M Labuschagne was dismissed for one in Australia’s first innings in this test to provide the first occasion of his being dismissed for one in his test career spanning 21 tests and 36 innings. It also provides the fifth occasion of his being dismissed for a single digit score in his test career. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Runs
I
Opposition
Ground
Start Date
1
6
1
v Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
2
6
4
v India
Adelaide
17 Dec 2020
3
4
3
v Sri Lanka
Canberra
01 Feb 2019
4
1
2
v England
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
5
0
2
v Pakistan
Dub-DSC
07 Oct 2018
JE Root took three catches in Australia’s innings which fetched him 80 catches while leading England. He became the first England captain to pouch 80 catches and also became the seventh captain to pouch 80 plus catches in the annals of test cricket. Others are – GC Smith {155}, SP Fleming {132}, RT Ponting {90}, AR Border {89}, MA Taylor {84} and SPD Smith {82}
MS Harris scored 76 in Australia’s first innings to provide the 207th occasion of Australian opening batsman scoring a half century against England. It also provides the 111th occasion of Australian opening batsman scoring a half century against England on home soil. It also provides the 35th occasion of Australian opening batsman scoring a half century against England at Melbourne.
JE Root’s aggregate of runs in the calendar year as at the end of second day’s play in this test read 1692. He now stands third in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in a calendar year. Mohd Yusuf of Pakistan with 1788 runs in the year 2006 and IVA Richards of West Indies with 1710 runs in the year 1976 occupy the first two places. JE Root needs eight more runs for his 1700 runs to become the third batsman to aggregate 1700 plus runs in a calendar year.
JE Root has scored ten fifties in the calendar year 2021. His feat of scoring ten fifties provides the 50th occasion of a batsman scoring ten or more fifties in a calendar year in the annals of test cricket.
JE Root’s aggregate of 1692 runs in the calendar year 2021 represent the most runs scored by a captain in a calendar year. Previous record was with GC Smith of South Africa who had an aggregate of 1656 in the calendar year 2008.
JE Root and GC Smith are the only two captains in the annals of test cricket to aggregate 1600 plus runs in a calendar year.
JE Root has scored ten fifties in the calendar year 2021 as captain. His feat of scoring ten fifties provides the eleventh occasion of a captain scoring ten or more fifties in a calendar year in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Team
Mat
I
NO
Runs
C
HC
0
50+
Year
1
RT Ponting
Aus
15
28
5
1544
6
6
1
12
2005
2
GC Smith
SAF
15
25
2
1656
6
6
1
12
2008
3
RT Ponting
Aus
10
18
3
1333
7
4
0
11
2006
4
AN Cook
Eng
14
26
1
1364
3
8
1
11
2015
5
RB Simpson
Aus
14
26
3
1381
3
7
2
10
1964
6
WJ Cronje
SAF
14
24
2
1040
1
9
1
10
1998
7
BC Lara
Win
10
19
1
1344
5
5
0
10
2003
8
R Dravid
Ind
12
22
4
1095
3
7
0
10
2006
9
AD Mathews
Srl
11
20
5
1160
2
8
0
10
2014
10
V Kohli
Ind
13
24
0
1322
5
5
2
10
2018
11
JE Root
Eng
15
29
2
1692
6
4
1
10
2021
DJ Malan was dismissed for a first ball duck in England’s second innings to provide the 131st occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings against Australia. It also provides the 83rd occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings against Australia in Australia. It also provides the 25th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings against Australia at Melbourne.
MJ Leach was dismissed for a second ball duck in England’s second innings to provide the 80th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a second ball duck in an innings against Australia. It also provides the 40th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a second ball duck in an innings against Australia in Australia. It also provides the 12th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a second ball duck in an innings against Australia at Melbourne.
DJ Malan was dismissed for a first ball duck in England’s second innings to provide the tenth occasion of an England batsman batting at number three dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings against Australia. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England batsman batting at number three dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings against Australia in Australia.
It also provides the second occasion of an England batsman batting at number three dismissed for a first ball duck in an innings against Australia at Melbourne. EG Arnold batting at number three had collected the first ball duck in Mar 1904 at Melbourne.
Thus DJ Malan’s dismissal for a first ball duck for a batsman batting at number three at Melbourne has come after 107 years nine months after EG Arnold’s dismissal.
South Africa Vs India : Centurion Test : Second day
The second day’s play at Centurion between South Africa and India was washed out due to rain providing the 312th occasion of a day’s play washed out due to rain or otherwise in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 27th occasion of a day’s play in a test was washed out due to rain on South African soil. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team
Opp
Ground
Season
Day
Soil
1
SAF
Eng
Durban
1922-23
3
SAF
2
SAF
Eng
Durban
1930-31
2
SAF
3
SAF
Aus
Cape Town
1935-36
1
SAF
4
SAF
Eng
Jo’burg-OW
1938-39
3
SAF
5
SAF
Eng
Durban
1938-39
8
SAF
6
SAF
Aus
Jo’burg-NW
1966-67
4
SAF
7
SAF
Ind
Durban
1992-93
4
SAF
8
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1995-96
3
SAF
9
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1995-96
4
SAF
10
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1995-96
5
SAF
11
SAF
Eng
Durban
1995-96
4
SAF
12
SAF
Eng
Durban
1995-96
5
SAF
13
SAF
Pak
Jo’burg-NW
1997-98
4
SAF
14
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
15
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
16
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
17
SAF
NZl
Jo’burg-NW
2000-01
1
SAF
18
SAF
NZl
Jo’burg-NW
2000-01
3
SAF
19
SAF
NZl
Jo’burg-NW
2000-01
4
SAF
20
SAF
Srl
Durban
2000-01
4
SAF
21
SAF
Eng
Centurion
2004-05
1
SAF
22
SAF
Win
P Elizabeth
2014-15
5
SAF
23
SAF
NZl
Durban
2016
3
SAF
24
SAF
NZl
Durban
2016
4
SAF
25
SAF
NZl
Durban
2016
5
SAF
26
SAF
Ind
Cape Town
2017-18
4
SAF
27
SAF
Ind
Centurion
2021
2
SAF
It also provides the fifth occasion of second day’s play washed out due to rain on South African soil. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Opp
Ground
Season
Day
Soil
1
SAF
Eng
Durban
1930-31
2
SAF
2
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
3
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
4
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
5
SAF
Ind
Centurion
2021
2
SAF
It also provides the third occasion of a day’s play washed out due to rain on South African soil in tests between South Africa and India. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Opp
Ground
Season
Day
Soil
1
SAF
Ind
Durban
1992-93
4
SAF
2
SAF
Ind
Cape Town
2017-18
4
SAF
3
SAF
Ind
Centurion
2021
2
SAF
It also provides the eighth occasion of a day’s play washed out due to rain on South African soil in tests played at Centurion. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Opp
Ground
Season
Day
Soil
1
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1995-96
3
SAF
2
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1995-96
4
SAF
3
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1995-96
5
SAF
4
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
5
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
6
SAF
Eng
Centurion
1999-00
2
SAF
7
SAF
Eng
Centurion
2004-05
1
SAF
8
SAF
Ind
Centurion
2021
2
SAF
South Africa Vs India : Centurion Test : First day
India won the toss and elected to bat to provide the 18th occasion of India doing so against South Africa. It also provides the seventh occasion of India doing so against South Africa in South Africa
India won the toss and elected to bat to provide the 219th occasion of India doing so. It also provides the 88th occasion of India doing so on away soil.
DA Elgar became the seventh captain to lead South Africa against India in tests. Others are – KC Wessels {04}, WJ Cronje {08}, SM Pollock {02}, GC Smith {15}, HM Amla {04} and F du Plessis {06}
DA Elgar became the sixth captain to lead South Africa against India in tests on home soil. Others are – KC Wessels {04}, WJ Cronje {03}, SM Pollock {02}, GC Smith {08} and F du Plessis {03}
South Africa capped M Jansen for this test. He became the 346th cricketer to make his test debut for South Africa. He also became the 231st cricketer to make his test debut for South Africa on home soil
South Africa capped M Jansen for this test. He became the 24th cricketer to make his test debut for South Africa against India. He also became the 12th cricketer to make his test debut for South Africa on home soil against India.
KL Rahul-MA Agarwal posted 117 runs for the first wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 597th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings. It also provides the 273rd occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings on away soil.
KL Rahul-MA Agarwal posted 117 runs for the first wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 30th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings against South Africa. It also provides the 13th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings against South Africa in South Africa.
KL Rahul-MA Agarwal posted 117 runs for the first wicket in India’s first innings to provide the 85th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket. It also provides the 37th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings on away soil for the first wicket
KL Rahul-MA Agarwal posted 117 runs for the first wicket in India’s first innings to provide the sixth occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings against South Africa for the first wicket. It also provides the third occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in an innings against South Africa in South Africa for the first wicket.
