Stats highlights of third T20I between England and India at Nottingham on 10 Jul 2022

Stats highlights of third T20I between England and India at Nottingham on 10 Jul 2022

England posted a total of 215 for 7 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of England posting a team total of 200 plus runs in an innings in T20I. It also provides the second occasion of England posting a team total of 200 plus runs in an innings in T20I against India. The first occasion was at Durban on 19 Sep 2006 when it posted 200 for 6 wickets.

Thus England’s 215 for 7 in this game represent its highest team total against India.

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 21st occasion of England doing so in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of England doing so against India in T20Is.

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this game and posted 215 for 7 to provide the first occasion of England doing so in T20Is. Thus England’s 215 for 7 in this game is its highest team total when it has won the toss and chose to bat in a T20I. Its previous highest total was 193 for 8 against New Zealand at Christchurch on 07 Feb 2008.

RG Sharma for India and JC Buttler for England opened the innings for their respective teams to provide the 74th  occasion of captains opening the innings in a T20I.

RR Pant for India and JC Buttler for England opened the innings for their respective teams to provide the 102nd occasion of wicket keepers opening the innings in a T20I.

This game witnessed the second occasion of rival captains and wicket keepers opening the innings for their respective teams in the history of Twenty20 Internationals

M Ali was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the 48th occasion of England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the eleventh occasion of England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India.

DJ Malan scored 77 in this game to provide the 79th occasion of England batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the tenth occasion of England batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against India.

DJ Malan’s 77 in this game represent the highest individual score by a England batsman against India. The previous best was 71 by EJG Morgan at Birmingham on 07 Sep 2014.

DJ Malan and EJG Morgan are the only two England batsmen who have scored 70 plus runs in an innings against India.

Umran Malik returned with figures of 1 for 56 in this game to provide the 19th occasion of an Indian bowler conceding 50 plus runs in a T20I. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian bowler conceding 50 plus runs in a T20I against England. All the three occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerWktsIOppGroundStart Date
1J Sharma0-572EngDurban19 Sep 2007
2W Sundar0-522EngAhmedabad18 Mar 2021
3U Malik1-561EngNottingham10 Jul 2022

V Kohli scored 1 at Birmingham and 11 at Nottingham in this series against England. In his previous innings prior to these two games he had scored 52 against West Indies at Kolkata on 18 Feb 2022

RG Sharma’s performance with the bat in the calendar year 2022. In nine games and nine innings, he has not scored a fifty. 44 against Sri Lanka at Lucknow on 24.02.22 is his highest

NoRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1402WinKolkata16 Feb 2022
2191WinKolkata18 Feb 2022
3071WinKolkata20 Feb 2022
4441SrlLucknow24 Feb 2022
5012SrlDharamsala26 Feb 2022
6052SrlDharamsala27 Feb 2022
7241EngSouthampton07 Jul 2022
8311EngBirmingham09 Jul 2022
9112EngNottingham10 Jul 2022

SK Yadav scored 117 in this game to provide the 89th occasion of a batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring a century against England in T20Is.

SK Yadav scored 117 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the third occasion of a batsman scoring a century against England in T20Is.

SK Yadav’s 117 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 15th occasion of an batsman’s century going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a batsman’s century in a losing cause against England in T20Is.

SK Yadav’s 117 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of an Indian batsman’s century going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a batsman’s century in a losing cause against England in T20Is.

CJ Jordan’s two wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 18 wickets against India in T20Is. Only IS Sodhi of New Zealand has captured more wickets – 20 – against India in T20Is.

England won this game by 17 runs to provide its tenth win against India in T20Is. England now owns the record for most wins against India in T20Is. Australia and New Zealand have won nine games against India in T20Is

England won this game by 17 runs to provide its 78th win in T20Is. It also provides its 30th win on home soil

England became the sixth team in the history of T20Is to post 30 plus wins on home soil. Others are – India {42}, New Zealand {39}, South Africa {37}, West Indies {34} and Australia {31}.

JC Buttler’s six dismissals in this series fetched him an aggregate of 54 dismissals. He became the seventh wicket keeper in the history of T20Is to effect 50 plus dismissals.

NoPlayerTeamMatInnsDisCtSt
1MS DhoniInd9897915734
2Q de KockSAF6363665115
3D RamdinWin7171634320
4M RahimBan8280613229
5Kamran AkmalPak5353602832
6Mohd ShahzadAfg6969583028
7JC ButtlerEng7574544410

This game was JC Buttler’s 75th T20I as a wicket keeper batsman. He became the third wicket keeper batsman in the history of T20Is to play 75 plus T20Is. Others are MS Dhoni {98} and Mushfiqur Rahim {82}

SK Yadav-SS Iyer posted 119 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 27th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in T20Is.  It also provides the third occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket in T20Is

It also represents India’s highest fourth wicket partnership in T20Is. The previous best was 107 runs partnership between KL Rahul-MS Dhoni against West Indies at Lauderhill on 27 Aug 2016.

SK Yadav-SS Iyer posted 119 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the third occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in T20Is against England. It also provides the first occasion of India posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket in T20Is against England.

It also represents India’s highest fourth wicket partnership in T20Is against England. The previous best was 61 runs partnership between MS Dhoni-Yuvraj Singh at Durban on 19 Sep 2007

India’s 198 for 9 is its highest team total when it batted second in a T20I against England and lost the game. The previous highest was 177 for 5 against England at Birmingham on 07 Sep 2014.

India’s 198 for 9 is its highest team total in a T20I against England when India lost the game. The previous highest was – 177 for 5 against England at Birmingham on 07 Sep 2014 and 177 for 8 against England at Mum-WS on 22 Dec 2012

Stats highlights of second T20I between England and India at Birmingham on 09 Jul 2022

Stats highlights of second T20I between England and India at Birmingham on 09 Jul 2022

England was dismissed all out for 121 in this game to provide the 18th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings against India.

England was dismissed all out for 121 in this game to provide the 12th occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings while batting second in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of England dismissed all out in an innings while batting second against India.

RG Sharma for India and JC Buttler for England opened the innings for their respective teams to provide the 73rd occasion of captains opening the innings in a T20I.

