Chennai holds the record for winning a game on most occasions-seven-on the last ball of the match

Chennai holds the record for winning a game on most occasions-seven-on the last ball of the match

Indian Premier League has witnessed 32 occasions of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Chennai4 wkts0188DelhiDelhi08.05.08
2Rajasthan5 wkts0146MumbaiJaipur26.05.08
3Rajasthan3 wkts0164ChennaiMumbai01.06.08
4Punjab6 wkts0154KolkataP Elizabeth03.05.09
5Deccan6 wkts0161KolkataJohannesburg16.05.09
6Kolkata7 wkts0189ChennaiCenturion18.05.09
7Mumbai7 wkts0119PuneMumbai20.04.11
8Mumbai5 wkts0176KolkataKolkata22.05.11
9Mumbai5 wkts0139DeccanVizag09.04.12
10Chennai5 wkts0206BangaloreChennai12.04.12
11Bangalore6 wkts0183PuneBangalore17.04.12
12Chennai7 wkts0147RajasthanChennai21.04.12
13Mumbai2 wkts0174ChennaiMumbai06.05.12
14Punjab4 wkts0191DeccanMohali13.05.12
15Chennai5 wkts0159KolkataKolkata14.05.12
16Rajasthan3 wkts0185DelhiDelhi12.04.15
17Rajasthan6 wkts0128SunrisersVizag16.04.15
18Gujarat3 wkts0144MumbaiMumbai16.04.16
19Gujarat3 wkts0196Ris PunePune-MCA29.04.16
20Delhi6 wkts0159SunrisersRaipur20.05.16
21Ris Pune4 wkts0173PunjabVizag21.05.16
22Ris Pune6 wkts0177SunrisersPune-MCA22.04.17
23Sunrisers1 wkt0148MumbaiHyd-RGS12.04.18
24Delhi7 wkts0195MumbaiMumbai14.04.18
25Mumbai3 wkts0197PunjabMumbai10.04.19
26Chennai4 wkts0152RajasthanJaipur11.04.19
27Punjab8 wkts0172BangaloreSharjah15.10.20
28Chennai6 wkts0173KolkataDub-DSC29.10.20
29Bangalore2 wkts0160MumbaiChennai09.04.21
30Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
31Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
32Bangalore7 wkts0165DelhiDub-DSC08.10.21

Indian Premier League 2021 has witnessed four occasions of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Bangalore2 wkts0160MumbaiChennai09.04.21
2Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
3Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
4Bangalore7 wkts0165DelhiDub-DSC08.10.21

Break up team wise is furnished below

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Bangalore6 wkts0183PuneBangalore17.04.12
2Bangalore2 wkts0160MumbaiChennai09.04.21
3Bangalore7 wkts0165DelhiDub-DSC08.10.21
        
1Chennai4 wkts0188DelhiDelhi08.05.08
2Chennai5 wkts0206BangaloreChennai12.04.12
3Chennai7 wkts0147RajasthanChennai21.04.12
4Chennai5 wkts0159KolkataKolkata14.05.12
5Chennai4 wkts0152RajasthanJaipur11.04.19
6Chennai6 wkts0173KolkataDub-DSC29.10.20
7Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
        
1Deccan6 wkts0161KolkataJohannesburg16.05.09
        
1Delhi6 wkts0159SunrisersRaipur20.05.16
2Delhi7 wkts0195MumbaiMumbai14.04.18
        
1Gujarat3 wkts0144MumbaiMumbai16.04.16
2Gujarat3 wkts0196Ris PunePune-MCA29.04.16
        
1Kolkata7 wkts0189ChennaiCenturion18.05.09
        
1Mumbai7 wkts0119PuneMumbai20.04.11
2Mumbai5 wkts0176KolkataKolkata22.05.11
3Mumbai5 wkts0139DeccanVizag09.04.12
4Mumbai2 wkts0174ChennaiMumbai06.05.12
5Mumbai3 wkts0197PunjabMumbai10.04.19
6Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
        
1Punjab6 wkts0154KolkataP Elizabeth03.05.09
2Punjab4 wkts0191DeccanMohali13.05.12
3Punjab8 wkts0172BangaloreSharjah15.10.20
        
1Rajasthan5 wkts0146MumbaiJaipur26.05.08
2Rajasthan3 wkts0164ChennaiMumbai01.06.08
3Rajasthan3 wkts0185DelhiDelhi12.04.15
4Rajasthan6 wkts0128SunrisersVizag16.04.15
        
1Ris Pune4 wkts0173PunjabVizag21.05.16
2Ris Pune6 wkts0177SunrisersPune-MCA22.04.17
        
1Sunrisers1 wkt0148MumbaiHyd-RGS12.04.18

Chennai holds the record for winning most times – seven times. Its win against Kolkata at Abu Dhabi on 26.09.21 was the seventh occasion. Prior to this win, Chennai and Mumbai had won on six occasions

NoWinnerMarginBRTargetOppositionGroundDate
1Chennai4 wkts0188DelhiDelhi08.05.08
2Chennai5 wkts0206BangaloreChennai12.04.12
3Chennai7 wkts0147RajasthanChennai21.04.12
4Chennai5 wkts0159KolkataKolkata14.05.12
5Chennai4 wkts0152RajasthanJaipur11.04.19
6Chennai6 wkts0173KolkataDub-DSC29.10.20
7Chennai2 wkts0172KolkataA Dhabi26.09.21
        
1Mumbai7 wkts0119PuneMumbai20.04.11
2Mumbai5 wkts0176KolkataKolkata22.05.11
3Mumbai5 wkts0139DeccanVizag09.04.12
4Mumbai2 wkts0174ChennaiMumbai06.05.12
5Mumbai3 wkts0197PunjabMumbai10.04.19
6Mumbai4 wkts0219ChennaiDelhi01.05.21
Teams dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in Indian Premier League

Teams dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in Indian Premier League

IndIan Premier Leauge 2021 witnessed  two teams – Bangalore  and Rajasthan  – dismissed for  a team total less than 100 runs. Both the occasions  are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversOppositionGroundMatch Date
1Bangalore9219.0v KolkataAbu Dhabi20 Sep 2021
2Rajasthan8516.1v KolkataSharjah07 Oct 2021