CA Pujara was dismissed for a duck in India’s first innings to provide the 68th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a duck in an innings against South Africa. It also provides the 41st occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a duck in an innings against South Africa in South Africa.
CA Pujara was dismissed for a first ball duck in India’s first innings to provide the 17th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a first ball duck in an innings against South Africa.
It was the second occasion of CA Pujara collecting the first ball duck against South Africa. He was dismissed for a first ball duck at Centurion in Jan 2018. He became the third Indian batsman to be dismissed for a first ball duck against South Africa on two or more occasion. Others are RG Sharma {02} and J Srinath {03}
No
Player
R
BF
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
CA Pujara
0
1
2
SAF
Centurion
13 Jan 2018
2
CA Pujara
0
1
1
SAF
Centurion
26 Dec 2021
1
RG Sharma
0
1
1
SAF
Durban
26 Dec 2013
2
RG Sharma
0
1
3
SAF
Delhi
03 Dec 2015
1
J Srinath
0
1
1
SAF
Kanpur
08 Dec 1996
2
J Srinath
0
1
2
SAF
Durban
26 Dec 1996
3
J Srinath
0
1
1
SAF
Mumbai
24 Feb 2000
It also provides the 12th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a first ball duck in an innings against South Africa in South Africa. CA Pujara becomes the first Indian batsman to collect the first ball duck on two occasions against South Africa in South Africa, both his ducks coming at Centurion.
No
Player
R
BF
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
CA Pujara
0
1
2
SAF
Centurion
13 Jan 2018
2
CA Pujara
0
1
1
SAF
Centurion
26 Dec 2021
CA Pujara’s duck in India’s first innings represent his eleventh duck of his test career. It also represents his ninth duck while batting at number three. He now holds the record for most ducks by an Indian batsman batting at number three. He went past DB Vengsarkar who had scored eight ducks while batting at number three.
KL Rahul scored 122 not out in India’s first innings at the close of play on the first day to provide the 526th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 243rd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil.
KL Rahul scored 122 not out in India’s first innings at the close of play on the first day to provide the 36th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings against South Africa. It also provides the 15th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a century in a test innings against South Africa in South Africa
KL Rahul scored 122 not out in India’s first innings at the close of play on the first day to provide the 158th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 74th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil.
KL Rahul scored 122 not out in India’s first innings at the close of play on the first day to provide the eleventh occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings against South Africa.
It also provides the second occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a century in a test innings against South Africa in South Africa. W Jaffer is the other Indian opening batsman to score a century against South Africa in South Africa. He had scored 116 at Cape Town in Jan 2007. Thus KL Rahul’s 122 not out in this test represent the highest individual score by an Indian opening batsman against South Africa in South Africa.
KL Rahul scored 122 not out and MA Agarwal scored 60 in India’s first innings in this test to provide the sixth occasion of both the openers scoring fifties in the same innings against South Africa.
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
1
V Sehwag
164
2
SAF
Kanpur
20 Nov 2004
2
G Gambhir
96
2
SAF
Kanpur
20 Nov 2004
2
1
W Jaffer
116
1
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2007
2
KD Karthik
63
1
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2007
3
1
W Jaffer
73
2
SAF
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
2
V Sehwag
319
2
SAF
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
4
1
G Gambhir
80
3
SAF
Centurion
16 Dec 2010
2
V Sehwag
63
3
SAF
Centurion
16 Dec 2010
5
1
MA Agarwal
215
1
SAF
Vizag
02 Oct 2019
2
RG Sharma
176
1
SAF
Vizag
02 Oct 2019
6
1
KL Rahul
122*
1
SAF
Centurion
26 Dec 2021
2
MA Agarwal
60
1
SAF
Centurion
26 Dec 2021
It also provides the fourth occasion of one opener scoring a century and the other scoring a half century against South Africa in the same innings.
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
1
V Sehwag
164
2
SAF
Kanpur
20 Nov 2004
2
G Gambhir
96
2
SAF
Kanpur
20 Nov 2004
2
1
W Jaffer
116
1
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2007
2
KD Karthik
63
1
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2007
3
1
W Jaffer
73
2
SAF
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
2
V Sehwag
319
2
SAF
Chennai
26 Mar 2008
4
1
KL Rahul
122*
1
SAF
Centurion
26 Dec 2021
2
MA Agarwal
60
1
SAF
Centurion
26 Dec 2021
It also provides the second such occasion against South Africa in South Africa. Wasim Jaffer {116} and KD Karthik {63} had scored a century and a half century at Cape Town in Jan 2007.
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
1
W Jaffer
116
1
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2007
2
KD Karthik
63
1
SAF
Cape Town
02 Jan 2007
It also provides the second such occasion against South Africa in South Africa at Centurion. Wasim Jaffer {116} and KD Karthik {63} had scored a century and a half century at Cape Town in Jan 2007.
Australia capped SC Boland for this test to provide the 462nd occasion of an cricketer making his test debut for Australia. He also became the 287th Australian cricketer to make his debut on home soil
Australia capped SC Boland for this test to provide the 247th occasion of an Australian cricketer making his test debut against England. He also became the 169th Australian cricketer to make his debut on home soil against England.
Australia capped SC Boland for this test to provide the 92nd occasion of an Australian cricketer making his test debut at Melbourne. He also became the 61st Australian cricketer to make his debut against England at Melbourne.
England have made four changes. RJ Burns, OJ Pope, CR Woakes and SCJ Broad have all been left out in favour of Z Crawley, JM Bairstow, MA Wood and MJ Leach.
Of the four, Z Crawley is making his first appearance in a test against Australia, while all the other three have already made their appearance against Australia.
It’s a delayed toss due to rain interruption at Melbourne, the venue of the third test of Ashes series 2021-22.
JE Root will be leading England in his 59th test in this game. He will share the record for most captaincy assignment for England with AN Cook. AN Cook has also led England on 59 occasions.
JE Root will be leading England in his 28th test on away soil in this game. He will share the record for most captaincy assignment for England on away soil with AN Cook. AN Cook has also led England on 59 occasions on away soil.
Australia won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 85th occasion of Australia doing so. It also provides the 57th occasion of Australia doing so on home soil
Australia won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 35th occasion of Australia doing so against England. It also provides the 22nd occasion of Australia doing so on home soil against England.
Australia won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 18th occasion of Australia doing so at Melbourne. It also provides the seventh occasion of Australia doing so at Melbourne against England.
This test was JE Root’s 50th test on away soil. He became the ninth England cricketer to appear in 50 tests on away soil.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
1
JM Anderson
67
98
42
430
29
0
0
14
2
AN Cook
66
125
9
5295
244*
17
22
5
3
SCJ Broad
59
91
17
909
56
0
1
17
4
MC Cowdrey
59
100
9
4087
151
13
20
5
5
AJ Stewart
59
109
9
3813
173
7
23
9
6
DI Gower
52
91
9
3777
173*
8
20
3
7
G Boycott
51
93
13
3758
142*
8
27
4
8
GP Thorpe
51
94
17
3401
200*
9
18
5
9
JE Root
50
93
5
4157
228
9
24
3
JM Anderson added one more record to his list of records. He became England’s most capped cricketer on away soil. He was playing his 67th test on away soil in this test. He went past AN Cook who has played 66 tests on away soil.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
1
JM Anderson
67
98
42
430
29
0
0
14
2
AN Cook
66
125
9
5295
244*
17
22
5
JE Root became the 59th cricketer in the annals of test cricket to appear in 50 plus tests on away soil.
H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s first innings to provide the 264th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings. It also provides the 152nd occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings on away soil
H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s first innings to provide the 97th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the 66th occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings on away soil against Australia.
H Hameed was dismissed for a duck in England’s first innings to provide the 22nd occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck in a test innings against Australia at Melbourne.
H Hammed-Z Crawley opened the innings for England in this test providing the 164th opening pair for England against Australia. They also provide the 97th England opening pair against Australia on away soil and 53rd opening pair against Australia at Melbourne.
PJ Cummins captured his 100th wicket on home soil when he claimed the wicket of England opener H Hameed for a duck caught by A Carey. He earned the distinction of becoming the 20th Australian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets on home soil.
