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Fifty plus scores by a captain in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. Mithali Raj holds the dubious record

01/07/2021 hrg

M Raj’s 59 in the second ODI against England at Taunton on 30.06.21 was in a losing cause to provide the 92^nd occasion of a captain’s fifty plus score going in vain in the history of Women’s ODIs.

It also provides the 18^th occasion of an Indian captain’s fifty plus score in a losing cause. It also provides the 25th occasion of a captain’s fifty plus score going in vain against England in Women’s ODIs.

It also provides the 18th occasion of Indian captain’s fifty plus score going in vain against England Women in Women’s ODIs. It also provides M Raj’s 16th fifty plus score in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs while leading India. M Raj holds the record for most fifty plus score by a captain in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	52	2	NZl Women	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
2	59	2	Eng Women	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
3	73	1	Eng Women	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
4	55	1	Eng Women	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
5	53*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
6	55*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
7	92*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
8	58	1	Eng Women	Truro	08 Jul 2012
9	58	1	Aus Women	Hobart	05 Feb 2016
10	54	2	RSA Women	Potchefstroom	17 May 2017
11	69	1	Aus Women	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
12	125*	1	Srl Women	Katunayake	16 Sep 2018
13	50	1	RSA Women	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
14	79*	1	RSA Women	Lucknow	17 Mar 2021
15	72	1	Eng Women	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
16	59	1	Eng Women	Taunton	30 Jun 2021

It also provides M Raj’s ninth fifty plus score in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs against England while leading India. M Raj holds the record for most fifty plus score by a captain in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	59	2	Eng Women	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
2	73	1	Eng Women	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
3	55	1	Eng Women	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
4	53*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
5	55*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
6	92*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
7	58	1	Eng Women	Truro	08 Jul 2012
8	72	1	Eng Women	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
9	59	1	Eng Women	Taunton	30 Jun 2021

Fifty plus scores by a batswoman in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. Mithali Raj of India holds the record

01/07/2021 hrg

M Raj’s 59 in the second ODI against England at Taunton on 30.06.21 was in a losing cause to provide the 502^nd occasion of a batswoman’s fifty plus score going in vain in the history of Women’s ODIs.

It also provides the 80^th occasion of an Indian batswoman’s fifty plus score in a losing cause. It also provides the 117th occasion of a batswoman’s fifty plus score going in vain against England Women in Women’s ODIs.

It also provides the 31st occasion of Indian batswoman’s fifty plus score going in vain against England Women in Women’s ODIs. It also provides M Raj’s 24^th fifty plus score in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. M Raj holds the record for most fifty plus score by a batswoman in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	61	1	RSA Women	Potchefstroom	10 Mar 2002
2	82	2	NZl Women	Lincoln	02 Feb 2003
3	98	2	Eng Women	Lincoln	06 Feb 2003
4	60*	2	Aus Women	Mysore	11 Dec 2004
5	52	2	NZl Women	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
6	59	2	Eng Women	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
7	73	1	Eng Women	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
8	55	1	Eng Women	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
9	53*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
10	55*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
11	74	2	Aus Women	Sydney	01 Nov 2008
12	59	1	Eng Women	Sydney	10 Mar 2009
13	91*	2	Eng Women	Bengaluru	21 Feb 2010
14	50	1	Eng Women	Mumbai	01 Mar 2010
15	92*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
16	58	1	Eng Women	Truro	08 Jul 2012
17	58	1	Aus Women	Hobart	05 Feb 2016
18	54	2	RSA Women	Potchefstroom	17 May 2017
19	69	1	Aus Women	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
20	125*	1	Srl Women	Katunayake	16 Sep 2018
21	50	1	RSA Women	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
22	79*	1	RSA Women	Lucknow	17 Mar 2021
23	72	1	Eng Women	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
24	59	1	Eng Women	Taunton	30 Jun 2021

It also provides M Raj’s 13th fifty plus score in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs against England. M Raj holds the record for most fifty plus score by a batswoman in a losing cause in Women’s ODIs against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Runs	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	98	2	Eng Women	Lincoln	06 Feb 2003
2	59	2	Eng Women	Lord’s	14 Aug 2006
3	73	1	Eng Women	Arundel	19 Aug 2006
4	55	1	Eng Women	Chennai	05 Mar 2007
5	53*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	01 Sep 2008
6	55*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
7	59	1	Eng Women	Sydney	10 Mar 2009
8	91*	2	Eng Women	Bengaluru	21 Feb 2010
9	50	1	Eng Women	Mumbai	01 Mar 2010
10	92*	1	Eng Women	Taunton	05 Jul 2012
11	58	1	Eng Women	Truro	08 Jul 2012
12	72	1	Eng Women	Bristol	27 Jun 2021
13	59	1	Eng Women	Taunton	30 Jun 2021

