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Eight or more wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy as of 2019/20 season – Team wise break up

07/04/2021 hrg

Ranji Trophy has witnessed 178 occasions’ bowlers capturing eight or more wickets in an innings in the history of Ranji Trophy upto the end of 2019/20 season. The list include two occasions of bowlers capturing ten wickets in an innings and 22 occasions of a bowlers capturing nine wickets in an innings. Here is the teamwise break up of all such occasions arranged chronologically

No	W/R	Bowler	Teams	Venue	Season
1	8/46	B Mahendra Kumar	And v Ker	Trivandrum	1967/68
2	8/118	B Mahendra Kumar	And v Mys	Belgaum	1970/71

1	8/63	M Kakoti	Asm v Tri	G’hati/NEFRS	1987/88
2	9/52	GD Dutta	Asm v Tri	Guwahati/NS	1991/92
3	8/23	GD Dutta	Asm v Tri	Mangoldoi	1999/00
4	8/29	SP Purkayastha	Asm v Hyd	Hyd/RGS	2014/15
5	8/83	AK Das	Asm v Pun	Valsad	2015/16

1	8/93	CS Nayudu	Bar v Nawa	Bar/CCG	1939/40
2	8/90	VS Hazare	Bar v Mah	Bar/CCG	1946/47
3	8/112	NY Satham	Bar v Mah	Walchandnagar	1967/68
4	8/53	CR Williams	Bar v Sau	Rajkot	1971/72
5	8/137	CR Williams	Bar v Bom	Bom/WS	1974/75
6	8/65	NY Satham	Bar v Guj	Surat/RIGG	1980/81
7	8/17	DV Pardeshi	Bar v Guj	Vadodara	1981/82

1	8/59	PM Chatterjee	Ben v MP	Calcutta	1955/56
2	10/20	PM Chatterjee	Ben v Asm	Jorhat	1956/57
3	8/46	DS Mukherjee	Ben v Bih	Jamshedpur	1959/60
4	8/104	S Kundu	Ben v Del	Calcutta	1960/61
5	8/54	US Chatterjee	Ben v Hyd	Kolkata	2003/04

1	8/43	BK Bose	Bih v Asm	Jamshedpur	1957/58
2	8/130	V Venkatram	Bih v T N	Chepauk	1984/85
3	8/51	Ashutosh Aman	Bih v Meg	Shillong	2018/19

1	8/40	HJ Vajifdar	Bom v NInd	Bom/Gym	1934/35
2	9/38	RR Wadkar	Bom v W Ind	Kamnagar	1937/38
3	8/91	KK Tarapore	Bom v Nawa	Bom/BS	1939/40
4	8/162	SG Shinde	Bom v Guj	Ahm’bad/CCG	1950/51
5	8/39	MS Hardikar	Bom v Ben	Calcutta	1955/56
6	8/12	GS Ramchand	Bom v Sau	Bom/BS	1959/60
7	8/111	BP Gupte	Bom v Del	Del/FSK	1961/62
8	8/19	PK Shivalkar	Bom v Mys	Bom/BS	1971/72
9	8/16	PK Shivalkar	Bom v T N	Chepauk	1972/73
10	8/111	RR Kulkarni	Bom v Del	Del/FSK	1982/83
11	8/102	RC Thakkar	Bom v Mah	Kolhapur	1982/83
12	8/91	RJ Shastri	Bom v Del	Bom/WS	1984/85
13	9/23	AA Chavan	Mum v Pun	Mum/WS	2012/13

1	8/29	P Sitaram	Del v EPun	Del/FSK	1958/59
2	8/54	Rajinder Pal	Del v Rlys	Del/FSK	1959/60
3	9/34	T Gyaneshwar	Del v J+K	Del/FSK	1961/62
4	8/14	VD Sondhi	Del v J+K	Del/FSK	1963/64
5	8/40	S Luthra	Del v Ser	Del/AHQ	1973/74
6	9/70	S Luthra	Del v Ser	Del/FSK	1976/77
7	9/31	Madan Lal	Del v Har	Del/FSK	1979/80
8	8/118	Madan Lal	Del v Bom	Bom/WS	1980/81
9	8/48	Maninder Singh	Del v Pun	Patiala	1981/82
10	9/50	Madan Lal	Del v J+K	Del/Ros	1984/85
11	8/54	Maninder Singh	Del v Har	Del/FSK	1985/86
12	8/76	SK Sharma	Del v Bih	Del/FSK	1989/90

1	8/83	SV Mudkavi	Goa v And	Kakinada	1995/96
2	8/182	SV Mudkavi	Goa v Kar	Bangalore	1995/96
3	9/29	FMM Shaikh	Goa v Ser	Del/Palam A	2002/03
4	8/111	FMM Shaikh	Goa v Vid	Nagpur/VCA	2002/03
5	8/59	SB Jakati	Goa v And	Dhanbad	2016/17

1	8/53	JM Patel	Guj v Ser	Ahm’bad/PPG	1950/51
2	8/21	JM Patel	Guj v Sau	Surat	1960/61
3	8/31	RV Dhruve	Guj v Raj	Ahm’bad/Mot	2012/13
4	8/151	RH Bhatt	Guj v Pun	Mohali	2015/16
5	8/40	CT Gaja	Guj v Raj	Surat	2017/18
6	8/148	SA Desai	Guj v Vid	Nagpur	2018/19

1	8/55	R Goel	Har v Rlys	Del/KSS	1973/74
2	8/38	Kapil Dev	Har v Ser	Rohtak	1977/78
3	8/87	R Goel	Har v Del	Del/FSK	1979/80
4	8/67	P Jain	Har v HP	Bhiwani	1993/94
5	8/24	J Sharma	Har v Vid	Nagpur/VCA	2004/05
6	8/40	HV Patel	Har v Kar	Bangalore	2011/12
7	8/34	HV Patel	Har v Raj	Lahli	2011/12

1	9/61	CT Sarwate	Hol v Mys	Indore	1945/46

1	8/73	P Tata Rao	Hyd v Mad	Sec’bad/G	1934/35
2	9/53	Ghulam Ahmed	Hyd v Mad	Sec’bad	1947/48
3	8/107	Ibrahim Khan	Hyd v Mad	Hyd/LBS	1950/51
4	8/55	Habib Khan	Hyd v Ker	Warangal	1960/61
5	8/45	B Mahendra Kumar	Hyd v And	Anantapur	1962/63
6	8/51	Habib Khan	Hyd v Ker	Calicut	1963/64
7	8/54	Kaleem/ul/Haq	Hyd v And	Visakhapatnam	1964/65
8	8/83	Mumtaz Hussain	Hyd v Del	Del/FSK	1970/71
9	8/89	Arshad Ayub	Hyd v Kar	Dharwar	1990/91
10	8/86	Kanwaljit Singh	Hyd v Del	Sec’bad/G	1998/99

1	8/49	R Kapoor	J+K v SPun	Patiala	1963/64
2	8/33	R Pandit	J+K v Ser	Srinagar	1986/87
3	8/85	Parvez Rasool	J+K v Ser	Del	2018/19

1	8/99	BK Garudachar	Mys v Mad	Bangalore/CCG	1941/42
2	9/72	BS Chandrasekhar	Mys v Ker	Bijapur	1969/70
3	8/50	EAS Prasanna	Mys v And	Belgaum	1970/71
4	8/123	AR Bhat	Kar v Bom	Bangalore	1981/82
5	8/22	RMH Binny	Kar v Har	Faridabad	1982/83
6	8/70	AR Bhat	Kar v Ker	Gulbarga	1983/84
7	8/43	AR Bhat	Kar v T N	Bangalore	1987/88
8	8/55	DJ Johnson	Kar v Asm	Bangalore	1993/94
9	8/41	A Kumble	Kar v Ker	Thalassery	1994/95
10	8/58	A Kumble	Kar v Ker	Thalassery	1994/95
11	8/32	R Vinay Kumar	Kar v Del	Del/Ros	2009/10
12	8/60	K Gowtham	Kar v T N	Dindigul	2019/20

1	9/45	Amarjith Singh	Ker v And	Kannur	1971/72
2	8/108	TS Mahadevan	Ker v Hyd	Thalassery	1985/86
3	8/57	KNA Padmanabhan	Ker v And	Kottayam	1993/94
4	8/25	B Ramprakash	Ker v Kar	Palakkad	1996/97
5	8/51	CP Shahid	Ker v J+K	Perintalmanna	2012/13
6	8/85	Jalaj S Saxena	Ker v Raj	Thumba	2017/18
7	8/45	Jalaj S Saxena	Ker v And	Thumba	2018/19

1	8/55	SK Girdhari	Kwar v Guj	Ahm’bad/GCG	1947/48

1	8/73	AA Sanklecha	Mah v Asm	Chennai	2016/16
2	8/98	SM Fallah	Mah v Bar	Pune Club Grd	2009/10
3	8/93	GS Todalbaji	Mah v Guj	Surat	1961/62
4	8/20	AA Darekar	Mah v Hyd	Hyd/RGS	2011/12
5	8/43	MV Sane	Mah v J+K	Pune	2002/03
6	8/108	SS Bachhav	Mah v Rlys	Del	2018/19
7	9/35	VB Ranjane	Mah v Sau	K’vasla/NDA	1956/57
8	8/42	SN Mohol	Mah v Sau	Morvi	1964/65
9	8/72	IR Siddiqui	Mah v Sau	Pune/NS	1999/00
10	8/59	CP Kulkarni	Mah v Ser	Aurangabad	2003/04

1	8/22	RR Singh	Mani v Miz	Kolkata	2019/20

1	9/52	R Sanjay Yadav	Meg v Nag	Sovima	2019/20
2	8/31	R Sanjay Yadav	Meg v Pcry	Mangaldoi	2019/20

1	8/56	G Lalbiakvela	Miz v Sim	Bhubaneswar	2019/20

1	8/100	SS Lahore	MP v Vid	Raipur	1986/87
2	8/66	ND Hirwani	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	1993/94
3	8/52	ND Hirwani	MP v Vid	Nagpur/VCA	1993/94
4	8/80	JP Yadav	MP v Vid	Indore/NS	2000/01
5	8/132	SP Pandey	MP v Rlys	Indore/MUTCG	2001/02
6	8/127	YA Golwalkar	MP v Rlys	Indore/MUTCG	2004/05
7	8/84	IC Pandey	MP v Rlys	Indore/HS	2013/14
8	8/58	Jalaj S Saxena	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	2015/16
9	8/96	Jalaj S Saxena	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	2015/16
10	8/102	IC Pandey	MP v Pun	Rohtak	2016/17

1	8/94	Amir Elahi	NInd v SPun	Patiala	1937/38

1	8/62	L Amar Singh	Naw v Bom	Poona/DG	1936/37
2	8/25	SN Banerjee	Naw v Mah	Jamnagar	1941/42

1	8/50	ND Bardhan	Ori v Bih	Jamshedpur	1949/50
2	8/78	SK Satpathy	Ori v Asm	Cuttack	1959/60
3	8/64	M Saudagar	Ori v Asm	Sambalpur	1987/88
4	8/22	S Kumar Prasad	Ori v Bih	Hazaribagh	1988/89
5	9/52	S Kumar Prasad	Ori v Tri	Agartala	1990/91