H Hameed’s dismissal for a duck in England’s first innings provides the 16th occasion of a batsman dismissed for a duck by PJ Cummins. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Batsman
MoD
Fielder
R
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
MM Ali
c
SPD Smith
0
1
Eng
Perth
14.12.17
2
SCJ Broad
c
TD Paine
0
3
Eng
Perth
14.12.17
3
JM Anderson
c
CT Bancroft
0
2
Eng
Melbourne
26.12.17
4
I Sharma
c
TD Paine
0
4
Ind
Perth
14.12.18
5
JJ Bumrah
c
PJ Cummins
0
4
Ind
Perth
14.12.18
6
CA Pujara
c
MS Harris
0
3
Ind
Melbourne
26.12.18
7
V Kohli
c
MS Harris
0
3
Ind
Melbourne
26.12.18
8
PVD Chameera
c
KR Patterson
0
1
Srl
Brisbane
24.01.19
9
LD Chandimal
c
KR Patterson
0
3
Srl
Brisbane
24.01.19
10
Asad Shafiq
c
SPD Smith
0
3
Pak
Brisbane
21.11.19
11
MJ Santner
c
TM Head
0
4
NZl
Perth
12.12.19
12
HM Nicholls
lbw
0
2
NZl
Melbourne
26.12.19
13
Mohd Shami
c
TM Head
0
1
Ind
Adelaide
17.12.20
14
CA Pujara
c
TD Paine
0
3
Ind
Adelaide
17.12.20
15
OE Robinson
c
AT Carey
0
1
Eng
Brisbane
08.12.21
16
H Hameed
c
AT Carey
0
1
Eng
Melbourne
26.12.21
H Hameed’s dismissal for a duck in England’s first innings provides the fifth occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a duck by PJ Cummins. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Batsman
MoD
Fielder
R
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
MM Ali
c
SPD Smith
0
1
Eng
Perth
14.12.17
2
SCJ Broad
c
TD Paine
0
3
Eng
Perth
14.12.17
3
JM Anderson
c
CT Bancroft
0
2
Eng
Melbourne
26.12.17
4
OE Robinson
c
AT Carey
0
1
Eng
Brisbane
08.12.21
5
H Hameed
c
AT Carey
0
1
Eng
Melbourne
26.12.21
JE Root scored 50 in England’s first innings to provide his 38th fifty while leading England. It also provides his 19th fifty on away soil while captaining England
JE Root scored 50 in England’s first innings to provide his twelfth fifty while leading England against Australia. It also provides his eighth fifty on away soil while leading England against Australia.
JE Root was dismissed for 50 in England’s first innings to provide the fourteenth occasion of an England captain dismissed for 50 in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WG Grace
50
2
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1892
2
FL Fane
50
4
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1908
3
JWHT Douglas
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
11 Feb 1921
4
APF Chapman
50
1
Win
Lord’s
23 Jun 1928
5
APF Chapman
50
1
Aus
Brisbane
30 Nov 1928
6
JH Edrich
50
2
Aus
Sydney
04 Jan 1975
7
JM Brearley
50
1
NZl
Nottingham
10 Aug 1978
8
MA Atherton
50
1
Aus
The Oval
19 Aug 1993
9
N Hussain
50
3
Ind
Ahmedabad
11 Dec 2001
10
A Flintoff
50
1
Ind
Mumbai
18 Mar 2006
11
A Flintoff
50
3
Ind
Mumbai
18 Mar 2006
12
AN Cook
50
3
Aus
Nottingham
10 Jul 2013
13
JE Root
50
3
SAF
The Oval
27 Jul 2017
14
JE Root
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
JE Root is one of three England captains who have been dismissed for 50 on two occasions. Others are APF Chapman and A Flintoff. A Flintoff is the only England captain to be dismissed for 50 in both innings of a test. He was dismissed for 50 in both innings against India at Mumbai in Mar 2006.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
APF Chapman
50
1
Win
Lord’s
23 Jun 1928
2
APF Chapman
50
1
Aus
Brisbane
30 Nov 1928
1
A Flintoff
50
1
Ind
Mumbai
18 Mar 2006
2
A Flintoff
50
3
Ind
Mumbai
18 Mar 2006
1
JE Root
50
3
SAF
The Oval
27 Jul 2017
2
JE Root
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
JE Root was dismissed for 50 in England’s first innings to provide the eighth occasion of an England captain dismissed for 50 in an innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WG Grace
50
2
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1892
2
FL Fane
50
4
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1908
3
JWHT Douglas
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
11 Feb 1921
4
APF Chapman
50
1
Aus
Brisbane
30 Nov 1928
5
JH Edrich
50
2
Aus
Sydney
04 Jan 1975
6
MA Atherton
50
1
Aus
The Oval
19 Aug 1993
7
AN Cook
50
3
Aus
Nottingham
10 Jul 2013
8
JE Root
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
JE Root was dismissed for 50 in England’s first innings to provide the sixth occasion of an England captain dismissed for 50 in an innings against Australia in Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WG Grace
50
2
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1892
2
FL Fane
50
4
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1908
3
JWHT Douglas
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
11 Feb 1921
4
APF Chapman
50
1
Aus
Brisbane
30 Nov 1928
5
JH Edrich
50
2
Aus
Sydney
04 Jan 1975
6
JE Root
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
JE Root was dismissed for 50 in England’s first innings to provide the fourth occasion of an England captain dismissed for 50 in an innings against Australia in Australia at Melbourne. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WG Grace
50
2
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1892
2
FL Fane
50
4
Aus
Melbourne
01 Jan 1908
3
JWHT Douglas
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
11 Feb 1921
4
JE Root
50
1
Aus
Melbourne
26 Dec 2021
JE Root was dismissed for 50 in England’s first innings to provide the 71st occasion of an England batsman dismissed for 50 in an innings. It also provides the 37th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for 50 in an innings on away soil.
JE Root was dismissed for 50 in England’s first innings to provide the 27th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for 50 in an innings against Australia. It also provides the 16th occasion of an England batsman dismissed for 50 in an innings against Australia on away soil and tenth such occasion at Melbourne.
It is an exact 50 for JE Root on his 50th test on away soil.
MA Starc’s two wickets in this game fetched him an aggregate of 172 wickets which represents the most wickets by a left arm Australian bowler on home soil He went past MJ Johnson who had a tally of 171 wickets on home soil. MA Starc’s 172 wickets is also a record for an Australian left arm pace bowler on home soil.
Most wickets by a left arm bowler on home soil is credited to HMRKB Herath of Sri Lanka who has an aggregate of 278 wickets. Most wickets by a left arm pace bowler on home soil is credited to WPUJC Vaas of Sri Lanka who has an aggregate of 180 wickets.
SPD Smith’s lone catch in England’s innings fetched him an aggregate of 132 catches. It also fetched him an aggregate of 76 catches on home soil.
SPD Smith’s lone catch in England’s innings fetched him an aggregate of 44 catches against England. It also fetched him an aggregate of 28 catches on home soil against England.
England was dismissed all out for 185 after being inserted to provide the 57th occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of less than 200 when it was inserted by the opposition. It also provides the 24th occasion of England dismissed all out for a total of less than 200 when it was inserted by the opposition – Australia.
DA Warner’s aggregate runs as an Australian opening batsman read 7512 at the end of his first innings in this test in which he made 38. He reached the landmark of 7500 runs when he was on 26 during the course of his knock of 38. He became the third Australian opening batsman to aggregate 7500 plus runs. Others are ML Hayden {8625} and MA Taylor {7525}. By a strange coincidence, all these three opening batsmen are left handers.
DA Warner’s aggregate runs as an Australian opening batsman read 4780 on home soil at the end of his first innings in this test in which he made 38. Only ML Hayden has scored more runs on home soil than DA Warner. ML Hayden has an aggregate of 5210 runs on home soil while opening the innings.
DA Warner’s aggregate runs as an Australian opening batsman read 1206 on home soil against England at the end of his first innings in this test in which he made 38. He completed 1200 runs when he was on 32 during the course of his knock of 38. He became the second opening batsman to aggregate 1200 plus runs against England on home soil after WM Lawry. WM Lawry has an aggregate of 1226 against England on home soil
Tamil Nadu won its quarter final match of 2021/22 season against Saurashtra at Jaipur on 24 Dec 2021 by two wickets on the last ball to provide the eighth occasion of a team winning a game on the last ball in the history of Vijay Hazare Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Winner
Margin
Tar
Overs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Services
4 wkts
232
50.0
J + K
Una
17.02.09
2
Services
1 wkt
284
50.0
Vidarbha
Kolkata
10.03.14
3
Railways
1 wkt
229
50.0
Karnataka
Bengaluru
10.12.15
4
H. Pradesh
1 wkt
272
50.0
Kerala
Nadaun
09.02.18
5
Andhra
2 wkts
249
50.0
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
26.09.18
6
Railways
2 wkts
242
50.0
Goa
Ranchi
12.12.21
7
Manipur
2 wkts
231
50.0
Sikkim
Jaipur
14.12.21
8
Tamil Nadu
2 wkts
311
50.0
Saurashtra
Jaipur
24.12.21
Saurashtra batting first set a target of 311 for Tamil Nadu to win the game. This target is the highest ever target and also the first target of 300 plus runs set by a team when the opponent has won the game on the last ball. The previous highest total was 284 set by Vidarbha against Services at Kolkata on 10.03.14. Services had won this game by 1 wicket on the last ball of the match
No
Winner
Margin
Tar
Overs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Tamil Nadu
2 wkts
311
50.0
Saurashtra
Jaipur
24.12.21
2
Services
1 wkt
284
50.0
Vidarbha
Kolkata
10.03.14
Tamil Nadu leads the list of Centuries in Vijay Hazare Trophy as of 24 Dec 2021
Vijay Hazare Trophy has witnessed 658 centuries since its inception upto the Quarter finals of this season between Saurashtra and Tamilnadu at Jaipur on 24 Dec 2021. Baba Aparajith’s 122 for Tamil Nadu represent the 658th century.