IndIan  Premier Leauge has witnessed  35 occasions of a team dismissed for  a team total less than 100 runs. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversOppositionGroundMatch Date
1Bangalore4909.4v KolkataKolkata23 Apr 2017
2Rajasthan5815.1v BangaloreCape Town18 Apr 2009
3Delhi6613.4v MumbaiDelhi06 May 2017
4Delhi6717.1v PunjabMohali30 Apr 2017
5Kolkata6715.2v MumbaiMumbai16 May 2008
6Bangalore7017.1v ChennaiChennai23 Mar 2019
7Bangalore7015.0v RajasthanAbu Dhabi26 Apr 2014
8Punjab7315.5v SupergiantPune14 May 2017
9Kochi7416.3v ChargersKochi27 Apr 2011
10Chennai7915.2v MumbaiMumbai05 May 2013
11Delhi8019.1v SunrisersHyd-RGS04 May 2013
12Rajasthan8115.2v KolkataKolkata17 Apr 2011
13Chargers8218.3v BangaloreMumbai24 Apr 2010
14Bangalore8215.1v KolkataBengaluru18 Apr 2008
15Delhi8317.3v ChennaiDelhi18 Apr 2013
16Delhi8415.4v ChennaiAbu Dhabi21 Apr 2014
17Rajasthan8516.1v KolkataSharjah07 Oct 2021
18Mumbai8718.5v SunrisersMumbai24 Apr 2018
19Delhi8716.1v RajasthanMumbai30 May 2008
20Bangalore8715.2v ChennaiP Elizabeth20 Apr 2009
21Mumbai8712.5v PunjabMohali10 May 2011
22Punjab8815.1v BangaloreIndore14 May 2018
23Punjab8813.4v BangaloreBengaluru06 May 2015
24Rajasthan9219.5v BangaloreBengaluru18 Mar 2010
25Mumbai9219.2v DelhiMumbai16 Apr 2012
26Bangalore9219.0v KolkataAbu Dhabi20 Sep 2021
27Mumbai9218.2v RajasthanJaipur17 Apr 2013
28Mumbai9216.3v SunrisersVisakhapatnam08 May 2016
29Delhi9518.2v BangaloreDelhi26 Apr 2015
30Delhi9517.4v MumbaiDelhi10 Apr 2011
31Kolkata9515.2v MumbaiP Elizabeth27 Apr 2009
32Sunrisers9617.4v MumbaiHyd-RGS06 Apr 2019
33Rajasthan9718.3v KochiIndore15 May 2011
34Delhi9817.4v KolkataKolkata10 Apr 2016
35Delhi9916.2v ChennaiChennai01 May 2019

Bangalore and Rajasthan have been dismissed for a total less than 100 runs on six occasions in the Indian Premier league. The  following table lists them

NoTeamScoreOversOppositionGroundMatch Date
1Bangalore4909.4v KolkataKolkata23 Apr 2017
2Bangalore7017.1v ChennaiChennai23 Mar 2019
3Bangalore7015.0v RajasthanAbu Dhabi26 Apr 2014
4Bangalore8215.1v KolkataBengaluru18 Apr 2008
5Bangalore8715.2v ChennaiP Elizabeth20 Apr 2009
6Bangalore9219.0v KolkataAbu Dhabi20 Sep 2021
       
1Rajasthan5815.1v BangaloreCape Town18 Apr 2009
2Rajasthan8115.2v KolkataKolkata17 Apr 2011
3Rajasthan8516.1v KolkataSharjah07 Oct 2021
4Rajasthan9219.5v BangaloreBengaluru18 Mar 2010
5Rajasthan9718.3v KochiIndore15 May 2011
6Sunrisers9617.4v MumbaiHyd-RGS06 Apr 2019
KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in three editions of Indian Premier League

KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in three editions of Indian Premier League

Indian Premier League has witnessed 22 occasions of a batsman scoring  600 plus runs in an edition. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerMI`NORunsTeamEdition
1V Kohli16164973Bangalore  2016
2DA Warner17173848Sunrisers  2016
3KS Williamson17173735Sunrisers 2018
4CH Gayle15142733Bangalore  2012
5MEK Hussey17173733Chennai  2013
6CH Gayle16164708Bangalore  2013
7DA Warner12122692Sunrisers 2019
8AB de Villiers16163687Bangalore  2016
9RR Pant14141684Delhi   2018
10KL Rahul14142670Punjab 2020
11RV Uthappa16161660Kolkata   2014
12KL Rahul14142659Punjab  2018
13DA Warner14143641Sunrisers   2017
14RD Gaikwad16162635Chennai2021
15V Kohli16162634Bangalore  2013
16F du Plessis16162633Chennai  2021
17KL Rahul13133626Punjab  2021
18SR Tendulkar15152618Mumbai   2009
19S Dhawan17173618Delhi  2020
20SE Marsh11112616Punjab  2007
21CH Gayle12123608Bangalore  2011
22AT Rayudu16162602Chennai  2018

CH Gayle, DA Warner and KL Rahul are the three batsmen who have scored 600 plus runs in three editions. KL Rahul emulated CH Gayle and DA Warner by scored 626 runs in the just concluded 2021 edition.  He had scored 670 runs in 2020 edition and 659 run in 2018 edition

NoPlayerMI`NORunsTeamEdition
1CH Gayle15142733Bangalore  2012
2CH Gayle16164708Bangalore  2013
3CH Gayle12123608Bangalore  2011
        
1DA Warner17173848Sunrisers  2016
2DA Warner12122692Sunrisers 2019
3DA Warner14143641Sunrisers   2017
        
1KL Rahul14142670Punjab 2020
2KL Rahul14142659Punjab  2018
3KL Rahul13133626Punjab  2021

KL Rahul became the first Indian batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in three editions of Indian Premier League

Third test at Leeds – England vs India – India’s innings

Third test at Leeds – England vs India – India’s innings

India won the toss and opted to bat first to provide the 216th occasion of India winning the toss and opting to bat first. It also provides the 87th occasion of India doing so on away soil

India won the toss and opted to bat first to provide the 53rd occasion of India winning the toss and opting to bat first against England. It also provides the 21st occasion of India doing so against England in England. It also provides the fifth occasion of India doing so against England at Leeds.

It also provides the 27th occasion of India winning the toss and opting to bat first under V Kohli. It also provides the third such occasion against England and the first such occasion against England in England.

KL Rahul was dismissed for a duck in India’s first innings to provide the 48th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring zero in a test innings against England. It also provides the 32nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring zero in a test innings against England in England.

It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring zero in a test innings against England at Leeds. The following are the four batsmen.