RR Pant for India and JC Buttler for England opened the innings for their respective teams to provide the 101st occasion of wicket keepers opening the innings in a T20I.

This game witnessed the first occasion of rival captains and wicket keepers opening the innings for their respective teams in the history of Twenty20 Internationals

England won the toss and chose to field first in this game to provide the 50th occasion of England doing so in T20Is. It also provides the eleventh occasion of England doing so against India in T20Is.

CJ Jordan captured four for 27 in this game to provide the 15th occasion of England bowler capturing four wickets in an in innings in T20Is. It also provides the third occasion of England bowler capturing four wickets in an in innings in T20Is against India.

CJ Jordan’s four for 27 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of England bowler’s four wickets in an in innings going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the second such occasion of England bowler’s four wickets in an in innings going in vain in T20Is against India.

CJ Jordan’s four for 27 in this game provides his third four wicket haul in T20Is. He now holds the record for most four wicket hauls in T20Is by an England bowler. He went past AU Rashid who had two four wicket hauls in T20Is.

CJ Jordan’s four for 27 in this game fetched him an aggregate of 86 wickets in T20Is. He now owns the record for most wickets hauls in T20Is by an England bowler. AU Rashid has an aggregate of 81 wickets in T20Is.

JJ Roy was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the 47th occasion of England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the tenth occasion of England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India.

JJ Roy was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the ninth occasion of England opening batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of England opening batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India.

JJ Roy was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the sixth occasion of England opening batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in the second innings of a T20I. It also provides the third occasion of England opening batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in the second innings of a  T20I against India.

England lost its first wicket in this game without a run on the board to provide the 14th occasion of England losing its first wicket without scoring in a T20I. It also provides the third such occasion against India

England lost its first wicket in this game without a run on the board to provide the tenth occasion of England losing its first wicket without scoring in the second innings of a T20I. It also provides the third such occasion against India in the second innings of a T20I

England lost its first wicket in this game without a run on the board to the first ball of an innings to provide the fifth occasion of England losing its first wicket without scoring to the first ball of an in the first innings of a T20I. It also provides the first such occasion against India in the second innings of a T20I

England lost its first wicket in this game without a run on the board to the first ball of an innings to provide the third occasion of England losing its first wicket without scoring to the first ball of an in the second innings of a T20I. It also provides the first such occasion against India in the second innings of a T20I

RJ Gleeson captured 3 for 15 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of an England bowler to capture three plus wickets in an innings on T20I debut. It also provides the first occasion of England bowler capturing three plus wickets in an innings on T20I debut against India.

England capped RG Gleeson for this game and he became the 94th cricketer to represent England in T20Is He also became the ninth England cricketer to make his debut against India in T20Is.

Six or more wickets in an innings on test debut

Six or more wickets in an innings on test debut

NGRP Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka captured 6 for 119 in Australia’s innings in the ongoing test at Galle to provide the 65th occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1TK Kendall7-0554AusEngMelbourne15 Mar 1877
2WH Cooper6-1203AusEngMelbourne31 Dec 1881
3CTB Turner6-0151AusEngSydney28 Jan 1887
4WH Ashley7-0951SAFEngCape Town25 Mar 1889
5F Martin6-0501EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
6F Martin6-0523EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
7WH Lockwood6-1012EngAusLord’s17 Jul 1893
8AE Trott8-0434AusEngAdelaide11 Jan 1895
9MA Noble6-0493AusEngMelbourne01 Jan 1898
10GHTS Hayward6-0431EngSAFJo’burg01 Jan 1910
11AE Hall7-0634SAFEngCape Town01 Jan 1923
12GM Parker6-1521SAFEngBirmingham14 Jun 1924
13CV Grimmett6-0374AusEngSydney27 Feb 1925
14AJ Bell6-0991SAFEngLord’s29 Jun 1929
15J Langridge7-0563EngWinManchester22 Jul 1933
16CS Marriott6-0593EngWinThe Oval12 Aug 1933
17FA Ward6-1023AusEngBrisbane04 Dec 1936
18AV Bedser7-0491EngIndLord’s22 Jun 1946
19JC Laker7-1031EngWinBridgetown21 Jan 1948
20CN McCarthy6-0434SAFEngDurban16 Dec 1948
21TE Bailey6-1182EngNZlLeeds11 Jun 1949
22GF Cresswell6-1682NZlEngThe Oval13 Aug 1949
23AL Valentine8-1041WinEngManchester08 Jun 1950
24AM Moir6-1552NZlEngCh’church17 Mar 1951
25PM Pollock6-0384SAFNZlDurban08 Dec 1961
26SF Burke6-1281SAFNZlCape Town01 Jan 1962
27LJ Coldwell6-0853EngPakLord’s21 Jun 1962
28Arif Butt6-0892PakAusMelbourne04 Dec 1964
29S Abid Ali6-0551IndAusAdelaide23 Dec 1967
30Mohd Nazir7-0992PakNZlKarachi24 Oct 1969
31RAL Massie8-0841AusEngLord’s22 Jun 1972
32RAL Massie8-0533AusEngLord’s22 Jun 1972
33JK Lever7-0462EngIndDelhi17 Dec 1976
34RM Hogg6-0742AusEngBrisbane01 Dec 1978
35DR Doshi6-1031IndAusChennai11 Sep 1979
36PL Taylor6-0782AusEngSydney10 Jan 1987
37AIC Dodemaide6-0583AusNZlMelbourne26 Dec 1987
38ND Hirwani8-0612IndWinChennai11 Jan 1988
39ND Hirwani8-0754IndWinChennai11 Jan 1988
40PM Such6-0671EngAusManchester03 Jun 1993
41DG Cork7-0434EngWinLord’s22 Jun 1995
42L Klusener8-0644SAFIndKolkata27 Nov 1996
43Mohd Zahid7-0663PakNZlRawalpindi28 Nov 1996
44FA Rose6-1002WinIndKingston06 Mar 1997
45UDU Chandana6-1792SrlPakDhaka12 Mar 1999
46Naimur Rahman6-1322BanIndDhaka10 Nov 2000
47Manjural Islam6-0832BanZimBulawayo19 Apr 2001
48RL Johnson6-0332EngZimCh-le-St05 Jun 2003
49RJ Kirtley6-0344EngSAFNottingham14 Aug 2003
50DJG Sammy7-0663WinEngManchester07 Jun 2007
51JJ Krejza8-2151AusIndNagpur06 Nov 2008
52Tanvir Ahmed6-1201PakSAFAbu Dhabi20 Nov 2010
53Elias Sunny6-0842BanWinChattogram21 Oct 2011
54R Ashwin6-0473IndWinDelhi06 Nov 2011
55PJ Cummins6-0793AusSAFJo’burg17 Nov 2011
56M de Lange7-0811SAFSrlDurban26 Dec 2011
57Sohag Gazi6-0763BanWinMirpur13 Nov 2012
58KJ Abbott7-0292SAFPakCenturion22 Feb 2013
59MH Miraz6-0801BanEngChattogram20 Oct 2016
60C de Grandhomme6-0411NZlPakCh’church17 Nov 2016
61L Ngidi6-0394SAFIndCenturion13 Jan 2018
62Bilal Asif6-0362PakAusDubai (DSC)07 Oct 2018
63P Jayawickrama6-0922SrlBanPallekele29 Apr 2021
64SM Boland6-0073AusEngMelbourne26 Dec 2021
65NGRP Jayasuriya6-1191SrlAusGalle08 Jul 2022