Five or more wickets in an innings by England bowlers in Women ODIs

01/07/2021 hrg

KL Cross of England captured five for 34 in the just concluded second ODI against India at Taunton on 30.06.21 to provide the 110^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in the history of Women ODIs. It also provides the 23rd occasion of a England Woman bowler capturing five plus wickets in an innings in Women ODIs, 12^th occasion of a Woman bowler capturing five plus wickets in an innings in Women ODIs against India and fifth occasion England Woman bowler capturing five plus wickets in an innings in Women ODIs against India. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Chamberlain	5-18	2	Eng	Ire	Nykobing Mors	21 Jul 89
2	GA Smith	5-15	2	Eng	Den	Nottingham	19 Jul 90
3	Chamberlain	7-08	1	Eng	Den	Haarlem	19 Jul 91
4	GA Smith	5-30	2	Eng	AUS	Guildford	26 Jul 93
5	CJ Connor	5-49	1	Eng	Ind	Northampton	09 Jul 99
6	LJ Harper	5-12	1	Eng	Net	Nykobing Mors	19 Jul 99
7	SV Collyer	5-32	2	Eng	Net	Lincoln	30 Nov 00
8	RA Birch	5-50	2	Eng	RSA	Potchefstroom	01 Mar 04
9	IT Guha	5-22	2	Eng	NZl	Derby	15 Aug 04
10	IT Guha	5-14	1	Eng	Win	Loughborough	12 Jul 08
11	KH Brunt	5-25	2	Eng	RSA	Lord’s	08 Aug 08
12	LA Marsh	5-15	1	Eng	Pak	Sydney	12 Mar 09
13	KH Brunt	5-22	2	Eng	Ind	Bengaluru	21 Feb 10
14	JL Gunn	5-31	1	Eng	NZl	Derby	15 Jul 10
15	KH Brunt	5-18	2	Eng	Aus	Wormsley	07 Jul 11
16	A Shrubsole	5-17	1	Eng	RSA	Cuttack	10 Feb 13
17	JL Gunn	5-22	2	Eng	Pak	Louth	01 Jul 13
18	KL Cross	5-24	1	Eng	NZl	Lincoln	26 Feb 15
19	HC Knight	5-26	1	Eng	Pak	Leicester	20 Jun 16
20	KH Brunt	5-30	2	Eng	Pak	Taunton	27 Jun 16
21	A Shrubsole	6-46	2	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	23 Jul 17
22	KH Brunt	5-28	1	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	28 Feb 20
23	KL Cross	5-34	1	Eng	Ind	Taunton	30 Jun 21

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	J Lord	6-10	2	NZl	Ind	Auckland	14 Jan 82
2	CJ Connor	5-49	1	Eng	Ind	Northampton	09 Jul 99
3	RJ Pullar	5-10	2	NZl	Ind	St Saviour	11 Jul 02
4	LE Milliken	5-25	2	NZl	Ind	Pretoria	30 Mar 05
5	CL Fitzpatrick	5-29	1	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	25 Feb 06
6	Qanita Jalil	5-62	1	Pak	Ind	Jaipur	13 Dec 06
7	KH Brunt	5-22	2	Eng	Ind	Bengaluru	21 Feb 10
8	EA Perry	5-	2	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	14 Mar 12
9	A Shrubsole	6-46	2	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	23 Jul 17
10	KH Brunt	5-28	1	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	28 Feb 20
11	A Mohammed	5-46	2	Win	Ind	North Sound	01 Nov 20
12	KL Cross	5-34	1	Eng	Ind	Taunton	30 Jun 21

Ni	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	CJ Connor	5-49	1	Eng	Ind	Northampton	09 Jul 99
2	KH Brunt	5-22	2	Eng	Ind	Bengaluru	21 Feb 10
3	A Shrubsole	6-46	2	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	23 Jul 17
4	KH Brunt	5-28	1	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	28 Feb 20
5	KL Cross	5-34	1	Eng	Ind	Taunton	30 Jun 21

KL Cross became the seventh England bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings in Women ODIs on two or more occasions. The feats of these seven bowlers are listed below.

No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	A Shrubsole	5-17	1	Eng	RSA	Cuttack	10 Feb 13
2	A Shrubsole	6-46	2	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	23 Jul 17

1	GA Smith	5-15	2	Eng	Den	Nottingham	19 Jul 90
2	GA Smith	5-30	2	Eng	AUS	Guildford	26 Jul 93

1	IT Guha	5-22	2	Eng	NZl	Derby	15 Aug 04
2	IT Guha	5-14	1	Eng	Win	Loughborough	12 Jul 08

1	JL Gunn	5-31	1	Eng	NZl	Derby	15 Jul 10
2	JL Gunn	5-22	2	Eng	Pak	Louth	01 Jul 13

1	Chamberlain	5-18	2	Eng	Ire	Nykobing Mors	21 Jul 89
2	Chamberlain	7-08	1	Eng	Den	Haarlem	19 Jul 91

1	KH Brunt	5-25	2	Eng	RSA	Lord’s	08 Aug 08
2	KH Brunt	5-22	2	Eng	Ind	Bengaluru	21 Feb 10
3	KH Brunt	5-18	2	Eng	Aus	Wormsley	07 Jul 11
4	KH Brunt	5-30	2	Eng	Pak	Taunton	27 Jun 16
5	KH Brunt	5-28	1	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	28 Feb 20

1	KL Cross	5-24	1	Eng	NZl	Lincoln	26 Feb 15
2	KL Cross	5-34	1	Eng	Ind	Taunton	30 Jun 21

Teams winning a Twenty20 International by one run margin.

