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Match Number 01 – England vs Bangladesh – at The Oval – on 01 Jun 2017 – England  won by eight wickets

Bangladesh posed 305 for 6 in this game to provide the 12^th occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below.

It also provides the first  occasion of Bangladesh posting 300 plus runs in the Champions Trophy and is also the highest ever team total by Bangladesh in the tournament. It’s previous highest was 265 for 9 against Sri Lanka at Mohali on 07.10.06

Bangladesh’s 305 for 6 in this game  provides the 601^st occasion of a team posting a total  of 300 plus runs in the  history of one  day internationals. It also provides the eleventh occasion of Bangladesh posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day internationals. It also provides the first occasion of Bangladesh posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day internationals against England. Its previous best was 288 all out at Dhaka on 07.10.06

Bangladesh’s 305 for 6  in this game provides the 53rd occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs against England in one  day internationals. It also provides the 23rd occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs against England in England. It also provides the fifth occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs against England at The Oval. All such occasions are tabulated below

Tamim Iqbal scored 128 in this game to provide 41st the occasion of a batsman scoring a century in Champions Trophy. It also provides the second century by a Bangladesh batsman in the tournament. Shahriar Nafees had scored 123 not out against Zimbabwe at Jaipur on 13.10.06. Thus Tamim Iqbal’s 128 represent the highest score by a Bangladesh batsman in the champions Trophy

Tamim Iqbals’s 128 provide the eighth occasion of a batsman scoring a century against England in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are listed below

Tamim Iqbal’s 128 provide the 135^th occasion of a batsman scoring a century against England in one day internationals. It also provides the 50^th occasion of a batsman scoring a century against England in England in one day internationals.

Tamim Iqbal’s 128 in this game provide the 31^st occasion of an opening batsman scoring a century in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second century by a Bangladesh opening batsman in the tournament. Shahriar Nafees had scored 123 not out against Zimbabwe at Jaipur on 13.10.06. Thus Tamim Iqbal’s 128 represent the highest score by a Bangladesh opening batsman in the champions Trophy.

Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim added 166 for the third wicket in this game to provide the 63rd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of Bangladesh batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament. Its previous best was 85 runs for the second wicket between Aftab Ahmed and Shahriar Nafees against West Indies at Jaipur on 11.10.06

Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim added 166 for the third wicket in this game to provide the 63rd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of Bangladesh batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in the tournament. Its previous best was 83 runs for the third wicket between Shakib Al Hasan and Shahriar Nafees against Zimbabwe at Jaipur on 13.10.06

Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim added 166 for the third wicket in this game to provide the 18th occasion of batsmen posting a 150 plus runs partnership in the Champions Trophy.

Mushfiqur Rahim’s 79 in this game provide the 23rd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the first occasion of a Bangladesh wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the tournament. It also provides the second occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England in the tournament. KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka has scored 134 not out at The Oval on 13.06.13. By a coincidence KC Sangakkara and Mushfiqur Rahim have scored their fifties against England at the same venue – The Oval

JT Ball returned with figures of 1 for 82 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are listed below

JT Ball became the first England bowler to concede 80 plus runs in the tournament and thus gets the tag of becoming the most expensive England bowler in terms of runs  conceded in the  tournament. The previous record for conceding most runs by an England bowler in the Champions Trophy was credited to JM Anderson for his none for 72 against West Indies at Ahmedabad on 28.10.06.

AD Hales scored 95 in this game to provide the 14^th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety in the Champions Trophy. He also became the fifth England batsman to score a ninety in the tournament.

England posted 308 for 2 in this game to provide the 13^th occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the second occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs  in the tournament. The first such occasions was its 323 for 8 against South Africa on 27.09.09

England posted 308 for 2 in this game in the second innings of the match to provide the third  occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs  in the  second innings in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

Bangladesh posted 305 for 6 and England posted 308 for 2 in this game to provide the first occasion of both the teams posting 300 plus runs in the Champions Trophy.

England’s 308 for 2 in this game provide the 602^nd occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 56th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day internationals

England’s 308 for 2 in this game provide the 44th occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs in the history of one day internationals against Bangladesh. It also provides the fourth occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day internationals against Bangladesh

JE Root scored 133 not out in this game to provide the 42^nd occasion of a batsman  scoring a century in  the Champions Trophy. It also provides the  occasion of an England batsman scoring a century in the tournament. All such occasions are listed below

JE Root’s 133 not out in this game represent the highest individual score by an England batsman in the Champions Trophy. The previous best was 119 by ME Trescothick against Zimbabwe at Col-RPS on 18.09.02

AD Hales-JE Root added 159  runs  for the second wicket and JE Root-EJG Morgan added 143 runs in  an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game to provide the tenth and eleventh occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure  partnership in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

AD Hales-JE Root added 159 runs  for the second wicket to provide the fifth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the  second wicket in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

JE Root-EJG Morgan added 143 runs in  an unfinished stand for the third wicket in this game to provide the third occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third  wicket in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

Tamim Iqbal-M Rahim added 166 runs for the third wicket in Bangladesh’s innings and AD Hales and JE Root added 159  runs for the second wicket in England’s innings to  provide the first occasion of rival teams  posting 150 plus runs partnerships in the Champions Trophy.