It also provides the third occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1UDU Chandana6-1792SrlPakDhaka12 Mar 1999
2P Jayawickrama6-0922SrlBanPallekele29 Apr 2021
3NGRP Jayasuriya6-1191SrlAusGalle08 Jul 2022

It also provides the ninth occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings on test debut against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerWITeamOppGroundStart Date
1F Martin6-0501EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
2F Martin6-0523EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
3WH Lockwood6-1012EngAusLord’s17 Jul 1893
4Arif Butt6-0892PakAusMelbourne04 Dec 1964
5S Abid Ali6-0551IndAusAdelaide23 Dec 1967
6DR Doshi6-1031IndAusChennai11 Sep 1979
7PM Such6-0671EngAusManchester03 Jun 1993
8Bilal Asif6-0362PakAusDubai (DSC)07 Oct 2018
9NGRP Jayasuriya6-1191SrlAusGalle08 Jul 2022

It also provides the 17th occasion of a bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings conceding 100 plus runs on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1WH Cooper6-1203AusEngMelbourne31 Dec 1881
2WH Lockwood6-1012EngAusLord’s17 Jul 1893
3GM Parker6-1521SAFEngBirmingham14 Jun 1924
4FA Ward6-1023AusEngBrisbane04 Dec 1936
5JC Laker7-1031EngWinBridgetown21 Jan 1948
6TE Bailey6-1182EngNZlLeeds11 Jun 1949
7GF Cresswell6-1682NZlEngThe Oval13 Aug 1949
8AL Valentine8-1041WinEngManchester08 Jun 1950
9AM Moir6-1552NZlEngCh’church17 Mar 1951
10SF Burke6-1281SAFNZlCape Town01 Jan 1962
11DR Doshi6-1031IndAusChennai11 Sep 1979
12FA Rose6-1002WinIndKingston06 Mar 1997
13UDU Chandana6-1792SrlPakDhaka12 Mar 1999
14Naimur Rahman6-1322BanIndDhaka10 Nov 2000
15JJ Krejza8-2151AusIndNagpur06 Nov 2008
16Tanvir Ahmed6-1201PakSAFAbu Dhabi20 Nov 2010
17NGRP Jayasuriya6-1191SrlAusGalle08 Jul 2022

F Martin, RAL Massie and ND Hirwani are the three bowlers to capture six or more wickets in both innings on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerWITeamOppGroundStart Date
1F Martin6-0501EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
2F Martin6-0523EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
        
1RAL Massie8-0841AusEngLord’s22 Jun 1972
2RAL Massie8-0533AusEngLord’s22 Jun 1972
        
1ND Hirwani8-0612IndWinChennai11 Jan 1988
2ND Hirwani8-0754IndWinChennai11 Jan 1988
Rival batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnerships in a test match

Rival batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnerships in a test match

RR Pant-RA Jadeja posted 222 runs for the sixth wicket for India in the first innings of the test and JE Root-JM Bairstow posted 269 runs unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket for England in the fourth innings of the test in the just concluded test between England and India at Birmingham to provide the 44th occasion of rival batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnerships in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWRunsITeamOppGroundDate
1HL Collins, JM Gregory32091AusSAFJo’burg12.11.21
 CN Frank, AW Nourse42063SAFAusJo’burg12.11.21
         
2LEG Ames, A Sandham42491EngWinKingston03.04.30
 GA Headley, RK Nunes22274WinEngKingston03.04.30
         
3A Melville, AD Nourse33191SAFEngNottingham07.06.47
 DCS Compton, N Yardley52373EngSAFNottingham07.06.47
         
4ED Weekes, FMM Worrell42832WinEngNottingham20.07.50
 RT Simpson, C Washbrook12123EngWinNottingham20.07.50
         
5CL Walcott, FMM Worrell42132WinIndKingston28.03.53
 VL Manjrekar, P Roy22373IndWinKingston28.03.53
         
6RG Archer, KR Miller62061AusWinBridgetown14.05.55
 DS Atkinson, CC Depeiaza73472WinAusBridgetown14.05.55
         
7WM Lawry, RB Simpson12011AusEngManchester23.07.64
 BC Booth, RB Simpson52191AusEngManchester23.07.64
 KF Barrington, ER Dexter32462EngAusManchester23.07.64
         
8WM Lawry, RB Simpson13821AusWinBridgetown05.05.65
 RB Kanhai, SM Nurse32002WinAusBridgetown05.05.65
         
9RC Fredericks, LG Rowe22691WinNZlKingston16.02.72
 GM Turner, KJ Wadsworth62202NZlWinKingston16.02.72
         
10GS Chappell, IM Chappell32641AusNZlWellington01.03.74
 BE Congdon, BF Hastings42292NZlAusWellington01.03.74
         
