Mumbai won the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2020-21 by beating Uttar Pradesh by seven wickets margin at Delhi on 14.03.21. The following tables show the key parameters of the winners Mumbai’s performance
RESULTS
No
Opposition
Winner
Margin
Ground
Date
1
Delhi
Mumbai
7 wickets
Jaipur
Feb 21, 2021
2
Maharashtra
Mumbai
6 wickets
Jaipur
Feb 23, 2021
3
Mumbai
Mumbai
233 runs
Jaipur
Feb 25, 2021
4
Rajasthan
Mumbai
67 runs
Jaipur
Feb 27, 2021
5
H. Pradesh
Mumbai
200 runs
Jaipur
Mar 01, 2021
6
Saurashtra
Mumbai
9 wickets
Delhi
Mar 09, 2021
7
Karnataka
Mumbai
72 runs
Delhi
Mar 11, 2021
8
U. Pradesh
Mumbai
6 wickets
Delhi
Mar 14, 2021
HIGHEST TOTALS – 250 PLUS RUNS
No
Score
Overs
I
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
457/4
50.0
1
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
322
49.2
1
Karnataka
Delhi
11.03.21
3
321/9
50.0
1
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
4
317/7
50.0
1
Rajasthan
Jaipur
27.02.21
5
315/4
41.3
2
U. Pradesh
Delhi
14.03.21
6
285/1
41.5
2
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
7
280/4
47.2
2
Maharashtra
Jaipur
23.02.21
MOST RUNS-100 PLUS RUNS
No
Player
M
I
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
1
PP Shaw
8
8
3
827
227*
4
1
0
2
SA Yadav
5
5
0
332
133
1
2
0
3
AP Tare
8
6
2
299
118*
1
2
0
4
SS Iyer
4
4
1
260
116
2
0
0
5
YBK Jaiswal
8
8
0
208
75
0
1
0
6
S Dube
6
5
1
141
47
0
0
0
7
SN Thakur
4
3
1
114
92
0
1
0
FIFTIES
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
PP Shaw
227*
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
PP Shaw
185*
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
3
PP Shaw
165
Karnataka
Delhi
11.03.21
4
SA Yadav
133
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
5
AP Tare
118*
U. Pradesh
Delhi
14.03.21
6
SS Iyer
116
Rajasthan
Jaipur
27.02.21
7
PP Shaw
105*
Delhi
Jaipur
21.02.21
8
SS Iyer
103*
Maharashtra
Jaipur
23.02.21
9
SN Thakur
92
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
10
SA Yadav
91
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
11
AP Tare
83
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
12
YBK Jaiswal
75
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
13
PP Shaw
73
U. Pradesh
Delhi
14.03.21
14
AP Tare
56
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
15
SA Yadav
50
Delhi
Jaipur
21.02.21
CENTURIONS
No
Player
Runs
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
PP Shaw
227*
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
2
PP Shaw
185*
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
3
PP Shaw
165
Karnataka
Delhi
11.03.21
4
SA Yadav
133
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
5
AP Tare
118*
U. Pradesh
Delhi
14.03.21
6
SS Iyer
116
Rajasthan
Jaipur
27.02.21
7
PP Shaw
105*
Delhi
Jaipur
21.02.21
8
SS Iyer
103*
Maharashtra
Jaipur
23.02.21
MOST WICKETS – TEN PLUS WICKETS
No
Player
M
I
Overs
M
Runs
W
4
5
1
PH Solanki
6
6
52.0
0
322
15
1
1
2
DS Kulkarni
6
6
44.2
10
165
14
0
1
FOUR OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
No
Player
W-R
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
DS Kulkarni
5-44
Maharashtra
Jaipur
23.02.21
2
PH Solanki
5-48
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
3
PH Solanki
4-31
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
4
SN Thakur
4-50
Rajasthan
Jaipur
27.02.21
HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET
Wkt
Runs
Partners
Opposition
Ground
Date
1st
238
PP Shaw, YBK Jaiswal
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
2nd
153
PP Shaw, AP Tare
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
3rd
201
PP Shaw, SA Yadav
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
4th
98
SS Iyer, S Dube
Maharashtra
Jaipur
23.02.21
5th
99
SA Yadav, AP Tare
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
6th
112
AP Tare, SN Thakur
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
7th
31
SN Thakur, SZ Mulani
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
8th
32*
A Parkar, AAnkolekar
Rajasthan
Jaipur
27.02.21
9th
8
DS Kulkarni, PH Solanki
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
10th
11*
PH Solanki, MA Avasthi
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
THREE FIGURE PARTNERSHIPS
No
Partners
Runs
Wkt
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
PP Shaw, YBK Jaiswal
238
1st
Saurashtra
Delhi
09.03.21
2
PP Shaw, SA Yadav
201
3rd