NoPlayerRIOppGroundStart Date
1P Roy03EngLeeds05 Jun 1952
2DK Gaekwad03EngLeeds05 Jun 1952
3CPS Chauhan02EngLeeds16 Aug 1979
4KL Rahul01EngLeeds25 Aug 2021

India had lost its first two wickets for 4 runs for the sixth occasion in all its tests. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoW/RIOppGroundStart Date
12/42EngManchester17 Jul 1952
22/43WinTrinidad19 Feb 1953
32/41PakKanpur25 Dec 1979
42/44AusBrisbane04 Dec 2003
52/42AusBengaluru06 Oct 2004
62/41EngLeeds25 Aug 2021

It also provides the second such occasion against England. The first such occasion was at Manchester in Jul 1952. Thus the history repeated itself after 69 years

NoW/RIOppGroundStart Date
12/42EngManchester17 Jul 1952
22/41EngLeeds25 Aug 2021

V Kohli scored 7 in India’s first innings to provide the 25th occasion of his dismissed for single digit scores {Zero to nine} while leading India. He became the third Indian captain to be dismissed for single digit scores on 25 or more occasions.  Others are – MAK Pataudi {32} and MS Dhoni {26}

V Kohli scored 7 in India’s first innings to provide the sixth occasion of his dismissed for single digit scores {Zero to nine} while leading India against England. Other Indian captains to be dismissed for single digit scored against England on six or more occasions are – MS Dhoni {10}, AL Wadekar {09}, BS Bedi {06} and MAK Pataudi {06}.

JC Buttler pouched five catches in India’s first innings to provide the 39th occasion of a England wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in a test innings. It also provides the 17th occasion of a England wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in a test innings on home soil.

It also provides the second occasion of a England wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in a test innings at Leeds. JM Bairstow had pouched five catches against Sri Lanka in May 2016

JC Buttler pouched five catches in India’s first innings to provide the eighth occasion of a England wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in a test innings against India. It also provides the fifth occasion of a England wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in a test innings on home soil against India

It also provides the second occasion of a England wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in a test innings at Leeds against India.

Mohammad Shami and JJ Bumrah collected the first ball duck in India’s innings to provide the 42nd and 43rd occasion of an Indian batsman collecting the first ball duck against England in a test innings. It also provides the 33rd and 34th occasion of Indian batsman collecting the first ball duck against England in a test innings against England in England.

Mohammad Shami and JJ Bumrah collected the first ball duck in India’s innings to provide the fourth occasion of two or more Indian batsman collecting the first ball duck against England in a test innings in England. to provide the fifth occasion of two or more Indian batsman collecting the first ball duck against England in a test innings.

India was dismissed for 78 in its first innings in this test to provide the 26th occasion of India dismissed for a total less than 100 runs. It also provides the 19th occasion of India dismissed for a total less than 100 runs on away soil

India was dismissed for 78 in its first innings in this test to provide the tenth occasion of India dismissed for a total less than 100 runs against England.

NoTeamRIOppGroundStart Date
1Ind933EngLord’s27 Jun 1936
2Ind582EngManchester17 Jul 1952
3Ind823EngManchester17 Jul 1952
4Ind982EngThe Oval14 Aug 1952
5Ind922EngBirmingham13 Jul 1967
6Ind423EngLord’s20 Jun 1974
7Ind834EngChennai14 Jan 1977
8Ind961EngLord’s02 Aug 1979
9Ind943EngThe Oval15 Aug 2014
10Ind781EngLeeds25 Aug 2021

It also provides the ninth occasion of India dismissed for a total less than 100 runs against England in England.

India’s 78 in the first innings of this test provides the ninth occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 100 runs in a test innings at Leeds. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamRIOppGroundStart Date
1Eng761SAFLeeds29 Jul 1907
2SAF754EngLeeds29 Jul 1907
3Eng874AusLeeds01 Jul 1909
4NZl671EngLeeds03 Jul 1958
5Win613EngLeeds17 Aug 2000
6Aus881PakLeeds21 Jul 2010
7Srl912EngLeeds19 May 2016
8Eng672AusLeeds22 Aug 2019
9Ind781EngLeeds25 Aug 2021

JM Anderson’s three wickets in India’s first innings fetched him an aggregate of 399 wickets on home soil. He needs one more wicket for his 400 wickets. If he gets it, he would then become the second bowler in the annals of test cricket to total 400 plus wickets on home soil after M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka. Muralithran has captured 493 wickets on home soil

JM Anderson’s three wickets in India’s first innings fetched him an aggregate of 399 wickets on home soil. He needs one more wicket for his 400 wickets. If he gets it, he would then become the first medium pace bowler in the annals of test cricket to total 400 plus wickets on home soil.

At the end of the first day’s play, England openers RJ Burns and H Hameed posted 120 runs unbeaten partnership for the first wicket to provide the 158th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings against India. It also provides the 91st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in a test innings on home soil against India

At the end of the first day’s play, England openers RJ Burns and H Hameed posted 120 runs unbeaten partnership for the first wicket to provide the 28th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in a test innings against India. It also provides the 13th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in a test innings on home soil against India

England openers RJ Burns and H Hameed scored 52 not out  and 60 not out at the end of the first day’s play to provide the 70th occasion of England’s both openers scoring half centuries in the same innings of a test.  It also provides the 33rd occasion of England’s both openers scoring half centuries in the same innings of a test on home soil

England openers RJ Burns and H Hameed scored 52 not out  and 60 not out at the end of the first day’s play to provide the eleventh occasion of England’s both openers scoring half centuries in the same innings of a test against India.  It also provides the fifth occasion of England’s both openers scoring half centuries in the same innings of a test on home soil against India

It also provides the second occasion of England’s both openers scoring half centuries in the same innings of a test on against India at Leeds. The first such occasion was witnessed in Jul 1959. England openers WGA Parkhouse and G Pullar scored 78 and 75 respectively.

JC Buttler had a hand in India’s first five dismissals. He became the second wicketkeeper in the annals of test cricket to figure in the first five dismissals in a test innings after BJ Haddin of Australia. BJ Haddin had  first five dismissals against India at Brisbane in Dec 2014.