11GS Chappell, GN Yallop42171AusPakFaisalabad06.03.80
 Javed Miandad, Taslim Arif3223*2PakAusFaisalabad06.03.80
         
12CG Greenidge, DL Haynes12962WinIndJohn’s28.04.83
 PJL Dujon, CH Lloyd62072WinIndJohn’s28.04.83
 M Amarnath, AD Gaekwad22003IndWinJohn’s28.04.83
         
13SM Patil, RJ Shastri52001IndPakFaisalabad24.10.84
 M Nazar, Qasim Umar22502PakIndFaisalabad24.10.84
         
14M Amarnath, SM Gavaskar22241IndAusSydney02.01.86
 DC Boon, GR Marsh12172AusIndSydney02.01.86
         
15J Miandad, Saleem Malik43221PakEngBirmingham04.06.92
 RA Smith, AJ Stewart32272EngPakBirmingham04.06.92
         
16S Chanderpaul, BC Lara52191WinEngJohn’s16.04.94
 MA Atherton, RA Smith33032EngWinJohn’s16.04.94
         
17M Azharuddin, Tendulkar42211IndSrlCol-RPS02.08.97
 Jayasuriya, RS Mahanama25762SrlIndCol-RPS02.08.97
         
18JH Kallis, G Kirsten22381SAFEngManchester02.07.98
 MA Atherton, AJ Stewart32263EngSAFManchester02.07.98
         
19JL Langer, MA Taylor22791AusPakPeshawar15.10.98
 Ijaz Ahmed, Saeed Anwar22112PakAusPeshawar15.10.98
         
20R Dravid, Tendulkar32491IndZimNagpur25.11.00
 ADR Campbell, A Flower42093ZimIndNagpur25.11.00
         
21HH Gibbs, G Kirsten22271SAFEngThe Oval04.09.03
 GP Thorpe, Trescothick32682EngSAFThe Oval04.09.03
         
22AB de Villiers, GC Smith12451SAFWinJohn’s29.04.05
 JH Kallis, AG Prince52671SAFWinJohn’s29.04.05
 CH Gayle, RR Sarwan23312WinSAFJohn’s29.04.05
         
23Mohd Yousuf, Younis Khan33191PakIndLahore13.01.06
 R Dravid, V Sehwag14102IndPakLahore13.01.06
         
24MS Dhoni, IK Pathan62102IndPakFaisalabad21.01.06
 Mohd Yousuf, Younis Khan32423PakIndFaisalabad21.01.06
         
25IR Bell, KP Pietersen42861EngSAFLord’s10.07.08
 ND McKenzie, GC Smith12043SAFEngLord’s10.07.08
         
26AN Cook, AJ Strauss12291EngWinBridgetown26.02.09
 D Ramdin, RR Sarwan62612WinEngBridgetown26.02.09
         
27PD Collingwood, MJ Prior52181EngWinTrinidad06.03.09
 S Chanderpaul, BP Nash52342WinEngTrinidad06.03.09
         
28MS Dhoni, R Dravid62241IndSrlAhm’bad16.11.09
 M Jaya’dene, H Jaya’dene63512SrlIndAhm’bad16.11.09
         
29R Dravid, Tendulkar3222*2IndBanMirpur24.01.10
 J Siddique, Tamim Iqbal22003BanIndMirpur24.01.10
         
30HM Amla, AN Petersen22091SAFIndKolkata14.02.10
 V Sehwag, Tendulkar32492IndSAFKolkata14.02.10
 MS Dhoni, VVS Laxman7259*2IndSAFKolkata14.02.10
         
31BJ Haddin, MEK Hussey63072AusEngBrisbane25.11.10
 AN Cook, IJL Trott2329*3EngAusBrisbane25.11.10
         
32Azhar Ali, Mohd Hafeez22871PakSrlCol-SSC30.06.12
 TM Dilshan, Sangakkara22252SrlPakCol-SSC30.06.12
         
33Chandimal, H Thirimanne5203*1SrlBanGalle08.03.13
 Mohd Ashraful, M Rahim52672BanSrlGalle08.03.13
 TM Dilshan, Sangakkara22133SrlBanGalle08.03.13
         
34V Kohli, CA Pujara32223IndSAFJo’burg18.12.13
 de Villiers, F du Plessis52054SAFIndJo’burg18.12.13
         
35Azhar Ali, Mohd Hafeez22272PakBanKhulna28.04.15
 Imrul Kayes, Tamim Iqbal13123BanPakKhulna28.04.15
         
36UT Khawaja, DA Warner23021AusNZlPerth13.11.15
 LRPL Taylor, Williamson32652NZlAusPerth13.11.15
 SPD Smith, AC Voges32243AusNZlPerth13.11.15
         
37LD Chandimal, DM de Silva62111SrlAusCol-SSC13.08.16
 SE Marsh, SPD Smith22462AusSrlCol-SSC13.08.16
         
38JM Bairstow, DJ Malan52371EngAusPerth14.12.17
 MR Marsh, SPD Smith53012AusEngPerth14.12.17
         
39M Haque, M Rahim32361BanSrlChattogram31.01.18
 DM de Silva, BKG Mendis23082SrlBanChattogram31.01.18
         
40AN Cook, JE Root32593EngIndThe Oval07.09.18
 RR Pant, KL Rahul62044IndEngThe Oval07.09.18
         
41Asad Shafiq, Azhar Ali42012PakNZlAbu Dhabi03.12.18
 HM Nicholls, Williamson52123NZlPakAbu Dhabi03.12.18
         
42TWM Latham, JA Raval12542NZlBanHamilton28.02.20
 Mahmudullah, S Sarkar52353BanNZlHamilton28.02.20
         
43M Haque, NH Shanto32421BanSrlPallekele21.04.21
 DM de Silva, F Karunaratne43452SrlBanPallekele21.04.21
         
44RA Jadeja, RR Pant62221IndEngBirmingham01.07.22
 JM Bairstow, JE Root4269*4EngIndBirmingham01.07.22

It also provides the second such occasion in England-India test series. Both such occasions are listed below. Interestingly enough, RR Pant for India and JE Root for England are one of the partners in both the occasions