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
3
PP Shaw, SZ Mulani
159
3rd
Karnataka
Delhi
11.03.21
4
PP Shaw, AP Tare
153
2nd
Puducherry
Jaipur
25.02.21
5
AP Tare, SN Thakur
112
6th
H. Pradesh
Jaipur
01.03.21
V Kohli becomes the first batsman to score 3000 runs in T20Is
V Kohli became the first batsman in the history of T20Is to total 3000 plus runs. He reached the milestone when he was on 72 during his knock of 73 not out in the just concluded second T20I between India and England at Ahmadabad on 14.03.21. His run aggregate read 3001 at the end of this game. He had an aggregate of 2928 prior to the start of the second T20I. His career summary with team wise break up read thus
Opp
M
I
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
4s
6s
Afg
01
01
0
050
50
0
1
0
04
02
Aus
19
18
6
718
90*
0
7
1
55
22
Ban
04
04
2
129
57*
0
1
0
09
02
Eng
14
14
2
419
73*
0
2
1
41
10
Ire
02
02
0
009
09
0
0
1
01
00
NZl
09
09
1
302
70
0
2
0
29
08
Pak
06
06
3
254
78*
0
2
0
30
04
SAF
10
09
2
254
72*
0
2
0
17
09
Srl
07
06
2
339
82
0
4
0
33
09
UAE
01
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
Win
12
11
3
501
94*
0
5
0
48
17
Zim
02
01
1
026
26*
0
0
0
03
01
Tot
87
81
22
3001
94*
0
26
3
270
84
Captain’s 150 plus score in a test innings in losing cause
SC Williams of Zimbabwe scored 151 not out against Afghanistan in the just concluded test at Abu Dhabi. His knock was in a losing cause to provide the 12th occasion of a captain’s 150 plus score going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
WL Murdoch
153*
3
Aus
Eng
The Oval
06.09.1880
2
BE Congdon
176
4
NZl
Eng
Not’ham
09.06.73
3
AR Border
152*
3
Aus
NZl
Brisbane
08.11.85
4
Tendulkar
169
2
Ind
SAF
C’Town
02.01.97
5
SR Waugh
199
1
Aus
Win
B’town
26.03.99
6
BC Lara
202
2
Win
SAF
Jo’burg
12.12.03
7
Trescothick
193
2
Eng
Pak
Multan
12.11.05
8
MJ Clarke
151
1
Aus
SAF
C’Town
09.11.11
9
AN Cook
176
3
Eng
Ind
Ahm’bad
15.11.12
10
M Rahim
159
1
Ban
NZl
Wel’ton
12.01.17
11
V Kohli
153
2
Ind
SAF
Centurion
13.01.18
12
SC Williams
151*
3
Zim
Afg
A Dhabi
10.03.11
Second T20I – India vs England at Ahmadabad on 14.03.21
India won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 48th occasion of India doing so in T20Is. It also provides the fifth occasion of India doing so in T20Is against England.
India capped I Kishen and S Yadav for this game. They became the 84th and 85th cricketers to represent India in T20Is. They also became the 12th and 13th Indian cricketers to make their debut in T20Is against England.
JS Buttler scored a duck in this game to provide the 19th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck in T20Is against India.
It also provides the eighth occasion of an England Wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a duck in T20Is against India.
It also provides the fourth occasion of an England Wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a duck in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of an England wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a duck in T20Is against India.
It also provides the eighth occasion of an England opening batsman collecting a first ball duck in T20Is. It also provides the third occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman collecting a first ball duck in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of an England wicket keeper opening batsman collecting a first ball duck in T20Is
JS Buttler’s duck in this game represents his fourth duck as a wicket keeper batsman. He became the sixth wicket keeper batsman to score four or more ducks in the history of T20Is. Others are – Kamran Akmal of Pakistan {06}, Mushfiqur Rahim of Bangladesh {05}, L Ronchi of New Zealand {05}, Imran Ali Bhat of Bahrain {04} and Umran Akmal of Pakistan {04}
KL Rahul was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 14th occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed for a duck in T20Is against England. AM Rahane was the other Indian opening batsman to be dismissed for a duck against England in T20Is. He had failed to open his account in the Kolkata T20I on 29.10.11
JS Buttler of England and KL Rahul of India were dismissed for ducks in this game to provide the first occasion of rival openers scoring ducks in India-England T20I series. It also provides the 49th occasion of rival openers scoring ducks in the history of Twenty20 Internationals.