Cricket cannot be so cruel for Virat Kohli and his men. Lords’s heroes  last week, became Leeds Zeroes this week

Left arm pace bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test

Left arm pace bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured 10 for 94 in the just concluded second test against West Indies at Kingston to provide the 31st occasion of a left arm pace bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsTeamOppGroundStart Date
1F Martin12102EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
2AE Hall11112SAFEngCape Town01 Jan 1923
3W Voce11149EngWinTrinidad01 Feb 1930
4W Voce1057EngAusBrisbane04 Dec 1936
5ERH Toshack1131AusIndBrisbane28 Nov 1947
6AK Davidson12124AusIndKanpur19 Dec 1959
7AK Davidson11222AusWinBrisbane09 Dec 1960
8JK Lever1070EngIndDelhi17 Dec 1976
9G Dymock12166AusIndKanpur02 Oct 1979
10GB Troup10166NZlWinAuckland29 Feb 1980
11Wasim Akram10128PakNZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
12Wasim Akram11160PakAusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
13BA Reid13148AusEngMelbourne26 Dec 1990
14BA Reid12126AusIndMelbourne26 Dec 1991
15MR Whitney1195AusIndPerth01 Feb 1992
16Wasim Akram11179PakNZlWellington17 Feb 1994
17WPUJC Vaas1090SrlNZlNapier11 Mar 1995
18Wasim Akram10106PakZimFaisalabad24 Oct 1996
19Wasim Akram11110PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
20WPUJC Vaas14191SrlWinCol-SSC29 Nov 2001
21IK Pathan1196IndBanDhaka10 Dec 2004
22IK Pathan12126IndZimHarare20 Sep 2005
23RJ Sidebottom10139EngNZlHamilton05 Mar 2008
24MG Johnson11159AusSAFPerth17 Dec 2008
25Z Khan10149IndBanDhaka24 Jan 2010
26MG Johnson10132AusNZlHamilton27 Mar 2010
27TA Boult1080NZlWinWellington11 Dec 2013
28MG Johnson12127AusSAFCenturion12 Feb 2014
29MA Starc1194AusSrlGalle04 Aug 2016
30MA Starc10100AusSrlCanberra01 Feb 2019
31S Shah Afridi1094PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the sixth occasion of a Pakistan left arm pace bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below. Shaheen Shah Afridi became the second Pakistan left arm bowler to capture ten or more wickets in a test after Wasim Akram.

NoPlayerWRunsTeamOppGroundStart Date
1Wasim Akram10128PakNZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
2Wasim Akram11160PakAusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
3Wasim Akram11179PakNZlWellington17 Feb 1994
4Wasim Akram10106PakZimFaisalabad24 Oct 1996
5Wasim Akram11110PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
6S Shah Afridi1094PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the seventh occasion of a left arm pace bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsTeamOppGroundStart Date
1W Voce11149EngWinTrinidad01 Feb 1930
2AK Davidson11222AusWinBrisbane09 Dec 1960
3GB Troup10166NZlWinAuckland29 Feb 1980
4Wasim Akram11110PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
5WPUJC Vaas14191SrlWinCol-SSC29 Nov 2001
6TA Boult1080NZlWinWellington11 Dec 2013
7S Shah Afridi1094PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan left arm pace bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsTeamOppGroundStart Date
1Wasim Akram11110PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
2S Shah Afridi1094PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
Pakistan bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test

Pakistan bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured 10 for 94 in the just concluded second test against West Indies at Kingston to provide the 54th occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood1294IndLucknow23 Oct 1952
2Fazal Mahmood1299EngThe Oval12 Aug 1954
3Zulfiqar Ahmed1179NZlKarachi13 Oct 1955
4Fazal Mahmood13114AusKarachi11 Oct 1956
5Fazal Mahmood12100WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
6Intikhab Alam10182NZlDhaka08 Nov 1969
7Intikhab Alam11130NZlDunedin07 Feb 1973
8Imran Khan12165AusSydney14 Jan 1977
9Sarfraz Nawaz11125AusMelbourne10 Mar 1979
10Sikander Bakht11190IndDelhi04 Dec 1979
11Iqbal Qasim10175IndMumbai16 Dec 1979
12Iqbal Qasim11118AusKarachi27 Feb 1980
13Imran Khan14116SrlLahore22 Mar 1982
14Abdul Qadir11218AusFaisalabad30 Sep 1982
15Imran Khan1179IndKarachi23 Dec 1982
16Imran Khan11180IndFaisalabad03 Jan 1983
17Abdul Qadir10194EngLahore19 Mar 1984
18Wasim Akram10128NZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
19Imran Khan1077EngLeeds02 Jul 1987
20Abdul Qadir10211EngThe Oval06 Aug 1987
21Abdul Qadir13101EngLahore25 Nov 1987
22Abdul Qadir10186EngKarachi16 Dec 1987
23Imran Khan11121WinGeorgetown02 Apr 1988
24Wasim Akram11160AusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
25Waqar Younis10106NZlLahore18 Oct 1990
26Waqar Younis12130NZlFaisalabad26 Oct 1990
27Waqar Younis13135ZimKarachi01 Dec 1993
28Wasim Akram11179NZlWellington17 Feb 1994
29Waqar Younis11119SrlKandy26 Aug 1994
30Mushtaq Ahmed10171NZlChristchurch08 Dec 1995
31Wasim Akram10106ZimFaisalabad24 Oct 1996
32Mushtaq Ahmed10143NZlLahore21 Nov 1996
33Mohd Zahid11130NZlRawalpindi28 Nov 1996
34Mushtaq Ahmed10106WinPeshawar17 Nov 1997
35Waqar Younis10133SAFP Elizabeth06 Mar 1998
36Saqlain Mushtaq10187IndChennai28 Jan 1999
37Saqlain Mushtaq10216IndDelhi04 Feb 1999
38Wasim Akram11110WinSt John’s25 May 2000
39Danish Kaneria1294BanMultan29 Aug 2001
40Saqlain Mushtaq10155ZimBulawayo16 Nov 2002
41Shoaib Akhtar1080BanPeshawar27 Aug 2003
42Shoaib Akhtar1178NZlWellington26 Dec 2003
43Danish Kaneria10190SrlKarachi28 Oct 2004
44Mohd Asif1171SrlKandy03 Apr 2006
45Saeed Ajmal11111WinProvidence12 May 2011
46Saeed Ajmal1097EngDub-DSC17 Jan 2012
47Saeed Ajmal10147SAFCape Town14 Feb 2013
48Saeed Ajmal11118ZimHarare03 Sep 2013
49Yasir Shah10141EngLord’s14 Jul 2016
50Yasir Shah10210WinAbu Dhabi21 Oct 2016
51Mohd Abbas1095AusAbu Dhabi16 Oct 2018
52Yasir Shah14184NZlDub-DSC24 Nov 2018
53Hasan Ali10114SAFRawalpindi04 Feb 2021
54S Shah Afridi1094WinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the seventh occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood12100WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
2Imran Khan11121WinGeorgetown02 Apr 1988
3Mushtaq Ahmed10106WinPeshawar17 Nov 1997
4Wasim Akram11110WinSt John’s25 May 2000
5Saeed Ajmal11111WinProvidence12 May 2011
6Yasir Shah10210WinAbu Dhabi21 Oct 2016
7S Shah Afridi1094WinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provide the 27th occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test on away soil. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood1299EngThe Oval12 Aug 1954
2Intikhab Alam11130NZlDunedin07 Feb 1973
3Imran Khan12165AusSydney14 Jan 1977
4Sarfraz Nawaz11125AusMelbourne10 Mar 1979
5Sikander Bakht11190IndDelhi04 Dec 1979
6Iqbal Qasim10175IndMumbai16 Dec 1979
7Wasim Akram10128NZlDunedin09 Feb 1985
8Imran Khan1077EngLeeds02 Jul 1987
9Abdul Qadir10211EngThe Oval06 Aug 1987
10Imran Khan11121WinGeorgetown02 Apr 1988
11Wasim Akram11160AusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
12Wasim Akram11179NZlWellington17 Feb 1994
13Waqar Younis11119SrlKandy26 Aug 1994
14Mushtaq Ahmed10171NZlChristchurch08 Dec 1995
15Waqar Younis10133SAFP Elizabeth06 Mar 1998
16Saqlain Mushtaq10187IndChennai28 Jan 1999
17Saqlain Mushtaq10216IndDelhi04 Feb 1999
18Wasim Akram11110WinSt John’s25 May 2000
19Saqlain Mushtaq10155ZimBulawayo16 Nov 2002
20Shoaib Akhtar1178NZlWellington26 Dec 2003
21Mohd Asif1171SrlKandy03 Apr 2006
22Saeed Ajmal11111WinProvidence12 May 2011
23Saeed Ajmal10147SAFCape Town14 Feb 2013
24Saeed Ajmal11118ZimHarare03 Sep 2013
25Yasir Shah10141EngLord’s14 Jul 2016
26Hasan Ali10114SAFRawalpindi04 Feb 2021
27S Shah Afridi1094WinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the fifth occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRunsOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood12100WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
2Imran Khan11121WinGeorgetown02 Apr 1988
3Wasim Akram11110WinSt John’s25 May 2000
4Saeed Ajmal11111WinProvidence12 May 2011
5S Shah Afridi1094WinKingston20 Aug 2021
Both the openers dismissed for one run in the same innings of a test