NoPartnersWRunsITeamOppGroundDate
1AN Cook, JE Root32593EngIndThe Oval07.09.18
 RR Pant, KL Rahul62044IndEngThe Oval07.09.18
         
2RA Jadeja, RR Pant62221IndEngBirmingham01.07.22
 JM Bairstow, JE Root4269*4EngIndBirmingham01.07.22
SPD Smith registers 28th century of his test career

SPD Smith registers 28th century of his test career

SPD Smith of Australia registered the 28th century of his test career when he scored 109 not out at the close of the first day of the Galle test against Sri Lanka. All his centuries are listed below

NoRunsIOppositionGroundStart Dateg
1138*1v EnglandThe Oval21 Aug 2013
21111v EnglandPerth13 Dec 2013
31151v EnglandSydney03 Jan 2014
41001v South AfricaCenturion12 Feb 2014
5162*1v IndiaAdelaide09 Dec 2014
61332v IndiaBrisbane17 Dec 2014
71921v IndiaMelbourne26 Dec 2014
81171v IndiaSydney06 Jan 2015
91991v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 2015
102151v EnglandLord’s16 Jul 2015
111431v EnglandThe Oval20 Aug 2015
121383v New ZealandPerth13 Nov 2015
13134*1v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 2015
141382v New ZealandChristchurch20 Feb 2016
151192v Sri LankaCol-SSC13 Aug 2016
161301v PakistanBrisbane15 Dec 2016
17165*2v PakistanMelbourne26 Dec 2016
181093v IndiaPune23 Feb 2017
19178*1v IndiaRanchi16 Mar 2017
201111v IndiaDharamsala25 Mar 2017
21141*2v EnglandBrisbane23 Nov 2017
222392v EnglandPerth14 Dec 2017
23102*3v EnglandMelbourne26 Dec 2017
241441v EnglandBirmingham01 Aug 2019
251423v EnglandBirmingham01 Aug 2019
262111v EnglandManchester04 Sep 2019
271311v IndiaSydney07 Jan 2021
28109*1v Sri LankaGalle08 Jul 2022

He is on par with MJ Clarke who has also scored 28 centuries among the Australian batsmen. Other Aussie batsmen to score more centuries than MJ Clarke and SPD Smith are – RT Ponting {41}, SR Waugh {32}, ML Hayden {30} and DG Bradman {29}

SPD Smith’s 109 not out at the close of the first day of the Galle test against Sri Lanka represent his 14th century on away soil – exact half of his 28 centuries of his test career. All his centuries are listed below

NoRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1138*1v EnglandThe Oval21 Aug 2013
21001v South AfricaCenturion12 Feb 2014
31991v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 2015
42151v EnglandLord’s16 Jul 2015
51431v EnglandThe Oval20 Aug 2015
61382v New ZealandChristchurch20 Feb 2016
71192v Sri LankaCol-SSC13 Aug 2016
81093v IndiaPune23 Feb 2017
9178*1v IndiaRanchi16 Mar 2017
101111v IndiaDharamsala25 Mar 2017
111441v EnglandBirmingham01 Aug 2019
121423v EnglandBirmingham01 Aug 2019
132111v EnglandManchester04 Sep 2019
14109*1v Sri LankaGalle08 Jul 2022
All round performance – Fifty plus runs coupled with four or more wickets in Twenty20 Internationals

All round performance – Fifty plus runs coupled with four or more wickets in Twenty20 Internationals

HH Pandya scored 51 and captured 4 for 33 in this game to provide the twelfth occasion of a cricketer scoring a fifty and capturing four or more wickets in the same game in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerBat1W-RTeamOppGroundStart Date
1DJ Bravo66*4-38WinIndLord’s12 Jun 2009
2SR Watson594-15AusEngAdelaide12 Jan 2011
3Mohd Hafeez714-10PakZimHarare16 Sep 2011
4S Shinwari614-61AfgCanICCA Dub18 Mar 2012
5S Davizi1014-18CZRMalMarsa20 Oct 2019
6R Bakum665-26GhaLesRwanda17 Oct 2021
7FD Couana1045-19MozCamRwanda03 Nov 2021
8J Bulele594-13MozCamRwanda03 Nov 2021
9R Nehonde634-27BotMozRwanda06 Nov 2021
10DS Airee54*4-18NepPNGKirtipur04 Apr 2022
11JJ Smit716-71NamUgaWindhoek10 Apr 2022
12HH Pandya514-33IndEngSouth’ton07 Jul 2022
Stats highlights of the first T20I between England and India at Southampton

Stats highlights of the first T20I between England and India at Southampton

HH Pandya scored 51 in this game to provide the 144th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in a T20I. It also provides the 19th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in a T20I against England.

HH Pandya captured four for 33 in this game to provide the 23rd occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four plus wickets in a T20I. It also provides the fifth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four plus wickets in a T20I against England.

HH Pandya scored 51 and captured 4 for 33 in this game to provide the twelfth  occasion of a cricketer scoring a fifty and capturing four or more wickets in the same game in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerBat1W-RTeamOppGroundStart Date
1DJ Bravo66*4-38WinIndLord’s12 Jun 2009
2SR Watson594-15AusEngAdelaide12 Jan 2011
3Mohd Hafeez714-10PakZimHarare16 Sep 2011
4S Shinwari614-61AfgCanICCA Dub18 Mar 2012
5S Davizi1014-18CZRMalMarsa20 Oct 2019
6R Bakum665-26GhaLesRwanda17 Oct 2021
7FD Couana1045-19MozCamRwanda03 Nov 2021
8J Bulele594-13MozCamRwanda03 Nov 2021
9R Nehonde634-27BotMozRwanda06 Nov 2021
10DS Airee54*4-18NepPNGKirtipur04 Apr 2022
11JJ Smit716-71NamUgaWindhoek10 Apr 2022
12HH Pandya514-33IndEngSouth’ton07 Jul 2022

RG Sharma’s run aggregate as captain read 1011 at the end of this game. He became the tenth captain in the annals of T20Is to aggregate 1000 plus runs as captain. He also became the third Indian captain to perform such a feat. Others are – V Kohli {1570} and MS Dhoni {1112}

India won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 20th occasion of India doing so in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of India doing so against England in T20Is.