1	8/37	Umesh Kumar	Pun v Del	Del	1974/75
2	8/38	D Chopra	Pun v Ser	Del/Palam A	1986/87
3	8/97	V Khanna	Pun v Rlys	Mohali	2015/16

1	8/99	SA Durani	Raj v Bom	Udaipur	1960/61
2	8/45	SP Gupte	Raj v Vid	VCA	1962/63
3	8/64	V Bhan Singh	Raj v Vid	Hinganghat	1982/83
4	8/60	SV Mudkavi	Raj v Rlys	Kota/JKG	1984/85
5	10/78	P Sunderam	Raj v Vid	Jodhpur	1985/86
6	8/10	DL Chahar	Raj v Hyd	Jaipur	2010/11
7	8/32	Pankaj Singh	Raj v Tri	Kota	2010/11

1	8/75	SS Deshmukh	Rlys v SPun	Del/KSS	1961/62
2	9/25	S Hyder Ali	Rlys v J+K	Del/KSS	1969/70
3	8/100	AD Solkar	Rlys v Del	Del/KSS	1972/73
4	8/54	G Desai	Rlys v Ser	Del/KSS	1974/75
5	8/65	KS Parida	Rlys v MP	Indore/MUTCG	2001/02
6	8/68	KS Parida	Rlys v MP	Indore/MUTCG	2004/05
7	8/40	M Kartik	Rlys v Del	Del/KSS	2005/06
8	8/97	KV Sharma	Rlys v Raj	Bhubaneswar	2012/13
9	8/48	RL Mali	Rlys v Bar	Vadodara	2013/14

1	8/27	Rajinder Pal	SPun v J+K	Srinagar	1966/67

1	8/54	VM Muddiah	Ser v SPun	Patiala	1949/50
2	8/71	Iqbal Karan	Ser v E Pun	Amritsar	1950/51
3	8/71	G Inder Dev	Ser v J+K	Srinagar	1964/65
4	8/37	G Inder Dev	Ser v J+K	Jammu	1968/69
5	8/49	SK Porel	Ser v J+K	Srinagar	1976/77
6	8/41	GS Shaktawat	Ser v Pun	C’garh/S16	1979/80

1	9/50	KS Kannan	Mad v Hyd	Sec’bad	1947/48
2	8/37	V Thambuswamy	Mad v And	Guntur	1967/68
3	9/76	VV Kumar	Mad v Ker	Tirunelveli	1969/70
4	8/40	S Valson	T N v And	Vijayawada	1981/82
5	9/54	TA Sekhar	T N v Ker	Palakkad	1982/83
6	8/114	D Vasu	T N v Kar	Chepauk	1994/95

1	8/133	TK Chanda	Tri v HP	Agartala	2011/12

1	8/119	AW Zaidi	UP v Har	Faridabad	1990/91
2	9/152	RS Hans	UP v Kar	Mohan Nagar	1977/78
3	8/125	Jasbir Singh	UP v MP	Bhilai	1993/94
4	9/59	G Sharma	UP v Raj	Kanpur/K	1989/90
5	9/45	AW Zaidi	UP v Vid	Kanpur	1999/00
6	8/25	RS Hans	UP v Vid	Pilibhit	1981/82
7	8/120	KK Sharma	UP v Vid	Nagpur/VCA	1986/87
8	8/68	P Kumar	UP v Del	Mum/WS	2007/08

1	8/15	Firasat Hussain	UPro v SPun	Amritsar	1936/37
2	8/42	Bashir Ahmed	UPro v Ben	Kanpur	1945/46

1	8/39	AM Ogiral	Vid v MP	Nagpur/VCA	1967/68
2	8/61	PV Gandhe	Vid v Raj	Alwar	1993/94
3	8/88	PV Gandhe	Vid v Rlys	Nagpur/VCA	1999/00
4	8/82	SR Singh	Vid v Sau	Rajjkot	2005/06

Eight or more wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy as of 2019/20 season

06/04/2021 hrg

Ranji Trophy has witnessed 178 occasions’ bowlers capturing eight or more wickets in an innings in the history of Ranji Trophy upto the end of 2019-20 season. The list include two occasions of bowlers capturing ten wickets in an innings and 22 occasions of a bowlers capturing nine wickets in an innings. The complete list is furnished below