KL Rahul’s duck in this game provides his third duck as an opening batsman in T20Is RG Sharma is the other Indian opening batsman to score more ducks than KL Rahul in T20Is. RG Sharma has scored four ducks.
I Kishen scored 56 in this game to provide the 55th occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
KL Rahul scored duck and I Kishan scored 56 in this game to provide the third occasion of Indian openers scoring a duck and fifty in the same innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
S Dhawan
0
2
Win
Dhaka
23.03.14
2
RG Sharma
62*
2
Win
Dhaka
23.03.14
1
RG Sharma
0
1
Srl
Col-RPS
06.03.18
2
S Dhawan
90
1
Srl
Col-RPS
06.03.18
1
KL Rahul
0
2
Eng
Ahmadabad
14.03.21
2
I Kishan
56
2
Eng
Ahmadabad
14.03.21
I Kishan scored 56 in this game to provide the 46th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut. It also provides the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut against England.
It also provides the second occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut against England. The other batsman was AM Rahane. He had scored 61 against England on his T20I debut at Manchester on 30.08.11.
I Kishan scored 56 in this game to provide the 22nd occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut. It also provides the third occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut against England.
It also provides the second occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty on his T20I debut against England. The other opening batsman was AM Rahane. He had scored 61 against England on his T20I debut at Manchester on 30.08.11.
V Kohli scored 73 not out in this game to provide his 26th fifty. He now owns the record for most fifties by a batsman in T20Is. He went past RG Sharma who had scored 25 fifties
V Kohli scored 73 not out in this game to provide his 18th fifty while batting second in a T20I. It also represents his 14th fifty while batting second and winning a T20I. He owns the record for most fifties in these two statistical parameters
V Kohli scored 73 not out in this game to provide his 10th fifty while captaining India in T20Is. He shares the second place for most fifties by a captain in T20Is with AJ Finch of Australia. KS Williamson of New Zealand owns the record for most fifties by a captain in T20Is. He has scored eleven fifties.
AJ Finch {10}, KS Williamson {11} and V Kohli {10} are the three captains in the history of T20Is to score ten or more fifties.
V Kohli’s 73 not out in this game represents his eighth fifty while batting second as captain in T20I and also represents his sixth fifty while batting second as captain and winning the T20I. He owns the record for most fifties in these two statistical parameters
V Kohli’s 73 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 3001 runs in T20Is. He earned the distinction of becoming the first batsman in the history of T20Is to total 3000 plus runs. His career summary with teamwise break up read thus
Opp
M
I
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
4s
6s
Afg
01
01
0
050
50
0
1
0
04
02
Aus
19
18
6
718
90*
0
7
1
55
22
Ban
04
04
2
129
57*
0
1
0
09
02
Eng
14
14
2
419
73*
0
2
1
41
10
Ire
02
02
0
009
09
0
0
1
01
00
NZl
09
09
1
302
70
0
2
0
29
08
Pak
06
06
3
254
78*
0
2
0
30
04
SAF
10
09
2
254
72*
0
2
0
17
09
Srl
07
06
2
339
82
0
4
0
33
09
UAE
01
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
Win
12
11
3
501
94*
0
5
0
48
17
Zim
02
01
1
026
26*
0
0
0
03
01
Tot
87
81
22
3001
94*
0
26
3
270
84
India won this game by seven wickets to provide its 86th win in T20Is. It also represents its eighth win against England.
It also represents India’s 25th T20I win under V Kohli. V Kohli became the seventh captain in T20Is to win 25 plus games. Others are – MS Dhoni {41}, Asghar Afghan {39}, EJG Morgan {32}, Sarfraz Ahmed {29}, DJG Sammy {27} and WTS Porterfield {26}
V Kohli became the second Indian captain to win 25 plus more T20Is after MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni has won 41 T20Is
Mithali Raj becomes the first batsman to aggregate 7000 runs in Women’s one day internationals
Mithali Raj of India completed 7000 runs of her one day career today to become the first woman cricketer to reach the milestone in the annals of women one day internationals.
