Batsmen scoring a half century and a ninety in a test match

Batsmen scoring a half century and a ninety in a test match

LD Chandimal of Sri Lanka scored 76 and 94 not out in the just concluded test against Pakistan at Galle to provide the 117th occasion of a batsman scoring a half century and a ninety in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1C Hill9897EngEngAdelaide17 Jan 1902
2JT Tyldesley9762EngAusMelbourne01 Jan 1904
3VS Ransford7595AusRSAMelbourne17 Feb 1911
4GA Faulkner5292SAFAusSydney03 Mar 1911
5JB Hobbs6497EngRSADurban14 Feb 1914
6FE Woolley9593EngAusLord’s11 Jun 1921
7JM Taylor7290AusEngMelbourne01 Jan 1925
8RH Catterall6798SAFEngBirmingham15 Jun 1929
9FE Woolley8395*EngRSALeeds13 Jul 1929
10RK Nunes6692WinEngKingston03 Apr 1930
11EH Hendren9386EngRSACape Town01 Jan 1931
12B Mitchell7595SAFAusAdelaide29 Jan 1932
13L Hutton9476EngAusAdelaide31 Jan 1947
14B Mitchell9956SAFEngGqeberha05 Mar 1949
15FB Smith9654*NZlEngLeeds11 Jun 1949
16RT Spooner7192EngIndKolkata30 Dec 1951
17JC Watkins9250SAFAusMelbourne06 Feb 1953
18ED Weekes5590*WinEngKingston15 Jan 1954
19NS Harford9364NZlPakLahore26 Oct 1955
20RB Simpson7592AusWinMelbourne10 Feb 1961
21ER Dexter7099EngAusBrisbane30 Nov 1962
22ER Dexter9352EngAusMelbourne29 Dec 1962
23SM Nurse9353WinEngNottingham30 Jun 1966
24GS Sobers9574*WinIndChennai13 Jan 1967
25KD Walters9362*AusIndBrisbane19 Jan 1968
26IM Chappell7696AusWinAdelaide24 Jan 1969
27APE Knott9263EngAusThe Oval10 Aug 1972
28AI Kallicharran5391WinAusPort of Spain23 Mar 1973
29G Boycott6192EngNZlLord’s21 Jun 1973
30R Edwards9952*AusEngLord’s31 Jul 1975
31DS Steele7392EngAusLeeds14 Aug 1975
32KD Boyce95*69WinAusAdelaide23 Jan 1976
33IVA Richards5098WinAusMelbourne31 Jan 1976
34Zaheer Abbas9058PakAusMelbourne01 Jan 1977
35CG Greenidge9196WinPakGeorgetown18 Mar 1977
36KJ Hughes9264*AusIndKolkata26 Oct 1979
37BM Laird9275AusWinBrisbane01 Dec 1979
38Wasim Raja9761PakIndDelhi04 Dec 1979
39GA Gooch9951EngAusMelbourne01 Feb 1980
40CG Greenidge9197WinNZlChristchurch22 Feb 1980
41RL Dias6097SrlIndChennai17 Sep 1982
42M Amarnath9180IndWinBridgetown15 Apr 1983
43KC Wessels9870AusWinAdelaide07 Dec 1984
44M Amarnath7895IndEngChennai13 Jan 1985
45Qasim Umar9689PakNZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
46RL Dias9560*SrlIndCol-PSS06 Sep 1985
47Javed Miandad9454PakIndChennai03 Feb 1987
48AL Logie8195*WinEngLord’s16 Jun 1988
49RB Richardson9359WinIndBridgetown07 Apr 1989
50DC Boon9458*AusEngLord’s22 Jun 1989
51Shoaib Mohd6795PakIndKarachi15 Nov 1989
52SV Manjrekar9350IndEngManchester09 Aug 1990
53GRJ Matthews5796AusSrlMoratuwa08 Sep 1992
54MA Atherton8099EngAusLord’s17 Jun 1993
55SR Waugh99*80AusEngPerth03 Feb 1995
56RA Smith6190EngWinLord’s22 Jun 1995
57GA Hick9651*EngWinThe Oval24 Aug 1995
58NV Knight5696EngZimBulawayo18 Dec 1996
59GS Blewett9956AusNZlHobart27 Nov 1997
60R Dravid9385IndSrlWankhede03 Dec 1997
61MA Atherton5898*EngRSANottingham23 Jul 1998
62CD McMillan9284NZlIndHamilton02 Jan 1999
63S Ramesh6096IndPakDelhi04 Feb 1999
64MJ Horne9360NZlRSAAuckland27 Feb 1999
65RT Ponting9651AusSrlKandy09 Sep 1999
66Mohd Yousuf9575PakAusBrisbane05 Nov 1999
67SP Fleming5799NZlRSAB’fontein17 Nov 2000
68MJ Slater9686*AusWinSydney02 Jan 2001
69ML Hayden9767AusIndKolkata11 Mar 2001
70MA Butcher5192EngIndAhmedabad11 Dec 2001
71ML Hayden6396AusRSACape Town08 Mar 2002
72MH Richardson9571NZlWinSt George’s28 Jun 2002
73SC Ganguly6899IndEngNottingham08 Aug 2002
74N Hussain7695EngBanChattogram29 Oct 2003
75DR Martyn9752AusSrlCairns09 Jul 2004
76MJ Clarke9173AusIndNagpur26 Oct 2004
77Habibul Bashar9455BanZimChattogram06 Jan 2005
78PD Collingwood9680EngPakLahore29 Nov 2005
79MEK Hussey9161*AusEngAdelaide01 Dec 2006
80GC Smith9455SAFIndCape Town02 Jan 2007
81MS Dhoni9268*IndAusMohali17 Oct 2008
82V Sehwag6692IndAusNagpur06 Nov 2008
83TT Samaraweera9062SrlBanMirpur26 Dec 2008
84CK Kapugedera9659*SrlBanChattogram03 Jan 2009
85M Jayawardene9296SrlNZlCol-SSC)26 Aug 2009
86LRPL Taylor9459NZlPakDunedin24 Nov 2009
87Mushfiqur Rahim7995BanEngChattogram12 Mar 2010
88Salman B9utt6392PakAusLord’s13 Jul 2010
89V Sehwag9654*IndNZlHyd-RGS12 Nov 2010
90MEK Hussey9352AusEngAdelaide03 Dec 2010
91G Gambhir9364IndRSACape Town02 Jan 2011
92Misbah-ul-Haq9970*PakNZlWellington15 Jan 2011
93S Chanderpaul87*91WinEngLord’s17 May 2012
94MJ Guptill9767NZlWinN Sound25 Jul 2012
95JM Bairstow9554EngRSALord’s16 Aug 2012
96Nasir Hossain5294BanWinKhulna21 Nov 2012
97Mushfiqur Rahim6093BanZimHarare25 Apr 2013
98Tamim Iqbal9570BanNZlMirpur21 Oct 2013
99BJ Haddin9453AusEngBrisbane21 Nov 2013
100AM Rahane51*96IndRSADurban26 Dec 2013
101JK Silva9558SrlPakDub-DSC08 Jan 2014
102AN Cook9570*EngIndSouthampton27 Jul 2014
103M Vijay5399IndAusAdelaide09 Dec 2014
104CJL Rogers9556AusIndSydney06 Jan 2015
105JE Root9884EngNZlLord’s21 May 2015
106KL Rahul9051IndAusBengaluru04 Mar 2017
107Fakhar Zaman9466PakAusA Dhabi16 Oct 2018
108Sarfaraz Ahmed9481PakAusA Dhabi16 Oct 2018
109Rahmat Shah9876AfgIreDehradun15 Mar 2019
110Asghar Afghan9250AfgBanChattogram05 Sep 2019
111RJ Burns5790EngWinManchester24 Jul 2020
112M Labuschagne9173AusIndSydney07 Jan 2021
113Tamim Iqbal9074*BanSrlPallekele21 Apr 2021
114BRM Taylor8192ZimBanHarare07 Jul 2021
115TWM Latham9552NZlIndKanpur25 Nov 2021
116SS Iyer9267IndSrlBengaluru12 Mar 2022
117LD Chandimal7694*SrlPakGalle16 Jul 2022