No	W-R	Bowler	Teams	Venue	Season
1	10-20	PM Chatterjee	Ben v Asm	Jorhat	1956/57
2	10-78	P Sunderam	Raj v Vid	Jodhpur	1985/86
3	9-23	AA Chavan	Mum v Pun	Mum-WS	2012/13
4	9-25	S Hyder Ali	Rlys v J+K	Del-KSS	1969/70
5	9-29	FMM Shaikh	Goa v Ser	Del-Palam A	2002/03
6	9-31	Madan Lal	Del v Har	Del-FSK	1979/80
7	9-34	T Gyaneshwar	Del v J+K	Del-FSK	1961/62
8	9-35	VB Ranjane	Mah v Sau	K’vasla-NDA	1956/57
9	9-38	RR Wadkar	Bom v W Ind	Kamnagar	1937/38
10	9-45	Amarjith Singh	Ker v And	Kannur	1971/72
11	9-45	AW Zaidi	UP v Vid	Kanpur	1999/00
12	9-50	KS Kannan	Mad v Hyd	Sec’bad	1947/48
13	9-50	Madan Lal	Del v J+K	Del-Ros	1984/85
14	9-52	S Kumar Prasad	Ori v Tri	Agartala	1990/91
15	9-52	GD Dutta	Asm v Tri	Guwahati-NS	1991/92
16	9-52	R Sanjay Yadav	Meg v Nag	Sovima	2019-20
17	9-53	Ghulam Ahmed	Hyd v Mad	Sec’bad	1947/48
18	9-54	TA Sekhar	T N v Ker	Palakkad	1982/83
19	9-59	G Sharma	UP v Raj	Kanpur-K	1989/90
20	9-61	CT Sarwate	Hol v Mys	Indore	1945/46
21	9-70	S Luthra	Del v Ser	Del-FSK	1976/77
22	9-72	BS Chandrasekhar	Mys v Ker	Bijapur	1969/70
23	9-76	VV Kumar	Mad v Ker	Tirunelveli	1969/70
24	9-152	RS Hans	UP v Kar	Mohan Nagar	1977/78
25	8-10	DL Chahar	Raj v Hyd	Jaipur	2010/11
26	8-12	GS Ramchand	Bom v Sau	Bom-BS	1959/60
27	8-14	VD Sondhi	Del v J+K	Del-FSK	1963/64
28	8-15	Firasat Hussain	UPro v S Pun	Amritsar	1936/37
29	8-16	PK Shivalkar	Bom v T N	Chepauk	1972/73
30	8-17	DV Pardeshi	Bar v Guj	Vadodara	1981/82
31	8-19	PK Shivalkar	Bom v Mys	Bom-BS	1971/72
32	8-20	AA Darekar	Mah v Hyd	Hyd-RGS	2011/12
33	8-21	JM Patel	Guj v Sau	Surat	1960/61
34	8-22	RMH Binny	Kar v Har	Faridabad	1982/83
35	8-22	S Kumar Prasad	Ori v Bih	Hazaribagh	1988/89
36	8-22	RR Singh	Man v Miz	Kolkata	2019-20
37	8-23	GD Dutta	Asm v Tri	Mangoldoi	1999/00
38	8-24	J Sharma	Har v Vid	Nagpur-VCA	2004/05
39	8-25	SN Banerjee	Naw v Mah	Jamnagar	1941/42
40	8-25	RS Hans	UP v Vid	Pilibhit	1981/82
41	8-25	B Ramprakash	Ker v Kar	Palakkad	1996/97
42	8-27	Rajinder Pal	S Pun v J+K	Srinagar	1966/67
43	8-29	P Sitaram	Del v EPun	Del-FSK	1958/59
44	8-29	SP Purkayastha	Asm v Hyd	Hyd-RGS	2014/15
45	8-31	RV Dhruve	Guj v Raj	Ahm’bad-Mot	2012/13
46	8-31	R Sanjay Yadav	Meg v Pcry	Mangaldoi	2019-20
47	8-32	R Vinay Kumar	Kar v Del	Del-Ros	2009/10
48	8-32	Pankaj Singh	Raj v Tri	Kota	2010/11
49	8-33	R Pandit	J+K v Ser	Srinagar	1986/87
50	8-34	HV Patel	Har v Raj	Lahli	2011/12
51	8-37	V Thambuswamy	Mad v And	Guntur	1967/68
52	8-37	G Inder Dev	Ser v J+K	Jammu	1968/69
53	8-37	Umesh Kumar	Pun v Del	Del	1974/75
54	8-38	Kapil Dev	Har v Ser	Rohtak	1977/78
55	8-38	D Chopra	Pun v Ser	Del-Palam A	1986/87
56	8-39	MS Hardikar	Bom v Ben	Calcutta	1955/56
57	8-39	AM Ogiral	Vid v MPra	Nagpur-VCA	1967/68
58	8-40	HJ Vajifdar	Bom v NInd	Bom-Gym	1934/35
59	8-40	S Luthra	Del v Ser	Del-AHQ	1973/74
60	8-40	S Valson	T N v And	Vijayawada	1981/82
61	8-40	M Kartik	Rlys v Del	Del-KSS	2005/06
62	8-40	HV Patel	Har v Kar	Bangalore	2011/12
63	8-40	CT Gaja	Guj v Raj	Surat	2017-18
64	8-41	GS Shaktawat	Ser v Pun	C’garh-S16	1979/80
65	8-41	A Kumble	Kar v Ker	Thalassery	1994/95
66	8-42	Bashir Ahmed	UPro v Ben	Kanpur	1945/46
67	8-42	SN Mohol	Mah v Sau	Morvi	1964/65
68	8-43	BK Bose	Bih v Asm	Jamshedpur	1957/58
69	8-43	AR Bhat	Kar v T N	Bangalore	1987/88
70	8-43	MV Sane	Mah v J+K	Pune	2002/03
71	8-45	SP Gupte	Raj v Vid	VCA	1962/63
72	8-45	B Mahendra Kumar	Hyd v And	Anantapur	1962/63
73	8-45	Jalaj S Saxena	Ker v And	Thumba	2018-19
74	8-46	DS Mukherjee	Ben v Bih	Jamshedpur	1959/60
75	8-46	B Mahendra Kumar	And v Ker	Trivandrum	1967/68
76	8-48	Maninder Singh	Del v Pun	Patiala	1981/82
77	8-48	RL Mali	Rlys v Bar	Vadodara	2013/14
78	8-49	R Kapoor	J+K v S Pun	Patiala	1963/64
79	8-49	SK Porel	Ser v J+K	Srinagar	1976/77
80	8-50	ND Bardhan	Ori v Bih	Jamshedpur	1949/50
81	8-50	EAS Prasanna	Mys v And	Belgaum	1970/71
82	8-51	Habib Khan	Hyd v Ker	Calicut	1963/64
83	8-51	CP Shahid	Ker v J+K	Perintalmanna	2012/13
84	8-51	Ashutosh Aman	Bih v Meg	Shillong	2018-19
85	8-52	ND Hirwani	MP v Vid	Nagpur-VCA	1993/94
86	8-53	JM Patel	Guj v Ser	Ahm’bad-PPG	1950/51
87	8-53	CR Williams	Bar v Sau	Rajkot	1971/72
88	8-54	VM Muddiah	Ser v S Pun	Patiala	1949/50
89	8-54	Rajinder Pal	Del v Rlys	Del-FSK	1959/60
90	8-54	Kaleem-ul-Haq	Hyd v And	Visakhapatnam	1964/65
91	8-54	G Desai	Rlys v Ser	Del-KSS	1974/75
92	8-54	Maninder Singh	Del v Har	Del-FSK	1985/86
93	8-54	US Chatterjee	Ben v Hyd	Kolkata	2003/04
94	8-55	SK Girdhari	Kwar v Guj	Ahm’bad-GCG	1947/48
95	8-55	Habib Khan	Hyd v Ker	Warangal	1960/61
96	8-55	R Goel	Har v Rlys	Del-KSS	1973/74
97	8-55	DJ Johnson	Kar v Asm	Bangalore	1993/94
98	8-56	G Lalbiakvela	Miz v Sim	Bhubaneswar	2019-20
99	8-57	KNA Padmanabhan	Ker v And	Kottayam	1993/94
100	8-58	A Kumble	Kar v Ker	Thalassery	1994/95
101	8-58	Jalaj S Saxena	MPra v Rlys	Gwalior	2015-16
102	8-59	PM Chatterjee	Ben v MP	Calcutta	1955/56
103	8-59	CP Kulkarni	Mah v Ser	Aurangabad	2003/04
104	8-59	SB Jakati	Goa v And	Dhanbad	2016-17
105	8-60	SV Mudkavi	Raj v Rlys	Kota-JKG	1984/85
106	8-60	K Gowtham	Kar v T N	Dindigul	2019-20
107	8-61	PV Gandhe	Vid v Raj	Alwar	1993/94
108	8-62	L Amar Singh	Naw v Bom	Poona-DG	1936/37
109	8-63	M Kakoti	Asm v Tri	G’hati-NEFRS	1987/88
110	8-64	V Bhan Singh	Raj v Vid	Hinganghat	1982/83
111	8-64	M Saudagar	Ori v Asm	Sambalpur	1987/88
112	8-65	NY Satham	Bar v Guj	Surat-RIGG	1980/81
113	8-65	KS Parida	Rlys v MP	Indore-MUTCG	2001/02
114	8-66	ND Hirwani	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	1993/94
115	8-67	P Jain	Har v HPra	Bhiwani	1993/94
116	8-68	KS Parida	Rlys v MP	Indore-MUTCG	2004/05
117	8-68	P Kumar	UP v Del	Mum-WS	2007/08
118	8-70	AR Bhat	Kar v Ker	Gulbarga	1983/84
119	8-71	Iqbal Karan	Ser v E Pun	Amritsar	1950/51
120	8-71	G Inder Dev	Ser v J+K	Srinagar	1964/65
121	8-72	IR Siddiqui	Mah v Sau	Pune-NS	1999/00
122	8-73	P Tata Rao	Hyd v Mad	Sec’bad-G	1934/35
123	8-73	AA Sanklecha	Mah v Asm	Chennai	2016-16
124	8-75	SS Deshmukh	Rlys v S Pun	Del-KSS	1961/62
125	8-76	SK Sharma	Del v Bih	Del-FSK	1989/90
126	8-78	SK Satpathy	Ori v Asm	Cuttack	1959/60
127	8-80	JP Yadav	MP v Vid	Indore-NS	2000/01
128	8-82	SR Singh	Vid v Sau	Rajjkot	2005/06
129	8-83	Mumtaz Hussain	Hyd v Del	Del-FSK	1970/71
130	8-83	SV Mudkavi	Goa v And	Kakinada	1995/96
131	8-83	AK Das	Asm v Pun	Valsad	2015-16
132	8-84	IC Pandey	MP v Rlys	Indore-HS	2013/14
133	8-85	Jalaj S Saxena	Ker v Raj	Thumba	2017-18
134	8-85	Parvez Rasool	J + K v Ser	Del	2018-19
135	8-86	Kanwaljit Singh	Hyd v Del	Sec’bad-G	1998/99
136	8-87	R Goel	Har v Del	Del-FSK	1979/80
137	8-88	PV Gandhe	Vid v Rlys	Nagpur-VCA	1999/00
138	8-89	Arshad Ayub	Hyd v Kar	Dharwar	1990/91
139	8-90	VS Hazare	Bar v Mah	Bar-CCG	1946/47
140	8-91	KK Tarapore	Bom v Nawa	Bom-BS	1939/40
141	8-91	RJ Shastri	Bom v Del	Bom-WS	1984/85
142	8-93	CS Nayudu	Bar v Nawa	Bar-CCG	1939/40
143	8-93	GS Todalbaji	Mah v Guj	Surat	1961/62
144	8-94	Amir Elahi	N Ind v S Pun	Patiala	1937/38
145	8-96	Jalaj S Saxena	MPra v Rlys	Gwalior	2015-16
146	8-97	KV Sharma	Rlys v Raj	Bhubaneswar	2012/13
147	8-97	V Khanna	Pun v Rlys	Mohali	2015/16
148	8-98	SM Fallah	Mah v Bar	Pune Club Grd	2009/10
149	8-99	BK Garudachar	Mys v Mad	Bangalore-CCG	1941/42
150	8-99	SA Durani	Raj v Bom	Udaipur	1960/61
151	8-100	AD Solkar	Rlys v Del	Del-KSS	1972/73
152	8-100	SS Lahore	MP v Vid	Raipur	1986/87
153	8-102	RC Thakkar	Bom v Mah	Kolhapur	1982/83
154	8-102	IC Pandey	MP v Pun	Rohtak	2016-17
155	8-104	S Kundu	Ben v Del	Calcutta	1960/61
156	8-107	Ibrahim Khan	Hyd v Mad	Hyd-LBS	1950/51
157	8-108	TS Mahadevan	Ker v Hyd	Thalassery	1985/86
158	8-108	SS Bachhav	Mah v Rlys	Del	2018-19
159	8-111	BP Gupte	Bom v Del	Del-FSK	1961/62
160	8-111	RR Kulkarni	Bom v Del	Del-FSK	1982/83
161	8-111	FMM Shaikh	Goa v Vid	Nagpur-VCA	2002/03
162	8-112	NY Satham	Bar v Mah	Walchandnagar	1967/68
163	8-114	D Vasu	T N v Kar	Chepauk	1994/95
164	8-118	B Mahendra Kumar	And v Mys	Belgaum	1970/71
165	8-118	Madan Lal	Del v Bom	Bom-WS	1980/81
166	8-119	AW Zaidi	UP v Har	Faridabad	1990/91
167	8-120	KK Sharma	UP v Vid	Nagpur-VCA	1986/87
168	8-123	AR Bhat	Kar v Bom	Bangalore	1981/82
169	8-125	Jasbir Singh	UP v MP	Bhilai	1993/94
170	8-127	YA Golwalkar	MP v Rlys	Indore-MUTCG	2004/05
171	8-130	V Venkatram	Bih v T N	Chepauk	1984/85
172	8-132	SP Pandey	MP v Rlys	Indore-MUTCG	2001/02
173	8-133	TK Chanda	Tri v HP	Agartala	2011/12
174	8-137	CR Williams	Bar v Bom	Bom-WS	1974/75
175	8-148	SA Desai	Guj v Vid	Nagpur	2018-19
176	8-151	RH Bhatt	Guj v Pun	Mohali	2015-16
177	8-162	SG Shinde	Bom v Guj	Ahm’bad-CCG	1950/51
178	8-182	SV Mudkavi	Goa v Kar	Bangalore	1995/96

Jalaj S Saxena owns the record for capturing eight or more wickets in an innings on most occasions in the tournament – four occasions. AR Bhat, B Mahendra Kumar, Madanlal and SV Mudkarvi are the four bowlers who have captured eight or more wickets in an innings on three occasions. Their performance is listed below

No	W-R	Bowler	Teams	Venue	Season
1	8-58	Jalaj S Saxena	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	2015-16
2	8-96	Jalaj S Saxena	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	2015-16
3	8-85	Jalaj S Saxena	Ker v Raj	Thumba	2017-18
4	8-45	Jalaj S Saxena	Ker v And	Thumba	2018-19

1	8-43	AR Bhat	Kar v T N	Bangalore	1987/88
2	8-70	AR Bhat	Kar v Ker	Gulbarga	1983/84
3	8-123	AR Bhat	Kar v Bom	Bangalore	1981/82

1	8-45	B Mahendra Kumar	Hyd v And	Anantapur	1962/63
2	8-46	B Mahendra Kumar	And v Ker	Trivandrum	1967/68
3	8-118	B Mahendra Kumar	And v Mys	Belgaum	1970/71

1	9-31	Madan Lal	Del v Har	Del-FSK	1979/80
2	9-50	Madan Lal	Del v J+K	Del-Ros	1984/85
3	8-118	Madan Lal	Del v Bom	Bom-WS	1980/81

1	8-60	SV Mudkavi	Raj v Rlys	Kota-JKG	1984/85
2	8-83	SV Mudkavi	Goa v And	Kakinada	1995/96
3	8-182	SV Mudkavi	Goa v Kar	Bangalore	1995/96

The following is the list of bowlers who have captured eight or more wickets on two occasions in Ranji Trophy. There are twenty two bowlers who have accomplished such a feat – 21 bowlers for the same team and one bowler for different teams- Rajinder Pal captured 8 for 54 representing Del against Rlys at Del – FSK in 1959-60 season and captured 8 for 27 representing Southern Pun against J+K at Srinagar in 1966-67

No	W-R	Bowler	Teams	Venue	Season
1	8-41	A Kumble	Kar v Ker	Thalassery	1994/95
2	8-58	A Kumble	Kar v Ker	Thalassery	1994/95

1	9-45	AW Zaidi	UP v Vid	Kanpur	1999/00
2	8-119	AW Zaidi	UP v Har	Faridabad	1990/91

1	9-29	FMM Shaikh	Goa v Ser	Del-Palam A	2002/03
2	8-111	FMM Shaikh	Goa v Vid	Nagpur-VCA	2002/03

1	8-37	G Inder Dev	Ser v J+K	Jammu	1968/69
2	8-71	G Inder Dev	Ser v J+K	Srinagar	1964/65

1	9-52	GD Dutta	Asm v Tri	Guwahati-NS	1991/92
2	8-23	GD Dutta	Asm v Tri	Mangoldoi	1999/00

1	8-51	Habib Khan	Hyd v Ker	Calicut	1963/64
2	8-55	Habib Khan	Hyd v Ker	Warangal	1960/61