She reached the milestone when she was on 26 during the course of her knock of 45 at Lucknow in the fourth one day game between India women and South Africa women. At the end of this game her aggregate read 7019. The breakup of her career figures opposition wise read thus
Oppn
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
Aus
33
33
04
0968
089
0
07
2
Ban
01
01
01
0073
073*
0
01
0
Eng
55
50
12
1798
098
0
17
3
Ire
10
06
03
0335
114*
1
02
0
Net
01
01
00
0051
051
0
01
0
NZl
30
28
05
0998
109
1
06
0
Pak
10
08
03
0262
103*
1
01
0
SAF
24
22
04
0735
069*
0
08
1
Srl
28
22
15
1103
125*
3
08
0
Win
21
21
06
0696
109*
1
03
0
Tot
213
192
53
7019
125*
7
54
6
She has played under the following seven captains including herself and her performance under each captain is furnished below
No
Captains
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
1
A Chopra
028
026
03
0735
098
0
04
1
2
R Dhar
001
001
00
0005
005
0
00
0
3
J Goswami
025
023
05
0907
109*
1
07
1
4
A Jain
003
003
01
0152
069*
0
02
0
5
C Kaul
003
003
01
0118
114*
1
00
1
6
M Maben
017
016
07
0569
062*
0
04
0
7
M Raj
136
120
36
4533
125*
5
37
3
Total
213
192
53
7019
125*
7
54
6
She has led India in 136 games scoring 4533 runs with 5 centuries and 37 half centuries. Her 136 games, 4533 run aggregate and 37 half centuries are records for most games, most runs and most half centuries by a captain in the history of women internationals.
India has won 83 games under her and she has scored 3030 runs in India’s victories. She is the second captain to score 3000 plus runs in a team’s win after Australia’s BJ Clarke. BJ Clarke has an aggregate of 3636 runs in 83 Australian wins. BJ Clarke and M Raj share the most wins as captains. Both have won 83 games.
M Raj has scored 4 centuries and 25 half centuries in India’s 83 wins. Her 25 half centuries is a record for most half centuries by a captain in her team’s wins, while her 29 fifties is also a record for most fifties by a captain in her team’s wins.
Batsmen who have scored 200 plus runs and remained not out in a test innings – Some interesting observations
H Shahidi of Afghanistan scored 200 not out against Zimbabwe in the just concluded test against Zimbabwe at Abu Dhabi to provide the 389th occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings. It is first 200 plus runs score by an Afghanistan batsman and it also provides the 15th occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings against Zimbabwe
It also provides the 103rd occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs and remaining not out in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
VT Trumper
214*
2
Aus
SAF
Adelaide
07.01.11
2
J Ryder
201*
1
Aus
Eng
Adelaide
16.01.25
3
EH Hendren
205*
3
Eng
Win
Trinidad
01.02.30
4
DG Bradman
299*
2
Aus
SAF
Adelaide
29.01.32
5
WR Hammond
336*
2
Eng
NZl
Auckland
31.03.33
6
GA Headley
270*
1
Win
Eng
Kingston
14.03.35
7
WR Hammond
231*
1
Eng
Aus
Sydney
18.12.36
8
E Paynter
216*
1
Eng
Aus
Not’ham
10.06.38
9
WA Brown
206*
2
Aus
Eng
Lord’s
24.06.38
10
J Hardstaff jnr
205*
2
Eng
Ind
Lord’s
22.06.46
11
L Hutton
202*
2
Eng