It also provides the seventh occasion of a Sri Lankan batsman scoring a half century and a ninety in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1RL Dias6097SrlIndChennai17 Sep 1982
2RL Dias9560*SrlIndCol-PSS06 Sep 1985
3TT Samaraweera9062SrlBanMirpur26 Dec 2008
4CK Kapugedera9659*SrlBanChattogram03 Jan 2009
5M Jayawardene9296SrlNZlCol-SSC)26 Aug 2009
6JK Silva9558SrlPakDub-DSC08 Jan 2014
7LD Chandimal7694*SrlPakGalle16 Jul 2022

It also provides the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring a half century and a ninety in a test against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1NS Harford9364NZlPakLahore26 Oct 1955
2CG Greenidge9196WinPakGeorgetown18 Mar 1977
3S Ramesh6096IndPakDelhi04 Feb 1999
4PD Collingwood9680EngPakLahore29 Nov 2005
5JK Silva9558SrlPakDub-DSC08 Jan 2014
6LD Chandimal7694*SrlPakGalle16 Jul 2022

It also provides the second occasion of a Sri Lankan batsman scoring a half century and a ninety in a test against Pakistan. Both such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1JK Silva9558SrlPakDub-DSC08 Jan 2014
2LD Chandimal7694*SrlPakGalle16 Jul 2022

The following table lists the seven batsmen who have scored a half century and a ninety in a test on two occasions.

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1B Mitchell7595SAFAusAdelaide29 Jan 1932
 B Mitchell9956SAFEngGqeberha05 Mar 1949
        
2CG Greenidge9196WinPakGeorgetown18 Mar 1977
 CG Greenidge9197WinNZlChristchurch22 Feb 1980
        
3ER Dexter7099EngAusBrisbane30 Nov 1962
 ER Dexter9352EngAusMelbourne29 Dec 1962
        
4FE Woolley9593EngAusLord’s11 Jun 1921
 FE Woolley8395*EngRSALeeds13 Jul 1929
        
5M Amarnath9180IndWinBridgetown15 Apr 1983
 M Amarnath7895IndEngChennai13 Jan 1985
        
6MA Atherton8099EngAusLord’s17 Jun 1993
 MA Atherton5898*EngRSANottingham23 Jul 1998
        
7RL Dias6097SrlIndChennai17 Sep 1982
 RL Dias9560*SrlIndCol-PSS06 Sep 1985
        
8Tamim Iqbal9570BanNZlMirpur21 Oct 2013
 Tamim Iqbal9074*BanSrlPallekele21 Apr 2021
        
9V Sehwag6692IndAusNagpur06 Nov 2008
 V Sehwag9654*IndNZlHyd-RGS12 Nov 2010

The following table lists the five occasions of batsmen who have scored nineties in both innings of a test.

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1C Hill9897EngEngAdelaide17 Jan 1902
2FE Woolley9593EngAusLord’s11 Jun 1921
3CG Greenidge9196WinPakGeorgetown18 Mar 1977
4CG Greenidge9197WinNZlChristchurch22 Feb 1980
5M Jayawardene9296SrlNZlCol-SSC)26 Aug 2009
Stats of the third one day international between England and India at Manchester on 17 Jul 2022

Stats of the third one day international between England and India at Manchester on 17 Jul 2022

India won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 36th occasion of India doing so against England in one day internationals. India won this game after it has inserted England to provide the 22nd occasion of India winning an one day international against England after it has inserted England.

England was dismissed all out for 259 in this game to provide the 38th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings against India in a one day international. It also provides the ninth occasion of England dismissed all out for a scored 250 plus runs against India in a one day international

JM Bairstow was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 14th occasion of an England opener dismissed for a duck in an innings against India in an one day international. He became the third England opener to be dismissed for a duck against India in a one day international at Manchester. Others are – MA Atherton on 26 May 1996 and AN Cook on 30 Aug 2007.

JM Bairstow, JE Root and RJW Topley were dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 62nd, 63rd and 64th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a duck in an innings against India in a one day international.

JM Bairstow, JE Root and RJW Topley were dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the eighth occasion of three or more England batsman dismissed for ducks in an innings against India in a one day international.

JE Root was dismissed for a duck against India for the second occasion, while JM Bairstow and RJW Topley collected their first ducks against India in a one day international.

JE Root and JM Bairstow collected their seventh ducks in their one day career and RJW Topley collected his first duck against India of his one day career.

JM Bairstow and JE Root collected ducks in this game to provide the fifth occasion of England batsmen batting at number two and three dismissed for ducks in a one day international. It also provides the second occasion of England batsmen batting at number two and three dismissed for ducks in a one day international against India.

JC Buttler scored 60 in this game to provide the 128th occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the 17th occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in an innings in a one day international against India. It also represents his first fifty as captain.

JC Buttler scored 60 in this game to provide the 128th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the 17th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in an innings in a one day international against India. It also represents his 19th fifty as wicket keeper

JC Buttler scored 60 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of an England captain wicket keeper scoring a fifty in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the first occasion of an England captain wicket keeper scoring a fifty in an innings in a one day international against India.

It also represents his fifth fifty as captain wicket keeper. He now shares the record for most fifties by an England captain wicket keeper in one day internationals with AJ Stewert. AJ Stewert has also scored five fifties as England captain wicket keeper.

NoPlayerRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1AJ Stewart772RSAMelbourne12 Mar 1992
2AJ Stewart511SrlLord’s16 Aug 1998
3AJ Stewart882SrlLord’s14 May 1999
4AJ Stewart74*2WinCh-le-St15 Jul 2000
5AJ Stewart601NamGqeberha19 Feb 2003
       
1JC Buttler631BanMirpur07 Oct 2016
2JC Buttler572BanMirpur09 Oct 2016
3JC Buttler91*1AusCardiff16 Jun 2018
4JC Buttler86*2NetAmstelveen22 Jun 2022
5JC Buttler601IndManchester17 Jul 2022

The following table lists the eleven captain wicket keeper batsmen who have scored five or more fifties in one day internationals. JC Buttler became the eleventh captain wicket keeper to score five or more fifties in one day internationals

NoPlayerTeamSpanCHC50+
1MS DhoniInd2007-201664753
2KC SangakkaraSrl2009-201111415
3AB de VilliersRSA2012-201540812
4A FlowerZim1993-200001010
5A BagaiCan2009-201100909
6JC ButtlerEng2016-202200505
7TWM LathamNZl2019-202220305
8BB McCullumNZl2012-201310405
9Mushfiqur RahimBan2011-201400505
10Sarfaraz AhmedPak2017-201900505
11AJ StewartEng1992-200300505

Mohammad Siraj and YS Chahal returned with figures of 2-66 and 3-60 in this game to provide the 468th and 469th occasion of Indian bowlers conceding 60 plus runs in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 63rd and 64th occasion of Indian bowlers conceding 60 plus runs against England in one day internationals.

YS Chahal has conceded 60 plus runs in one day internationals on eleven occasions, while Mohammad Siraj has conceded 60 plus runs in one day international on two occasions.

YS Chahal has conceded 60 plus runs in one day internationals on two occasions against England while Mohammad Siraj has conceded 60 plus runs in one day international on one occasion against England.

HH Pandya returned with figures of 4 for 24 in this game to provide the 197th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 21st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals against England

HH Pandya returned with figures of 4 for 24 in this game to provide the 151st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 13th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one day internationals against England.

HH Pandya scored 71 in this game in India’s innings. His all round performance of 71 and 4-24 provides the the 71st occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same one day international. It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsW-RTeamOppGroundDate
1K Srikkanth705-27IndNZlCuttak10-12-88
2S R Tendulkar1414-38IndAusDhaka28-10-98
3S C Ganguly130*4-21IndSrlNagpur22-03-99
4S C Ganguly71*5-34IndZimKanpur11-12-00
5Yuvraj Singh1184-28IndEngIndore17-11-08
6Yuvraj Singh50*5-31IndIreBengaluru06-03-11
7H H Pandya714-24IndEngManchester17-07-22

It also provides the sixth occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same one day international against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsW-RTeamOppGroundDate
1S M Pollock66*4-34RSAEngCape Town09-01-96
2Shahid Afridi615-40PakEngLahore27-10-00
3P A de Silva514-30SrlEngSydney13-01-03
4Yuvraj Singh1184-28IndEngIndore17-11-08
5G J Maxwell954-46AusEngPerth01-02-15
6H H Pandya714-24IndEngManchester17-07-22

RR Pant scored 125 not out in this game to provide the 188th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 19th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in an innings in one day internationals against England.

RR Pant scored 125 not out in this game to provide the 19th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in an innings in one day internationals against England. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century in an innings in one day internationals against England. MS Dhoni had scored 134 against England at Cuttack on 19 Jan 2017.

RR Pant became the third Indian wicket keeper batsman to score a century in an innings on away soil. Other are – MS Dhoni – 101 not out against Bangladesh at Mirpur on 07 Jan 2010 and KL Rahul – 112 against New Zealand at Mount Maunganui on 11 Feb 2020

Thus RR Pant’s 125 not out in this game represent the highest individual score by an Indian wicket keeper batsman on away soil

RR Pant’s 125 not out in this game represent the highest individual score by an Indian wicket keeper batsman on away soil against England. The previous best was 82 by R Dravid at Chester-le-Street on 04 Jul 2002.

JC Buttler of England scored 60 and RR Pant of India scored 125 not out in the just concluded one day international between the two teams at Manchester on 17 Jul 2022 to provide the 95th occasion of rival wicket keepers scoring fifties in the same one day internationals.

These 95 occasions include six occasions of both the rival wicket keepers scoring centuries, 29 occasions of one of the wicket keepers scoring a half century and the other a century and sixty occasions of rival wicket keeper scoring half centuries

The following table lists the 29 occasions of one of the wicket keepers scoring a half century and the other a century in the same one day international

NoTeamOppGroundDateCHC
1AusSrlMelbourne07 Feb 199911
2IndZimCol-RPS14 Sep 200211
3AusICCMel’one-CS07 Oct 200511
4AusSrlBrisbane14 Feb 200611
5AusSrlBridgetown28 Apr 200711
6AusSrlPerth15 Feb 200811
7IndSrlAdelaide19 Feb 200811
8AfgCanSharjah16 Feb 201011
9RSAZimPot’stroom17 Oct 201011
10CanNZlWankhede13 Mar 201111
11ZimBanHarare16 Aug 201111
12NZlRSAWellington25 Feb 201211
13RSAIndJo’burg05 Dec 201311
14WinEngN Sound05 Mar 201411
15WinBanBasseterre25 Aug 201411
16RSAWinJo’burg18 Jan 201511
17IndZimAuckland14 Mar 201511
18ZimWinHarare19 Mar 201811
19BanWinMirpur11 Dec 201811
20AusPakDub-DSC29 Mar 201911
21EngPakNottingham03 Jun 201911
22SrlBanCol-RPS26 Jul 201911
23IndWinChennai15 Dec 201911
24AfgIreA Dhabi21 Jan 202111
25ZimBanHarare16 Jul 202111
26AfgNetDoha23 Jan 202211
27PakWinMultan08 Jun 202211
28NetEngAmstelveen17 Jun 202211
29EngIndManchester17 Jul 202211

V Kohli’s run one day aggregate on away soil read 5206 at the end of this game. He is the second Indian batsman to total 5000 plus runs on away soil after SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has an aggregate of 5065 runs on away soil.

KC Sangakkara {5518}, V Kohli {5206}, RT Ponting {5090} and SR Tendulkar {5065} are the four batsmen in the history of one day internationals to aggregate 5000 plus runs on away soil

RR Pant-HH Pandya added 133 runs for the fifth wicket in this game to provide the 457th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 52nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in one day internationals against England.

RR Pant-HH Pandya added 133 runs for the fifth wicket in this game to provide the 47th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fifth wicket in one day internationals. It also provides the eighth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fifth wicket in one day internationals against England.