1	8-34	HV Patel	Har v Raj	Lahli,	2011/12
2	8-40	HV Patel	Har v Kar	Bangalore	2011/12

1	8-21	JM Patel	Guj v Sau	Surat	1960/61
2	8-53	JM Patel	Guj v Ser	Ahm’bad-PPG	1950/51

1	8-65	KS Parida	Rlys v MP	IndoreMUTCG	2001/02
2	8-68	KS Parida	Rlys v MP	IndoreMUTCG	2004/05

1	8-48	Maninder Singh	Del v Pun	Patiala	1981/82
2	8-54	Maninder Singh	Del v Har	Del-FSK	1985/86

1	8-52	ND Hirwani	MP v Vid	Nagpur-VCA	1993/94
2	8-66	ND Hirwani	MP v Rlys	Gwalior	1993/94

1	8-65	NY Satham	Bar v Guj	Surat-RIGG	1980/81
2	8-112	NY Satham	Bar v Mah	Walchandnagar	1967/68

1	8-16	PK Shivalkar	Bom v T N	Chepauk,	1972/73
2	8-19	PK Shivalkar	Bom v Mys	Bom-BS	1971/72

1	10-20	PM Chatterjee	Ben v Asm	Jorhat	1956/57
2	8-59	PM Chatterjee	Ben v MP	Calcutta	1955/56

1	8-61	PV Gandhe	Vid v Raj	Alwar	1993/94
2	8-88	PV Gandhe	Vid v Rlys	Nagpur-VCA	1999/00

1	8-55	R Goel	Har v Rlys	Del-KSS	1973/74
2	8-87	R Goel	Har v Del	Del-FSK	1979/80

1	8-27	Rajinder Pal	SPun v J+K	Srinagar	1966/67
2	8-54	Rajinder Pal	Del v Rlys	Del-FSK	1959/60

1	9-152	RS Hans	UP v Kar	Mohan Nagar	1977/78
2	8-25	RS Hans	UP v Vid	Pilibhit	1981/82

1	9-52	S Kumar Prasad	Ori v Tri	Agartala	1990/91
2	8-22	S Kumar Prasad	Ori v Bih	Hazaribagh	1988/89

1	9-70	S Luthra	Del v Ser	Del-FSK	1976/77
2	8-40	S Luthra	Del v Ser	Del-AHQ	1973/74

1	8-84	IC Pandey	MP v Rlys	Indore-HS	2013/14
2	8-102	IC Pandey	M. Pra v Pun	Rohtak	2016-17

1	9-52	R Sanjay Yadav	Meg v Nag	Sovima	2019-20
2	8-31	R Sanjay Yadav	Meg v Pry	Mangaldoi	2019-20

One hundred occasions of a batsmen dismissed run out after scoring a century in one day internationals

05/04/2021 hrg

Fakhar Zaman of Pakistan was dismissed run out for 193 against South Africa at Johannesburg on 04.04.21 to provide the 100^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	KWR Fletcher	131	1	Eng	NZl	Nottingham	11 Jun 1975
2	GM Wood	108	1	Aus	Eng	Leeds	08 Jun 1981
3	GR Marsh	104	1	Aus	Ind	Jaipur	07 Sep 1986
4	CA Best	100	2	Win	Eng	Georgetown	07 Mar 1990
5	Ramiz Raja	114	1	Pak	NZl	Sialkot	06 Nov 1990
6	RJ Shastri	109	1	Ind	RSA	New Delhi	14 Nov 1991
7	DC Boon	100	2	Aus	NZl	Auckland	22 Feb 1992
8	PA de Silva	105	2	Srl	Aus	Col-PSS	15 Aug 1992
9	Javed Miandad	107	1	Pak	RSA	East London	15 Feb 1993
10	KR Rutherford	108	1	NZl	Ind	Vadodara	28 Oct 1994
11	SR Tendulkar	115	2	Ind	NZl	Vadodara	28 Oct 1994
12	MJR Rindel	106	1	RSA	Pak	Jo’burg	12 Jan 1995
13	RT Ponting	123	1	Aus	Srl	Melbourne	09 Jan 1996
14	ME Waugh	130	1	Aus	Srl	Perth	12 Jan 1996
15	ME Waugh	126	1	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	27 Feb 1996
16	SR Tendulkar	137	1	Ind	Srl	Delhi	02 Mar 1996
17	RT Ponting	102	1	Aus	Win	Jaipur	04 Mar 1996
18	NS Sidhu	101	1	Ind	Pak	Sharjah	15 Apr 1996
19	SR Tendulkar	110	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	28 Aug 1996
20	JN Rhodes	121	1	RSA	Pak	Nairobi-G	29 Sep 1996
21	ME Waugh	102	1	Aus	Win	Brisbane	05 Jan 1997
22	MS Atapattu	118	1	Srl	Ind	Col-RPS	17 Aug 1997
23	NV Knight	122	1	Eng	Win	Bridgetown	29 Mar 1998
24	BC Lara	110	2	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	29 Mar 1998
25	SR Tendulkar	141	1	Ind	Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
26	GA Hick	109	2	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	26 Jan 1999
27	NC Johnson	101	1	Zim	Ken	Dhaka	23 Mar 1999
28	M Jayawardene	101	1	Srl	Pak	Vizag	27 Mar 1999
29	GW Flower	140	1	Zim	Ken	Dhaka	27 Mar 1999
30	R Dravid	145	1	Ind	Srl	Taunton	26 May 1999
31	ME Waugh	106	1	Aus	Zim	Bulawayo	21 Oct 1999
32	SC Ganguly	100	2	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	12 Jan 2000
33	SL Campbell	103	1	Win	Zim	Kingston	01 Apr 2000
34	ST Jayasuriya	105	1	Srl	Ind	Dhaka	01 Jun 2000
35	Tendulkar	101	1	Ind	Srl	Sharjah	20 Oct 2000
36	RT Ponting	102	2	Aus	Eng	Bristol	10 Jun 2001
37	NJ Astle	117	1	NZl	Ind	Col-RPS	20 Jul 2001
38	DD Ebrahim	121	1	Zim	Ban	Dhaka	25 Nov 2001
39	NV Knight	105	1	Eng	Ind	Delhi	31 Jan 2002
40	Saleem Elahi	108	1	Pak	Zim	Harare	27 Nov 2002
41	V Sehwag	108	2	Ind	NZl	Napier	29 Dec 2002
42	MS Atapattu	101	1	Srl	Aus	Sydney	09 Jan 2003
43	VVS Laxman	102	1	Ind	Aus	Gwalior	26 Oct 2003
44	BC Lara	113	1	Win	Zim	Bulawayo	22 Nov 2003
45	SM Ervine	100	2	Zim	Ind	Adelaide	24 Jan 2004
46	ME Trescothick	130	1	Eng	Win	Gros Islet	01 May 2004
47	Shoaib Malik	118	1	Pak	HKG	Col-SSC	18 Jul 2004
48	ME Trescothick	104	1	Eng	Win	The Oval	25 Sep 2004
49	MS Atapattu	111	1	Srl	Pak	Lahore	14 Oct 2004
50	Mohd Yousuf	105	1	Pak	Win	Perth	01 Feb 2005
51	R Dravid	104	1	Ind	Pak	Kochi	02 Apr 2005
52	Salman Butt	101	1	Pak	Ind	Jamshedpur	09 Apr 2005
53	Yuvraj Singh	103	1	Ind	RSA	Hyd-RGS	16 Nov 2005
54	PG Fulton	112	2	NZl	Srl	Napier	08 Jan 2006
55	CH Gayle	101	1	Win	Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
56	KJ O’Brien	142	1	Ire	Ken	Nairobi-R	02 Feb 2007
57	DJ Reekers	104	1	Net	Ire	Nairobi-G	05 Feb 2007
58	MJ Clarke	130	1	Aus	Ind	Bengaluru	29 Sep 2007
59	HH Gibbs	102	1	RSA	Pak	Lahore	18 Oct 2007
60	JM How	139	2	NZl	Eng	Napier	20 Feb 2008
61	Mohd Ashraful	109	1	Ban	UAE	Lahore	24 Jun 2008
62	V Sehwag	116	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	03 Feb 2009
63	BJ Haddin	109	1	Aus	NZl	Sydney	08 Feb 2009
64	Shakib Al Hasan	104	1	Ban	Zim	Bulawayo	11 Aug 2009
65	H Masakadza	156	1	Zim	Ken	Harare	12 Oct 2009
66	TLW Cooper	101	1	Net	Afg	The Hague	07 Jul 2010
67	HM Amla	110	1	RSA	Zim	Bloemfontein	15 Oct 2010
68	KJ O’Brien	113	2	Ire	Eng	Bengaluru	02 Mar 2011
69	AB de Villiers	134	1	RSA	Net	Mohali	03 Mar 2011
70	AN Cook	119	1	Eng	Srl	Lord’s	03 Jul 2011
71	MJ Clarke	117	1	Aus	Srl	Adelaide	06 Mar 2012
72	G Gambhir	102	2	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	28 Jul 2012
73	KJ Coetzer	133	1	Sco	Afg	Sharjah	08 Mar 2013
74	Tamim Iqbal	112	1	Ban	Srl	Hambantota	23 Mar 2013
75	A Shehzad	102	1	Pak	RSA	P Elizabeth	27 Nov 2013
76	JC Buttler	121	2	Eng	Srl	Lord’s	31 May 2014
77	V Kohli	127	1	Ind	Win	Dharamsala	17 Oct 2014
78	L Siaka	109	2	PNG	HKG	Townsville	09 Nov 2014
79	AJ Finch	135	1	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	14 Feb 2015
80	Mahmudullah	103	1	Ban	Eng	Adelaide	09 Mar 2015
81	MDKJ Perera	116	1	Srl	Pak	Hambantota	26 Jul 2015
82	Q de Kock	103	1	RSA	Ind	Rajkot	18 Oct 2015
83	M Rahim	107	1	Ban	Zim	Dhaka	07 Nov 2015
84	RG Sharma	124	1	Ind	Aus	Brisbane	15 Jan 2016
85	JE Root	125	1	Eng	RSA	Centurion	09 Feb 2016
86	DA Warner	173	2	Aus	RSA	Cape Town	12 Oct 2016
87	E Lewis	148	2	Win	Srl	Bulawayo	23 Nov 2016
88	DA Warner	156	1	Aus	NZl	Melbourne	09 Dec 2016
89	EJG Morgan	102	2	Eng	Ind	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
90	EJG Morgan	107	1	Eng	Win	N Sound	03 Mar 2017
91	Rohan Mustafa	109	1	UAE	PNG	A Dhabi	04 Apr 2017
92	KS Williamson	100	1	NZl	Aus	Birmingham	02 Jun 2017
93	HM Amla	103	1	RSA	Srl	The Oval	03 Jun 2017
94	SO Hetmyer	125	1	Win	Ban	Providence	25 Jul 2018
95	S Dhawan	114	2	Ind	Pak	Dub-DSC	23 Sep 2018
96	AT Rayudu	100	1	Ind	Win	Mum-BS	29 Oct 2018
97	A Balbirnie	101	2	Ire	Zim	Bready	01 Jul 2019
98	A Vala	104	2	PNG	Nam	Lauderhill	23 Sep 2019
99	PR Stirling	142	2	Ire	Eng	Southampton	04 Aug 2020
100	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