Tamil Nadu leads the list of centuries with 43 centuries to its credit closely followed by Karnataka {40} and Mumbai {39}
Tamil Nadu Batsmen
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
S Vidyut
120*
Goa
Chennai
26.02.08
2
M Vijay
108
Hyderabad
Chennai
29.02.08
3
M Vijay
100
Andhra
Chennai
01.03.08
4
S Vidyut
111
Andhra
Chennai
01.03.08
5
R Ramkumar
101
Karnataka
Chennai
03.03.08
6
S Badrinath
122
Kerala
Vizag
16.02.09
7
KD Karthik
117*
Kerala
Vizag
16.02.09
8
S Badrinath
134
Hyderabad
Vizag
18.02.09
9
S Vidyut
101
Hyderabad
Vizag
18.02.09
10
A Mukund
118
Bengal
Agartala
09.03.09
11
KB Arun Karthik
106*
Kerala
Chennai
10.02.10
12
S Anirudha
134
Hyderabad
Chennai
13.02.10
13
S Badrinath
105
Mumbai
Rajkot
25.02.10
14
A Mukund
130
M. Pradesh
Rajkot
27.02.10
15
M Vijay
103
Bengal
Ahmedabad
02.03.10
16
S Badrinath
104
Goa
Malappuram
11.02.11
17
M Vijay
115
Kerala
Malappuram
16.02.11
18
A Mukund
105
Hyderabad
Malappuram
18.02.11
19
KD Karthik
154*
Hyderabad
Malappuram
18.02.11
20
KD Karthik
105*
Andhra
Bangalore
20.02.12
21
KD Karthik
137
Karnataka
Bengaluru
23.02.12
22
A Mukund
104
Hyderabad
Bangalore
26.02.12
23
KD Karthik
119
Hyderabad
Vasco
20.02.13
24
A Mukund
139
Hyderabad
Sec’bad
07.11.14
25
A Mukund
104
Assam
Hyd-RGS
10.12.15
26
KD Karthik
108
Rajasthan
Hyderabad
18.12.15
37
B Aparajith
137
Rajasthan
Hyderabad
18.12.15
28
A Mukund
104*
Gujarat
Alur
26.12.15
29
KD Karthik
118
Delhi
Cuttack
25.02.17
30
KM Gandhi
107*
H. Pradesh
Cuttack
28.02.17
31
KD Karthik
112
Bengal
Delhi
20.03.17
32
KM Gandhi
127
Gujarat
Chennai
05.02.18
33
V Shankar
100
Gujarat
Chennai
05.02.18
34
N Jagadeesan
133
Services
Chennai
21.09.18
35
B Indrajith
101
Jharkhand
Chennai
25.09.18
36
V Shankar
129
Assam
Chennai
27.09.18
37
A Mukund
131*
Tripura
Chennai
03.10.18
38
M Vijay
117
J + K
Jaipur
04.10.19
39
B Aparajith
111*
Railways
Jaipur
09.10.19
40
A Mukund
147
M. Pradesh
Jaipur
12.10.19
41
N Jagadeesan
101
Punjab
Indore
20.02.21
42
N Jagadeesan
102
Karnataka
Jaipur
21.12.21
43
B Aparajith
122
Saurashtra
Jaipur
24.12.21
Karnataka batsmen
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
B Chipli
109*
Andhra
Chennai
26.02.08
2
B Chipli
100
Hyderabad
Chennai
27.02.08
3
DA Chougule
111*
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
03.03.08
4
DT Patil
106*
Kerala
Vizag
19.02.09
5
Ganesh Satish
100
Goa
Chennai
10.02.10
6
Ganesh Satish
121*
Kerala
Chennai
13.02.10
7
RV Uthappa
117
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
14.02.10
8
RV Uthappa
103
Andhra
Malappuram
13.02.11
9
RV Uthappa
120
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
10
RV Uthappa
104
Andhra
Bengaluru
26.02.12
11
RV Uthappa
169
Goa
Porvorim
14.02.13
12
KL Rahul
110
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
13
RV Uthappa
103
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
14
KL Rahul
104*
U. Pradesh
Vizag
26.02.13
15
RV Uthappa
104
Kerala
Alur
02 .03.14
16
MA Agarwal
116
Goa
Alur (3)
03.03.14
17
RV Uthappa
132*
Gujarat
Kolkata
01.03.14
18
KK Nair
120
Gujarat
Kolkata
01.03.14
19
RV Uthappa
133
Jharkhand
Kolkata
14.03.14
20
MA Agarwal
162
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
21
MK Pandey
101*
Tamil Nadu
Sec’bad
10.11.14
22
MA Agarwal
125
Punjab
Ahmedabad
25.11.14
23
CM Gautam
109*
J + K
Bengaluru
18.12.15
24
MA Agarwal
109
Baroda
Bengaluru
07.02.18
25
KL Rahul
107
Punjab
Alur (2)
11.02.18
26
MA Agarwal
102
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
27
KK Nair
100
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
28
MA Agarwal
140
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
29
R Samarth
125
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
30
R Samarth
102
Baroda
Bengaluru
26.09.18
31
KL Rahul
131
Kerala
Bengaluru
28.09.19
32
MK Pandey
142*
Chhattisgarh
Bengaluru
02.10.19
33
D Padikkal
103*
Saurashtra
Bengaluru
12.10.19
34
R Samarth
158*
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
35
D Padikkal
152
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
36
D Padikkal
126*
Kerala
Bengaluru
26.02.21
37
R Samarth
130*
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
38
D Padikkal
145*
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
39
R Samarth
192
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
40
D Padikkal
101
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
Mumbai Batsmen
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
W Jaffer
178*
Baroda
Poona
27.02.08
2
AM Nayar
102
Saurashtra
Poona
02 03.08
3
AM Rahane
187
Maharashtra
Pune
03.03.08
4
AA Muzumdar
101*
Maharashtra
Pune
03.03.08
5
RG Sharma
100
Tamil Nadu
Vizag
04.04.08
6
W Jaffer
131
Baroda
Rajkot
15.02.09
7
AM Rahane
101
Maharashtra
Rajkot
19.02.09
8
SH Marathe
108
Baroda
Ahmedabad
10.02.10
9
W Jaffer
109
Maharashtra
Ahmedabad
14.02.10
10
P Khanapurkar
123
Punjab
Ahmedabad
22.02.10
11
AM Nayar
118
Gujarat
Vadodara
11.02.11
12
SD Chitnis
100*
Maharashtra
Vadodara
14.02.11
13
W Jaffer
102
Jharkhand
Indore
23.02.11
14
W Jaffer
104
Gujarat
Mumbai
23.02.12
15
SD Lad
115*
Saurashtra
Pune
17.02.13
16
SS Iyer
105*
Gujarat
Ahmedabad
14.11.14
17
AA Herwadkar
107
Tamil Nadu
Hyderabad
11.12.15
18
AM Rahane
114
Rajasthan
Hyderabad
17.12.15
19
SA Yadav
134*
M. Pradesh
Chennai
05.02.18
20
SD Lad
129
Gujarat
Chennai
06.02.18
21
SD Lad
100
Rajasthan
Chennai
09.02.18
22
SD Lad
118
Andhra
Chennai
14.02.18
23
AM Rahane
148
Karnataka
Bengaluru
21.09.18
24
SS Iyer
110
Karnataka
Bengaluru
21.09.18
25
PP Shaw
129
Railways
Bengaluru
23.09.18
26
SS Iyer
144
Railways
Bengaluru
23.09.18
27
SA Yadav
123*
H. Pradesh
Alur (3)
30.09.18
28
AA Herwadkar
108*
Goa
Bengaluru
02.10.18
29
YBK Jaiswal
113
Goa
Alur (2)
08.10.19
30
S Dube
118
Karnataka
Bengaluru
10.10.19
31
YBK Jaiswal
122
Kerala
Bengaluru
14.10.19
32
YBK Jaiswal
203
Jharkhand
Alur (2)
16.10.19
33
PP Shaw
105*
Delhi
Jaipur
21.02.21
34
SS Iyer
103*
Maharashtra
Jaipur
23.02.21
35
PP Shaw
227*
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
36
SA Yadav
133
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
37
SS Iyer
116
Rajasthan
Jaipur
27.02.21
38
PP Shaw
185*
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
39
A Tare
118*
U. Pradesh
Delhi
14.03.21
The break up of centuries team wise is furnished below
No
Team
100s
No
Team
100s
1
Tamil Nadu
43
18
Gujarat
17
2
Karnataka
40
19
Rajasthan
17
3
Mumbai
39
20
Vidarbha
16
4
Maharashtra
33
21
Tripura
15
5
Delhi
31
22
H. Pradesh
14
6
Punjab
27
23
Odisha
13
7
Bengal
26
24
Railways
13
8
Saurashtra
26
25
Assam
10
9
M. Pradesh
25
26
J + K
10
10
Hyderabad
24
27
Meghalaya
09
11
Kerala
22
28
Haryana
08
12
Goa
21
29
Arunachal
07
13
Services
21
30
Chhattisgarh
07
14
Baroda
20
31
Mizoram
07
15
U. Pradesh
20
32
Uttarakhand
07
16
Jharkhand
19
33
Bihar
05
17
Andhra
18
34
Chandigarh
05
35
Nagaland
05
Of the 658 centuries scored, four have been double hundreds and 46 have been the scores of 150 plus runs.