RR Pant-HH Pandya added 133 runs for the fifth wicket in this game to provide the 154th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in one day internationals on away soil. It also provides the 21st occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in one day internationals against England on away soil

RR Pant-HH Pandya added 133 runs for the fifth wicket in this game to provide the 18th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fifth wicket in one day internationals on away soil. It also provides the fourth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fifth wicket in one day internationals against England on away soil

All round performance of scoring fifty plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same international

All round performance of scoring fifty plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same international

HH Pandya of India scored 71 and captured four for 24 against England at Manchester in the just concluded one day international to provide the 71st occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsW-RTeamOppGroundDate
1D A G Fletcher69*4-42ZimAusNottingham09-06-83
2S R Waugh824-48AusPakPerth02-01-87
3I V A Richards1195-41WinNZlDunedin18-03-87
4K Srikkanth705-27IndNZlCuttak10-12-88
5S P O’Donnell57*4-36AusSrlMelbourne26-12-89
6I T Botham534-31EngAusSydney05-03-92
7G J Crocker504-26ZimIndHarare25-10-92
8M E Waugh575-24AusWinMelbourne15-12-92
9Aamir Sohail854-22PakSrlSharjah12-10-95
10S M Pollock66*4-34RSAEngCape Town09-01-96
11N J Astle1174-43NZlPakMohali09-05-97
12L Klusener546-49RSASrlLahore06-11-97
13S R Tendulkar1414-38IndAusDhaka28-10-98
14S C Ganguly130*4-21IndSrlNagpur22-03-99
15N C Johnson594-42ZimKenTaunton15-05-99
16Abdul Razzaq70*5-48PakIndHobart21-01-00
17G A Hick805-33EngZimHarare20-02-00
18Shahid Afridi615-40PakEngLahore27-10-00
19S C Ganguly71*5-34IndZimKanpur11-12-00
20S B Styris63*6-25NZlWinTrinidad12-06-02
21C H Gayle674-54WinNZlKingstown16-06-02
22R C Irani535-26EngIndThe Oval09-07-02
23P A de Silva514-30SrlEngSydney13-01-03
24M O Odumbe52*4-38KenBanJo’burg01-03-03
25J F Kloppenburg1214-42NetNamB’fontein03-03-03
26C H Gayle605-46WinAusSt George’s01-06-03
27S T Jayasuriya1224-39SrlAusSydney09-01-03
28A Flintoff55*4-14EngBanChattogram07-11-03
29C H Gayle112*4-24WinZimHarare30-11-03
30D S Lehmann674-07AusZimHarare27-05-04
31Shoaib Malik1184-19PakHKGCol-SSC18-07-04
32Abdul Razzaq63*4-53PakAusPerth30-01-05
33P D Collingwood112*6-31EngBanTrent Bridge21-06-05
34A M Blignaut504-46ZimNZlHarare31-08-05
35S R Watson66*4-39AusICCMel’one-CS09-10-05
36T Odoyo844-36KenBanNairobi-G13-08-06
37P D Collingwood644-15EngNZlCh-le-St15-06-08
38S Dhaniram795-32CanBerK City-NW29-06-08
39Yuvraj Singh1184-28IndEngIndore17-11-08
40R N T Doeschate584-35NetAfgAmstelveen30-08-09
41Shakib Al Hasan584-41BanNZlMirpur05-10-10
42P Utseya674-38ZimBanMirpur06-12-10
43Yuvraj Singh50*5-31IndIreBengaluru06-03-11
44Mohammad Nabi584-31AfgCanK City-NW07-08-11
45H Patel624-28CanAfgK City-NW07-08-11
46T M Dilshan1444-04SrlZimPallekele10-03-11
47Shahid Afridi755-35PakSrlSharjah20-11-11
48Shahid Afridi767-12PakWinProvidence14-07-13
49B A Stokes704-38EngAusPerth24-01-14
50Shakib Al Hasan1014-41BanZimChattogram21-11-14
51Javed Ahmadi814-37AfgIreDub-DSC10-01-15
52J H Davey53*6-28ScoAfgA Dhabi14-01-15
53G J Maxwell954-46AusEngPerth01-02-15
54Wahab Riaz54*4-45PakZimBrisbane01-03-15
55A U Rashid694-55EngNZlEdgbaston09-06-15
56Moad Hafeez1034-41PakSrlDambulla11-07-15
57C J Chibhabha534-25ZimAfgSharjah04-01-16
58Rashid Khan60*4-21AfgIreBelfast17-07-16
59J-P Duminy52*4-16RSAIreBenoni25-09-16
60P R Stirling956-55IreAfgG Noida17-03-17
61K J O’Brien72*4-26IreAfgG Noida22-03-17
63Rohan Mustafa1095-25UAEPNGA Dhabi04-04-17
63A L Phehlukwayo69*4-22RSAPakDurban22-01-19
64Shakib Al Hasan515-29BanAfgSouthampton24-06-19
65Khawar Ali79*4-23OmaScotAberdeen15-08-19
66Aqib Ilyas109*4-36OmaNepKirtipur09-02-20
67Simi Singh54*5-10IreUAEA Dhabi18-01-21
68J J Smit565-26NamOmaJo’burg26-11-21
69A R McBrine594-28IreWinKingston16-01-22
70Shadab Khan864-62PakWinMultan12-06-22
71H H Pandya714-24IndEngManchester17-07-22

It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsW-RTeamOppGroundDate
1K Srikkanth705-27IndNZlCuttak10-12-88
2S R Tendulkar1414-38IndAusDhaka28-10-98
3S C Ganguly130*4-21IndSrlNagpur22-03-99
4S C Ganguly71*5-34IndZimKanpur11-12-00
5Yuvraj Singh1184-28IndEngIndore17-11-08
6Yuvraj Singh50*5-31IndIreBengaluru06-03-11
7H H Pandya714-24IndEngManchester17-07-22

It also provides the sixth occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing four or more wickets in the same one day international against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsW-RTeamOppGroundDate
1S M Pollock66*4-34RSAEngCape Town09-01-96
2Shahid Afridi615-40PakEngLahore27-10-00
3P A de Silva514-30SrlEngSydney13-01-03
4Yuvraj Singh1184-28IndEngIndore17-11-08
5G J Maxwell954-46AusEngPerth01-02-15
6H H Pandya714-24IndEngManchester17-07-22

CH Gayle of West Indies, Shahid Afridi of Pakistan and Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh are the cricketers to score fifty plus runs and capture four or more wickets in the same international on three occasions

NoPlayerRunsW-RTeamOppGroundDate
1C H Gayle674-54WinNZlKingstown16-06-02
2C H Gayle605-46WinAusSt George’s01-06-03
3C H Gayle112*4-24WinZimHarare30-11-03
        
1Shahid Afridi615-40PakEngLahore27-10-00
2Shahid Afridi755-35PakSrlSharjah20-11-11
3Shahid Afridi767-12PakWinProvidence14-07-13
        
1Shakib Al Hasan584-41BanNZlMirpur05-10-10
2Shakib Al Hasan1014-41BanZimChattogram21-11-14
3Shakib Al Hasan515-29BanAfgSouthampton24-06-19
Rival wicket keeper scoring fifties in the same one day international

Rival wicket keeper scoring fifties in the same one day international

JC Buttler of England scored 60 and RR Pant of India scored 125 not out in the just concluded one day international between the two teams at Manchester on 17 Jul 2022 to provide the 95th occasion of rival wicket keepers scoring fifties in the same one day internationals.