30/06/2021 hrg

South Africa carved one run win against West Indies at St George’s on 29.06.21 to provide the 16^th occasion of a team winning a T20I by one run margin. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Margin	Target	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Aus	1 run	151	NZl	Sydney	15 Feb 2009
2	RSA	1 run	129	NZl	Lord’s	09 Jun 2009
3	Eng	1 run	129	RSA	Jo’burg	13 Nov 2009
4	NZl	1 run	134	Pak	Bridgetown	08 May 2010
5	RSA	1 run	121	Win	N Sound	20 May 2010
6	Ban	1 run	147	Ire	Belfast	20 Jul 2012
7	NZl	1 run	168	Ind	Chennai	11 Sep 2012
8	Ind	1 run	153	RSA	Col-RPS	02 Oct 2012
9	Ind	1 run	147	Ban	Bengaluru	23 Mar 2016
10	Win	1 run	246	Ind	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
11	Afg	1 run	146	Ban	Dehradun	07 Jun 2018
12	Ken	1 run	146	Uga	Kampala	22 May 2019
13	Den	1 run	118	Fin	Brondby	13 Jul 2019
14	Ire	1 run	187	Sco	Dublin-M	20 Sep 2019
15	RSA	1 run	178	Eng	E London	12 Feb 2020
16	RSA	1 run	168	Win	St George’s	29 Jun 2021

South Africa’s win by one run in this game provides the fourth occasion of South Africa winning a T20I on four occasions. All such occasions are listed below. South Africa is the only team to win a T20I by one run margin on four occasions.

No	Team	Margin	Target	Opp	Ground	Date
1	RSA	1 run	129	NZl	Lord’s	09 Jun 2009
2	RSA	1 run	121	Win	N Sound	20 May 2010
3	RSA	1 run	178	Eng	E London	12 Feb 2020
4	RSA	1 run	168	Win	St George’s	29 Jun 2021

It also provides the second occasion of a team winning a T20I by one run margin against West Indies. Both such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that West Indies has lost the two games by one run margin against South Africa.

No	Team	Margin	Target	Opp	Ground	Date
1	RSA	1 run	121	Win	N Sound	20 May 2010
2	RSA	1 run	168	Win	St George’s	29 Jun 2021

Captains dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in Women’s ODIs

30/06/2021 hrg

M Raj of India was dismissed run out for 59 against England in the second one day international at Taunton on 30.06.21 to provide the 27^th occasion of a captain dismissed run out after scoring 50 plus runs in the history of Women’s ODIs. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that M Raj became the first captain to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty against England in Women’s ODIs.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	D Emerson	54	1	Aus	NZl	Melbourne	08 Feb 85
2	LA Larsen	62	1	Aus	Ire	Roehampton	25 Jul 93
3	BJ Clark	59	1	Aus	NZl	Adelaide	03 Feb 96
4	BJ Clark	142	1	Aus	NZl	Auckland	16 Feb 97
5	BJ Clark	95	1	Aus	NZl	Palmerston-N	21 Feb 99
6	EC Drumm	88	1	NZl	Aus	Lincoln	02 Mar 02
7	EC Drumm	60	1	NZl	Aus	Lincoln	06 Mar 02
8	CA Salomons	60	1	Net	Jap	Schiedam	23 Jul 03
9	HM Tiffen	53	1	NZl	Ind	Lincoln	11 Mar 06
10	M Raj	66	1	Ind	Ire	Dublin	30 Jul 06
11	H Siriwardene	58	2	Srl	Pak	Canberra	09 Mar 09
12	CM Edwards	65	2	Eng	Aus	Wormsley	05 Jul 09
13	CM Edwards	58	2	Eng	Win	Basseterre	04 Nov 09
14	AJ Blackwell	51	1	Aus	NZl	Adelaide	10 Feb 10
15	CM Edwards	70	2	Eng	NZl	Taunton	10 Jul 10
16	C Brits	78	1	RSA	Srl	P’fstroom-Uni 2	06 Oct 10
17	CM Edwards	90	1	Eng	Aus	Perth	07 Jan 11
18	SW Bates	59	1	NZl	Aus	Sydney	14 Dec 12
19	CM Edwards	109	1	Eng	Ind	Mum-BS	03 Feb 13
20	H Siriwardene	59	1	Srl	Ind	Mum-BS	05 Feb 13
21	SW Bates	110	1	NZl	Win	Kingston	06 Oct 13
22	M Raj	89	2	Ind	Aus	Hobart	07 Feb 16
23	SR Taylor	79	1	Win	RSA	East London	27 Feb 16
24	D van Niekerk	53	1	RSA	Win	Bridgetown	19 Sep 18
25	D van Niekerk	77	2	RSA	Win	Bridgetown	22 Sep 18
26	HC Knight	86	1	Eng	Pak	Kuala Lumpur	12 Dec 19
27	M Raj	59	1	Ind	Eng	Taunton	30 Jun 21

M Raj of India was dismissed run out for 59 against England in the second one day international at Taunton on 30.06.21 to provide the third occasion of her dismissed run out after scoring 50 plus runs in the history of Women’s ODIs as captain. She became the third captain to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in Women’s ODIs after BJ Clark of Australia and CM Edwards of England. BJ Clark has been dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on three occasions, while CM Edwards has been dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on five occasions. The dismissal particulars of these three captains are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	BJ Clark	59	1	Aus	NZl	Adelaide	03 Feb 96
2	BJ Clark	142	1	Aus	NZl	Auckland	16 Feb 97
3	BJ Clark	95	1	Aus	NZl	Palmerston-N	21 Feb 99

1	CM Edwards	65	2	Eng	Aus	Wormsley	05 Jul 09
2	CM Edwards	58	2	Eng	Win	Basseterre	04 Nov 09
3	CM Edwards	70	2	Eng	NZl	Taunton	10 Jul 10
4	CM Edwards	90	1	Eng	Aus	Perth	07 Jan 11
5	CM Edwards	109	1	Eng	Ind	Mum-BS	03 Feb 13

1	M Raj	66	1	Ind	Ire	Dublin	30 Jul 06
2	M Raj	89	2	Ind	Aus	Hobart	07 Feb 16
3	M Raj	59	1	Ind	Eng	Taunton	30 Jun 21

M Raj became the first Indian captain to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on three occasions.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	M Raj	66	1	Ind	Ire	Dublin	30 Jul 06
2	M Raj	89	2	Ind	Aus	Hobart	07 Feb 16
3	M Raj	59	1	Ind	Eng	Taunton	30 Jun 21