Both the openers dismissed for one run in the same innings of a test

Pakistan openers Abid Ali and Imran Butt were dismissed for one run in Pakistan’s first innings against West Indies in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 16th occasion of both the openers dismissed for one run in the same innings of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1G Brown13EngSAFDurban16 Feb 1923
 AS Kennedy13EngSAFDurban16 Feb 1923
        
2IJ Siedle13SAFEngManchester27 Jul 1929
 RH Catterall13SAFEngManchester27 Jul 1929
        
3Hanif Mohd13PakEngManchester22 Jul 1954
 Shujauddin13PakEngManchester22 Jul 1954
        
4D Kenyon13EngSAFManchester07 Jul 1955
 TW Graveney13EngSAFManchester07 Jul 1955
        
5BAG Murray13NZlEngCh’church25 Feb 1971
 GT Dowling13NZlEngCh’church25 Feb 1971
        
6B Wood14EngIndKolkata30 Dec 1972
 DL Amiss14EngIndKolkata30 Dec 1972
        
7SM Gavaskar13IndWinBridgetown10 Mar 1976
 PH Sharma13IndWinBridgetown10 Mar 1976
        
8G Boycott12EngAusMelbourne29 Dec 1978
 JM Brearley12EngAusMelbourne29 Dec 1978
        
9DL Haynes12WinAusMelbourne26 Dec 1981
 SFAF Bacchus12WinAusMelbourne26 Dec 1981
        
10Mohsin Khan13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
 Rizwan-uz-Zaman13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
        
11DL Haynes14WinAusBrisbane27 Nov 1992
 PV Simmons14WinAusBrisbane27 Nov 1992
        
12MS Atapattu14SrlPakLahore06 Mar 2002
 ST Jayasuriya14SrlPakLahore06 Mar 2002
        
13SB Bangar11IndNZlHamilton19 Dec 2002
 V Sehwag11IndNZlHamilton19 Dec 2002
        
14RJ Nicol13NZlSAFHamilton15 Mar 2012
 MJ Guptill13NZlSAFHamilton15 Mar 2012
        
15DA Warner11AusSAFHobart12 Nov 2016
 JA Burns11AusSAFHobart12 Nov 2016
        
16Abid Ali11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
 Imran Butt11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the third occasion of both Pakistan openers dismissed for one run in the same innings of a test in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1Hanif Mohd13PakEngManchester22 Jul 1954
 Shujauddin13PakEngManchester22 Jul 1954
        
2Mohsin Khan13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
 Rizwan-uz-Zaman13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
        
3Abid Ali11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
 Imran Butt11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the third occasion of both the openers dismissed for one run in the same innings of a test against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1SM Gavaskar13IndWinBridgetown10 Mar 1976
 PH Sharma13IndWinBridgetown10 Mar 1976
        
2Mohsin Khan13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
 Rizwan-uz-Zaman13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
        
3Abid Ali11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
 Imran Butt11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the second occasion of both Pakistan openers dismissed for one run in the same innings of a test against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. Both the occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1Mohsin Khan13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
 Rizwan-uz-Zaman13PakWinLahore07 Nov 1986
        
2Abid Ali11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
 Imran Butt11PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
150 plus runs partnerships by Pakistan batsmen in a test innings against West Indies

150 plus runs partnerships by Pakistan batsmen in a test innings against West Indies