JS Buttler was dismissed for duck in this game to provide the tenth occasion of an England captain dismissed for a duck in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a England captain dismissed for a duck in T20Is against India.

JS Buttler was dismissed for duck in this game to provide the fifth occasion of an England captain opener dismissed for a first ball duck in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a England captain opener dismissed for a first ball duck in T20Is against India.

JS Buttler was dismissed for duck in this game to provide the first occasion of an England captain opener dismissed for a first ball duck in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a England captain opener dismissed for a first ball duck in T20Is against India.

JS Buttler was dismissed for duck in this game to provide the first occasion of an England captain dismissed for a duck in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a England captain dismissed for a duck in T20Is against India.

JS Buttler was dismissed for duck in this game to provide the 51st occasion of a captain dismissed for a duck in T20Is. It also provides the 22nd occasion of a England captain dismissed for a first ball duck in T20Is.

KD Karthik pouched four catches in England’s innings to provide the 16th occasion of a wicket keeper taking four or more catches in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of a wicket keeper taking four or more catches in an innings against England in T20Is. MS Dhoni had pouched four catches against England at Bristol on 08 Jun 2018.

India won this game by 50 runs to provide the 18th occasion of India winning a T20I by 50 plus runs margin. All such occasions are listed below.

NoTeamResMarginOppGroundStart Date
1Indwon143 runsIreDublin-M29 Jun 2018
2Indwon093 runsSrlCuttack20 Dec 2017
3Indwon090 runsEngCol-RPS23 Sep 2012
4Indwon088 runsSrlIndore22 Dec 2017
5Indwon082 runsRSARajkot17 Jun 2022
6Indwon078 runsSrlPune10 Jan 2020
7Indwon076 runsIreDublin-M27 Jun 2018
8Indwon075 runsEngBengaluru01 Feb 2017
9Indwon073 runsNZlKolkata21 Nov 2021
10Indwon073 runsAusMirpur30 Mar 2014
11Indwon071 runsWinLucknow06 Nov 2018
12Indwon069 runsSrlRanchi12 Feb 2016
13Indwon067 runsWinWankhede11 Dec 2019
14Indwon066 runsAfgA Dhabi03 Nov 2021
15Indwon062 runsSrlLucknow24 Feb 2022
16Indwon054 runsZimHarare17 Jul 2015
17Indwon053 runsNZlDelhi01 Nov 2017
18Indwon050 runsEngSouth’ton07 Jul 2022

It also provides the third occasion of India winning a T20I by 30 plus runs margin against England. All such occasions are listed below.

NoTeamResMarginOppGroundStart Date
1Indwon090 runsEngCol-RPS23 Sep 2012
2Indwon075 runsEngBengaluru01 Feb 2017
3Indwon050 runsEngSouth’ton07 Jul 2022

India won this game by 50 runs to post its 106th win in T20Is. It also represents its eleventh win against England.

Only West Indies has won more T20Is than India against England. It has won 14 games. Australia and South Africa have won ten games. India went past Australia and South Africa to occupy the second place among the teams which have won more T20I games against England

Fourth and fifth day’s play – England vs India at Birmingham

Fourth and fifth day’s play – England vs India at Birmingham

RR Pant’s run aggregate against England in England read 511. He became the third Indn wicket keeper batsman to score 500 plus runs against England in England. Others are – MS Dhoni {778} and FM Engineer {568}

AZ Lees of England was dismissed run out for 56 in England’s second innings to provide the 25th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in a test innings. It also provides the twelfth occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in a test innings on home soil

It also provides the third occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in a test innings against India

AJ Lees-Z Crawley posted 107 runs for the first wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 1067th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings. It also provides the 570th occasion of  England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on home soil.

AJ Lees-Z Crawley posted 107 runs for the first wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 161st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against India. It also provides the 94th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on home soil against India.

AJ Lees-Z Crawley posted 107 runs for the first wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 191st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in a test innings. It also provides the 94th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings for the first wicket on home soil.

AJ Lees-Z Crawley posted 107 runs for the first wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 30th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in a test innings against India. It also provides the 15th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in a test innings against India on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 1068th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings. It also provides the 571st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 162nd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against India. It also provides the 95th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on home soil against India.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 181st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket in a test innings. It also provides the 99th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings for the third wicket on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 37th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the fourth wicket against India in a test innings. It also provides the 22nd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against India for the third wicket on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 106th occasion of England batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings. It also provides the 64th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 19th occasion of England batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership for the fourth wicket in a test innings. It also provides the 12th occasion of England batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership for the fourth wicket in a test innings on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 19th occasion of England batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership against India in a test innings. It also provides the 12th occasion of England batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings against India on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the seventh occasion of England batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership against India for the fourth in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of England batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings for the fourth wicket against India on home soil.

JE Root-JM Bairstow added 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings which represent the record partnership by England batsmen against India for the fourth wicket on home soil.  The previous best was 266 runs posted by WR Hammond-TS Worthington for the fourth wicket at The Oval in Aug 1936.

RR Pant-RA Jadeja posted 222 runs for the sixth wicket in India’s first  innings and JE Root-JM Bairstow posted 269 runs in an unfinished partnership for the fourth wicket in England’s second innings to provide the 45th occasion of rival batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in a test.

England chased a target of 377 in the fourth innings of this test and won by seven wickets posting a total of 378 for the loss of three wickets. It provides the 57th occasion of a team chasing 275 plus runs in the fourth innings to win a test match – England winnings its last four consecutive – a feat achieved for the first time.

England chased a target of 377 in the fourth innings of this test and won by seven wickets posting a total of 378 for the loss of three wickets. It provides the ninth occasion of a team chasing 375 plus runs in the fourth innings to win a test match – England winning its last four consecutive – a feat achieved for the first time.