PP Shaw’s 227 against Puducherry at Jaipur on 25.02.21 is the highest individual score registered in the tournament. PP Shaw was representing Mumbai.
KV Kaushal of Uttarakhand was the first batsman to score a double hundred in the tournament. He scored 202 against Sikkim at Nadiad on 06.10.18
The following table lists the 50 occasions of batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the tournament as of 24.12.2021
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
PP Shaw
227*
Mumbai
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
SV Samson
212*
Kerala
Goa
Alur (2)
12.10.19
3
YBK Jaiswal
203
Mumbai
Jharkhand
Alur (2)
16.10.19
4
KV Kaushal
202
Uttarakhand
Sikkim
Nadiad
06.10.18
5
VR Iyer
198
M. Pradesh
Punjab
Indore
28.02.21
6
R Samarth
192
Karnataka
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
7
AM Rahane
187
Mumbai
Maharashtra
Pune
03.03.08
8
PP Shaw
185*
Mumbai
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
9
W Jaffer
178*
Mumbai
Baroda
Poona
27.02.08
10
PN Mankad
174
Saurashtra
Chandigarh
Kolkata
27.02.21
11
AK Bains
173*
H. Pradesh
Vidarbha
Alur
26.09.18
12
Ishan Kishan
173
Jharkhand
M. Pradesh
Indore
20.02.21
13
A Sharma
169*
Punjab
Services
Ranchi
12.12.21
14
ED Kerkar
169*
Goa
Hyderabad
Surat
28.02.21
15
GH Vihari
169
Andhra
Mumbai
Chennai
14.02.18
16
RV Uthappa
169
Karnataka
Goa
Porvorim
14.02.13
17
RD Gaikwad
168
Maharashtra
Chandigarh
Saurashtra
14.12.21
18
NV Ojha
167
M. Pradesh
Railways
Indore
16.02.10
19
PS Singh
167
Punjab
Vidarbha
Indore
26.02.21
20
M Singh
166*
Rajasthan
Assam
Ranchi
12.12.21
21
A Taide
164*
Vidarbha
Andhra
Mum-BS
09.12.21
21
Purkayastha
163*
Assam
Mizoram
Dehra Dun
25.09.19
23
MA Agarwal
162
Karnataka
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
24
KS Bharat
161*
Andhra
H. Pradesh
Mumbai
12.12.21
25
DJ Hooda
161
Baroda
Railways
Alur (2)
13.02.18
26
IR Jaggi
159*
Jharkhand
Assam
Kolkata
21.02.09
27
Y G Rao
159*
Andhra
Kerala
Chennai
29.02.08
28
P Chopra
159
H. Pradesh
Delhi
Bhubaneswar
26.02.17
29
M Kaushik
158*
U. Pradesh
Mumbai
Delhi
14.03.21
30
R Samarth
158*
Karnataka
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
31
GR Singh
158
Services
Saurashtra
Kolkata
01.03.21
32
RM Patidar
158
M. Pradesh
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
09.02.18
33
PR Shah
157*
Baroda
Mumbai
Poona
27.02.08
34
Rahmatullah
156*
Bihar
Sikkim
Anand
30.09.18
35
NTT Varma
156*
Hyderabad
Tripura
Surat
20.02.21
36
KS Bharat
156
Andhra
Gujarat
Thana
14.12.21
38
S Dhawan
155*
Delhi
Haryana
Rohtak
16.02.10
37
Samarth Seth
155*
Arunachal
Sikkim
Dehradun
05.10.19
39
KD Karthik
154*
Tamil Nadu
Hyderabad
Malappuram
18.02.11
40
RD Gaikwad
154*
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Rajkot
09.12.21
41
PA Reddy
154
Hyderabad
Saurashtra
Kalyani
26.02.17
42
S Dhawan
153
Delhi
Maharashtra
Jaipur
27.02.21
43
D Padikkal
152
Karnataka
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
44
G Gambhir
151
Delhi
Kerala
Delhi
28.09.18
45
LR Shukla
151
Bengal
Jharkhand
Kolkata
24.02.12
46
VR Iyer
151
M. Pradesh
Chandigarh
Rajkot
12.12.21
47
AG Paunikar
150*
Railways
Vidarbha
Indore
15.02.13
48
SP Jackson
150*
Saurashtra
Goa
Rajkot
12.12.15
49
P Chopra
150
H. Pradesh
Delhi
Nadaun
15.02.18
50
TD Agarwal
150
Hyderabad
Goa
Surat
28.02.21
Note : All stats as of 24.12.21 : upto the Quarter finals of this season between Saurashtra and Tamilnadu at Jaipur on 24 Dec 2021.
Vijay Hazare Trophy witnesses fifty occasions of batsmen scoring 150 plus runs
Vijay Hazare Trophy has witnessed fifty occasions of batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below in the order of descending runs
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
PP Shaw
227*
Mumbai
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
SV Samson
212*
Kerala
Goa
Alur (2)
12.10.19
3
YBK Jaiswal
203
Mumbai
Jharkhand
Alur (2)
16.10.19
4
KV Kaushal
202
Uttarakhand
Sikkim
Nadiad
06.10.18
5
VR Iyer
198
M. Pradesh
Punjab
Indore
28.02.21
6
R Samarth
192
Karnataka
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
7
AM Rahane
187
Mumbai
Maharashtra
Pune
03.03.08
8
PP Shaw
185*
Mumbai
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
9
W Jaffer
178*
Mumbai
Baroda
Poona
27.02.08
10
PN Mankad
174
Saurashtra
Chandigarh
Kolkata
27.02.21
11
AK Bains
173*
H. Pradesh
Vidarbha
Alur
26.09.18
12
Ishan Kishan
173
Jharkhand
M. Pradesh
Indore
20.02.21
13
A Sharma
169*
Punjab
Services
Ranchi
12.12.21
14
ED Kerkar
169*
Goa
Hyderabad
Surat
28.02.21
15
GH Vihari
169
Andhra
Mumbai
Chennai
14.02.18
16
RV Uthappa
169
Karnataka
Goa
Porvorim
14.02.13
17
RD Gaikwad
168
Maharashtra
Chandigarh
Saurashtra
14.12.21
18
NV Ojha
167
M. Pradesh
Railways
Indore
16.02.10
19
PS Singh
167
Punjab
Vidarbha
Indore
26.02.21
20
M Singh
166*
Rajasthan
Assam
Ranchi
12.12.21
21
A Taide
164*
Vidarbha
Andhra
Mum-BS
09.12.21
21
Purkayastha
163*
Assam
Mizoram
Dehra Dun
25.09.19
23
MA Agarwal
162
Karnataka
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
24
KS Bharat
161*
Andhra
H. Pradesh
Mumbai
12.12.21
25
DJ Hooda
161
Baroda
Railways
Alur (2)
13.02.18
26
IR Jaggi
159*
Jharkhand
Assam
Kolkata
21.02.09
27
Y G Rao
159*
Andhra
Kerala
Chennai
29.02.08
28
P Chopra
159
H. Pradesh
Delhi
Bhubaneswar
26.02.17
29
M Kaushik
158*
U. Pradesh
Mumbai
Delhi
14.03.21
30
R Samarth
158*
Karnataka
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
31
GR Singh
158
Services
Saurashtra
Kolkata
01.03.21
32
RM Patidar
158
M. Pradesh
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
09.02.18
33
PR Shah
157*
Baroda
Mumbai
Poona
27.02.08
34
Rahmatullah
156*
Bihar
Sikkim
Anand
30.09.18
35
NTT Varma
156*
Hyderabad
Tripura
Surat
20.02.21
36
KS Bharat
156
Andhra
Gujarat
Thana
14.12.21
38
S Dhawan
155*
Delhi
Haryana