It also provides the eighth occasion of a Pakistan batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ramiz Raja	114	1	Pak	NZl	Sialkot	06 Nov 1990
2	Javed Miandad	107	1	Pak	RSA	East London	15 Feb 1993
3	Saleem Elahi	108	1	Pak	Zim	Harare	27 Nov 2002
4	Shoaib Malik	118	1	Pak	HKG	Col-SSC	18 Jul 2004
5	Mohd Yousuf	105	1	Pak	Win	Perth	01 Feb 2005
6	Salman Butt	101	1	Pak	Ind	Jamshedpur	09 Apr 2005
7	A Shehzad	102	1	Pak	RSA	P Elizabeth	27 Nov 2013
8	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

It also provides the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in one day internationals against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RJ Shastri	109	1	Ind	RSA	New Delhi	14 Nov 1991
2	Javed Miandad	107	1	Pak	RSA	East London	15 Feb 1993
3	Yuvraj Singh	103	1	Ind	RSA	Hyd-RGS	16 Nov 2005
4	A Shehzad	102	1	Pak	RSA	P Elizabeth	27 Nov 2013
5	JE Root	125	1	Eng	RSA	Centurion	09 Feb 2016
6	DA Warner	173	2	Aus	RSA	Cape Town	12 Oct 2016
7	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

Fakhar Zaman of Pakistan was dismissed run out for 193 against South Africa at Johannesburg on 04.04.21 to provide the fourth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring 150 plus in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below. He became the third batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring 150 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. DA Warner has been dismissed run out after scoring 150 plus runs on two occasions. The following table lists the four occasions

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021
2	DA Warner	173	2	Aus	RSA	Cape Town	12 Oct 2016
3	H Masakadza	156	1	Zim	Ken	Harare	12 Oct 2009
4	DA Warner	156	1	Aus	NZl	Melbourne	09 Dec 2016

India’s SR Tendulkar holds the record for getting dismissed run out after scoring a century on most occasions – Five. He is followed by ME Waugh of Australia who has been dismissed run out after scoring a century on four occasions. MS Atapattu and RT Ponting have been dismissed on three occasions.

BC Lara, DA Warner, EJG Morgan, HM Amla, KH O’Brien, ME Trescothick, MJ Clarke, NV Knight, R Dravid and V Sehwag are the batsmen who have been dismissed run out after scoring a century in an innings in ODI

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SR Tendulkar	115	2	Ind	NZl	Vadodara	28 Oct 1994
2	SR Tendulkar	137	1	Ind	Srl	Delhi	02 Mar 1996
3	SR Tendulkar	110	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	28 Aug 1996
4	SR Tendulkar	141	1	Ind	Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
4	SR Tendulkar	101	1	Ind	Srl	Sharjah	20 Oct 2000

1	ME Waugh	130	1	Aus	Srl	Perth	12 Jan 1996
2	ME Waugh	126	1	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	27 Feb 1996
3	ME Waugh	102	1	Aus	Win	Brisbane	05 Jan 1997
4	ME Waugh	106	1	Aus	Zim	Bulawayo	21 Oct 1999

1	MS Atapattu	118	1	Srl	Ind	Col-RPS	17 Aug 1997
2	MS Atapattu	101	1	Srl	Aus	Sydney	09 Jan 2003
3	MS Atapattu	111	1	Srl	Pak	Lahore	14 Oct 2004

1	RT Ponting	123	1	Aus	Srl	Melbourne	09 Jan 1996
2	RT Ponting	102	1	Aus	Win	Jaipur	04 Mar 1996
3	RT Ponting	102	2	Aus	Eng	Bristol	10 Jun 2001

1	BC Lara	110	2	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	29 Mar 1998
2	BC Lara	113	1	Win	Zim	Bulawayo	22 Nov 2003

1	DA Warner	173	2	Aus	RSA	Cape Town	12 Oct 2016
2	DA Warner	156	1	Aus	NZl	Melbourne	09 Dec 2016

1	EJG Morgan	102	2	Eng	Ind	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
2	EJG Morgan	107	1	Eng	Win	N Sound	03 Mar 2017

1	HM Amla	110	1	RSA	Zim	Bloemfontein	15 Oct 2010
2	HM Amla	103	1	RSA	Srl	The Oval	03 Jun 2017

1	KJ O’Brien	142	1	Ire	Ken	Nairobi-R	02 Feb 2007
2	KJ O’Brien	113	2	Ire	Eng	Bengaluru	02 Mar 2011

1	Trescothick	130	1	Eng	Win	Gros Islet	01 May 2004
2	Trescothick	104	1	Eng	Win	The Oval	25 Sep 2004

1	MJ Clarke	130	1	Aus	Ind	Bengaluru	29 Sep 2007
2	MJ Clarke	117	1	Aus	Srl	Adelaide	06 Mar 2012

1	NV Knight	122	1	Eng	Win	Bridgetown	29 Mar 1998
2	NV Knight	105	1	Eng	Ind	Delhi	31 Jan 2002

1	R Dravid	145	1	Ind	Srl	Taunton	26 May 1999
2	R Dravid	104	1	Ind	Pak	Kochi	02 Apr 2005

1	V Sehwag	108	2	Ind	NZl	Napier	29 Dec 2002
2	V Sehwag	116	1	Ind	Srl	Col-RPS	03 Feb 2009

The following six batsmen have been dismissed run out after scoring exact century – 100 – in the annals of one day internationals.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CA Best	100	2	Win	Eng	Georgetown	07 Mar 1990
2	DC Boon	100	2	Aus	NZl	Auckland	22 Feb 1992
3	SC Ganguly	100	2	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	12 Jan 2000
4	SM Ervine	100	2	Zim	Ind	Adelaide	24 Jan 2004
5	KS Williamson	100	1	NZl	Aus	Birmingham	02 Jun 2017
6	AT Rayudu	100	1	Ind	Win	Mum-BS	29 Oct 2018

Batsman’s 150 plus scores in a losing cause in one day internationals

05/04/2021 hrg

Fakhar Zaman of Pakistan scored 193 against South Africa at Johannesburg on 04.04.21 only to witness his team losing the game by 17 runs to provide the 18^th occasion of a batsman’s score of 150 plus in losing cause in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	RA Smith	167*	1	Eng	Aus	B’ ham	21 May 1993
2	CH Gayle	152*	1	Win	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Feb 2004
3	RT Ponting	164	1	Aus	RSA	Jo’burg	12 Mar 2006
4	ML Hayden	181*	1	Aus	NZl	Hamilton	20 Feb 2007
5	CK Coventry	194*	1	Zim	Ban	Bulawayo	16 Aug 2009
6	Tendulkar	175	2	Ind	Aus	Hyd-RGS	05 Nov 2009
7	TM Dilshan	160	2	Srl	Ind	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
8	TM Dilshan	160*	1	Srl	Ind	Hobart	28 Feb 2012
9	GJ Bailey	156	1	Aus	Ind	Nagpur	30 Oct 2013
10	KJ Coetzer	156	1	Sco	Ban	Nelson	05 Mar 2015
11	RG Sharma	150	2	Ind	RSA	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
12	RG Sharma	171*	1	Ind	Aus	Perth	12 Jan 2016
13	DA Warner	173	2	Aus	RSA	C Town	12 Oct 2016
14	E Lewis	176*	1	Win	Eng	The Oval	27 Sep 2017
15	TP Ura	151	1	PNG	Ire	Harare	06 Mar 2018
16	CH Gayle	162	2	Win	Eng	Greneda	27 Feb 2019
17	Imam-ul-Haq	151	1	Pak	Eng	Bristol	14 May 2019
18	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

CH Gayle, RG Sharma and TM Dilshan are the three batsmen who have witnessed their teams losing the game when they scored 150 plus runs on three occasions.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CH Gayle	152*	1	Win	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Feb 2004
2	CH Gayle	162	2	Win	Eng	Greneda	27 Feb 2019

1	RG Sharma	150	2	Ind	RSA	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
2	RG Sharma	171*	1	Ind	Aus	Perth	12 Jan 2016

1	TM Dilshan	160	2	Srl	Ind	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
2	TM Dilshan	160*	1	Srl	Ind	Hobart	28 Feb 2012

Fakhar Zaman became the fifth batsman to witness his score of 150 plus in a losing cause. All such batsmen are listed in the following table

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CH Gayle	152*	1	Win	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Feb 2004
2	RT Ponting	164	1	Aus	RSA	Jo’burg	12 Mar 2006
3	RG Sharma	150	2	Ind	RSA	Kanpur	11 Oct 2015
4	DA Warner	173	2	Aus	RSA	C Town	12 Oct 2016
5	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

Fakhar Zaman became the second batsman to witness his score of 150 plus in a losing cause after Imam-ul-Haq. Both batsmen are listed in the following table

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Imam-ul-Haq	151	1	Pak	Eng	Bristol	14 May 2019
2	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

Fakhar Zaman’s 193 is the second best score in a losing cause. Zimbabwe batsman CK Coventry’s 194 not out against Bangladesh at Bulawayo on 16.08.09 remains the highest score in a losing cause

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CK Coventry	194*	1	Zim	Ban	Bulawayo	16 Aug 2009
1	Fakhar Zaman	193	2	Pak	RSA	Jo’burg	04 Apr 2021

Pakistan losing a one day international after posting 300 plus runs

05/04/2021 hrg

Pakistan lost the second one day against South Africa at Johannesburg on 04 Apr 2021 by 17 runs after posting 324 for the loss of nine wickets to provide the 152^nd occasion of a team losing a one day game after posting 300 plus runs. It also provides the 16^th occasion of Pakistan losing a one day game after posting 300 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Margin	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Pak	315/10	2	34 runs	Srl	Singapore	02.04.96
2	Pak	314/05	1	03 wkts	Ind	Dhaka	18.01.98
3	Pak	315/08	1	06 wkts	Aus	Lahore	10.11.98
4	Pak	304/09	1	05 wkts	Eng	Karachi	24.10.00
5	Pak	303/10	2	04 runs	NZl	Wellington	17.01.04
6	Pak	344/08	2	05 runs	Ind	Karachi	13.03.04
7	Pak	329/06	1	06 wkts	Ind	Dhaka	18.03.12
8	Pak	309/10	2	34 runs	RSA	Jo’burg	17.03.13
9	Pak	312/10	2	57 runs	Aus	Adelaide	26.01.17
10	Pak	308/05	1	04 wkts	Win	Providence	07.04.17
11	Pak	317/06	1	13 runs	RSA	Centurion	25.01.19
12	Pak	307/07	2	20 runs	Aus	Dub-DSC	31.03.19
13	Pak	361/07	2	12 runs	Eng	Southampton	11.05.19
14	Pak	358/09	1	06 wkts	Eng	Bristol	14.05.19
15	Pak	340/07	1	03 wkts	Eng	Nottingham	17.05.19
16	Pak	324/09	2	17 runs	RSA	Jo’burg	04.04.21