NoTeamScoreIReOppGroundStart Date
1Win418/74wonAusSt John’s09 May 2003
2SAF414/44wonAusPerth17 Dec 2008
3Ind406/44wonWinTrinidad07 Apr 1976
4Aus404/34wonEngLeeds22 Jul 1948
5Win395/74wonBanChattogram03 Feb 2021
6Srl391/64wonZimCol-RPS14 Jul 2017
7Ind387/44wonEngChennai11 Dec 2008
8Pak382/34wonSrlPallekele03 Jul 2015
9Eng378/34wonIndBirmingham01 Jul 2022

England’s chase of 377 runs in the fourth innings of this test represents its record chase in tests to win a test. Its previous highest chase was 358 runs against Australia at Leeds in Aug 2019. England posted 362 for 9 in its fourth innings to win the test by one wicket.

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the 897th and 898th occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings. It also provides the 487th  and  488th occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings on home soil

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the 127th and 128th occasion of England batsman scoring centuries against India in a test innings. It also provides the 77th and 78th occasion of England batsman scoring centuries against India in a test innings on home soil.

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the 51st and 52nd occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in the fourth innings of a test. It also provides the 22nd and 23rd occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in the fourth innings of a test on home soil.

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the third and fourth occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in the fourth innings of a test against India. It also provides the the third and fourth occasion of England batsman scoring centuries in the fourth innings of a test on home soil against India.

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the 175th occasion of two or more England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings. It also provides the 103rd occasion of two or more England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings on home soil

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the fifth occasion of two England batsman scoring unbeaten centuries in a test innings. It also provides the 89th occasion of two England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings on home soil

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the 21st occasion of two England batsman scoring unbeaten centuries in a test innings against India. It also provides the 14th occasion of two England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings on home soil against India

JE Root {142*} and JM Bairstow {114*} scored centuries in fourth innings of this test to provide the 149th occasion of two England batsman scoring centuries in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of two England batsman scoring unbeaten centuries in a test innings on home soil

JM Bairstow’s 106 and 114 not out represent his fifth and sixth century in the calendar year 2022. His feat of scoring six centuries in a calendar year provides the 20th occasion of a batsman scoring six or more centuries in a calendar year. He became the fourth England batsman to score six centuries in a calendar year. Others are –  DCS Compton in 1947 {06 centuries}, MP Vaughan in 2002 {06 centuries} and JE Root in 2021 {06 centuries}

JE Root scored 142 not out in the fourth innings of this test which represents his 28th test century. Only AN Cook has scored more centuries – 33 – among the England batsmen. It also represents his 17th century on home soil – most by an England batsman on home soil. IR Bell and AN Cook have scored 15 centuries on home soil.

JE Root scored 142 not out in the fourth innings of this test which represents his ninth test century against India. It also represents his seventh test century against India home soil

JE Root with nine centuries to his credit now owns the record for most centuries by a batsman against India. The previous record was held by RT Ponting who had scored nine centuries against India.

JE Root and RT Ponting share the record for most centuries against India on home soil. Both the batsmen have scored seven centuries. JE Root’s 142 not out in this test was his seventh test century against India on home soil

JE Root’s run aggregate against India read 2526 at the end of this test. He became the second batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 2500 plus runs against India after RT Ponting. RT Ponting has scored 2553 runs against India.

JE Root’s run aggregate against India read 2526 at the end of this test. He became the first England batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 2500 plus runs against India. He went past AN Cook who had an aggregate of 2431 runs against India.

JE Root’s run aggregate against India read 1574 on home soil at the end of this test. He became the first England batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 1500 plus runs against India on home soil

JE Root’s run aggregate against India read 1574 on home soil at the end of this test. He became the third batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 1500 plus runs against India on home soil. Others are – RT Ponting {1893} and SC Chanderpaul {1547}

JE Root with 1574 runs to his credit occupies the second place amongst batmen who have scored most runs against India on home soil. RT Ponting with 1893 runs occupies the first place. JE Root went past SC Chanderpaul {1547} to occupy the second place.

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored 2500 plus runs against a specific team.

NoPlayerTeamMatInnsNORunsHSOpp
1DG BradmanAus376375028334Eng
2JB HobbsEng417143636187Aus
3TendulkarInd397483630241*Aus
4AR BorderAus4782193548200*Eng
5DI GowerEng427743269215Aus
6GS SobersWin366183214226Eng
7SR WaughAus4673183200177*Eng
8SPD SmithAus325653044239Eng
9BC LaraWin305132983400*Eng
10G BoycottEng387192945191Aus
11SangakkaraSrl234562911230Pak
12IVA RichardsWin365042869291Eng
13BC LaraWin315822856277Aus
14WR HammondEng335832852251Aus
15SM GavaskarInd274862749236*Win
16H SutcliffeEng274652741194Aus
17B MitchellSAF305772732189*Eng
18C HillAus417612660188Eng
19JH EdrichEng325732644175Aus
20GA GoochEng427902632196Aus
21GS ChappellAus356582619144Eng
22RT PontingAus295142555257Ind
23TendulkarInd325342535193Eng
24JE RootEng254552526218Ind

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored 2500 plus runs against a specific team.

NoPlayerTeamMatInnsNORunsHSOpp
1JB HobbsEng417143636187Aus
2DI GowerEng427743269215Aus
3G BoycottEng387192945191Aus
4WR HammondEng335832852251Aus
5H SutcliffeEng274652741194Aus
6JH EdrichEng325732644175Aus
7GA GoochEng427902632196Aus
8JE RootEng254552526218Ind
Teams losing a test after posting a team total of 400 plus runs in the first innings of a test

Teams losing a test after posting a team total of 400 plus runs in the first innings of a test