Teams winning a Women’s ODI by exact eight wickets

28/06/2021 hrg

England women carced a eight wicket win over India women at Bristol in the just concluded ODI on 27 Jun 2021 to provide the 99^th occasion of a team winning a women ODI by eight wickets in the history of Women ODI. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	BR	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	8 wkts	205	T&T	Wolverhampton	20 Jul 1973
2	Eng	8 wkts	22	Aus	Lord’s	04 Aug 1976
3	Aus	8 wkts	111	Eng	Hyd-RGS	13 Jan 1978
4	Eng	8 wkts	21	Win	Teddington	06 Jun 1979
5	Aus	8 wkts	114	NZl	N Plymouth	16 Jan 1982
6	NZl	8 wkts	191	Ind	Palmerston North	24 Jan 1982
7	NZl	8 wkts	221	Ind	Christchurch	02 Feb 1982
8	NZl	8 wkts	29	Aus	Perth	18 Jan 1987
9	Aus	8 wkts	62	NZl	Perth	21 Jan 1987
10	Aus	8 wkts	91	Eng	Melbourne	18 Dec 1988
11	NZl	8 wkts	62	Aus	Lower Hutt	10 Feb 1990
12	Eng	8 wkts	211	Net	Leicester	18 Jul 1990
13	Aus	8 wkts	15	NZl	Hobart	17 Jan 1991
14	Aus	8 wkts	181	Win	TB Wells	24 Jul 1993
15	Ire	8 wkts	63	Net	Dublin	19 Jul 1995
16	NZl	8 wkts	99	Eng	Lord’s	13 Jun 1996
17	Den	8 wkts	123	Pak	Mysore	10 Dec 1997
18	NZl	8 wkts	71	Net	Ghaziabad	11 Dec 1997
19	Aus	8 wkts	139	Eng	Nagpur	18 Dec 1997
20	Aus	8 wkts	151	Eng	Southampton	19 Jul 1998
21	NZl	8 wkts	157	RSA	Dunedin	13 Feb 1999
22	NZl	8 wkts	58	Eng	Wellington	15 Feb 2000
23	Eng	8 wkts	22	RSA	Taunton	28 Jun 2000
24	NZl	8 wkts	118	Eng	Timaru	22 Nov 2000
25	Ind	8 wkts	62	RSA	Christchurch	30 Nov 2000
26	NZl	8 wkts	151	Ire	Lincoln	01 Dec 2000
27	NZl	8 wkts	201	Net	Christchurch	06 Dec 2000
28	Eng	8 wkts	123	Ire	Lincoln	07 Dec 2000
29	Ind	8 wkts	134	Eng	Chennai	06 Jan 2002
30	NZl	8 wkts	117	Ire	Dublin-M	03 Jul 2002
31	Ind	8 wkts	156	Ire	Dublin	24 Jul 2002
32	Srl	8 wkts	168	Win	Kingstown	22 Mar 2003
33	Ire	8 wkts	85	Pak	Rotterdam	23 Jul 2003
34	Aus	8 wkts	67	NZl	Hamilton	15 Feb 2004
35	Aus	8 wkts	31	Ind	Vapi	19 Dec 2004
36	Win	8 wkts	64	Srl	Benoni	28 Mar 2005
37	Aus	8 wkts	200	Srl	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
38	Eng	8 wkts	61	RSA	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
39	Win	8 wkts	81	Ire	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
40	Ind	8 wkts	102	Win	Pretoria	01 Apr 2005
41	Ind	8 wkts	56	Eng	Guwahati	04 Dec 2005
42	Ind	8 wkts	133	Srl	Jaipur	21 Dec 2006
43	Ind	8 wkts	67	Eng	Chennai	28 Feb 2007
44	NZl	8 wkts	86	Eng	Derby	23 Aug 2007
45	RSA	8 wkts	218	Pak	Stellenbosch	24 Feb 2008
46	Aus	8 wkts	19	NZl	Lincoln	16 Mar 2008
47	Ind	8 wkts	144	Srl	Kurunegala	08 May 2008
48	Eng	8 wkts	84	Ind	Bath	30 Aug 2008
49	Eng	8 wkts	26	Ind	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
50	Aus	8 wkts	74	Ind	Sydney	31 Oct 2008
51	Srl	8 wkts	81	Win	Dambulla	09 Nov 2008
52	Eng	8 wkts	161	Pak	Sydney	12 Mar 2009
53	Aus	8 wkts	97	Eng	Sydney	19 Mar 2009
54	Ind	8 wkts	193	Win	Sydney	19 Mar 2009
55	RSA	8 wkts	94	Ire	Pot’fstroom	09 Oct 2010
56	Ire	8 wkts	130	Net	Pot’fstroom-Uni	10 Oct 2010
57	Srl	8 wkts	248	Net	Col-NCC	29 Apr 2011
58	Win	8 wkts	183	Pak	Kingstown	28 Aug 2011
59	Pak	8 wkts	106	Ire	Fatullah	15 Nov 2011
60	Win	8 wkts	91	Pak	Savar (2	17 Nov 2011
61	NZl	8 wkts	31	Aus	Sydney	12 Dec 2012
62	Win	8 wkts	124	RSA	Roseau	12 Jan 2013
63	NZl	8 wkts	162	Srl	Mumbai	08 Feb 2013
64	Pak	8 wkts	180	Ire	Solihull	10 Jul 2013
65	RSA	8 wkts	72	Ban	Centurion	24 Sep 2013
66	RSA	8 wkts	217	Ire	Doha	14 Jan 2014
67	Aus	8 wkts	102	Pak	Brisbane	26 Aug 2014
68	Win	8 wkts	196	NZl	Basseterre	17 Sep 2014
69	Aus	8 wkts	41	Win	Bowral	16 Nov 2014
70	Ind	8 wkts	34	NZl	Bengaluru	06 Jul 2015
71	NZl	8 wkts	195	Srl	Christchurch	13 Nov 2015
72	Aus	8 wkts	54	NZl	Mt Maunganui	22 Feb 2016
73	NZl	8 wkts	130	RSA	Paarl	17 Oct 2016
74	Eng	8 wkts	123	Srl	Col-SSC	09 Nov 2016
75	NZl	8 wkts	162	Pak	Lincoln	09 Nov 2016
76	NZl	8 wkts	34	Pak	Lincoln	13 Nov 2016
77	RSA	8 wkts	240	Ban	Cox’s Bazar	20 Jan 2017
78	Ind	8 wkts	102	RSA	Pot’fstroom	21 May 2017
79	Aus	8 wkts	71	Win	Taunton	26 Jun 2017
80	Aus	8 wkts	37	Srl	Bristol	29 Jun 2017
81	NZl	8 wkts	190	Win	Taunton	06 Jul 2017
82	NZl	8 wkts	210	Pak	Taunton	08 Jul 2017
83	Aus	8 wkts	29	Ind	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
84	RSA	8 wkts	161	Srl	Taunton	12 Jul 2017
85	NZl	8 wkts	116	Win	Lincoln	08 Mar 2018
86	Aus	8 wkts	107	Ind	Vadodara	12 Mar 2018
87	Eng	8 wkts	126	Ind	Nagpur	09 Apr 2018
88	Ind	8 wkts	28	Eng	Nagpur	12 Apr 2018
89	Ind	8 wkts	88	NZl	Mt Maunganui	29 Jan 2019
90	NZl	8 wkts	124	Ind	Hamilton	01 Feb 2019
91	Eng	8 wkts	143	Srl	Katunayake	21 Mar 2019
92	Pak	8 wkts	212	RSA	Pot’fstroom	06 May 2019
93	RSA	8 wkts	80	Pak	Pot’fstroom	09 May 2019
94	Aus	8 wkts	113	Win	North Sound	11 Sep 2019
95	Ind	8 wkts	50	RSA	Vadodara	09 Oct 2019
96	RSA	8 wkts	157	NZl	Auckland	27 Jan 2020
97	Eng	8 wkts	98	NZl	Christchurch	23 Feb 2021
98	RSA	8 wkts	59	Ind	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
99	Eng	8 wkts	91	Ind	Bristol	27 Jun 2021

