Ind	Aus	Adelaide	17 Feb 2008
22	A Nehra	10.0	0	55	4	1	Ind	Pak	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
23	A Nehra	9.5	1	47	4	1	Ind	NZl	Dambulla	10 Aug 2010
24	Mohd Shami	9.0	0	55	4	1	Ind	NZl	Napier	19 Jan 2014
25	Mohd Shami	9.0	1	66	4	1	Ind	Win	Kochi	08 Oct 2014
26	UT Yadav	9.0	0	72	4	1	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
27	I Sharma	10.0	0	77	4	1	Ind	Aus	Canberra	20 Jan 2016
28	UT Yadav	10.0	0	71	4	1	Ind	Aus	Bengaluru	28 Sep 2017
29	JJ Bumrah	10.0	1	35	4	1	Ind	Win	Pune-MCA	27 Oct 2018

JJ Bumrah of India captured four for 35 against West Indies at Pune-MCA on 27 Oct 2018. His effort was in a losing cause to provide the 25^th occasion of a bowler’s four or more wickets in an innings going in vain against West Indies in one-day internationals.   All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Sarfraz Nawaz	12.0	1	44	4	2	Pak	Win	Birmingham	11 Jun 1975
2	GJ Gilmour	12.0	2	48	5	1	Aus	Win	Lord’s	21 Jun 1975
3	JR Thomson	10.0	0	67	4	1	Aus	Win	St John’s	22 Feb 1978
4	Asif Iqbal	11.0	0	56	4	1	Pak	Win	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
5	Sarfraz Nawaz	9.0	2	37	4	1	Pak	Win	Melbourne	21 Nov 1981
6	LS Pascoe	10.0	1	39	4	1	Aus	Win	Melbourne	24 Jan 1982
7	SP O’Donnell	10.0	0	65	4	1	Aus	Win	Perth	04 Jan 1987
8	CJ McDermott	9.2	2	38	4	1	Aus	Win	Melbourne	15 Dec 1988
9	MG Hughes	7.0	0	44	4	1	Aus	Win	Sydney	16 Jan 1989
10	Waqar Younis	9.0	0	48	4	2	Pak	Win	Sharjah	17 Oct 1991
11	Aaqib Javed	8.0	1	31	4	1	Pak	Win	Faisalabad	24 Nov 1991
12	UC Hathurusingha	8.0	0	57	4	1	Srl	Win	Berri	13 Mar 1992
13	SL Watkin	9.5	1	49	4	2	Eng	Win	Kingston	26 Feb 1994
14	PA Strang	7.3	1	40	4	2	Zim	Win	Hyd-LBS	16 Feb 1996
15	ST Jayasuriya	10.0	0	58	5	1	Srl	Win	Port of Spain	06 Jun 1997
16	SM Pollock	10.0	2	35	6	1	RSA	Win	East London	24 Jan 1999
17	Tapash Baisya	5.0	1	16	4	1	Ban	Win	Kingstown	16 May 2004
18	RM Haq	6.0	0	28	4	2	Sco	Win	Dublin	12 Jul 2007
19	KJ O’Brien	9.0	0	71	4	1	Ire	Win	Mohali	11 Mar 2011
20	MJ McClenaghan	9.3	0	58	5	2	NZl	Win	Auckland	26 Dec 2013
21	Al-Amin Hossain	8.4	0	51	4	2	Ban	Win	St George’s	20 Aug 2014
22	Al-Amin Hossain	10.0	1	59	4	1	Ban	Win	Basseterre	25 Aug 2014
23	Mohd Shami	9.0	1	66	4	1	Ind	Win	Kochi	08 Oct 2014
24	TJ Murtagh	10.0	2	41	4	1	Ire	Win	Harare	10 Mar 2018
25	JJ Bumrah	10.0	1	35	4	1	Ind	Win	Pune-MCA	27 Oct 2018