Win
The Oval
12.08.50
12
DJ McGlew
255*
1
SAF
NZl
Wel’ton
06.03.53
13
B Sutcliffe
230*
1
NZl
Ind
Delhi
16.12.55
14
PBH May
285*
3
Eng
Win
Birm’ham
30.05.57
15
GS Sobers
365*
2
Win
Pak
Kingston
26.02.58
16
MAK Pataudi
203*
3
Ind
Eng
Delhi
08.02.64
17
DN Sardesai
200*
3
Ind
NZl
Mum-BS
12.03.65
18
Hanif Mohd
203*
1
Pak
NZl
Lahore
02.04.65
19
JH Edrich
310*
1
Eng
NZl
Leeds
08.07.65
20
BF Butcher
209*
3
Win
Eng
Not’ham
30.06.66
21
G Boycott
246*
1
Eng
Ind
Leeds
08.06.67
22
GM Turner
223*
2
NZl
Win
Kingston
16.02.72
23
DL Amiss
262*
3
Eng
Win
Kingston
16.02.74
24
GS Chappell
247*
1
Aus
NZl
Wel’ton
01.03.74
25
D Lloyd
214*
2
Eng
Ind
Birm’ham
04.07.74
26
CH Lloyd
242*
1
Win
Ind
Mumbai
23.01.75
27
Zaheer Abbas
235*
2
Pak
Ind
Lahore
27.10.78
28
DI Gower
200*
1
Eng
Ind
Birm’ham
12.07.79
29
Taslim Arif
210*
2
Pak
Aus
Faisalabad
06.03.80
30
J Miandad
280*
1
Pak
Ind
Hyd-Pak
14.01.83
31
SM Gavaskar
236*
2
Ind
Win
Chennai
24.12.83
32
CG Greenidge
214*
4
Win
Eng
Lord’s
28.06.84
33
J Miandad
203*
2
Pak
Srl
Faisalabad
16.10.85
34
DSBP Kuruppu
201*
1
Srl
NZl
Col-CCC
16.04.87
35
Shoaib Mohd
203*
2
Pak
Ind
Lahore
01.12.89
36
Shoaib Mohd
203*
2
Pak
NZl
Karachi
10.10.90
37
AR Border
200*
1
Aus
Eng
Leeds
22.07.93
38
GW Flower
201*
1
Zim
Pak
Harare
31.01.95
39
JC Adams
208*
1
Win
NZl
St John’s
27.04.96
40
Wasim Akram
257*
2
Pak
Zim
She;pura
17.10.96
41
BA Young
267*
1
NZl
Srl
Dunedin
07.03.97
42
GJ Whittall
203*
1
Zim
NZl
Bulawayo
25.09.97
43
MA Taylor
334*
1
Aus
Pak
Peshawar
15.10.98
44
DJ Cullinan
275*
1
SAF
NZl
Auckland
27.02.99
45
HH Gibbs
211*
2
SAF
NZl
Ch’church
11.03.99
46
Inzamam
200*
2
Pak
Srl
Dhaka
12.03.99
47
MS Atapattu
216*
2
Srl
Zim
Bulawayo
18.11.99
48
MS Atapattu
207*
1
Srl
Pak
Kandy
28.06.00
49
R Dravid
200*
2
Ind
Zim
Delhi
18.11.00
50
SR Tendulkar
201*
1
Ind
Zim
Nagpur
25.11.00
51
A Flower
232*
3
Zim
Ind
Nagpur
25.11.00
52
MS Atapattu
201*
1
Srl
Eng
Galle
22.02.01
53
MS Sinclair
204*
1
NZl
Pak
Ch’church
15.03.01
54
Tillakaratne
204*
2
Srl
Win
Col-SSC
29.11.01
55
Mohd Yousuf
204*
2
Pak
Ban
Cha’gram
16.01.02
56
AC Gilchrist
204*
1
Aus
SAF
Jo’burg
22.02.02
57
GP Thorpe
200*
3
Eng
NZl
Ch’church
13.03.02
58
JA Rudolph
222*
2
SAF
Ban
Cha’gram
24.04.03
59
SP Fleming
274*
1
NZl
Srl
Col-PSS
25.04.03
60
SR Tendulkar
241*
1
Ind
Aus
Sydney
02.01.04
61
BC Lara
400*
1
Win
Eng
St John’s
10.04.04
62
RR Sarwan
261*
2
Win
Ban
Kingston
04.06.04
63
SR Tendulkar
248*
2
Ind
Ban
Dhaka
10.12.04
64
S Chanderpaul
203*
1
Win
SAF
G’town
31.03.05
65
BJ Hodge
203*
3
Aus
SAF
Perth
16.12.05
66
JN Gillespie
201*
2
Aus
Ban
Cha’gram
16.04.06
67
KC Sangakkara
200*
2
Srl
Ban
Col-PSS
03.07.07
68
KC Sangakkara
222*
2
Srl
Ban
Kandy
11.07.07
69
M Jayawardene
213*
1
Srl
Eng
Galle
18.12.07
70
AB de Villiers
217*
2
SAF
Ind
Ah’dabad
03.04.08
71
V Sehwag
201*
1
Ind
Srl
Galle
31.07.08
72
VVS Laxman
200*
1
Ind
Aus
Delhi
29.10.08
73
HM Amla
253*
1
SAF
Ind
Nagpur
06.02.10
74
AB de Villiers
278*
1
SAF
Pak
A Dhabi
20.11.10
75
AN Cook
235*
3
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
25.11.10
76
JH Kallis
201*
2
SAF
Ind
Centurion
16.12.10
77
KP Pietersen
202*
1
Eng
Ind
Lord’s
21.07.11