It also provides the 15^th occasion of England women winning a ODI by exact eight wickets. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	BR	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	8 wkts	205	T&T	Wolverhampton	20 Jul 1973
2	Eng	8 wkts	22	Aus	Lord’s	04 Aug 1976
3	Eng	8 wkts	21	Win	Teddington	06 Jun 1979
4	Eng	8 wkts	211	Net	Leicester	18 Jul 1990
5	Eng	8 wkts	22	RSA	Taunton	28 Jun 2000
6	Eng	8 wkts	123	Ire	Lincoln	07 Dec 2000
7	Eng	8 wkts	61	RSA	Pretoria	30 Mar 2005
8	Eng	8 wkts	84	Ind	Bath	30 Aug 2008
9	Eng	8 wkts	26	Ind	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
10	Eng	8 wkts	161	Pak	Sydney	12 Mar 2009
11	Eng	8 wkts	123	Srl	Col-SSC	09 Nov 2016
12	Eng	8 wkts	126	Ind	Nagpur	09 Apr 2018
13	Eng	8 wkts	143	Srl	Katunayake	21 Mar 2019
14	Eng	8 wkts	98	NZl	Christchurch	23 Feb 2021
15	Eng	8 wkts	91	Ind	Bristol	27 Jun 2021

It also provides the 12th occasion of winning a ODI by exact eight wickets against India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	BR	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	NZl	8 wkts	191	Ind	Palmerston North	24 Jan 1982
2	NZl	8 wkts	221	Ind	Christchurch	02 Feb 1982
3	Aus	8 wkts	31	Ind	Vapi	19 Dec 2004
4	Eng	8 wkts	84	Ind	Bath	30 Aug 2008
5	Eng	8 wkts	26	Ind	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
6	Aus	8 wkts	74	Ind	Sydney	31 Oct 2008
7	Aus	8 wkts	29	Ind	Bristol	12 Jul 2017
8	Aus	8 wkts	107	Ind	Vadodara	12 Mar 2018
9	Eng	8 wkts	126	Ind	Nagpur	09 Apr 2018
10	NZl	8 wkts	124	Ind	Hamilton	01 Feb 2019
11	RSA	8 wkts	59	Ind	Lucknow	07 Mar 2021
12	Eng	8 wkts	91	Ind	Bristol	27 Jun 2021

It also provides the fourth occasion of England winning a ODI by exact eight wickets against India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	BR	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	8 wkts	84	Ind	Bath	30 Aug 2008
2	Eng	8 wkts	26	Ind	Taunton	04 Sep 2008
3	Eng	8 wkts	126	Ind	Nagpur	09 Apr 2018
4	Eng	8 wkts	91	Ind	Bristol	27 Jun 2021

Indian women script two record partnerships against England women in the recently concluded test at Bristol.