It also provides the ninth occasion of Pakistan losing a one day game by runs margin after posting 300 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Margin	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Pak	303/10	2	04 runs	NZl	Wellington	17.01.04
2	Pak	344/08	2	05 runs	Ind	Karachi	13.03.04
3	Pak	361/07	2	12 runs	Eng	Southampton	11.05.19
4	Pak	317/06	1	13 runs	RSA	Centurion	25.01.19
5	Pak	324/09	2	17 runs	RSA	Jo’burg	04.04.21
6	Pak	307/07	2	20 runs	Aus	Dub-DSC	31.03.19
7	Pak	315/10	2	34 runs	Srl	Singapore	02.04.96
8	Pak	309/10	2	34 runs	RSA	Jo’burg	17.03.13
9	Pak	312/10	2	57 runs	Aus	Adelaide	26.01.17

It also provides the 13th occasion of a team losing a one day game by runs margin after posting 300 plus runs against South Africa. It also provides the third occasion of Pakistan losing a one day game by runs margin after posting 300 plus runs against South Africa. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	I	Margin	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Pak	317/06	1	13 runs	RSA	Centurion	25.01.19
2	Pak	324/09	2	17 runs	RSA	Jo’burg	04.04.21
3	Pak	309/10	2	34 runs	RSA	Jo’burg	17.03.13

Sri Lankan batsmen – one scoring a ninety and another a century in the same test innings

04/04/2021 hrg

BOP Fernando {91}, P Nissanka {103} and N Dickwella {96} scored nineties and century in the third innings of the test against West Indies at North Sound in the first test of the just concluded series to provide the 21^st occasion of at least Sri Lanka’s one batsman scoring a ninety and another scoring a century in the same test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	1	S Wettimuny	157	1	Pak	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982
	2	RL Dias	98	1	Pak	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982
	3	RS Madugalle	91*	1	Pak	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982

2	1	RL Dias	97	3	Ind	Chennai	17 Sep 1982
	2	LRD Mendis	105	3	Ind	Chennai	17 Sep 1982

3	1	SAR Silva	111	1	Ind	Col-PSS	06 Sep 1985
	2	RL Dias	95	1	Ind	Col-PSS	06 Sep 1985

4	1	RS Mahanama	109	1	NZl	Col-SSC	06 Dec 1992
	2	HP Tillakaratne	93	1	NZl	Col-SSC	06 Dec 1992

5	1	HP Tillakaratne	108	3	NZl	Dunedin	18 Mar 1995
	2	A Ranatunga	90	3	NZl	Dunedin	18 Mar 1995

6	1	M Jayawardene	91	2	Zim	Harare	26 Nov 1999
	2	TM Dilshan	163*	2	Zim	Harare	26 Nov 1999

7	1	Sangakkara	140	2	Win	Galle	13 Nov 2001
	2	M Jayawardene	99	2	Win	Galle	13 Nov 2001

8	1	ST Jayasuriya	92	1	Zim	Col-SSC	27 Dec 2001
	2	Sangakkara	128	1	Zim	Col-SSC	27 Dec 2001
	3	HP Tillakaratne	96	1	Zim	Col-SSC	27 Dec 2001
	4	Samaraweera	123*	1	Zim	Col-SSC	27 Dec 2001

9	1	M Jayawardene	213*	1	Eng	Galle	18 Dec 2007
	2	WPUJC Vaas	90	1	Eng	Galle	18 Dec 2007

10	1	TM Dilshan	162	1	Ban	Chattogram	03 Jan 2009
	2	CK Kapugedera	96	1	Ban	Chattogram	03 Jan 2009

11	1	TM Dilshan	92	1	NZl	Galle	18 Aug 2009
	2	M Jayawardene	114	1	NZl	Galle	18 Aug 2009
	3	Samaraweera	159	1	NZl	Galle	18 Aug 2009

12	1	M Jayawardene	92	1	NZl	Col-SSC	26 Aug 2009
	2	Samaraweera	143	1	NZl	Col-SSC	26 Aug 2009

13	1	Sangakkara	109	3	NZl	Col-SSC	26 Aug 2009
	2	M Jayawardene	96	3	NZl	Col-SSC	26 Aug 2009

14	1	TM Dilshan	109	1	Ind	Mum-BS	02 Dec 2009
	2	AD Mathews	99	1	Ind	Mum-BS	02 Dec 2009

15	1	M Jayawardene	105	4	Aus	Galle	31 Aug 2011
	2	AD Mathews	95	4	Aus	Galle	31 Aug 2011

16	1	TM Dilshan	92	1	Pak	Sharjah	03 Nov 2011
	2	Sangakkara	144	1	Pak	Sharjah	03 Nov 2011

17	1	JK Silva	95	2	Pak	Dub-DSC	08 Jan 2014
	2	M Jayawardene	129	2	Pak	Dub-DSC	08 Jan 2014

18	1	Sangakkara	221	2	Pak	Galle	06 Aug 2014
	2	AD Mathews	91	2	Pak	Galle	06 Aug 2014

19	1	JK Silva	94	1	Zim	Harare	29 Oct 2016
	2	MDKJ Perera	110	1	Zim	Harare	29 Oct 2016

20	1	F Karunaratne	93	1	Pak	A Dhabi	28 Sep 2017
	2	LD Chandimal	155*	1	Pak	A Dhabi	28 Sep 2017

21	1	AD Mathews	110	1	Eng	Galle	22 Jan 2021
	2	N Dickwella	92	1	Eng	Galle	22 Jan 2021

22	1	BOP Fernando	91	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021
	2	P Nissanka	103	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021
	3	N Dickwella	96	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021

BOP Fernando {91}, P Nissanka {103} and N Dickwella {96} scored nineties and century in the third innings of the test against West Indies at North Sound in the first test of the just concluded series to provide the second occasion of Sri Lanka’s two batsmen scoring nineties and another scoring a century in the same test innings. Both such occasions are tabulated below. The first such occasion was witnessed against Pakistan at Faisalabad in March 198

No	No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	1	S Wettimuny	157	1	Pak	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982
	2	RL Dias	98	1	Pak	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982
	3	RS Madugalle	91*	1	Pak	Faisalabad	14 Mar 1982

2	1	BOP Fernando	91	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021
	2	P Nissanka	103	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021
	3	N Dickwella	96	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021

Sri Lankan wicket keeper batsmen scoring ninety in a test innings

04/04/2021 hrg

N Dickwella of Sri Lanka scored 96 against West Indies at North Sound in the first test of the just concluded test series to provide the 76^th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety in the annals of test cricket.

It also provides the seventh occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety against West Indies and also provides the fourth occasion of a Sri Lankan batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated in the following tables.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	91	3	Pak	Win	Bridgetown	17 Jan 1958
2	JM Parks	91	2	Eng	Win	Lord’s	16 Jun 1966
3	RW Marsh	97	1	Aus	Win	Kingston	16 Feb 1973
4	RC Russell	91	1	Eng	Win	The Oval	24 Aug 1995
5	RR Pant	92	1	Ind	Win	Rajkot	04 Oct 2018
6	RR Pant	92	2	Ind	Win	Hyd-RGS	12 Oct 2018
7	N Dickwella	96	3	Srl	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CI Dunusinghe	91	3	Srl	NZl	Napier	11 Mar 1995
2	KC Sangakkara	95	3	Srl	Eng	Kandy	07 Mar 2001
3	N Dickwella	92	1	Srl	Eng	Galle	22 Jan 2021
4	N Dickwella	96	3	Srl	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021

Sri Lankan batsmen scoring a century on debut

03/04/2021 hrg

P Nissanka of Sri Lanka scored 103 against West Indies at North Sound in the first test of the just concluded two series, to provide the 110^th occasion of a batsman scoring a century on debut in the annals of test cricket.

It also provides the 16^th occasion of a batsman scoring a century on debut against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Ground	Start Date
1	SC Griffith	140	1	Eng	Trinidad	11 Feb 1948
2	JH Hampshire	107	2	Eng	Lord’s	26 Jun 1969
3	FC Hayes	106*	4	Eng	The Oval	26 Jul 1973
4	GJ Cosier	109	2	Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 1975
5	AC Hudson	163	2	SAF	Bridgetown	18 Apr 1992
6	MS Sinclair	214	1	NZk	Wellington	26 Dec 1999
7	H Masakadza	119	3	Zim	Harare	27 Jul 2001
8	SB Styris	107	1	NZl	St George’s	28 Jun 2002
9	MJ Prior	126*	1	Eng	Lord’s	17 May 2007
10	Abul Hasan	113	1	Ban	Khulna	21 Nov 2012
11	RG Sharma	177	2	Ind	Kolkata	06 Nov 2013
12	S van Zyl	101*	1	SAF	Centurion	17 Dec 2014
13	AC Voges	130*	2	Aus	Roseau	03 Jun 2015
14	TA Blundell	107*	2	NZl	Wellington	01 Dec 2017
15	PP Shaw	134	1	Ind	Rajkot	04 Oct 2018
16	P Nissanka	103	3	Srl	N Sound	21 Mar 2021

P Nissanka became the fourth Sri Lankan batsman to score a century on debut. Others are DSBP Kuruppu, RS Kaluwitharana and TT Samaraweera. P Nissanka. P Nissanka became the first Sri Lankan batsman to score a century on debut on away soil. The following table lists all the four batsmen

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	DSBP Kuruppu	201*	1	NZl	Col-CCC	16 Apr 1987
2	Kaluwitharana	132*	2	Aus	Col-SSC	17 Aug 1992
3	Samaraweera	103*	2	Ind	Col-SSC	29 Aug 2001
4	P Nissanka	103	3	Win	N Sound	21 Mar 2021

Third ODI – India vs England at Pune-MCA on 28.03.21

29/03/2021 hrg

England won the toss and chose to field in this game providing the 210th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 32st occasion of England doing so in ODIs against India. It also provides the 15th occasion of England doing so in ODIs against India in India.

V Kohli will be leading India for the 200^th occasion in international matches {Tests/ODIs/T20Is}. He became the eighth captain to lead a team in 200 international matches. The following table lists all these captains.

No	Player	Span	Mat
1	MS Dhoni (INDIA)	2007-2018	332
2	RT Ponting (AUS/ICC)	2002-2012	324
3	SP Fleming (NZ)	1997-2007	303
4	GC Smith (Afr/ICC/SA)	2003-2014	286
5	AR Border (AUS)	1984-1994	271
6	A Ranatunga (SL)	1988-1999	249
7	M Azharuddin (INDIA)	1990-1999	221
8	V Kohli (INDIA)	2013-2021	200

He became the third Indian captain to lead a team in 200 international matches. The following table lists all these captains.