78
Younis Khan
200*
2
Pak
Ban
Cha’gram
09.12.11
79
MJ Clarke
329*
2
Aus
Ind
Sydney
03.01.12
80
HM Amla
311*
2
SAF
Eng
The Oval
19.07.12
81
MJ Clarke
259*
2
Aus
SAF
Brisbane
09.11.12
82
S Chanderpaul
203*
1
Win
Ban
Dhaka
13.11.12
83
CA Pujara
206*
1
Ind
Eng
Ah’dabad
15.11.12
84
Younis Khan
200*
3
Pak
Zim
Harare
03.09.13
85
LRPL Taylor
217*
1
NZl
Win
Dunedin
03.12.13
86
M Jayawardene
203*
2
Srl
Ban
Dhaka
27.01.14
87
JE Root
200*
1
Eng
Srl
Lord’s
12.06.14
88
KS Williamson
242*
3
NZl
Srl
Wel’ton
03.01.15
89
AC Voges
269*
1
Aus
Win
Hobart
10.12.15
90
Azhar Ali
302*
1
Pak
Win
Dub-DSC
13.10.16
91
KK Nair
303*
2
Ind
Eng
Chennai
16.12.16
92
Azhar Ali
205*
1
Pak
Aus
Mel’rne
26.12.16
93
AN Cook
244*
2
Eng
Aus
Mel’rne
26.12.17
94
M Rahim
219*
1
Ban
Zim
Dhaka
11.11.18
95
TWM Latham
264*
2
NZl
Srl
Wel’ton
15.12.18
96
JO Holder
202*
3
Win
Eng
B’town
23.01.19
97
KS Williamson
200*
2
NZl
Ban
Hamilton
28.02.19
98
V Kohli
254*
1
Ind
SAF
Pune
10.10.19
99
DA Warner
335*
1
Aus
Pak
Adelaide
29.11.19
100
AD Mathews
200*
2
Srl
Zim
Harare
19.01.20
101
Mushfiqur Rahim
203*
2
Ban
Zim
Dhaka
22.02.20
102
KR Mayers
210*
4
Win
Ban
Cha’gram
03.02.21
103
H Shahidi
200*
1
Afg
Zim
A Dhabi
10.03.21
It also provides the first score of 200 not out by an Afghanistan batsman in a test innings and the ninth occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs and remaining not out in a test innings against Zimbabwe. All such occasion are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Wasim Akram
257*
2
Pak
Zim
She;pura
17.10.96
2
MS Atapattu
216*
2
Srl
Zim
Bulawayo
18.11.99
3
R Dravid
200*
2
Ind
Zim
Delhi
18.11.00
4
SR Tendulkar
201*
1
Ind
Zim
Nagpur
25.11.00
5
Younis Khan
200*
3
Pak
Zim
Harare
03.09.13
6
M Rahim
219*
1
Ban
Zim
Dhaka
11.11.18
7
AD Mathews
200*
2
Srl
Zim
Harare
19.01.20
8
Mushfiqur Rahim
203*
2
Ban
Zim
Dhaka
22.02.20
9
H Shahidi
200*
1
Afg
Zim
A Dhabi
10.03.21
It also provides the 14th occasion of a batsman scoring exact 200 runs and remaining not out in a test innings. All such occasion are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DN Sardesai
200*
3
Ind
NZl
Mum-BS
12.03.65
2
DI Gower
200*
1
Eng
Ind
Birm’ham
12.07.79
3
AR Border
200*
1
Aus
Eng
Leeds
22.07.93
4
Inzamam
200*
2
Pak
Srl
Dhaka
12.03.99
5
R Dravid
200*
2
Ind
Zim
Delhi
18.11.00
6
GP Thorpe
200*
3
Eng
NZl
Ch’church
13.03.02
7
KC Sangakkara
200*
2
Srl
Ban
Col-PSS
03.07.07
8
VVS Laxman
200*
1
Ind
Aus
Delhi
29.10.08
9
Younis Khan
200*
2
Pak
Ban
Cha’gram
09.12.11
10
Younis Khan
200*
3
Pak
Zim
Harare
03.09.13
11
JE Root
200*
1
Eng
Srl
Lord’s
12.06.14
12
KS Williamson
200*
2
NZl
Ban
Hamilton
28.02.19
13
AD Mathews
200*
2
Srl
Zim
Harare
19.01.20
14
H Shahidi
200*
1
Afg
Zim
A Dhabi
10.03.21
The following batsmen have scored 200 plus runs and remained not out on two or more occasions. MS Atapattu and SR Tendulkar have scored 200 plus runs and remained not out on three occasions.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
MS Atapattu
216*
2
Srl
Zim
Bulawayo
18.11.99
2
MS Atapattu
207*
1
Srl
Pak
Kandy
28.06.00
3
MS Atapattu
201*
1
Srl
Eng
Galle
22.02.01
1
SR Tendulkar
201*
1
Ind
Zim