23/06/2021 hrg

Indian women script two record partnerships against England women in the recently concluded test at Bristol.

The first wicket partnership of 167 runs between S Mandhana and Shefali Verma is a record partnership for any wicket by Indian batswomen against England women in Women’s tests. It also provides the tenth occasion of India batswomen posting a three figure partnership against England in women’s tests. The previous best was the 157 runs partnership for the seventh wicket between M Raj and J Goswamy at Taunton in Aug 2002. The previous best for the first wicket was the 132 runs partnership between A Jain and C Kaul at Shenley in Jul 1999. All such occasions are tabulated below.

104 runs unfinished partnership for the ninth wicket between T Bhatia and S Rana is a record partnership for the ninth wicket by Indian batswomen against England women in Women’s tests. Infact this partnership represent the first three figure partnership by Indian batsmen in Women’s test against all oppositions. The previous best was the 90 runs partnership between S Kulakarni and M Singhal at Weatherby in Jun 1996. Both the partnerships are tabulated below

No	Partners	W	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	S Mandhana, S Verma	1	167	2	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
2	J Goswami, M Raj	7	157	2	Eng	Taunton	14 Aug 2002
3	H Kala, M Raj	4	144	2	Eng	Taunton	14 Aug 2002
4	A Chopra, M Raj	3	136	1	Eng	Taunton	29 Aug 2006
5	H Kala, M Maben	5	133	2	Eng	Lucknow	14 Jan 2002
6	A Jain, C Kaul	1	132	4	Eng	Shenley	15 Jul 1999
7	S Agarwal, G Banerji	1	109	1	Eng	Blackpool	03 Jul 1986
8	G Banerji, S Shah	2	108	3	Eng	Blackpool	03 Jul 1986
9	M Desai, S Kulkarni	8	106	1	Eng	Wetherby	26 Jun 1986
10	T Bhatia, S Rana	9	104*	3	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021

No	Partners	W	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	T Bhatia, S Rana	9	104*	3	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
2	S Kulkarni, M Singhal	9	90	1	Eng	Wetherby	26 Jun 1986

Women’s Test between England and India at Bristol witnesses a world record.

23/06/2021 hrg

The just concluded Women’s Test between England and India at Bristol witnessed a world record. In this test five debutant women batsmen scored fifties. SIR Dunkley of England scored 74 not out in the first innings of the test for England, Shefali Verma of India scored 96 in India’s first innings and 63 in second innings, DB Sharma and S Rana scored 54 and 80 not out in India’s second innings to provide the world record. The previous record for most fifties in a match on debut was four and has been recorded on four occasions. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SJ Rattray	59	1	NZl	Aus	Wellington	21 Mar 1975
2	J Potter	51	2	Aus	NZl	Wellington	21 Mar 1975
3	L Hill	118*	2	Aus	NZl	Wellington	21 Mar 1975
4	BL Bevege	96	3	NZl	Aus	Wellington	21 Mar 1975

1	C Kaul	75	1	Ind	NZl	Nelson	07 Feb 1995
2	S Dabir	52	1	Ind	NZl	Nelson	07 Feb 1995
3	TL Anderson	63	2	NZl	Ind	Nelson	07 Feb 1995
4	KE Flavell	94	2	NZl	Ind	Nelson	07 Feb 1995

1	Bowen	78	1	Srl	Pak	Col-Colts	17 Apr 1998
2	Kiran Baluch	76	2	Pak	Srl	Col-Colts	17 Apr 1998
3	Bowen	63	3	Srl	Pak	Col-Colts	17 Apr 1998
4	CR Seneviratna	105*	3	Srl	Pak	Col-Colts	17 Apr 1998

1	NAJ George	118	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004
2	VM Felicien	55	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004
3	SJ Power	57	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004
4	J Robinson	57	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004

1	SIR Dunkley	74*	1	Eng	Ind	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
2	Shafali Verma	96	2	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
3	Shafali Verma	63	3	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
4	DB Sharma	54	3	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
5	S Rana	80*	3	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021

Shefali Verma of India scored 96 in India’s first innings and 63 in second innings, DB Sharma and S Rana scored 54 and 80 not out in India’s second innings to provide the second occasion of four batswoman from the same team scoring fifties on debut in a match. The previous occasion is credited to fourv West Indian women batsmen who had scored fifties on debut against Pakistan at Karachi on 15 Mar 2004. Both the occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	NAJ George	118	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004
2	VM Felicien	55	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004
3	SJ Power	57	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004
4	J Robinson	57	3	Win	Pak	Karachi	15 Mar 2004

1	Shafali Verma	96	2	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
2	Shafali Verma	63	3	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
3	DB Sharma	54	3	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021
4	S Rana	80*	3	Ind	Eng	Bristol	16 Jun 2021