These 95 occasions include six occasions of both the rival wicket keepers scoring centuries, 29 occasions of one of the wicket keepers scoring a half century and the other a century and sixty occasions of rival wicket keeper scoring half centuries

The following table lists the 29 occasions of one of the wicket keepers scoring a half century and the other a century in the same one day international

NoTeamOppGroundDateCHC
1AusSrlMelbourne07 Feb 199911
2IndZimCol-RPS14 Sep 200211
3AusICCMel’one-CS07 Oct 200511
4AusSrlBrisbane14 Feb 200611
5AusSrlBridgetown28 Apr 200711
6AusSrlPerth15 Feb 200811
7IndSrlAdelaide19 Feb 200811
8AfgCanSharjah16 Feb 201011
9RSAZimPot’stroom17 Oct 201011
10CanNZlWankhede13 Mar 201111
11ZimBanHarare16 Aug 201111
12NZlRSAWellington25 Feb 201211
13RSAIndJo’burg05 Dec 201311
14WinEngN Sound05 Mar 201411
15WinBanBasseterre25 Aug 201411
16RSAWinJo’burg18 Jan 201511
17IndZimAuckland14 Mar 201511
18ZimWinHarare19 Mar 201811
19BanWinMirpur11 Dec 201811
20AusPakDub-DSC29 Mar 201911
21EngPakNottingham03 Jun 201911
22SrlBanCol-RPS26 Jul 201911
23IndWinChennai15 Dec 201911
24AfgIreA Dhabi21 Jan 202111
25ZimBanHarare16 Jul 202111
26AfgNetDoha23 Jan 202211
27PakWinMultan08 Jun 202211
28NetEngAmstelveen17 Jun 202211
29EngIndManchester17 Jul 202211
The following batting records beckon V Kohli in today’s one day international against England

The following batting records beckon V Kohli in today’s one day international against England

V Kohli has played 34 ODIs against England prior to the start of today’s game. If he appears in today’s game, it would be his 35th game against England. He would become the fifth Indian cricketer to play 35 plus one day internationals against England. Others are – MS Dhoni {48}, SK Raina {37}, SR Tendulkar {37} and Yuvraj Singh {37}

V Kohli has scored 12 fifties against England in one day internationals prior to the start of today’s game. One more fifty would fetch him his 13th fifty against England. He would then own the record for most fifties by an Indian batsman against England. SK Raina and SR Tendulkar have scored 12 fifties

V Kohli has scored nine half centuries against England in one day internationals prior to the start of today’s game. One more half century would fetch him his tenth half century against England. He would then become the fifth Indian batsman to score ten or more half centuries against England in one day internationals. Others are – R Dravid {11}, SK Rains {11}, MS Dhoni {10} and SR Tendulkar {10}

V Kohli has an aggregate of 1323 runs against England in one day international prior to the start of today’s game. 77 more runs would fetch him 1400 runs against England. If he gets them, then he would become the third Indian batsman to aggregate 1400 plus runs against England. MS Dhoni {1546} and SR Tendulkar {1455} are the other two Indian batsmen who have scored 1400 plus runs against England.

V Kohli has scored five fifties against England in England prior to the start of today’s game. One more fifty would fetch him his sixth fifty. He would then occupy the second place among the Indian batsmen who have scored most fifties against England in England. R Dravid owns the record with seven fifties to his credit. V Kohli would go past MS Dhoni, SR Ganguly and SR Tendulkar who have scored five fifties against England in England.

V Kohli has scored 49 boundary fours against England in England prior to the start of today’s game. One more boundary four would fetch him 50 boundary fours. He would then become the sixth Indian batsman to score 50 boundary fours against England in England. Others are – SR Tendulkar {84}, SC Ganguly {65}, R Dravid {61}, MS Dhoni {51} and Yuvraj Singh {50}

V Kohli has scored 564 runs against England in England prior to the start of today’s game. 36 more runs would fetch him 600 runs.  He would then become the fourth Indian batsman to score 600 plus runs against England in England. Others are – R Dravid {648}, SR Tendulkar {639} and MS Dhoni {613}

Bangladesh bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals

Bangladesh bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals

Tajul Islam of Bangladesh returned with figures of 5 for 28 against West Indies at Providence on 16 Jul 22 providing the 22nd occasion of a Bangladesh bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerW-RIOppGroundStart Date
1Aftab Ahmed5-312NZlDhaka05 Nov 2004
2Mohammad Rafique5-452KenFatullah23 Mar 2006
3Mashrafe Mortaza6-261KenNairobi-G15 Aug 2006
4Abdur Razzak5-332ZimBogra05 Dec 2006
5Farhad Reza5-422IreMirpur20 Mar 2008
6Abdur Razzak5-291ZimMirpur29 Oct 2009
7Abdur Razzak5-301ZimMirpur03 Dec 2010
8Abdur Razzak5-621SrlPallekele28 Mar 2013
9Ziaur Rahman5-302ZimBulawayo03 May 2013
10Rubel Hossain6-262NZlMirpur29 Oct 2013
11Taskin Ahmed5-281IndMirpur17 Jun 2014
12Mustafizur Rahman5-502IndMirpur18 Jun 2015
13Mustafizur Rahman6-431IndMirpur21 Jun 2015
14Shakib Al Hasan5-472ZimMirpur07 Nov 2015
15Mustafizur Rahman5-342ZimMirpur11 Nov 2015
16Abu Jayed5-581IreDublin15 May 2019
17Shakib Al Hasan5-292AfgSouthampton24 Jun 2019
18Mustafizur Rahman5-591IndBirmingham02 Jul 2019
19Mustafizur Rahman5-751PakLord’s05 Jul 2019
20Shakib Al Hasan5-402ZimHarare16 Jul 2021
21Taskin Ahmed5-351SAFCenturion23 Mar 2022
22Taijul Islam5-281WinProvidence16 Jul 2022

It also provides the best bowling figures by a Bangladesh bowler against West Indies in a one day international. The previous best was 4 for 8 by Shakib Al Hasan at Mirpur on 20 Jan 2021.