Rohtak
16.02.10
37
Samarth Seth
155*
Arunachal
Sikkim
Dehradun
05.10.19
39
KD Karthik
154*
Tamil Nadu
Hyderabad
Malappuram
18.02.11
40
RD Gaikwad
154*
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Rajkot
09.12.21
41
PA Reddy
154
Hyderabad
Saurashtra
Kalyani
26.02.17
42
S Dhawan
153
Delhi
Maharashtra
Jaipur
27.02.21
43
D Padikkal
152
Karnataka
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
44
G Gambhir
151
Delhi
Kerala
Delhi
28.09.18
45
LR Shukla
151
Bengal
Jharkhand
Kolkata
24.02.12
46
VR Iyer
151
M. Pradesh
Chandigarh
Rajkot
12.12.21
47
AG Paunikar
150*
Railways
Vidarbha
Indore
15.02.13
48
SP Jackson
150*
Saurashtra
Goa
Rajkot
12.12.15
49
P Chopra
150
H. Pradesh
Delhi
Nadaun
15.02.18
50
TD Agarwal
150
Hyderabad
Goa
Surat
28.02.21
The following seven batsmen have scored 150 plus runs on two occasions. The following table lists them with their performance
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
KS Bharat
161*
Andhra
H. Pradesh
Mumbai
12.12.21
2
KS Bharat
156
Andhra
Gujarat
Thana
14.12.21
1
P Chopra
159
H. Pradesh
Delhi
Bhubaneswar
26.02.17
2
P Chopra
150
H. Pradesh
Delhi
Nadaun
15.02.18
1
PP Shaw
227*
Mumbai
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
PP Shaw
185*
Mumbai
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
1
R Samarth
192
Karnataka
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
2
R Samarth
158*
Karnataka
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
1
RD Gaikwad
168
Maharashtra
Chandigarh
Saurashtra
14.12.21
2
RD Gaikwad
154*
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Rajkot
09.12.21
1
S Dhawan
155*
Delhi
Haryana
Rohtak
16.02.10
2
S Dhawan
153
Delhi
Maharashtra
Jaipur
27.02.21
1
VR Iyer
198
M. Pradesh
Punjab
Indore
28.02.21
2
VR Iyer
151
M. Pradesh
Chandigarh
Rajkot
12.12.21
The following four batsmen have scored 150 plus runs on two occasions in the same season. The following table lists them with their performance
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
KS Bharat
161*
Andhra
H. Pradesh
Mumbai
12.12.21
2
KS Bharat
156
Andhra
Gujarat
Thana
14.12.21
1
PP Shaw
227*
Mumbai
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
PP Shaw
185*
Mumbai
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
1
R Samarth
192
Karnataka
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
2
R Samarth
158*
Karnataka
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
1
RD Gaikwad
168
Maharashtra
Chandigarh
Saurashtra
14.12.21
2
RD Gaikwad
154*
Maharashtra
Chhattisgarh
Rajkot
09.12.21
AJ Finch joins the elite list of batsmen who have an aggregate of 10000 plus runs in T20 games.
AJ Finch of Australia joined the elite list of batsmen who have completed 10000 runs in T20 games. He reached the milestone when he was on 20 during the course of his knock of 68 in the Big Bash League in the match between Melbourne Renegades against Perth Scorchers at Melbourne {CS} on 22 Dec 21. He was representing Melbourne Renegades
He became the fifth batsman after CH Gayle, KA Pollard, DA Warner and V Kohli to reach the mile stone. He is also the second Australian batsman to perform the feat after DA Warner.
AJ Finch has represented the following teams across the globe in T20 games – Auckland, Australia, Australia A, Delhi Daredevils, Gujarat Lions, Kings XI Punjab, Melbourne Renegades, Mumbai Indians, Pune Warriors, Rajasthan Royals, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Ruhuna Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Surrey, Victoria, Yorkshire. The following table lists the performance of these five batsmen.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
C
HC
1
CH Gayle
453
445
052
14321
175*
36.44
22
87
2
KA Pollard
573
508
148
11326
104
31.46
01
56
3
DA Warner
313
312
039
10308
135*
37.75
08
85
4
V Kohli
324
307
059
10204
113
41.14
05
75
5
AJ Finch
332
327
033
10048
172
34.17
08
65
Babar Azam-Mohammad Rizwan pair scripts a new record for century partnerships by an opening pair in T20Is
Babar Azam M Rizwan of Pakistan posted 158 runs partnership for the first wicket against West Indies at Karachi on 16.12.21 to provide the 100th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in the history of Twenty20 internationals
It also represents their fifth opening century partnership constituting a record for most century partnerships by an opening pair in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. They went past S Dhawn-RG Sharma and KL Rahul-RG Sharma pair which had posted four opening century partnerships.
No
Partners
W
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
BabarAzam/MRizwan
1
197
Pak
RSA
Centurion
14.04.21
2
BabarAzam/MRizwan
1
150
Pak
Eng
Nottingham
16.07.21
3
BabarAzam/MRizwan
1
152*
Pak
Ind
Dub-DSC
24.10.21
4
BabarAzam/MRizwan
1
113
Pak
Nam
A Dhabi
02.11.21
5
BabarAzam/MRizwan
1
158
Pak
Win
Karachi
16.12.21
1
SDhawan/RGSharma
1
158
Ind
NZl
Delhi
01.11.17
2
SDhawan/RGSharma
1
160
Ind
Ire
Dublin-M
27.06.18
3
SDhawan/RGSharma
1
123
Ind
Win
Lucknow
06.11.18
4
SDhawan/RGSharma
1
118
Ind
Ban
Rajkot
07.11.19
1
KLRahul/RGSharma
1
165
Ind
Srl
Indore
22.12.17
2
KLRahul/RGSharma
1
135
Ind
Win
Mumbai
11.12.19
3
KLRahul/RGSharma
1
140
Ind
Afg
A Dhabi
03.11.21
4
KLRahul/RGSharma
1
117
Ind
NZl
Ranchi
19.11.21
Babar Azam M Rizwan of Pakistan posted 158 runs partnership for the first wicket against West Indies at Karachi on 16.12.21 to provide the 15th occasion of batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership for the first wicket in the history of Twenty20 internationals
It also represents their fourth opening partnership of 150 plus runs. The pair now owns the record for most 150 plus runs partnerships by an opening pair in the history of Twenty20 Internationals.