No	Player	Span	Mat
1	MS Dhoni (INDIA)	2007-2018	332
2	M Azharuddin (INDIA)	1990-1999	221
3	V Kohli (INDIA)	2013-2021	200

S Dhawan-RG Sharma partnered 5000 runs in ODIs when they added 80 runs during their partnership of runs in this game. At the end of this game, this pair has partnered 5023 runs. They became the second Indian pair to post 5000 plus runs after SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar. SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar pair has partnered 8227 runs. They also became the seventh pair to post 5000 plus runs in ODIs. All such pairs are tabulated below

No	Partners	Runs
1	SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar (INDIA)	8227
2	M Jayawardene, KC Sangakkara (Asia/SL)	5992
3	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara (SL)	5475
4	MS Atapattu, ST Jayasuriya (SL)	5462
5	AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden (AUS)	5409
6	CG Greenidge, DL Haynes (WI)	5206
7	S Dhawan, RG Sharma (INDIA)	5023

S Dhawan-RG Sharma added 103 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 453^rd occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in ODIs. It also provides the 109^th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the first wicket.

S Dhawan-RG Sharma added 103 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 50th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against England. It also provides the 14^th occasion of India posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the first wicket against England

S Dhawan-RG Sharma added 103 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide their 17th century partnership in one day games for the first wicket. They stand second in the list of pairs who have put on most century partnerships for the first wicket in ODIs. SC Ganguly-SR Tendulkar pair have put on most partnerships for the first wicket in ODIs – 21. S Dhawan-RG Sharma pair went past AC Gilchrist-ML Hayden pair which had put on 16 century partnerships for the first wicket on their way to occupy the second place.

The following four pairs have partnered 17 or more three figure partnerships in ODIs. It is interesting to note that out of these four pairs, three pairs are from India.

No	Partners	TFPs
1	SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar (INDIA)	26
2	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara (SL)	20
3	V Kohli, RG Sharma (INDIA)	18
4	S Dhawan, RG Sharma (INDIA)	17

RR Pant scored 78 in this game to provide the 121^st occasion of an Indian wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in a ODI. It also provides the 17^th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England.

RR Pant’s 78 in this game represent his highest individual score in ODIs. It was an improvement over his 77 in the second ODI of this series at Pune on 26.03.21.

HH Pandya scored 64 in this game to provide his sixth fifty in ODIs. It also represents his second fifty in ODIs against England. Prior to this he had scored 56 at Kolkata on 22 Jan 2017.

India posted a team total of 329 in this game to provide the 120th occasion of India posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs. It also provides the 18th occasion of India posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs against England.

India posted a total of 329 all out in this game to provide the 50^th occasion of a team dismissed all out after posting 300 plus runs in ODIs. It also provides the fifth occasion of a team dismissed all out after posting 300 plus runs in ODIs against England.

India posted a total of 329 all out in this game to provide the tenth occasion of India dismissed all out after posting 300 plus runs in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of India dismissed all out after posting 300 plus runs in ODIs against England. Prior to this India was dismissed all out for 338 at Bangalore on 27.02.11.

AU Rashid returned with figures of 2 for 81 in this game to provide the 27^th occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in an ODI. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in an ODI against India.

AU Rashid returned with figures of 2 for 81 in this game to provide the third occasion of his conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in ODIs. The other two occasions are – 5 for 85 against West Indies at St George’s on 27.02.19 and 1 for 81 against Pakistan at Southampton on 11.05.19

He became the third England bowler to concede 80 plus runs in a ODI on three or more occasions. Others are – JT Ball {04} and JM Anderson {03}

DJ Malan scored 50 in this game to provide the 362^nd occasion of a batsman scoring exact 50 runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the 43rd occasion of an batsman scoring exact 50 runs in an innings in ODIs against India.

It also provides the 33^rd occasion of an England batsman scoring exact 50 runs in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the eighth occasion of an England batsman scoring exact 50 runs in an innings in ODIs against India

England posted a team total of 322 for 9 in this game to provide the 82nd occasion of England posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs. It also provides the 14th occasion of England posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs against India.

India {329-10} and England {329-9} posted 300 plus runs in this game to provide the 146th occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in an ODI.

England lost this game after posting 322-9 to provide the 151^th occasion of a team losing a game after posting 300 plus runs in the history of ODIs. It also provides the 23rd occasion of England losing a game after posting 300 plus runs and also provides the sixth occasion of England losing a game after posting 300 plus runs against India.

SM Curran batting at number eight scored 95 not out. SM Curran shares the record for the highest score by a batsman batting at number eight in the history of ODIs with his fellow countryman CJ Woakes. CJ Woakes scored 95 not out against Sri Lanka at Nottingham on 21 Jun 2016.

The highest individual score by a batsman batting at number eight against India is credited to LS Klusener of South Africa. LS Klusener has scored 75 not out against India at Nagpur on 19.03.00.

SM Curran {95*}, CJ Woakes {95*} and NM Coulter-Nile {92} are the only three batsmen who have scored nineties while batting at number eight in one day games.

SM Curran’s 95 not out in this game provide the 61st occasion of an England batsman scoring ninety in one day games. It also provides the 15th occasion of an England batsman scoring ninety in one day games against India.

SM Curran’s 95 not out in this game provide the 90th occasion of a batsman scoring ninety against India in one day games.

SM Curran-AU Rashid posted 57 runs for the eighth wicket and SM Curran-M Wood posted 60 runs for the ninth wicket in this game to provide the seventh occasion of batsmen posting fifty plus runs for the eighth and ninth wickets in an one day game.

India won this game by seven runs to provide its 224^th win by runs margin when it had batted first in ODIs. It also provides its 22^nd win by runs margin when it had batted first in ODIs against England.

India won this game by seven runs to provide its 24^th win by single digit runs margin when it had batted first in ODIs. It also provides its fourth win by single digit runs margin when it had batted first in ODIs against England.

India won this game by seven runs to provide its 107^th win by runs margin when it was inserted by the opposition in ODIs. It also provides its 21^st win by single digit runs margin when it was inserted by England in ODIs.

SN Thakur captured four for 67 in this game to provide the 192^nd occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in ODIs. It also provides the 18^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in ODIs against England.

SN Thakur captured four for 67 in this game to provide the 147th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in ODIs. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in ODIs against England.

SM Curran was awarded the Man of the Match Award in this game for his 95 not out, though his team England was in a losing side. It provides the 180^th occasion of a cricketer awarded Man of the Match despite his team losing the game. SM Curran became the 18^th cricketer to be awarded the Man of the Match when Englanf lost the game. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Span	Mat	MoM
1	JH Edrich	1971-1974	3	1
2	IT Botham	1976-1992	47	1
3	MW Gatting	1978-1993	37	1
4	DI Gower	1979-1991	54	2
5	CJ Tavare	1980-1984	14	1
6	AJ Lamb	1983-1992	55	2
7	RA Smith	1989-1996	40	2
8	GA Hick	1992-2001	59	1
9	JP Crawley	1994-1999	7	1
10	NV Knight	1996-2003	54	1
11	MW Alleyne	1999-2000	6	1
12	ME Trescothick	2000-2006	62	2
13	KP Pietersen	2005-2013	64	1
14	RS Bopara	2007-2015	55	1
15	IJL Trott	2009-2013	27	1
16	CR Woakes	2011-2020	42	1
17	JC Buttler	2013-2021	58	1
18	SM Curran	2018-2021	4	1

Second ODI – India vs England at Pune-MCA on 26 Mar 2021

27/03/2021 hrg

England won the toss and elected to field in this game to provide the 209th occasion of England doing so in ODIs. It also provides the 31st occasion of England doing so in ODIs against India. It also provides the 14th occasion of England doing so in ODIs against India in India.

EJG Morgan, the appointed England captain did not take the field due to an injury he suffered during the first ODI. England was led by JC Buttler in this game. JC Buttler became the 19^th captain to lead England against India in ODIs. JC Buttler has already led England in six one day games and this game is the seventh game in which he is leading England.

JC Buttler became the second captain wicket keeper to lead England against India in ODIs after AJ Stewart. AJ Stewart had led England in three ODIs against India. He is also the third captain wicket keeper to lead England in ODIs after APE Knott {01} and AJ Stewart {30}. JC Buttler has already led England in six one day games as captain wicketkeeper and this game is the seventh game in which he is leading England as captain wicketkeeper.

England capped LS Livingstone for this game. He became the 256th cricketer to represent England in ODIs. He also became the 27^th England cricketer to make his one day debut against India in ODIs and 12th cricketer to make his one day debut against India in India. LS Livingstone became the 99th cricketer to represent England in ODIs in a bilateral series.

V Kohli completed 10000 runs while batting at number three in one day games when he was on 39 during the course of his knock of in this game. He is the second batsman in the history of ODIs to score 10000 plus runs while batting at number three after RT Ponting. RT Ponting has an aggregate of 12662 while batting at number three.

V Kohli-KL Rahul added 121 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 451^st occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs. It also provides the 87^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the third wicket.

V Kohli-KL Rahul added 121 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 48th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against England. It also provides the eighth occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the third wicket against England.

KL Rahul-RR Pant added 113 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 452nd occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs. It also provides the 70^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the fourth wicket.

KL Rahul-RR Pant added 113 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 49th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against England. It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs for the third wicket against England.

V Kohli scored 66 in this game which represents his 25^th half century on home soil. He became the 13^th batsman in the annals of ODIs to score 25 or more half centuries ODIs on home soil. He also became the third Indian batsman to score 25 or more half centuries on home soil. Others are – SR Tendulkar {38} and MS Dhoni {25}

V Kohli {66}, KL Rahul {108} and RR Pant {77} scored fifties in this game to provide the 58th occasion of batsmen batting at number three, four and five scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the sixth occasion of batsmen batting at number three, four and five scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.

It also provides the fifth occasion of Indian batsmen batting at number three, four and five scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs. It also provides the second occasion of Indian batsmen batting at number three, four and five scoring fifties in an innings in ODIs against England.

V Kohli’s 66 in this game provide the 264th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty in ODI. It also provides the 37th occasion of an Indian captain scoring a fifty in ODI against England.

V Kohli’s 66 in this game provide the 48th occasion of his scoring a fifty in ODI as captain. He needs two more fifties which would fetch him 50 fifties. He would then become the second Indian captain to score 50 fifties after MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni has scored 53 fifties as captain in ODIs.

RR Pant scored 77 in this game to provide the 120^th occasion of an Indian wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in a ODI. It also provides the 16^th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England.