West Indies captains dismissed for a first ball duck in one day internationals

West Indies captains dismissed for a first ball duck in one day internationals

N Pooran of West Indies collected the first ball duck against Bangladesh at Providence on 13 Jul 2022 to provide the 15th occasion of a West Indies captain dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in one day international. All such occasions are detailed below

NoPlayerRBFIOppGroundStart Date
1CH Lloyd012AusSydney21 Dec 1979
2IVA Richards012PakSialkot14 Nov 1986
3IVA Richards012PakHyd-Pak18 Nov 1986
4BC Lara011RSAJo’burg22 Jan 1999
5CL Hooper012SrlCape Town28 Feb 2003
6BC Lara011PakLahore10 Dec 2006
7CH Gayle011AusAdelaide09 Feb 2010
8DJ Bravo012PakProvidence14 Jul 2013
9JO Holder012EngBridgetown09 Mar 2017
10JO Holder012AfgGros Islet09 Jun 2017
11JO Holder012NZlManchester22 Jun 2019
12KA Pollard012IndVizag18 Dec 2019
13KA Pollard012SrlHambantota26 Feb 2020
14KA Pollard011IndAhmedabad06 Feb 2022
15N Pooran011BanProvidence13 Jul 2022
Captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day internationals

Captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day internationals

RG Sharma and RR Pant were dismissed for zeroes in this game to provide the 27th occasion of a captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayer RITramOppGroundDate
1MG BurgessC02NZlEngManchester17.07.78
 GN EdwardsK02NZlEngManchester17.07.78
         
2GS ChappellC01AusWinPerth20.12.81
 RW MarshK01AusWinPerth20.12.81
         
3Javed MiandadC02PakIndSharjah22.03.85
 Ashraf AliK02PakIndSharjah22.03.85
         
4DI GowerC02EngWinBridgetown19.03.86
 PR DowntonK02EngWinBridgetown19.03.86
         
5AJ TraicosC01ZimIndWankhede17.10.87
 DL HoughtonK01ZimIndWankhede17.10.87
         
6Wasim AkramC01PakWinCape Town25.02.93
 Rashid LatifK01PakWinCape Town25.02.93
         
7A RanatungaC02SrlPakSingapore07.04.96
 KaluwitharanaK02SrlPakSingapore07.04.96
         
8CA WalshC02WinPakMelbourne20.01.97
 JR MurrayK02WinPakMelbourne20.01.97
         
9AY KarimC02KenZimDhaka23.03.99
 KO OtienoK02KenZimDhaka23.03.99
         
10A JadejaC02IndAusCol-SSC28.08.99
 R DravidK02IndAusCol-SSC28.08.99
         
11BC LaraC02WinSrlSharjah13.10.99
 RD JacobsK02WinSrlSharjah13.10.99
         
12SC GangulyC01IndAusIndore31.03.01
 V DahiyaK01IndAusIndore31.03.01
         
13RT PontingC01AusPakMel’one-CS15.06.02
 AC GilchristK01AusPakMel’one-CS15.06.02
         
14SO TikoloC01KenPakNairobi-G29.08.02
 DO ObuyaK01KenPakNairobi-G29.08.02
         
15ADR CampbellC01ZimPakHarare30.11.02
 T TaibuK01ZimPakHarare30.11.02
         
16CL HooperC02WinSrlCape Town28.02.03
 RD JacobsK02WinSrlCape Town28.02.03
         
17SC GangulyC01IndBanChattogram23.12.04
 MS DhoniK01IndBanChattogram23.12.04
         
18GC SmithC02RSAAusMel’one-CS03.02.06
 MV BoucherK02RSAAusMel’one-CS03.02.06
         
19Mohd AshrafulC01BanRSAMirpur12.03.08
 Dhiman GhoshK01BanRSAMirpur12.03.08
         
20AJ StraussC02EngAusPerth06.02.11
 SM DaviesK02EngAusPerth06.02.11
         
21AN CookC01EngIndDelhi17.10.11
 C KieswetterK01EngIndDelhi17.10.11
         
22DJ BravoC02WinPakProvidence14.07.13
 J CharlesK02WinPakProvidence14.07.13
         
23AD MathewsC01SrlNZlDambulla16.11.13
 KC SangakkaraK01SrlNZlDambulla16.11.13
         
24AS HansraC01CanNetMt Maunganui28.01.14
 Hamza TariqK01CanNetMt Maunganui28.01.14
         
25Mohd NabiC02AfgScoAbu Dhabi14.01.15
 Afsar ZazaiK02AfgScoAbu Dhabi14.01.15
         
26BB McCullumC01NZlAusMelbourne29.03.15
 L RonchiK01NZlAusMelbourne29.03.15
         
27RG SharmaC02IndEngLord’s14.07.22
 RR PantK02IndEngLord’s14.07.22

It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayer RITramOppGroundDate
1A JadejaC02IndAusCol-SSC28.08.99
 R DravidK02IndAusCol-SSC28.08.99
         
2SC GangulyC01IndAusIndore31.03.01
 V DahiyaK01IndAusIndore31.03.01
         
3SC GangulyC01IndBanChattogram23.12.04
 MS DhoniK01IndBanChattogram23.12.04
         
4RG SharmaC02IndEngLord’s14.07.22
 RR PantK02IndEngLord’s14.07.22

It also provides the second occasion of captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day international against England. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayer RITramOppGroundDate
1MG BurgessC02NZlEngManchester17.07.78
 GN EdwardsK02NZlEngManchester17.07.78
         
2RG SharmaC02IndEngLord’s14.07.22
 RR PantK02IndEngLord’s14.07.22
Stats of the second one day international between England and India at Lord’s on 14 Jun 2022

Stats of the second one day international between England and India at Lord’s on 14 Jun 2022

This game witnessed both the teams dismissed all out. England was dismissed all out for 146, while India was dismissed all out for 146, to provide the 231st occasion of both the teams dismissed all out in a one day internationals

It also provides the eighth occasion of both the teams dismissed in a one day international played at Lord’s and also provides the second occasion in England-India one day series. The first such occasion was on 05 Sep 2004 when India was all out for 204 and England for 181.

This game witnessed both the teams dismissed all out. England was dismissed all out for 146, while India was dismissed all out for 146, to provide the 110th occasion of both the teams dismissed all out in a one day internationals in a bilateral series

It also provides the fourth occasion of both the teams dismissed in a one day international played at Lord’s in a bilateral series and also provides the first occasion in England-India one day bilateral series.

YS Chahal captured four for 47 to provide the first occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four wickets in a one day international at Lord’s.

It also provides the 196th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 20th occasions of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in one day internationals against England.

It also provides the 150th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 12th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one day internationals against England.

YS Chahal captured four for 47 to provide the 34th occasion of bowler capturing four or more wickets in a one day international at Lord’s. It also provides the 20th occasion of bowler capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one day internationals at Lord’s.

RJW Topley of England captured six for 24 in this game to provide the 83rd occasion of a bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the twelfth occasion of a bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international against India

RJW Topley of England captured six for 24 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of an England bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the first occasion of an England bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international against India

RJW Topley of England captured six for 24 in this game to provide the 51st occasion of a bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international in a bilateral series. It also provides the fifth occasion of a bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international against India.