Nagpur
25.11.00
2
SR Tendulkar
241*
1
Ind
Aus
Sydney
02.01.04
3
SR Tendulkar
248*
2
Ind
Ban
Dhaka
10.12.04
1
AB de Villiers
217*
2
SAF
Ind
Ah’dabad
03.04.08
2
AB de Villiers
278*
1
SAF
Pak
A Dhabi
20.11.10
1
AN Cook
235*
3
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
25.11.10
2
AN Cook
244*
2
Eng
Aus
Mel’rne
26.12.17
1
Azhar Ali
302*
1
Pak
Win
Dub-DSC
13.10.16
2
Azhar Ali
205*
1
Pak
Aus
Mel’rne
26.12.16
1
HM Amla
253*
1
SAF
Ind
Nagpur
06.02.10
2
HM Amla
311*
2
SAF
Eng
The Oval
19.07.12
1
J Miandad
280*
1
Pak
Ind
Hyd-Pak
14.01.83
2
J Miandad
203*
2
Pak
Srl
Faisalabad
16.10.85
1
KC Sangakkara
200*
2
Srl
Ban
Col-PSS
03.07.07
2
KC Sangakkara
222*
2
Srl
Ban
Kandy
11.07.07
1
KS Williamson
242*
3
NZl
Srl
Wel’ton
03.01.15
2
KS Williamson
200*
2
NZl
Ban
Hamilton
28.02.19
1
M Jayawardene
213*
1
Srl
Eng
Galle
18.12.07
2
M Jayawardene
203*
2
Srl
Ban
Dhaka
27.01.14
1
MJ Clarke
329*
2
Aus
Ind
Sydney
03.01.12
2
MJ Clarke
259*
2
Aus
SAF
Brisbane
09.11.12
1
S Chanderpaul
203*
1
Win
SAF
G’town
31.03.05
2
S Chanderpaul
203*
1
Win
Ban
Dhaka
13.11.12
1
Shoaib Mohd
203*
2
Pak
Ind
Lahore
01.12.89
2
Shoaib Mohd
203*
2
Pak
NZl
Karachi
10.10.90
1
WR Hammond
336*
2
Eng
NZl
Auckland
31.03.33
2
WR Hammond
231*
1
Eng
Aus
Sydney
18.12.36
1
Younis Khan
200*
2
Pak
Ban
Cha’gram
09.12.11
2
Younis Khan
200*
3
Pak
Zim
Harare
03.09.13
S Chanderpaul, Shoaib Ahmed and Younis Khan have scored similar score of 200 plus runs and remained not out on two occasions. S Chanderpaul and Shoaib Ahmed have scored 203 not out on two occasions, while Younis Khan has scored 200 not out on two occasions.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
S Chanderpaul
203*
1
Win
SAF
G’town
31.03.05
2
S Chanderpaul
203*
1
Win
Ban
Dhaka
13.11.12
1
Shoaib Mohd
203*
2
Pak
Ind
Lahore
01.12.89
2
Shoaib Mohd
203*
2
Pak
NZl
Karachi
10.10.90
1
Younis Khan
200*
2
Pak
Ban
Cha’gram
09.12.11
2
Younis Khan
200*
3
Pak
Zim
Harare
03.09.13
Azhar Ali, HM Amla, MJ Clarke and WR Hammond are the four batsmen who have scored 300 plus runs and 200 plus runs remaining not out on both the occasions
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Azhar Ali
302*
1
Pak
Win
Dub-DSC
13.10.16
2
Azhar Ali
205*
1
Pak
Aus
Mel’rne
26.12.16
1
HM Amla
253*
1
SAF
Ind
Nagpur
06.02.10
2
HM Amla
311*
2
SAF
Eng
The Oval
19.07.12
1
MJ Clarke
329*
2
Aus
Ind
Sydney
03.01.12
2
MJ Clarke
259*
2
Aus
SAF
Brisbane
09.11.12
1
WR Hammond
336*
2
Eng
NZl
Auckland
31.03.33
2
WR Hammond
231*
1
Eng
Aus
Sydney
18.12.36
HM Amla and MJ Clarke are the two batsmen who have scored 300 plus runs and 250 plus runs remaining not out on both the occasions
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Azhar Ali
302*
1
Pak
Win
Dub-DSC
13.10.16
2
Azhar Ali
205*
1
Pak
Aus
Mel’rne
26.12.16
1
HM Amla
253*
1
SAF
Ind
Nagpur
06.02.10
2
HM Amla
311*
2
SAF
Eng
The Oval
19.07.12
1
MJ Clarke
329*
2
Aus
Ind
Sydney
03.01.12
2
MJ Clarke
259*
2
Aus
SAF
Brisbane
09.11.12
1
WR Hammond
336*
2
Eng
NZl
Auckland
31.03.33
2
WR Hammond
231*
1
Eng
Aus
Sydney
18.12.36
The following ten batsmen have scored 300 plus runs and remained not out in a test innings.