No play on two or more days of a test due to rain

23/06/2021 hrg

The first day and the fourth day of the ongoing World Test Championship Final between India and New Zealand at Southampton were washed out due to rain providing the 66th occasion of no play on two or more days of a test due to rain in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Opp	Ground	Season	D	D	D	D	Soil
1	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1887-88	2	3			Aus
2	Eng	Aus	Lord’s	1902	2	3			Eng
3	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1911-12	3	6			Aus
4	Eng	SAF	Manchester	1924	2	3			Eng
5	Eng	Aus	Nottingham	1926	2	3			Eng
6	NZl	Eng	Auckland	1929-30	1	2			NZl
7	Win	Eng	Kingston	1929-30	8	9			Win
8	Eng	NZl	Manchester	1931	1	2			Eng
9	Aus	SAF	Brisbane	1931-32	3	4			Aus
10	NZl	Eng	Christchurch	1946-47	3	4			NZl
11	Aus	Ind	Sydney	1947-48	3	4	6		Aus
12	Eng	Ind	The Oval	1952	3	5			Eng
13	Ind	Pak	Chepauk	1952-53	3	4			Ind
14	Eng	Pak	Lord’s	1954	1	2	3		Eng
15	Eng	Pak	Manchester	1954	2	4	5		Eng
16	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1954-55	1	2	3		Aus
17	NZl	Eng	Dunedin	1954-55	3	4			NZl
18	Pak	NZl	Dacca	1955-56	1	2	5		Pak
19	Eng	NZl	The Oval	1958	3	4			Eng
20	Eng	SAF	Manchester	1960	1	2			Eng
21	Ind	Eng	Delhi	1961-62	4	5			Ind
22	Ind	Aus	Kolkata	1964-65	4	5			Ind
23	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1973-74	3	5			Aus
24	NZl	Eng	Christchurch	1974-75	1	2	5		NZl
25	NZl	Ind	Christchurch	1980-81	3	4			NZl
26	NZl	Aus	Wellington	1981-82	1	4			NZl
27	Pak	Ind	Lahore	1982-83	4	5			Pak
28	Win	Ind	Georgetown	1982-83	2	4			Win
29	Ind	Aus	Delhi	1986-87	1	2	3		Ind
30	Eng	Pak	Lord’s	1987	2	3	5		Eng
31	NZl	Eng	Wellington	1987-88	4	5			NZl
32	Win	Ind	Georgetown	1988-89	3	4	5		Win
33	Aus	Pak	Sydney	1989-90	1	2			Aus
34	NZl	Ind	Napier	1989-90	1	5			NZl
35	Pak	Srl	Gujranwala	1991-92	2	3	4	5	Pak
36	Srl	Ind	Kandy	1993-94	1	3	4	5	Srl
37	Srl	Win	Moratuwa	1993-94	1	4	5		Srl
38	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1995-96	2	3	5		Ind
39	Ind	NZl	Cuttack	1995-96	2	3			Ind
40	SAF	Eng	Centurion	1995-96	3	4	5		SAF
41	SAF	Eng	Durban	1995-96	4	5			SAF
42	Win	Ind	St John’s	1996-97	1	2	3		Win
43	SAF	Pak	Shiekupura	1997-98	1	4	5		Pak
44	Ind	Srl	Nagpur	1997-98	4	5			Ind
45	SAF	Eng	Centurion	1999-00	2	3	4		SAF
46	Win	Pak	Georgetown	1999-00	4	5			Win
47	Srl	Pak	Kandy	2000-01	4	5			Srl
48	SAF	NZl	Jo’burg-NW	2000-01	1	3	4		SAF
49	Ban	Zim	Mirpur	2001-02	4	5			Ban
50	NZl	Ban	Hamilton	2001-02	1	2			NZl
51	Zim	Ban	Bulawayo	2003-04	1	2	4		Zim
52	Zim	Ban	Bulawayo	2003-04	2	4			Zim
53	Ind	Srl	Chepauk	2005-06	1	2	3		Ind
54	NZl	Win	Napier	2005-06	3	4	5		NZl
55	Ban	NZl	Mirpur	2008-09	1	2	3		Ban
56	NZl	Win	Dunedin	2008-09	2	5			NZl
57	Srl	Win	Pallekele	2010-11	3	5			Srl
58	Eng	Win	Birmingham	2012	1	2	5		Eng
59	Ban	SAF	Mirpur	2015	2	3	4		Ban
60	Ind	SAF	Bengaluru	2015-16	2	3	4		Ind
61	Aus	Win	Sydney	2015-16	3	4			Aus
62	Win	Ind	Trinidad	2016	3	4	5		Win
63	SAF	NZl	Durban	2016	3	4	5		SAF
64	NZl	Pak	Christchurch	2016-17	1	3			NZl
65	NZl	Ban	Wellington	2018-19	1	2			NZl
66	Ind	NZl	Southampton	2021	1	4			Eng