RJW Topley of England captured six for 24 in this game to provide the first occasion of a bowler capturing six plus wickets in an innings in a one day international in a bilateral series at Lord’s. The following table lists the seven occasions of bowlers who have captured five or more wickets in a bilateral series at Lord’s

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1RJW Topley6-242EngIndLord’s14 Jul 2022
2B Lee5-411AusEngLord’s10 Jul 2005
3D Gough5-441EngAusLord’s25 May 1997
4FH Edwards5-451WinEngLord’s01 Jul 2007
5Kasprowicz5-462AusPakLord’s04 Sep 2004
6B Lee5-491AusEngLord’s12 Sep 2009
7Hasan Ali5-511PakEngLord’s10 Jul 2021

YS Chahal {4 for 47} for India and RJW Topley {6 for 24} for England captured four plus wickets in this game to provide the 145th occasion of rival bowlers capturing four plus wickets in the same game in the history of one day international.

YS Chahal {4 for 47} for India and RJW Topley {6 for 24} for England captured four plus wickets in this game to provide the fifth occasion of rival bowlers capturing four plus wickets in the same game in the history of one day international at Lord’s

YS Chahal {4 for 47} for India and RJW Topley {6 for 24} for England captured four plus wickets in this game to provide the 75th occasion of rival bowlers capturing four plus wickets in the same game in the history of one day international of bilateral series

YS Chahal {4 for 47} for India and RJW Topley {6 for 24} for England captured four plus wickets in this game to provide the third occasion of rival bowlers capturing four plus wickets in the same game in the history of one day international of a bilateral series at Lord’s

England won this game by 100 runs to provide the 38th occasion of England winning a one day game by 100 plus runs margin. It also provides the fourth occasion of England winning a one day game by 100 plus runs margin against India.

England won this game by 100 runs to provide the second occasion of England winning a one day game by 100 plus runs margin at Lord’s and on both the occasions it was against India. England had won by 202 runs against India at Lord’s on 07 Jun 1975.

RG Sharma was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 44th occasion of an Indian captain dismissed for zero in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian captain dismissed for zero in an innings in a one day international against England.

RG Sharma became the second Indian captain to score zero against England at Lord’s after R Dravid. R Dravid was dismissed for zero against England at Lord’s on 08 Sep 2007

RG Sharma was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 17th occasion of an Indian captain opener dismissed for zero in an innings in a one day international. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian captain opener dismissed for zero in an innings in a one day international against England.

RG Sharma’s zero in this innings was his first zero as Indian captain in 15 one day internationals and 15 innings. It also represents his 14th zero in 232 one day internationals and 225 innings as a batsman. It also represents his sixth zero in 148 one day internationals and 146 innings as an opening batsman.

RG Sharma, RR Pant and M Prasidh Krishna scored zeroes in this game to provide the 99 occasions of batsmen scoring zeroes in a one day international at Lord’s. It also provides the 41 occasions of batsmen scoring zeroes in a one day international at Lord’s.

RG Sharma, RR Pant and M Prasidh Krishna scored zeroes in this game to provide the ten occasions of batsmen scoring zeroes in a one day international at Lord’s against England It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in a one day international at Lord’s against England

RG Sharma, RR Pant and M Prasidh Krishna scored zeroes in this game to provide the first occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in a one day international against England

RG Sharma, RR Pant and M Prasidh Krishna scored zeroes in this game to provide the first occasion of three Indian batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in a one day international against England at Lord’s

RR Pant was dismissed for zero in this game to provide the 44th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in one day international. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in one day international against England.

It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in one day international against England at Lord’s. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zero in an innings in one day international at Lord’s

RG Sharma and RR Pant were dismissed for zeroes in this game to provide the 27th occasion of a captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day international.

It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day international. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayer RITramOppGroundDate
1A JadejaC02IndAusCol-SSC28.08.99
 R DravidK02IndAusCol-SSC28.08.99
         
2SC GangulyC01IndAusIndore31.03.01
 V DahiyaK01IndAusIndore31.03.01
         
3SC GangulyC01IndBanChattogram23.12.04
 MS DhoniK01IndBanChattogram23.12.04
         
4RG SharmaC02IndEngLord’s14.07.22
 RR PantK02IndEngLord’s14.07.22

It also provides the second occasion of captain and wicket keeper batsman dismissed for zeroes in the same innings in a one day international against England. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayer RITramOppGroundDate
1MG BurgessC02NZlEngManchester17.07.78
 GN EdwardsK02NZlEngManchester17.07.78
         
2RG SharmaC02IndEngLord’s14.07.22
 RR PantK02IndEngLord’s14.07.22

RJW Topley’s 6 for 24 in this game represent the best bowling figures in an innings by an England bowler in a one day internationals. The previous best was 6 for 31 by PD Collingwood against Bangladesh at Nottingham on 21 Jun 2005.

RJW Topley’s 6 for 24 in this game represent the best bowling figures in an innings by an England bowler in a one day internationals at Lord’s. The previous best was 5 for 44 by D Gough against Australia at Lord’s on 25 May 1997

Thus RJW Topley not only owns the best bowling figures by an England bowler in a one day international, but also owns the best bowling figures by an England bowler in a one day international at Lord’s – Mecca of Cricket.

Stats highlights of the first one day international between England and India at The Oval on 12 Jul 2022

Stats highlights of the first one day international between England and India at The Oval on 12 Jul 2022

JJ Bumrah returned with figures of 6 for 19 in this game to provide the 94th occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 13th occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the history of one day internationals against England.

JJ Bumrah returned with figures of 6 for 19 in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are listed below

NoPlayerW_RIOppGroundStart Date
1A Kumble6-122WinKolkata27 Nov 1993
2A Nehra6-232EngDurban26 Feb 2003
3AB Agarkar6-421AusMelbourne09 Jan 2004
4A Nehra6-591SrlCol-RPS09 Aug 2005
5S Sreesanth6-551EngIndore15 Apr 2006
6M Kartik6-271AusWankhede17 Oct 2007
7A Mishra6-481ZimBulawayo03 Aug 2013
8STR Binny6-042BanMirpur17 Jun 2014
9Kuldeep Yadav6-251EngNottingham12 Jul 2018
10YS Chahal6-421AusMelbourne18 Jan 2019
11JJ Bumrah6-191EngThe Oval12 Jul 2022

It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the history of one day internationals against England. All such occasions are listed below

NoPlayerW_RIOppGroundStart Date
1A Nehra6-232EngDurban26 Feb 2003
2S Sreesanth6-551EngIndore15 Apr 2006
3Kuldeep Yadav6-251EngNottingham12 Jul 2018
4JJ Bumrah6-191EngThe Oval12 Jul 2022

JJ Bumrah’s 6 for 19 in this game represent the best bowling figures by an Indian bowler against England. The previous best was 6 for 23 by A Nehra at Durban on 26 Feb 2003

JJ Roy, JE Root, BA Stokes and LS Livingstone scored zeroes in this game to provide the 115th occasion of four or more batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 13th such occasion of four or more batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in one day internationals against India.