Babar Azam and Fawad Alam of Pakistan posted 158 runs in an unbeaten partnership for the fourth wicket in the ongoing second test at Kingston against West Indies to provide the 20th occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership against West Indies in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWRunsIGroundMon/Year
1Hanif Mohd, Imtiaz Ahmed11523BridgetownJan 1958
2Hanif Mohd, Saeed Ahmed31543BridgetownJan 1958
3AH Kardar, Wazir Mohd61663KingstonFeb 1958
4Saeed Ahmed, Wazir Mohd31692TrinidadMar 1958
5Hanif Mohd, Wazir Mohd41542TrinidadMar 1958
6Hanif Mohd, Saeed Ahmed21782KarachiFeb 1959
7Majid Khan, Zaheer Abbas11593GeorgetownMar 1977
8Saleem Malik, Shoaib Mohd41742KarachiNov 1990
9Aamer Sohail, Inzamam33232RawalpindiNov 1997
10Aamer Sohail, Ijaz Ahmed12982KarachiDec 1997
11Abdul Razzaq, Inzamam62061GeorgetownMay 2000
12Imran Nazir, Mohd Wasim12193BridgetownMay 2000
13Mohd Yousuf, Rashid Latif62041SharjahJan 2002
14Shahid Afridi, Younis Khan21901SharjahFeb 2002
15Abdul Razzaq, Mohd Yousuf61523MultanNov 2006
16Azhar Ali, Sami Aslam12151Dub-DSCOct 2016
17Azhar Ali, Babar Azam31651Dub-DSCOct 2016
18Misbah-ul-Haq, Younis Khan41751Abu DhabiOct 2016
19Ahmed Shehzad, Azhar Ali11552BridgetownApr 2017
20Babar Azam, Fawad Alam4158*1KingstonAug 2021

It also provides the tenth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership against West Indies in a test innings in West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWRunsIGroundMon/Year
1Hanif Mohd, Imtiaz Ahmed11523BridgetownJan 1958
2Hanif Mohd, Saeed Ahmed31543BridgetownJan 1958
3AH Kardar, Wazir Mohd61663KingstonFeb 1958
4Saeed Ahmed, Wazir Mohd31692TrinidadMar 1958
5Hanif Mohd, Wazir Mohd41542TrinidadMar 1958
6Majid Khan, Zaheer Abbas11593GeorgetownMar 1977
7Abdul Razzaq, Inzamam62061GeorgetownMay 2000
8Imran Nazir, Mohd Wasim12193BridgetownMay 2000
9Ahmed Shehzad, Azhar Ali11552BridgetownApr 2017
10Babar Azam, Fawad Alam4158*1KingstonAug 2021

It also provides the fourth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership against West Indies in a test innings for the fourth wicket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWRunsIGroundMon/Year
1Hanif Mohd, Wazir Mohd41542TrinidadMar 1958
2Saleem Malik, Shoaib Mohd41742KarachiNov 1990
3Misbah-ul-Haq, Younis Khan41751Abu DhabiOct 2016
4Babar Azam, Fawad Alam4158*1KingstonAug 2021

It also provides the fourth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 150 plus runs partnership against West Indies in a test innings for the fourth wicket in West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also represents the highest partnership by Pakistan batsmen for the fourth wicket against West Indies in West Indies.

NoPartnersWRunsIGroundMon/Year
1Hanif Mohd, Wazir Mohd41542TrinidadMar 1958
2Babar Azam, Fawad Alam4158*1KingstonAug 2021
Left arm pace bowlers capturing six or more wickets in a test innings