Tamim Iqbal-M Rahim added 166 runs for the third wicket in Bangladesh’s innings and AD Hales and JE Root added 159  runs for the second wicket in England’s innings to  provide the 24th occasion of rival teams  posting 150 plus runs partnerships in the history of one day internationals

Bangladesh posted 305 for 6 and England posted 308 for 2 in this game to provide the 105th occasion of both the teams posting 300 plus runs in the same match in the history of one day internationals.

Bangladesh lost the game after posting 300 plus runs to provide the 107th occasion of a team losing the game after it had posted 300 plus runs  in the  history of one day internationals. It also provides the second such occasion for Bangladesh. Both the occasions are listed below

AD Hales {95},JE Root {133*} and EJG Morgan {75*} scored fifties in this game to provide the fifth occasion of three England batsman scoring fifties in an innings in the Champions Trophy. All such occasions are listed below

EJG Morgan scored 75 not out in this game to provide the 42nd occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the Champions Trophy. It also provides the seventh occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in the tournament. All such occasions are tabulated below

EJG Morgan scored 75 not out in this game to provide the second occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in the tournament against Bangladesh. N Hussain had scored 95 at Nairobi {G} on 05.10.00

An umpire’s call finding on a review may soon not cost teams a review. The ICC cricket committee, headed by India coach Anil Kumble, recommended on Thursday that teams do not lose reviews in those instances where an umpire’s call comes into play. And if the ICC chief executives’ committee approves it, the change could come into effect this October.

Currently, sides are allowed two unsuccessful reviews in the first 80 overs of a Test innings, and one per innings in ODIs. If a review is successful, they do not lose it.

LBW decisions, in particular, will be affected. The benefit of doubt in a DRS call goes to the on-field umpire’s original call. Therefore, if they give a batsman out leg-before and it is challenged, then the third umpire has to uphold the on-field judgment if projections show half the ball hitting a zone that stretches from the outside edge of the off stump to the outside edge of the leg stump. This is the margin of error afforded to the “umpire’s call”.

Now, after a two-day meeting, former international captains Kumble, Rahul Dravid, Mahela Jayawardene, current Australia coach Darren Lehmann, ECB director of cricket Andrew Strauss, umpire Richard Kettleborough among others are agreed that if an lbw review comes back with a verdict of umpire’s call, the team that called the review should not be penalised.

If this system is put in place, however, sides will not have their reviews topped up at 80 overs, as currently happens.

There were several other recommendations made by the group that met in London on May 23 and 24. If the ICC’s chief executives committee approves them, they could become laws starting October 1.

DRS in T20 Internationals

Currently there is no provision for the system, but several players, including most recently England’s Joe Root, have advocated for the move considering one decision can change the course of a match in the shortest format. Earlier this year, the Pakistan Super League used DRS for three matches, thought to be the first time DRS had been used in T20s at franchise or international level.

Concussion substitutes

The committee wanted the ICC’s member countries to run a two-year trial on the use of concussion substitutes. Australia had experimented with it in their last domestic season and had been lobbying the ICC to include it in international cricket as well. Tony Irish, the head of the Federation of Cricketers’ Association, has been vocal in this regard as well, saying “We see this as an important health and safety issue for players and believe that cricket is behind other sports in dealing with it.”

Red cards for players

The MCC in March had proposed the move to regulate behavior at the lower levels of cricket and the ICC cricket committee was in favour of bringing it to internationals as well. They wanted umpires to be empowered to force players off the field “in response to the most serious incidents of player misconduct, such as violence on the field.”

Monitoring no-balls

The third umpire should be deputised to call no-balls off the instant replays. The ICC cricket committee came to this conclusion after reviewing footage from a trial held in England during their ODI series against Pakistan last year.

Run-outs proposal

As it stands now, a batsman is dismissed if, after dragging his bat past the crease, it pops up at the point where the bails are broken. But the committee said once the bat is in and grounded, the batsman is safe, even if it bounces up later.

Finally, the committee was unanimous in wanting a Test championship, supported the push to include cricket in the Olympics and restricting the edges and the depth of bats to bring better balance in the game.

Article courtesy – espncricinfo.com 

CR Woakes of England captured four for 38 against South Africa at Leeds on 24.05.17 to provide the 13^th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa in one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below

CR Woakes of England captured four for 38 against South Africa at Leeds on 24.05.17 to provide the sixth occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa in one day games in England. All such occasions are tabulated below

D Gough, JM Anderson and SCJ Broad are the three England bowlers who have captured four or more wickets against South Africa on three occasions. The performance of these three bowlers are furnished below

SL Malinga became the first bowler in the history of Indian Premier League to capture 150 wickets. He achieved the  milestone in the game between Mumbai and Delhi at Delhi on 06.05.17. His 150^th victim was SS Iyer whom he had caught by Harbhajan Singh for 3. He returned with figures of 2 for 7. His wicket aggregate at the end of this game read 151. It is interesting to note that SL Malinga has represented a single team in the Indian Premier League – Mumbai Indians.

SL Malinga is one of the two bowlers who have captured 300 plus wickets in the history of Twenty20 games after DJ Bravo. He has captured 319 wickets, whlle DJ Bravo has captured 367 wickets. Stats as at the end of 07.05.17

Bangalore was dimissed all out for 119 against Punjab at Bangalore on 05.05.17 to provide the 13^th occasion of Bangalore dismissed all out in an innings in the Indian Premier League. Bangalore now stands third in the list of teams which have been dismissed all out in an innings in the tournament. Delhi occupies the first place with 15 such occasions followed by Rajasthan which has been dismissed all out on 14 occasions. The following table lists the performance of these three teams.