RR Pant became the fourth Indian wicket keeper batsman to score a fifty against England. Others are – R Dravid {03}, MS Dhoni{11} and KL Rahul {01}

V Kohli {66} and RR Pant {77} scored fifties in this game to provide the 15^th occasion of an Indian captain and wicket keeper batsman scoring fifties in an ODI. It also provides the second such occasion by Indian batsman against England. {Note – Captain wicketkeeper scoring fifty is excluded. Only the occasions of captains and wicket keepers scoring fifties is listed}

No	No	C/WK	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	1	C	Azharuddin	94	2	Srl	Sharjah	06 Nov 98
	2	Wk	NR Mongia	51	2	Srl	Sharjah	06 Nov 98

2	1	C	SC Ganguly	78	1	Win	Nagpur	09 Nov 02
	2	Wk	R Dravid	51	1	Win	Nagpur	09 Nov 02

3	1	C	SC Ganguly	56	1	UAE	Dambulla	16 Jul 04
	2	Wk	R Dravid	104	1	UAE	Dambulla	16 Jul 04

4	1	C	R Dravid	50	2	Pak	Karachi	19 Feb 06
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	77*	2	Pak	Karachi	19 Feb 06

5	1	C	R Dravid	92	1	Pak	A Dhabi	19 Apr 06
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	59	1	Pak	A Dhabi	19 Apr 06

6	1	C	R Dravid	63	2	RSA	C Town	26 Nov 06
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	55	2	RSA	C Town	26 Nov 06

7	1	C	R Dravid	54*	1	Win	Nagpur	21 Jan 07
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	62*	1	Win	Nagpur	21 Jan 07

8	1	C	R Dravid	66	2	Srl	Margao	14 Feb 07
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	67*	2	Srl	Margao	14 Feb 07

9	1	C	V Kohli	104	2	Aus	Adelaide	15 Jan 20
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	55*	2	Aus	Adelaide	15 Jan 20

10	1	C	V Kohli	72	1	Win	Man’ter	27 Jun 20
	2	Wk	MS Dhoni	56*	1	Win	Man’ter	27 Jun 20

11	1	C	V Kohli	78	1	Aus	Rajkot	17 Jan 20
	2	Wk	KL Rahul	80	1	Aus	Rajkot	17 Jan 20

12	1	C	V Kohli	51	1	NZl	Hamilton	05 Feb 20
	2	Wk	KL Rahul	88*	1	NZl	Hamilton	05 Feb 20

13	1	C	V Kohli	89	2	Aus	Sydney	29 Nov 20
	2	Wk	KL Rahul	76	2	Aus	Sydney	29 Nov 20

14	1	C	V Kohli	56	1	Eng	Pune	23 Mar 21
	2	Wk	KL Rahul	62*	1	Eng	Pune	23 Mar 21

15	1	C	V Kohli	66	1	Eng	Pune	26 Mar 21
	2	Wk	RR Pant	77	1	Eng	Pune	26 Mar 21

KL Rahul scored 108 in this game to provide the 295th occasion of Indian batsman scoring a century in ODIs. It also provides the 23^rd occasion of Indian batsman scoring a century against England in ODIs.

It also represents his fifth century in one day games. All his centuries are tabulated below.

No	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	100*	2	Zim	Harare	11 Jun 2016
2	111	2	Srl	Leeds	06 Jul 2019
3	102	1	Win	Vizag	18 Dec 2019
4	112	1	NZl	Mt Maunganui	11 Feb 2020
5	108	1	Eng	Pune	26 Mar 2021

TK Curran returned with figures of 2 for 83 in this game to provide the 26^th occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in an ODI. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in an ODI against India.

India posted a team total of 336 for 6 in this game to provide the 119th occasion of India posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs. It also provides the 17th occasion of India posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs against England.

England posted a team total of 337 for 4 in this game to provide the 81st occasion of England posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs. It also provides the 13th occasion of England posting a team total of 300 plus runs in ODIs against India.

India {336 for 6} and England {337 for 4} posted 300 plus runs in this game to provide the 145th occasion of both teams posting 300 plus runs in an ODI.

India lost this game after posting 336 for 6 to provide the 150^th occasion of a team losing a game after posting 300 plus runs in the history of ODIs. It also provides the 26th occasion of India losing a game after posting 300 plus runs and also provides the fifth occasion of India losing a game after posting 300 plus runs against England.

JM Bairsow {124} and BA Stokes {99} scored a century and a ninety in England’s innings to provide the 90^th occasion of a batsman scoring a century and a ninety in the same innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the tenth occasion of England batsmen performing such a feat in ODIs.

It also provides the 13th occasion of batsmen performing such a feat in ODIs against India and the first such occasion by England batsmen against India.

JJ Roy (55}, {JM Bairsow {124} and BA Stokes {99} scored fifties in England’s innings to provide the 102nd occasion of first three batsmen scoring fifties in an innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the ninth occasion of batsmen performing such a feat in ODIs against India.

It also provides the seventh occasion of England batsmen performing such a feat in ODIs. It also provides the first occasion of batsmen performing such a feat in ODIs against India.

JJ Roy (55} and {JM Bairsow {124} scored fifties in England’s innings to provide the 102nd occasion of both the England openers scoring fifties in an innings in a ODI. It also provides the fifth occasion of England opening batsmen performing such a feat in ODIs against India.

JJ Roy (55} and {JM Bairsow {124} scored fifties in England’s innings to provide the 25th occasion of one of the England openers scoring a half century and another a century in an innings which includes two occasions of both the openers scoring centuries in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	I	Opp	Ground	C	HC	Start Date
1	Eng	2	RSA	The Oval	2	0	28 Jun 2003
2	Eng	2	Srl	Birmingham	2	0	24 Jun 2016
3	Eng	1	Aus	The Oval	1	1	06 Jun 1977
4	Eng	1	Aus	Birmingham	1	1	22 Aug 1980
5	Eng	2	NZl	Manchester	1	1	18 Jul 1986
6	Eng	1	Aus	Lord’s	1	1	29 May 1989
7	Eng	2	Aus	Hyd-RGS	1	1	19 Oct 1989
8	Eng	1	Win	Bridgetown	1	1	29 Mar 1998
9	Eng	1	Aus	Sydney	1	1	13 Dec 2002
10	Eng	2	Zim	Bulawayo	1	1	04 Dec 2004
11	Eng	2	Ban	The Oval	1	1	16 Jun 2005
12	Eng	1	Ban	Nottingham	1	1	21 Jun 2005
13	Eng	2	Pak	Dub-DSC	1	1	18 Feb 2012
14	Eng	2	Win	The Oval	1	1	19 Jun 2012
15	Eng	1	Sco	Christchurch	1	1	23 Feb 2015
16	Eng	1	Pak	Abu Dhabi	1	1	13 Nov 2015
17	Eng	2	Win	Southampton	1	1	29 Sep 2017
18	Eng	2	NZl	Christchurch	1	1	10 Mar 2018
19	Eng	1	Aus	Nottingham	1	1	19 Jun 2018
20	Eng	2	Aus	Ch-le-St	1	1	21 Jun 2018
21	Eng	2	Pak	Bristol	1	1	14 May 2019
22	Eng	1	Ban	Cardiff	1	1	08 Jun 2019
23	Eng	1	Ind	Birmingham	1	1	30 Jun 2019
24	Eng	1	NZl	Ch-le-St	1	1	03 Jul 2019
25	Eng	2	Ind	Pune	1	1	26 Mar 2021

It also provides the second occasion of England opening batsmen scoring a half century and another a century in an innings in ODIs against India.

No	Team	I	Opp	Ground	C	HC	Start Date
1	Eng	1	Ind	Birmingham	1	1	30 Jun 2019
2	Eng	2	Ind	Pune	1	1	26 Mar 2021

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 110 runs for the first wicket in England’s innings to provide the 264th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs. It also provides the 75^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in ODIs

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 110 runs for the first wicket in England’s innings to provide the 35th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against India. It also provides the eighth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket in ODIs against India

JM Bairstow-BA Stokes added 175 runs for the second wicket in England’s innings to provide the 265th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs. It also provides the 54^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in ODIs

JM Bairstow-BA Stokes added 175 runs for the second wicket in England’s innings to provide the 36th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in ODIs against India. It also provides the ninth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket in ODIs against India

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 110 runs for the first wicket JM Bairstow-BA Stokes added 175 runs for the second wicket in England’s innings to provide the 42^nd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnerships for consecutive first and second wicket in ODIs. It also provides the eighth such occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnerships for the consecutive first and second wicket in ODIs against India

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 110 runs for the first wicket JM Bairstow-BA Stokes added 175 runs for the second wicket in England’s innings to provide the fifth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnerships for consecutive first and second wicket in ODIs. It also provides the first such occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnerships for the consecutive first and second wicket in ODIs against India

This game witnessed four three figure partnerships – two each in India’s and England’s innings – to provide the second occasion of an ODI game witnessing four three figure partnerships. The first such occasion was witnessed in the one day game between India and Sri Lanka at Rajkot on 15.12.09

This game witnessed six fifties – three each in India’s and England’s innings – to provide the 72^nd occasion of an ODI game witnessing six fifties.

JM Bairstow scored 124 in this game to provide the 182^nd occasion of an England batsman scoring a century in ODIs. It also provides the 24^th occasion of an England batsman scoring a century in ODIs against India.

JM Bairstow scored 124 in this game to provide the 92^nd occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a century in ODIs. It also provides the 13th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a century in ODIs against India.

JM Bairstow’s 124 in this game represent his eleventh century as an opening batsman for England in ODIs. He occupies the second place in the list of England opening batsmen who have scored most centuries. The first place is occupied by ME Trescothick who has scored 12 centuries while opening the innings for England in ODIs. ME Trescothick {12} and JM Bairstow {11} are the two England opening batsmen who have scored ten or more centuries in ODIs

JC Buttler scored a duck in this game to provide the 59th occasion of an England captain scoring a duck in ODI. It also provides the seventh occasion of an England captain scoring a duck in ODI against India

JC Buttler scored a duck in this game to provide the 57th occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in ODI. It also provides the tenth occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in ODI against India

JC Buttler’s duck in this game provides his 12^th duck as England’s wicket keeper batsman. He holds the record for most ducks by an England wicket keeper in ODIs. AJ Stewart has scored ten ducks as England’s wicket keeper.

JC Buttler became the ninth wicket keeper batsman to score 12 or more ducks as a wicket keeper batsman in the history of one day internationals.

Kuldeep Yadav returned with figures of none for 84 in this game to provide the 30^th occasion of an Indian bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in one day games. It also provides the fifth occasion of an Indian bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings in one day games against England

Kuldeep Yadav returned with figures of none for 84 in this game to provide the twelfth occasion of an Indian bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings without capturing a wicket in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an innings without capturing a wicket in one day games against England

England won this game by six wickets to provide its 211^th win by wickets margin in ODIs. It also provides England’s 23rd win by runs margin against India.

KL Rahul’s 108 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 75^th occasion of a Indian batsman’s century going in vain in a ODI. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Indian batsman’s century going in vain in a ODI against England.

BA Stoke’s 99 in this game provide the 60th occasion of an England batsman scoring ninety in one day games. It also provides the 14th occasion of an England batsman scoring ninety in one day games against India.

BA Stoke’s 99 in this game provide the 49^th occasion of an batsman scoring ninety nine in one day games. It also provides the third occasion of an England batsman scoring ninetynine in one day games against India.

BA Stoke’s 99 in this game provide the 34th occasion of an batsman dismissed for ninety nine in one day games. It also provides the fifth occasion of an batsman dismissed for ninety nine in one day games against India.

BA Stoke’s 99 in this game provide the seventh occasion of an batsman dismissed for ninety nine in one day games. It also provides the third occasion of an England batsman dismissed for ninety in one day games against India.