Left arm pace bowlers capturing six or more wickets in a test innings

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured six for 51 in West Indies’ first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 83rd occasion of a left arm pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1T Emmett7682EngAusMelbourne02 Jan 1879
2RG Barlow7404EngAusSydney26 Jan 1883
3RG Barlow7443EngAusManchester05 Jul 1886
4WH Ashley7951SAFEngCape Town25 Mar 1889
5F Martin6501EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
6F Martin6523EngAusThe Oval11 Aug 1890
7WJ Whitty6174AusSAFMelbourne31 Dec 1910
8WJ Whitty61043AusSAFAdelaide07 Jan 1911
9FR Foster6913EngAusMelbourne30 Dec 1911
10AE Hall7634SAFEngCape Town01 Jan 1923
11AE Hall6821SAFEngJo’burg09 Feb 1923
12AE Hall61001SAFEngJo’burg28 Jan 1928
13NA Quinn6922SAFEngLeeds13 Jul 1929
14W Voce7704EngWinPort of Spain01 Feb 1930
15W Voce6412EngAusBrisbane04 Dec 1936
16ERH Toshack6823AusEngBrisbane29 Nov 1946
17ERH Toshack6293AusIndBrisbane28 Nov 1947
18AK Davidson6343AusSAFJo’burg23 Dec 1957
19AK Davidson6641AusEngMelbourne31 Dec 1958
20I Meckiff6383AusEngMelbourne31 Dec 1958
21AK Davidson7933AusIndKanpur19 Dec 1959
22AK Davidson6873AusWinBrisbane09 Dec 1960
23AK Davidson6532AusWinMelbourne30 Dec 1960
24AK Davidson6752AusEngMelbourne29 Dec 1962
25IJ Jones61182EngAusAdelaide28 Jan 1966
26TL Goddard6534SAFAusJo’burg23 Dec 1966
27GJ Gilmour6851AusEngLeeds14 Aug 1975
28RO Collinge6631NZlIndCh’church05 Feb 1976
29JK Lever7462EngIndDelhi17 Dec 1976
30G Dymock7673AusIndKanpur02 Oct 1979
31G Dymock6344AusEngPerth14 Dec 1979
32GB Troup6953NZlWinAuckland29 Feb 1980
33Azeem Hafeez6462PakIndLahore17 Oct 1984
34Wasim Akram6912PakWinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
35MR Whitney7892AusWinAdelaide03 Feb 1989
36Wasim Akram6621PakAusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
37BA Reid6971AusEngMelbourne26 Dec 1990
38BA Reid7513AusEngMelbourne26 Dec 1990
39BA Reid6661AusIndMelbourne26 Dec 1991
40BA Reid6603AusIndMelbourne26 Dec 1991
41MR Whitney7274AusIndPerth01 Feb 1992
42Wasim Akram6671PakEngThe Oval06 Aug 1992
43Wasim Akram6433PakNZlAuckland10 Feb 1994
44Wasim Akram71193PakNZlWellington17 Feb 1994
45WPUJC Vaas6872SrlNZlDunedin18 Mar 1995
46Wasim Akram6481PakZimFaisalabad24 Oct 1996
47Wasim Akram6612PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
48WPUJC Vaas6732SrlEngCol-SSC15 Mar 2001
49Manjural Islam6812BanZimBulawayo19 Apr 2001
50WPUJC Vaas71201SrlWinCol-SSC29 Nov 2001
51WPUJC Vaas7713SrlWinCol-SSC29 Nov 2001
52PT Collins6763WinNZlBridgetown21 Jun 2002
53PT Collins6533WinBanKingston04 Jun 2004
54WPUJC Vaas6294SrlSAFCol-SSC11 Aug 2004
55IK Pathan6513IndBanDhaka10 Dec 2004
56JEC Franklin61192NZlAusAuckland26 Mar 2005
57WPUJC Vaas61082SrlNZlWellington11 Apr 2005
58WPUJC Vaas6222SrlWinKandy22 Jul 2005
59IK Pathan7591IndZimHarare20 Sep 2005
60RJ Sidebottom6493EngNZlHamilton05 Mar 2008
61RJ Sidebottom7472EngNZlNapier22 Mar 2008
62RJ Sidebottom6673EngNZlNottingham05 Jun 2008
63MG Johnson8612AusSAFPerth17 Dec 2008
64Z Khan7873IndBanDhaka24 Jan 2010
65MG Johnson6734AusNZlHamilton27 Mar 2010
66Mohd Amir6841PakEngLord’s26 Aug 2010
67MG Johnson6382AusEngPerth16 Dec 2010
68MA Starc61543AusSAFPerth30 Nov 2012
69Rahat Ali61271PakSAFCenturion22 Feb 2013
70TA Boult6682NZlEngAuckland22 Mar 2013
71MG Johnson7402AusEngAdelaide05 Dec 2013
72TA Boult6402NZlWinWellington11 Dec 2013
73MG Johnson7682AusSAFCenturion12 Feb 2014
74MA Starc61112AusEngNottingham06 Aug 2015
75N Wagner61062NZlAusCh’church20 Feb 2016
76N Wagner6411NZlZimBulawayo28 Jul 2016
77MA Starc6503AusSrlGalle04 Aug 2016
78Mohd Amir6441PakWinKingston21 Apr 2017
79N Wagner7391NZlWinWellington01 Dec 2017
80TA Boult6321NZlEngAuckland22 Mar 2018
81TA Boult6302NZlSrlCh’church26 Dec 2018
82MA Starc6662AusPakAdelaide29 Nov 2019
83S Shah Afridi6512PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured six for 51 in West Indies’ first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 12th occasion of a Pakistan left arm pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1Azeem Hafeez6462PakIndLahore17 Oct 1984
2Wasim Akram6912PakWinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
3Wasim Akram6621PakAusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
4Wasim Akram6671PakEngThe Oval06 Aug 1992
5Wasim Akram6433PakNZlAuckland10 Feb 1994
6Wasim Akram71193PakNZlWellington17 Feb 1994
7Wasim Akram6481PakZimFaisalabad24 Oct 1996
8Wasim Akram6612PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
9Mohd Amir6841PakEngLord’s26 Aug 2010
10Rahat Ali61271PakSAFCenturion22 Feb 2013
11Mohd Amir6441PakWinKingston21 Apr 2017
12S Shah Afridi6512PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured six for 51 in West Indies’ first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 14th occasion of a left arm pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1W Voce7704EngWinPort of Spain01 Feb 1930
2AK Davidson6873AusWinBrisbane09 Dec 1960
3AK Davidson6532AusWinMelbourne30 Dec 1960
4GB Troup6953NZlWinAuckland29 Feb 1980
5Wasim Akram6912PakWinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
6MR Whitney7892AusWinAdelaide03 Feb 1989
7Wasim Akram6612PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
8WPUJC Vaas71201SrlWinCol-SSC29 Nov 2001
9WPUJC Vaas7713SrlWinCol-SSC29 Nov 2001
10WPUJC Vaas6222SrlWinKandy22 Jul 2005
11TA Boult6402NZlWinWellington11 Dec 2013
12Mohd Amir6441PakWinKingston21 Apr 2017
13N Wagner7391NZlWinWellington01 Dec 2017
14S Shah Afridi6512PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured six for 51 in West Indies’ first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the fourth occasion of a Pakistan left arm pace bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRITeamOppGroundStart Date
1Wasim Akram6912PakWinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
2Wasim Akram6612PakWinSt John’s25 May 2000
3Mohd Amir6441PakWinKingston21 Apr 2017
4S Shah Afridi6512PakWinKingston20 Aug 2021
Pakistan bowlers capturing six or more wickets in a test innings