JJ Roy, JE Root, BA Stokes and LS Livingstone scored zeroes in this game to provide the sixth occasion of four or more England batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the first such occasion of four England batsmen scoring zeroes in an innings in one day internationals against India.

England’s 110 all out in this game provides the 228th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the 36th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in one day internationals against India.

England’s 110 in this game represent England’s lowest total in a completed innings against India. Its previous lowest was 125 at Jaipur on 15 Oct 2006.

It also provides the eleventh occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in one day internationals against India on home soil.

England’s 110 in this game represent England’s lowest total in a completed innings against India on home soil. Its previous lowest was 161 at Cardiff on 27 Aug 2014.

RG Sharma-S Dhawan posted 114 runs in an unfinished stand for the first wicket in this game to provide the 556th occasion of Indian batsman posting a three figure partnership in one day internationals. It also provides the 51st  occasion of Indian batsman posting a three figure partnership in one day internationals against England.

RG Sharma-S Dhawan posted 114 runs in an unfinished stand for the first wicket in this game to provide the 110th occasion of Indian batsman posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in one day internationals. It also provides the 15th occasion of Indian batsman posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in one day internationals against England.

India won this game by ten wickets to provide the seventh occasion of India winning a one day international by ten wickets margin. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the first occasion of India winning a one day international by ten wickets against England

NoTeamMarginOppGroundMatch Date
1Ind10 wktsEAFLeeds11 Jun 1975
2Ind10 wktsSrlSharjah08 Apr 1984
3Ind10 wktsWinTrinidad27 Apr 1997
4Ind10 wktsZimSharjah13 Nov 1998
5Ind10 wktsKenB’fontein12 Oct 2001
6Ind10 wktsZimHarare15 Jun 2016
7Ind10 wktsEngThe Oval12 Jul 2022

India won this game by ten wickets to provide the sixth occasion of India winning a one day international by ten wickets margin against England. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoTeamMarginOppGroundMatch Date
1Srl10 wktsEngCol-SSC27 Mar 2001
2Aus10 wktsEngSydney23 Jan 2003
3Srl10 wktsEngDambulla18 Nov 2003
4NZl10 wktsEngHamilton12 Feb 2008
5Srl10 wktsEngCol-RPS26 Mar 2011
6Ind10 wktsEngThe Oval12 Jul 2022

India won this game by ten wickets with 188 deliveries to spare to provide the 18th occasion of a team winning a one day international by ten wickets with 180 plus deliveries to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamMarginBROppGroundMatch Date
1NZl10 wkts264BanQueenstown31 Dec 2007
2NZl10 wkts252KenChennai20 Feb 2011
3NZl10 wkts250SrlChristchurch28 Dec 2015
4Ind10 wkts231KenB’fontein12 Oct 2001
5Srl10 wkts229BanMirpur25 Jan 2018
6RSA10 wkts228BanB’fontein22 Feb 2003
7Eng10 wkts227SrlManchester28 May 2014
8Aus10 wkts226EngSydney23 Jan 2003
9Srl10 wkts217EngDambulla18 Nov 2003
10RSA10 wkts216PakCape Town11 Feb 2007
11Eng10 wkts215RSANottingham26 Aug 2008
12Win10 wkts213NetDublin10 Jul 2007
13NZl10 wkts203SrlCardiff01 Jun 2019
14Ken10 wkts191BerNairobi-J29 Jan 2007
15Ind10 wkts188EngThe Oval12 Jul 2022
16Aus10 wkts186BanManchester25 Jun 2005
17Pak10 wkts182BanKarachi04 Jul 2008
18Ind10 wkts181EAFLeeds11 Jun 1975

It also provides the third occasion of a India winning a one day international by ten wickets with 180 plus deliveries to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamMarginBROppGroundMatch Date
1Ind10 wkts231KenB’fontein12 Oct 2001
2Ind10 wkts188EngThe Oval12 Jul 2022
3Ind10 wkts181EAFLeeds11 Jun 1975

It also provides the third occasion of a team winning a one day international by ten wickets against England with 180 plus deliveries to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamMarginBROppGroundMatch Date
1Aus10 wkts226EngSydney23 Jan 2003
2Srl10 wkts217EngDambulla18 Nov 2003
3Ind10 wkts188EngThe Oval12 Jul 2022

RG Sharma and S Dhawan pair has partnered 5108 runs for the first wicket in one day internationals at the end of this game. They became the fourth opening pair to partner 5000 plus runs in the annals of test cricket. Others are – SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar {6629}, AC Gilchrist-ML Hayden {5372} and CG Greenidge-DL Haynes {5150}

RG Sharma and S Dhawan pair has partnered 18 three figure partnerships for the first wicket in one day internationals at the end of this game. They stand second in the list of pairs which have posted most three figure partnerships for the first wicket in the history of one day internationals.  SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar pair with 21 three figure partnerships occupy the first place.

RG Sharma and S Dhawan pair has partnered 18 three figure partnerships with a total of 2513 runs for the first wicket in one day internationals at the end of this game.

They became the second pair of batsman to total 2500 plus runs through century partnerships for the first wicket in the history of one day internationals. SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar pair with 21 three figure partnerships have a total of 3200 runs for the first wicket.

Mohammad Shami’s three wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 151 wickets in one day internationals. He became the 14th Indian bowler to capture 150 plus in one day internationals. The following table  lists all the fourteen bowlers.

NoPlayerMatInnsBallsRunsWkts
1A Kumble2692631437610300334
2J Srinath229227119358847315
3AB Agarkar19118894848021288
4Z Khan19419198158102269
5Harbhajan234225123598872265
6N Kapil Dev225221112026945253
7BKV Prasad16116081296332196
8RA Jadeja16916485577024188
9IK Pathan12011858555142173
10M Prabhakar13012763604534157
11A Nehra11711756374899155
12SR Tendulkar46327080546850154
13R Ashwin11311161415058151
14Mohd Shami08007940863824151

RG Sharma’s 76 not out in this game represent his 60th fifty as an opening batsman. He became the third Indian opening batsman to score 60 plus fifties in one day internationals. Others are – SR Tendulkar {120} and SC Ganguly {77}

RG Sharma’s 76 not out in this game represent his 60th fifty as an opening batsman. He became the ninth opening batsman to score 60 plus fifties in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamMatInnsNORuns50+
1SR TendulkarInd3443402315310120
2ST JayasuriyaSrl388383151274094
3CH GayleWin280274161017978
4SC GangulyInd24223616914677
5DL HaynesWin23823728864874
6AC GilchristAus2602597920069
7Tamim IqbalBan22722511790967
8HM AmlaRSA17617513808366
9RG SharmaInd14714516739260