India posted a team total of 416 in its first innings against England in the just concluded test at Birmingham and lost the test to provide the 50th occasion of a team losing a test after posting a total of 400 plus runs in the first innings of a test.  It also provides the fifth occasion of India losing a test after posting a total of 400 plus runs in the first innings of a test. It also provides the 13th occasion of a team losing a test after posting a total of 400 plus runs in the first innings of a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreIResOppnGroundStart Date
1Aus58601lostEngSydney14 Dec 1894
2Aus41401lostEngMelbourne01 Mar 1895
3Eng51901lostAusMelbourne08 Mar 1929
4Eng42501lostAusLord’s27 Jun 1930
5Eng40501lostAusThe Oval16 Aug 1930
6Aus43501lostEngSydney23 Feb 1933
7Eng49601lostAusLeeds22 Jul 1948
8Aus52001lostSAFMelbourne06 Feb 1953
9Pak40801lostWinGuyana13 Mar 1958
10Win526/7d01lostEngTrinidad14 Mar 1968
11Ind40201lostAusPerth16 Dec 1977
12Aus401/9d01lostEngLeeds16 Jul 1981
13Aus42901lostWinBarbados30 Mar 1984
14Ind42401lostAusBengaluru25 Mar 1998
15Eng44501lostSrlThe Oval27 Aug 1998
16Aus49001lostWinBarbados26 Mar 1999
17Ban40001lostIndDhaka10 Nov 2000
18Zim422/9d01lostIndDelhi18 Nov 2000
19Pak40501lostEngKarachi07 Dec 2000
20Aus44501lostIndKolkata11 Mar 2001
21Aus44701lostEngLeeds16 Aug 2001
22Win44801lostSrlGalle13 Nov 2001
23SAF48401lostEngThe Oval04 Sep 2003
24Aus55601lostIndAdelaide12 Dec 2003
25NZl40901lostEngLeeds03 Jun 2004
26NZl43301lostAusCh’church10 Mar 2005
27Win40501lostAusAdelaide25 Nov 2005
28SAF451/9d01lostAusSydney02 Jan 2006
29Ban42701lostAusFatullah09 Apr 2006
30Eng551/6d01lostAusAdelaide01 Dec 2006
31Ind41401lostSAFC Town02 Jan 2007
32Ban41901lostEngMirpur20 Mar 2010
33Srl42501lostIndCol-PSS03 Aug 2010
34Aus42801lostIndMohali01 Oct 2010
35Aus47801lostIndBengaluru09 Oct 2010
36Srl40001lostEngCardiff26 May 2011
37Zim41201lostPakBulawayo01 Sep 2011
38Win449/9d01lostAusBarbados07 Apr 2012
39Aus40801lostIndMohali14 Mar 2013
40Srl428/9d01lostPakSharjah16 Jan 2014
41Pak45101lostSrlGalle06 Aug 2014
42Ind40801lostAusBrisbane17 Dec 2014
43Eng40001lostIndWankhede08 Dec 2016
44Eng47701lostIndChennai16 Dec 2016
45Pak443/9d01lostAusMelbourne26 Dec 2016
46Ban595/8d01lostNZlWellington12 Jan 2017
47Eng40301lostAusPerth14 Dec 2017
48Ban43001lostWinChattogram03 Feb 2021
49NZl55301lostEngNottingham10 Jun 2022
50Ind41601lostEngBirmingham01 Jul 2022
NoTeamScoreIResOppnGroundStart Date
1Ind40201lostAusPerth16 Dec 1977
2Ind42401lostAusBengaluru25 Mar 1998
3Ind41401lostSAFC Town02 Jan 2007
4Ind40801lostAusBrisbane17 Dec 2014
5Ind41601lostEngBirmingham01 Jul 2022
NoTeamScoreIResOppnGroundStart Date
1Aus58601lostEngSydney14 Dec 1894
2Aus41401lostEngMelbourne01 Mar 1895
3Aus43501lostEngSydney23 Feb 1933
4Win526/7d01lostEngTrinidad14 Mar 1968
5Aus401/9d01lostEngLeeds16 Jul 1981
6Pak40501lostEngKarachi07 Dec 2000
7Aus44701lostEngLeeds16 Aug 2001
8SAF48401lostEngThe Oval04 Sep 2003
9NZl40901lostEngLeeds03 Jun 2004
10Ban41901lostEngMirpur20 Mar 2010
11Srl40001lostEngCardiff26 May 2011
12NZl55301lostEngNottingham10 Jun 2022
13Ind41601lostEngBirmingham01 Jul 2022

Centuries in both innings of a test – JM Bairstow of England joins the list

Centuries in both innings of a test – JM Bairstow of England joins the list

JM Bairstow of England scored 106 and 114 not out in the just concluded test against India at Birmingham to provide the 89th occasion of a batsman scoring centuries in both innings of a test. It also provides the twelfth occasion of England batsmen performing such a feat in test and also provides the eleventh occasion of a batsman performing such a feat against India in a test. It also provides the third occasion of England batsmen performing such a feat against India. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1CAG Russell140111EngSAFDurban16 Feb 1923
2H Sutcliffe176127EngAusMelbourne01 Jan 1925
3WR Hammond119*177EngAusAdelaide01 Feb 1929
4H Sutcliffe104109*EngSAFThe Oval17 Aug 1929
5E Paynter117100EngSAFJo,burg24 Dec 1938
6DCS Compton147103*EngAusAdelaide31 Jan 1947
7GA Gooch333123EngIndLord’s26 Jul 1990
8AJ Stewart118143EngWinBridgetown08 Apr 1994
9MP Vaughan103101*EngWinLord’s22 Jul 2004
10ME Trescothick105107EngWinBirmingham29 Jul 2004
11AJ Strauss123108EngIndChennai11 Dec 2008
12JM Bairstow106114*EngIndBirmingham01 Jul 2022
        
NoPlayerFISITeamOppGroundStart Date
1DG Bradman132127*AusIndMelbourne01 Jan 1948
2ED Weekes162101WinIndKolkata31 Dec 1948
3LRD Mendis105105SrlIndChennai17 Sep 1982
4GA Gooch333123EngIndLord’s26 Jul 1990
5G Kirsten102133SAFIndKolkata27 Nov 1996
6PA de Silva146120SrlIndCol-SSC09 Aug 1997
7AJ Strauss123108EngIndChennai11 Dec 2008
8HM Amla114123*SAFIndKolkata14 Feb 2010
9JH Kallis161109*SAFIndCape Town02 Jan 2011
10DA Warner145102AusIndAdelaide09 Dec 2014
11JM Bairstow106114*EngIndBirmingham01 Jul 2022
        
NoPlayerFISIRunsOppGroundStart Date
1GA Gooch333123456IndLord’s26 Jul 1990
2AJ Strauss123108231IndChennai11 Dec 2008
3JM Bairstow106114*220IndBirmingham01 Jul 2022