Pakistan bowlers capturing six or more wickets in a test innings

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan captured six for 51 in West Indies’ first innings in the ongoing second test at Kingston to provide the 105th occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRIOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood7423IndLucknow23 Oct 1952
2Fazal Mahmood6532EngThe Oval12 Aug 1954
3Fazal Mahmood6464EngThe Oval12 Aug 1954
4Mahmood Hussain6672IndDhaka01 Jan 1955
5Zulfiqar Ahmed6423NZlKarachi13 Oct 1955
6Khan Mohammad6211NZlDhaka07 Nov 1955
7Fazal Mahmood6341AusKarachi11 Oct 1956
8Fazal Mahmood7803AusKarachi11 Oct 1956
9Fazal Mahmood6831WinTrinidad26 Mar 1958
10Nasim-ul-Ghani6673WinTrinidad26 Mar 1958
11Fazal Mahmood6342WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
12Fazal Mahmood6664WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
13Haseeb Ahsan62022IndChennai13 Jan 1961
14Arif Butt6892AusMelbourne04 Dec 1964
15Mohd Nazir7992NZlKarachi24 Oct 1969
16Pervez Sajjad7742NZlLahore30 Oct 1969
17Intikhab Alam7522NZlDunedin07 Feb 1973
18Intikhab Alam61272NZlAuckland16 Feb 1973
19Sarfraz Nawaz6892WinLahore15 Feb 1975
20Imran Khan61021AusSydney14 Jan 1977
21Imran Khan6633AusSydney14 Jan 1977
22Imran Khan6901WinKingston15 Apr 1977
23Abdul Qadir6442EngHyd-Pak02 Jan 1978
24Sarfraz Nawaz9864AusMelbourne10 Mar 1979
25Sikander Bakht8692IndDelhi04 Dec 1979
26Iqbal Qasim6403IndMumbai16 Dec 1979
27Iqbal Qasim7493AusKarachi27 Feb 1980
28Iqbal Qasim6893WinFaisalabad08 Dec 1980
29Iqbal Qasim61411SrlFaisalabad14 Mar 1982
30Imran Khan8581SrlLahore22 Mar 1982
31Imran Khan6583SrlLahore22 Mar 1982
32Imran Khan7521EngBirmingham29 Jul 1982
33Mudassar Nazar6323EngLord’s12 Aug 1982
34Abdul Qadir71423AusFaisalabad30 Sep 1982
35Imran Khan8603IndKarachi23 Dec 1982
36Imran Khan6981IndFaisalabad03 Jan 1983
37Imran Khan6352IndHyd-Pak14 Jan 1983
38Azeem Hafeez6462IndLahore17 Oct 1984
39Tauseef Ahmed6453SrlKandy23 Feb 1986
40Wasim Akram6912WinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
41Abdul Qadir6164WinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
42Imran Khan6463WinKarachi20 Nov 1986
43Imran Khan7403EngLeeds02 Jul 1987
44Imran Khan61292EngBirmingham23 Jul 1987
45Abdul Qadir7962EngThe Oval06 Aug 1987
46Abdul Qadir9561EngLahore25 Nov 1987
47Imran Khan7801WinGeorgetown02 Apr 1988
48Abdul Qadir61602NZlAuckland24 Feb 1989
49Wasim Akram6621AusMelbourne12 Jan 1990
50Waqar Younis7863NZlLahore18 Oct 1990
51Waqar Younis7762NZlFaisalabad26 Oct 1990
52Wasim Akram6671EngThe Oval06 Aug 1992
53Waqar Younis7912ZimKarachi01 Dec 1993
54Waqar Younis6444ZimKarachi01 Dec 1993
55Wasim Akram6433NZlAuckland10 Feb 1994
56Wasim Akram71193NZlWellington17 Feb 1994
57Waqar Younis6782NZlCh’church24 Feb 1994
58Waqar Younis6341SrlKandy26 Aug 1994
59Mushtaq Ahmed7564NZlCh’church08 Dec 1995
60Mushtaq Ahmed6783EngThe Oval22 Aug 1996
61Wasim Akram6481ZimFaisalabad24 Oct 1996
62Mushtaq Ahmed6843NZlLahore21 Nov 1996
63Mushtaq Ahmed6871NZlRawalpindi28 Nov 1996
64Mohd Zahid7663NZlRawalpindi28 Nov 1996
65Mushtaq Ahmed6784SAFDurban26 Feb 1998
66Waqar Younis6781SAFP Elizabeth06 Mar 1998
67Saqlain Mushtaq6462AusHobart18 Nov 1999
68Wasim Akram6612WinSt John’s25 May 2000
69Saqlain Mushtaq81641EngLahore15 Nov 2000
70Danish Kaneria6421BanMultan29 Aug 2001
71Danish Kaneria6523BanMultan29 Aug 2001
72Waqar Younis6551BanDhaka09 Jan 2002
73Danish Kaneria7773BanDhaka09 Jan 2002
74Shoaib Akhtar6112NZlLahore01 May 2002
75Saqlain Mushtaq7661ZimBulawayo16 Nov 2002
76Shoaib Akhtar6501BanPeshawar27 Aug 2003
77Shoaib Akhtar6303NZlWellington26 Dec 2003
78Danish Kaneria71183SrlKarachi28 Oct 2004
79Danish Kaneria71882AusSydney02 Jan 2005
80Danish Kaneria61502IndMohali08 Mar 2005
81Mohd Asif6441SrlKandy03 Apr 2006
82Umar Gul61351SrlLahore01 Mar 2009
83Danish Kaneria71682NZlNapier11 Dec 2009
84Mohd Asif6411AusSydney03 Jan 2010
85Mohd Amir6841EngLord’s26 Aug 2010
86Tanvir Ahmed61201SAFAbu Dhabi20 Nov 2010
87Saeed Ajmal6423WinProvidence12 May 2011
88Saeed Ajmal7551EngDub-DSC17 Jan 2012
89Abdur Rehman6254EngAbu Dhabi25 Jan 2012
90Saeed Ajmal6962SAFCape Town14 Feb 2013
91Rahat Ali61271SAFCenturion22 Feb 2013
92Saeed Ajmal7952ZimHarare03 Sep 2013
93Saeed Ajmal61512SAFDub-DSC23 Oct 2013
94Yasir Shah7763SrlGalle17 Jun 2015
95Yasir Shah6962SrlCol-PSS25 Jun 2015
96Yasir Shah6722EngLord’s14 Jul 2016
97Yasir Shah61244WinAbu Dhabi21 Oct 2016
98Mohd Amir6441WinKingston21 Apr 2017
99Yasir Shah6633WinKingston21 Apr 2017
100Yasir Shah7943WinBridgetown30 Apr 2017
101Yasir Shah61841SrlDub-DSC06 Oct 2017
102Bilal Asif6362AusDub-DSC07 Oct 2018
103Yasir Shah8412NZlDub-DSC24 Nov 2018
104Yasir Shah61433NZlDub-DSC24 Nov 2018
105S Shah Afridi6512WinKingston20 Aug 2021

It also provides the 17th occasion of a Pakistan bowler capturing six or more wickets in a test innings against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWRIOppGroundStart Date
1Fazal Mahmood6831WinTrinidad26 Mar 1958
2Nasim-ul-Ghani6673WinTrinidad26 Mar 1958
3Fazal Mahmood6342WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
4Fazal Mahmood6664WinDhaka06 Mar 1959
5Sarfraz Nawaz6892WinLahore15 Feb 1975
6Imran Khan6901WinKingston15 Apr 1977
7Iqbal Qasim6893WinFaisalabad08 Dec 1980
8Wasim Akram6912WinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
9Abdul Qadir6164WinFaisalabad24 Oct 1986
10Imran Khan6463WinKarachi20 Nov 1986
11Imran Khan7801WinGeorgetown02 Apr 1988
12Wasim Akram6612WinSt John’s25 May 2000
13Saeed Ajmal6423WinProvidence12 May 2011
14Yasir Shah61244WinAbu Dhabi21 Oct 2016
15Mohd Amir6441WinKingston21 Apr 2017
16Yasir Shah6633WinKingston21 Apr 2017
17Yasir Shah7943WinBridgetown30 Apr 2017
17S Shah Afridi6512WinKingston20 Aug 2021