Karnataka crashed out of Vijay Hazare Trophy 2021-22 by losing the Quarterfinal tie against Tamil Nadu by 151 runs at Jaipur on 21 Dec 2021. Here at hrgcricstats.com bring to its netizens Karnataka’s performance in the tournament since its inception under various key stats parameters in tables. Request peruse these tables
RESULT SUMMARY
Opposition
Span
M
W
L
T
NR
Andhra
2008-2019
9
9
0
0
0
Assam
2018-2018
1
1
0
0
0
Baroda
2017-2021
4
2
2
0
0
Bengal
2010-2021
4
1
3
0
0
Bihar
2021-2021
1
1
0
0
0
Chhattisgarh
2017-2019
3
3
0
0
0
Goa
2008-2019
9
9
0
0
0
Gujarat
2011-2015
3
2
1
0
0
Haryana
2010-2015
2
2
0
0
0
Himachal Pradesh
2018-2018
1
1
0
0
0
Hyderabad
2008-2019
11
9
1
1
0
Jammu & Kashmir
2015-2017
2
2
0
0
0
Jharkhand
2014-2019
4
3
1
0
0
Kerala
2008-2021
11
10
1
0
0
Maharashtra
2018-2018
2
1
1
0
0
Mumbai
2012-2021
6
3
3
0
0
Odisha
2018-2021
2
2
0
0
0
Puducherry
2019-2021
2
2
0
0
0
Punjab
2014-2018
3
1
2
0
0
Railways
2014-2021
5
3
1
0
1
Rajasthan
2021-2021
1
1
0
0
0
Saurashtra
2008-2019
4
3
1
0
0
Services
2017-2017
1
1
0
0
0
Tamil Nadu
2008-2021
11
4
7
0
0
Uttar Pradesh
2013-2021
2
1
1
0
0
Vidarbha
2018-2018
1
1
0
0
0
HIGHEST TOTALS – 300 PLUS RUNS
No
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
359/7
50.0
1
Punjab
Ahmedabad
25.11.14
2
354/3
50.0
1
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
3
353/6
50.0
1
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
4
349/5
50.0
1
J + K
Bengaluru
18.12.15
5
347/8
50.0
1
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
6
343/7
50.0
1
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
7
338/3
50.0
1
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
8
330/7
50.0
1
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
9
329/5
50.0
1
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
10
323/6
50.0
1
Jharkhand
Kolkata
14.03.14
11
322/5
50.0
1
Kerala
Vasco
15.02.13
12
319/4
46.3
2
Goa
Porvorim
14.02.13
13
317/7
50.0
1
Hyderabad
Chennai
16.02.10
14
317/5
50.0
1
Kerala
Alur
02.03.14
15
315
49.5
1
Kerala
Bangalore
21.02.12
16
314/9
50.0
2
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
14.02.10
17
313/6
50.0
1
Tamil Nadu
Sec’bad
10.11.14
18
312/9
45.0
1
Goa
Alur (3)
03.03.14
19
312/8
50.0
1
Hyderabad
Chennai
27.02.08
20
312/9
50.0
1
Goa
Chennai
29.02.08
21
312/9
50.0
1
Baroda
Bengaluru
07.02.18
22
312/7
50.0
1
Mumbai
Bengaluru
10.10.19
23
305/9
50.0
1
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
24
303/6
50.0
1
Assam
Bengaluru
08.02.18
25
301/7
50.0
1
Gujarat
Kolkata
11.03.14
26
300/5
48.0
2
Hyderabad
Hyd-RGS
11.11.14
LOWEST TOTALS – LESS THAN 150 RUNS
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Date
122
36.3
1
Tamil Nadu
Trivandrum
09.12.21
127
32.1
1
Bengal
Vizag
28.02.13
136
31.5
2
Gujarat
Indore
22.02.11
LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN – 100 PLUS RUNS
No
Winner
Margin
Target
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Karnataka
267 runs
355
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
2
Karnataka
236 runs
290
Puducherry
Man’puram
08.12.21
3
Karnataka
207 runs
350
J + K
Bengaluru
18.12.15
4
Karnataka
156 runs
360
Punjab
Ahmedabad
25.11.14
5
Karnataka
134 runs
331
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
6
Karnataka
133 runs
354
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
7
Karnataka
132 runs
248
Kerala
Chennai
01.03.08
8
Karnataka
123 runs
286
Jharkhand
Bengaluru
26.09.19
9
Karnataka
111 runs
313
Hyderabad
Chennai
27.02.08
10
Karnataka
111 runs
304
Assam
Bengaluru
08.02.18
11
Karnataka
104 runs
318
Kerala
Alur
02.03.14
12
Karnataka
104 runs
314
Tamil Nadu
Sec’bad
10.11.14
13
Karnataka
103 runs
344
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
14
Karnataka
103 runs
348
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
15
Karnataka
101 runs
330
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN – BY NINE PLUS WICKETS
No
Winner
Margin
BR
Tar
Overs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kar
10wkts
057
285
40.3
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
2
Kar
09wkts
176
127
20.4
Andhra
Vizag
15.02.09
3
Kar
09wkts
265
050
05.5
Kerala
Bengaluru
17.12.15
4
Kar
09wkts
117
161
30.3
Maharashtra
Delhi
24.02.18
5
Kar
09wkts
060
224
40.0
Chhattisgarh
Bengaluru
23.10.19
6
Kar
09wkts
027
278
45.3
Kerala
Bengaluru
26.02.21
LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN – BY 100 PLUS BALLS REMAINING IN THE 2ND INNINGS
No
Winner
Margin
BR
Tar
Overs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kar
9 wkts
265
050
05.5
Kerala
Bengaluru
17.12.15
2
Kar
8 wkts
225
055
12.3
Goa
Bengaluru
20.02.12
3
Kar
7 wkts
194
109
17.4
J + K
Kalyani
03.03.17
4
Kar
9 wkts
176
127
20.4
Andhra
Vizag
15.02.09
5
Kar
6 wkts
160
098
23.2
Andhra
Bengaluru
27.02.14
6
Kar
7 wkts
135
184
27.3
Goa
Sec’bad
08.11.14
7
Kar
1 wkt
124
109
29.2
Hyderabad
Kolkata
04.03.17
8
Kar
9 wkts
117
161
30.3
Maharashtra
Delhi
24.02.18
9
Kar
6 wkts
105
126
32.3
Vidarbha
Alur (2)
30.09.18
10
Kar
6 wkts
100
181
33.2
Goa
Malappuram
10.02.11
11
Kar
8 wkts
100
121
33.2
Hyderabad
Palakkad
16.02.11
SMALLEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – BY SINGLE DIGIT RUNS
No
Winner
Margin
Tar
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kar
5 runs
313
Goa
Chennai
29.02.08
2
Kar
5 runs
267
Jharkhand
Kolkata
25.02.17
3
Kar
6 runs
269
Bengal
Ahmedabad
23.11.14
4
Kar
9 runs
313
Mumbai
Bengaluru
10.10.19
SMALLEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – BY FOUR WICKETS AND LESS
No
Winner
Margin
BR
Tar
Overs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kar
1 wkt
002
229
49.4
Andhra
Margao
20.02.13
2
Kar
1 wkt
124
109
29.2
Hyderabad
Kolkata
04.03.17
3
Kar
3 wkts
075
200
37.3
Chhattisgarh
Kolkata
06.03.17
4
Kar
4 wkts
024
169
46.0
Goa
Vizag
18.02.09
5
Kar
4 wkts
042
158
43.0
Railways
Kolkata
16.03.14
6
Kar
4 wkts
002
287
49.4
Mumbai
Vadodara
21.11.14
7
Kar
4 wkts
035
232
44.1
Services
Kolkata
26.02.17
SMALLEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – BY TWO BALLS REMAINING IN THE 2ND INNINGS
No
Winner
Margin
BR
Tar
Overs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Kar
1 wkt
2
229
49.4
Andhra
Margao
20.02.13
2
Kar
4 wkts
2
287
49.4
Mumbai
Vadodara
21.11.14
MOST RUNS – 1000 PLUS RUNS
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
C
HC
1
MK Pandey
84
80
16
2857
142*
44.64
2
22
2
RV Uthappa
52
51
1
2334
169
46.68
9
11
3
MA Agarwal
43
43
2
2146
162
52.34
6
11
4
R Samarth
38
36
5
1737
192
56.03
5
10
5
KL Rahul
42
42
4
1709
131
44.97
4
11
6
KK Nair
63
55
10
1489
120
33.08
2
7
7
D Padikkal
20
20
4
1350
152
84.37
6
8
8
Ganesh Satish
33
32
3
1126
121*
38.82
2
9
CENTURIONS
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
B Chipli
109*
Andhra
Chennai
26.02.08
2
B Chipli
100
Hyderabad
Chennai
27.02.08
3
DA Chougule
111*
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
03.03.08
4
DT Patil
106*
Kerala
Vizag
19.02.09
5
Ganesh Satish
100
Goa
Chennai
10.02.10
6
Ganesh Satish
121*
Kerala
Chennai
13.02.10
7
RV Uthappa
117
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
14.02.10
8
RV Uthappa
103
Andhra
Malappuram
13.02.11
9
RV Uthappa
120
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
10
RV Uthappa
104
Andhra
Bengaluru
26.02.12
11
RV Uthappa
169
Goa
Porvorim
14.02.13
12
KL Rahul
110
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
13
RV Uthappa
103
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
14
KL Rahul
104*
U. Pradesh
Vizag
26.02.13
15
RV Uthappa
104
Kerala
Alur
02.03.14
16
MA Agarwal
116
Goa
Alur (3)
03.03.14
17
RV Uthappa
132*
Gujarat
Kolkata
11.03.14
18
KK Nair
120
Gujarat
Kolkata
11.03.14
19
RV Uthappa
133
Jharkhand
Kolkata
14.03.14
20