Of the 66 occasions, there are 39 occasions of two days washed out due to rain, 25 occasions of three days washed out due to rain and two occasions of four days washed out. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Opp	Ground	Season	D	D	D	D	Soil	Ds
1	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1887-88	2	3			Aus	2
2	Eng	Aus	Lord’s	1902	2	3			Eng	2
3	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1911-12	3	6			Aus	2
4	Eng	SAF	Manchester	1924	2	3			Eng	2
5	Eng	Aus	Nottingham	1926	2	3			Eng	2
6	NZl	Eng	Auckland	1929-30	1	2			NZl	2
7	Win	Eng	Kingston	1929-30	8	9			Win	2
8	Eng	NZl	Manchester	1931	1	2			Eng	2
9	Aus	SAF	Brisbane	1931-32	3	4			Aus	2
10	NZl	Eng	Christchurch	1946-47	3	4			NZl	2
11	Eng	Ind	The Oval	1952	3	5			Eng	2
12	Ind	Pak	Chepauk	1952-53	3	4			Ind	2
13	NZl	Eng	Dunedin	1954-55	3	4			NZl	2
14	Eng	NZl	The Oval	1958	3	4			Eng	2
15	Eng	SAF	Manchester	1960	1	2			Eng	2
16	Ind	Eng	Delhi	1961-62	4	5			Ind	2
17	Ind	Aus	Kolkata	1964-65	4	5			Ind	2
18	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1973-74	3	5			Aus	2
19	NZl	Ind	Christchurch	1980-81	3	4			NZl	2
20	NZl	Aus	Wellington	1981-82	1	4			NZl	2
21	Pak	Ind	Lahore	1982-83	4	5			Pak	2
22	Win	Ind	Georgetown	1982-83	2	4			Win	2
23	NZl	Eng	Wellington	1987-88	4	5			NZl	2
24	Aus	Pak	Sydney	1989-90	1	2			Aus	2
25	NZl	Ind	Napier	1989-90	1	5			NZl	2
26	Ind	NZl	Cuttack	1995-96	2	3			Ind	2
27	SAF	Eng	Durban	1995-96	4	5			SAF	2
28	Ind	Srl	Nagpur	1997-98	4	5			Ind	2
29	Win	Pak	Georgetown	1999-00	4	5			Win	2
30	Srl	Pak	Kandy	2000-01	4	5			Srl	2
31	Ban	Zim	Mirpur	2001-02	4	5			Ban	2
32	NZl	Ban	Hamilton	2001-02	1	2			NZl	2
33	Zim	Ban	Bulawayo	2003-04	2	4			Zim	2
34	NZl	Win	Dunedin	2008-09	2	5			NZl	2
35	Srl	Win	Pallekele	2010-11	3	5			Srl	2
36	Aus	Win	Sydney	2015-16	3	4			Aus	2
37	NZl	Pak	Christchurch	2016-17	1	3			NZl	2
38	NZl	Ban	Wellington	2018-19	1	2			NZl	2
39	Ind	NZl	Southampton	2021	1	4			Eng	2

1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	1947-48	3	4	6		Aus	3
2	Eng	Pak	Lord’s	1954	1	2	3		Eng	3
3	Eng	Pak	Manchester	1954	2	4	5		Eng	3
4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	1954-55	1	2	3		Aus	3
5	Pak	NZl	Dacca	1955-56	1	2	5		Pak	3
6	NZl	Eng	Christchurch	1974-75	1	2	5		NZl	3
7	Ind	Aus	Delhi	1986-87	1	2	3		Ind	3
8	Eng	Pak	Lord’s	1987	2	3	5		Eng	3
9	Win	Ind	Georgetown	1988-89	3	4	5		Win	3
10	Srl	Win	Moratuwa	1993-94	1	4	5		Srl	3
11	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1995-96	2	3	5		Ind	3
12	SAF	Eng	Centurion	1995-96	3	4	5		SAF	3
13	Win	Ind	St John’s	1996-97	1	2	3		Win	3
14	SAF	Pak	Shiekupura	1997-98	1	4	5		Pak	3
15	SAF	Eng	Centurion	1999-00	2	3	4		SAF	3
16	SAF	NZl	Jo’burg-NW	2000-01	1	3	4		SAF	3
17	Zim	Ban	Bulawayo	2003-04	1	2	4		Zim	3
18	Ind	Srl	Chepauk	2005-06	1	2	3		Ind	3
19	NZl	Win	Napier	2005-06	3	4	5		NZl	3
20	Ban	NZl	Mirpur	2008-09	1	2	3		Ban	3
21	Eng	Win	Birmingham	2012	1	2	5		Eng	3
22	Ban	SAF	Mirpur	2015	2	3	4		Ban	3
23	Ind	SAF	Bengaluru	2015-16	2	3	4		Ind	3
24	Win	Ind	Trinidad	2016	3	4	5		Win	3
25	SAF	NZl	Durban	2016	3	4	5		SAF	3

1	Pak	Srl	Gujranwala	1991-92	2	3	4	5	Pak	4
2	Srl	Ind	Kandy	1993-94	1	3	4	5	Srl	4

No play on a day’s play due to rain in India-New Zealand tests

22/06/2021 hrg

The first day and the fourth day of the ongoing World Test Championship Final between India and New Zealand at Southampton were washed out due to rain providing the 14^th and 15th occasion of no play on a day of the test due to rain in the annals of test cricket in India-New Zealand test series. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Opp	Ground	Season	Day	Soil
1	Ind	NZl	Hyd-LBS	1969-70	2	Ind
2	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1976-77	1	Ind
3	NZl	Pak	Napier	1978-79	3	NZl
4	NZl	Ind	Christchurch	1980-81	3	NZl
5	NZl	Ind	Christchurch	1980-81	4	NZl
6	NZl	Ind	Napier	1989-90	1	NZl
7	NZl	Ind	Napier	1989-90	5	NZl
8	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1995-96	2	Ind
9	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1995-96	3	Ind
10	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1995-96	5	Ind
11	Ind	NZl	Cuttack	1995-96	2	Ind
12	Ind	NZl	Cuttack	1995-96	3	Ind
13	NZl	Ind	Hamilton	2002-03	1	NZl
14	Ind	NZl	Southampton	2021	1	Eng
15	Ind	NZl	Southampton	2021	4	Eng

The first day wash out provides the fourth occasion of no play on the first day in tests between India and New Zealand, while no play on the fourth day provides the second occasion of no play on the fourth day in tests between India and New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Opp	Ground	Season	Day	Soil
1	Ind	NZl	Chepauk	1976-77	1	Ind
2	NZl	Ind	Napier	1989-90	1	NZl
3	NZl	Ind	Hamilton	2002-03	1	NZl
4	Ind	NZl	Southampton	2021	1	Eng

1	NZl	Ind	Christchurch	1980-81	4	NZl
2	Ind	NZl	Southampton	2021	4	Eng