MA Agarwal
162
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
21
MK Pandey
101*
Tamil Nadu
Sec’bad
10.11.14
22
MA Agarwal
125
Punjab
Ahmedabad
25.11.14
23
CM Gautam
109*
J + K
Bengaluru
18.12.15
24
MA Agarwal
109
Baroda
Bengaluru
07.02.18
25
KL Rahul
107
Punjab
Alur (2)
11.02.18
26
MA Agarwal
102
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
27
KK Nair
100
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
28
MA Agarwal
140
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
29
R Samarth
125
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
30
R Samarth
102
Baroda
Bengaluru
26.09.18
31
KL Rahul
131
Kerala
Bengaluru
28.09.19
32
MK Pandey
142*
Chhattisgarh
Bengaluru
02.10.19
33
D Padikkal
103*
Saurashtra
Bengaluru
12.10.19
34
D Padikkal
102*
Goa
Alur (3)
16.10.19
35
R Samarth
158*
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
36
D Padikkal
152
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
37
D Padikkal
126*
Kerala
Bengaluru
26.02.21
38
R Samarth
130*
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
39
D Padikkal
145*
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
40
R Samarth
192
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
41
D Padikkal
101
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
CENTURIONS – FIVE OR MORE
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
RV Uthappa
117
Tamil Nadu
Chennai
14.02.10
2
RV Uthappa
103
Andhra
Malappuram
13.02.11
3
RV Uthappa
120
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
4
RV Uthappa
104
Andhra
Bengaluru
26.02.12
5
RV Uthappa
169
Goa
Porvorim
14.02.13
6
RV Uthappa
103
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
7
RV Uthappa
104
Kerala
Alur
02.03.14
8
RV Uthappa
132*
Gujarat
Kolkata
11.03.14
9
RV Uthappa
133
Jharkhand
Kolkata
14.03.14
1
D Padikkal
103*
Saurashtra
Bengaluru
12.10.19
2
D Padikkal
102*
Goa
Alur (3)
16.10.19
3
D Padikkal
152
Odisha
Alur (3)
24.02.21
4
D Padikkal
126*
Kerala
Bengaluru
26.02.21
5
D Padikkal
145*
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
6
D Padikkal
101
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
1
MA Agarwal
116
Goa
Alur (3)
03.03.14
2
MA Agarwal
162
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
3
MA Agarwal
125
Punjab
Ahmedabad
25.11.14
4
MA Agarwal
109
Baroda
Bengaluru
07.02.18
5
MA Agarwal
102
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
6
MA Agarwal
140
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
1
R Samarth
125
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
2
R Samarth
102
Baroda
Bengaluru
26.09.18
3
R Samarth
158*
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
4
R Samarth
130*
Railways
Bengaluru
28.02.21
5
R Samarth
192
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
MOST BOUNDARY SIXES – 25 PLUS
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
4s
6s
1
MK Pandey
84
80
16
2857
142*
2
22
5
214
88
2
RV Uthappa
52
51
01
2334
169
9
11
2
271
52
3
MA Agarwal
43
43
02
2146
162
6
11
3
260
42
4
D Padikkal
20
20
04
1350
152
6
8
1
133
32
5
Vinay Kumar
52
37
11
817
082
0
4
0
069
26
6
KL Rahul
42
42
04
1709
131
4
11
2
143
26
MOST WICKETS – 30 PLUS WICKETS
No
Player
M
I
Overs
M
Runs
W
4
5
1
A Mithun
66
65
533.4
36
2388
99
3
2
2
Vinay Kumar
52
51
411.2
31
1889
95
6
3
3
MP Krishna
36
36
281.0
26
1309
67
3
2
4
S Gopal
36
35
260.0
08
1377
55
1
2
5
K Gowtham
33
32
289.0
13
1372
54
3
2
6
S Aravind
32
32
248.5
13
1095
42
1
0
7
RG More
25
25
185.1
09
927
41
1
3
8
KP Appanna
26
26
218.0
07
1070
36
1
1
9
STR Binny
40
37
260.3
13
1319
36
1
0
10
J Suchith
27
26
205.1
11
866
34
2
1
FOUR PLUS WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
No
Player
Overs
M
R
W
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
Vinay Kumar
10.0
1
46
4
Goa
Chennai
29.02.08
2
KP Appanna
3.0
0
8
4
Kerala
Chennai
01.03.08
3
SB Joshi
10.0
1
52
4
Hyderabad
Vizag
16.02.09
4
KP Appanna
10.0
0
56
5
Goa
Chennai
10.02.10
5
Vinay Kumar
10.0
1
45
4
Haryana
Vadodara
23.02.10
6
Vinay Kumar
8.1
1
35
4
Goa
Malappuram
10.02.11
7
RG More
6.3
1
18
6
Goa
Bengaluru
20.02.12
8
RG More
7.0
1
31
5
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
9
AA Kazi
10.0
2
33
4
Andhra
Bengaluru
26.02.12
10
HS Sharath
12.0
0
40
4
Kerala
Vasco
15.02.13
11
SL Akshay
10.0
0
50
4
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
12
STR Binny
8.4
0
56
4
Hyderabad
Porvorim
18.02.13
13
Vinay Kumar
9.0
1
38
4
Andhra
Margao
20.02.13
14
Vinay Kumar
10.0
0
42
5
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
28.02.14
15
Vinay Kumar
10.2
0
34
5
Kerala
Alur
02.03.14
16
AA Kazi
11.0
1
49
4
Goa
Alur (3)
03.03.14
17
Vinay Kumar
12.0
0
85
5
Gujarat
Kolkata
11.03.14
18
Vinay Kumar
12.0
0
75
4
Jharkhand
Kolkata
14.03.14
19
A Mithun
9.4
1
19
4
Railways
Kolkata
16.03.14
20
A Mithun
10.0
3
18
4
Andhra
Sec’bad
07.11.14
21
A Mithun
10.0
1
38
4
Tamil Nadu
Sec’bad
10.11.14
22
S Aravind
10.0
1
41
4
Hyderabad
Hyd-RGS
11.11.14
23
Vinay Kumar
10.0
1
45
4
Railways
Bengaluru
10.12.15
24
J Suchith
10.0
0
35
4
Jharkhand
Alur (2)
15.12.15
25
S Gopal
5.0
0
19
5
Kerala
Bengaluru
17.12.15
26
K Gowtham
10.0
1
58
4
Jharkhand
Kolkata
25.02.17
27
RG More
7.2
1
20
4
Saurashtra
Kolkata
28.02.17
28
MP Krishna
7.0
4
15
4
J + K
Kalyani
03.03.17
29
K Gowtham
8.0
0
28
5
Hyderabad
Kolkata
04.03.17
30
K Gowtham
9.0
0
42
4
Baroda
Bengaluru
07.02.18
31
MP Krishna
8.2
0
33
6
Assam
Bengaluru
08.02.18
32
J Suchith
10.0
1
34
5
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
33
MP Krishna
9.1
1
35
4
Railways
Alur
16.02.18
34
T Pradeep
9.0
2
48
4
Railways
Alur
16.02.18
35
S Gopal
6.5
0
31
5
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
36
T Pradeep
6.0
0
35
4
H. Pradesh
Bengaluru
06.10.18
37
K Gowtham
5.0
0
26
4
H. Pradesh
Bengaluru
06.10.18
38
K Gowtham
7.5
0
43
5
Jharkhand
Bengaluru
26.09.19
39
S Gopal
10.0
0
48
4
Andhra
Bengaluru
07.10.19
40
MP Krishna
8.2
3
19
5
Saurashtra
Bengaluru
12.10.19
41
V Koushik
9.4
0
46
4
Chhattisgarh
Bengaluru
23.10.19
42
A Mithun
9.5
0
34
5
Tamil Nadu
Bengaluru
25.10.19
43
MP Krishna
6.1
3
17
4
Bihar
Bengaluru
22.02.21
44
A Mithun
10.0
0
52
5
Kerala
Bengaluru
26.02.21
45
RG More
9.0
0
36
5
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
46
V Vyshak
9.2
0
56
4
Mumbai
Delhi
11.03.21
47
J Suchith
3.0
1
3
4
Puducherry
Man’puram
08.12.21
48
P Dubey
10.0
0
29
4
Mumbai
Man’puram
11.12.21
49
V Vyshak
7.0
1
22
4
Rajasthan
Jaipur
19.12.21
FIVE OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
No
Player
Overs
M
R
W
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
KP Appanna
10.0
0
56
5
Goa
Chennai
10.02.10
2
RG More
6.3
1
18
6
Goa
Bengaluru
20.02.12
3
RG More
7.0
1
31
5
Hyderabad
Bangalore
24.02.12
4
Vinay Kumar
10.0
0
42
5
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
28.02.14
5
Vinay Kumar
10.2
0
34
5
Kerala
Alur
02.03.14
6
Vinay Kumar
12.0
0
85
5
Gujarat
Kolkata
11.03.14
7
S Gopal
5.0
0
19
5
Kerala
Bengaluru
17.12.15
8
K Gowtham
8.0
0
28
5
Hyderabad
Kolkata
04.03.17
9
MP Krishna
8.2
0
33
6
Assam
Bengaluru
08.02.18
10
J Suchith
10.0
1
34
5
Odisha
Alur
13.02.18
11
S Gopal
6.5
0
31
5
Hyderabad
Delhi
21.02.18
12
K Gowtham
7.5
0
43
5
Jharkhand
Bengaluru
26.09.19
13
MP Krishna
8.2
3
19
5
Saurashtra
Bengaluru
12.10.19
14
A Mithun
9.5
0
34
5
Tamil Nadu
Bengaluru
25.10.19
15
A Mithun
10.0
0
52
5
Kerala
Bengaluru
26.02.21
16
RG More
9.0
0
36
5
Kerala
Delhi
08.03.21
SIX WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
No
Player
Overs
M
R
W
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
RG More
6.3
1
18
6
Goa
Bengaluru
20.02.12
2
MP Krishna
8.2
0
33
6
Assam
Bengaluru
08.02.18
FOUR OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS – THREE OR MORE OCCASIONS