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
BC Lara
400*
1
Win
Eng
St John’s
10.04.04
2
GS Sobers
365*
2
Win
Pak
Kingston
26.02.58
3
WR Hammond
336*
2
Eng
NZl
Auckland
31.03.33
4
DA Warner
335*
1
Aus
Pak
Adelaide
29.11.19
5
MA Taylor
334*
1
Aus
Pak
Peshawar
15.10.98
6
MJ Clarke
329*
2
Aus
Ind
Sydney
03.01.12
7
HM Amla
311*
2
SAF
Eng
The Oval
19.07.12
8
JH Edrich
310*
1
Eng
NZl
Leeds
08.07.65
9
KK Nair
303*
2
Ind
Eng
Chennai
16.12.16
10
Azhar Ali
302*
1
Pak
Win
Dub-DSC
13.10.16
Mithali Raj of India completes 10000 runs in her international career
Mithali Raj of India completed 10000 runs in her international career when he was on 35 during the course of her knock of 36 in the third one day game between India Women and South Africa Women at Lucknow on 12 Mar 21. At the end of the game her aggregate read 10001. She is the second woman cricketer to reach the milestone after England’s Charlotte Edwards. Edwards has an aggregate of 10273 runs in her international career.
The breakup of runs in Women’s tests, one day internationals and T20 internationals is furnished below. It interests to note that each of her aggregate in the three formats of the game is a record for most runs by an Indian women. Her 6974 runs on one day internationals is the most runs by a woman in the history of one day internationals.
She earned the distinction of becoming the first Indian woman cricketer to score 10000 plus runs across all the three international formats of the game
Format
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
C
HC
0
Tests
010
016
03
0663
214
1
04
02
ODIs
213
191
53
6974
125*
7
54
06
T20Is
089
084
21
2364
097*
0
17
05
Total
312
291
77
10001
125^
8
75
13
She needs 26 more runs to complete 7000 plus runs in ODIs. If she gets them, then she would earn the distinction of becoming the first woman cricketer to aggregate 7000 plus runs in ODIs
India and England will be playing a five match T20I series to provide the seventh occasion of a bilateral five plus match T20I series. All such series are tabulated below
No
Team
Team
M
Start Date
1
Malawi
Mozambique
7
06 Nov 2019
2
Malaysia
Vanuatu
5
29 Sep 2019
3
England
New Zealand
5
01 Nov 2019
4
India
New Zealand
5
24 Jan 2020
5
Hong Kong
Malaysia
5
20 Feb 2020
6
Australia
New Zealand
5
22 Feb 2021
7
India
England
5
12 Mar 2021
England won the toss and elected to field first to provide the 41st occasion of India doing so in T20 Internationals. It also provides the seventh occasion of England doing so against India in T20 Internationals.
KL Rahul-S Dhawan opened the India’s innings in this game to provide the eighth occasion of this pair opening India’s innings in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of this pair opening India’s innings in T20Is against England.
V Kohli was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 152nd occasion of a captain scoring a duck in the history of T20Is. It also provides the seventh occasion of a captain scoring a duck in the history of T20Is against England.
It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian captain scoring a duck in the history of T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a captain scoring a duck in the history of T20Is against England.
V Kohli has been dismissed for a duck for the third occasion in his T20I career. The three occasions are
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
V Kohli
0
1
Aus
Guwahati
10 Oct 2017
2
V Kohli
0
1
Ire
Dublin (M)
27 Jun 2018
3
V Kohli
0
1
Eng
Ahmedabad
12 Mar 2021
V Kohli was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 26th occasion of a captain batting at number three scoring a duck in the history of T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of a captain batting at number three scoring a duck in the history of T20Is against England. DPMD Jayawardene of Sri Lanka is the other captain batting at number three to score a duck against England in T20Is. He failed to open his account at Southampton on 15 Jun 2006. He collected the first ball duck in this game.
It also provides the second occasion of an Indian captain batting at number three scoring a duck in T20Is. On both occasions, it was V Kohli. Prior to his duck in this game, he had failed to open the account against Australia at Guwahathi on 10.10.17
V Kohli became the fifth captain batting at number three to score ducks on two occasions. Others are – Asgar Afghan of Afghanistan, BB McCullum of New Zealand, BRM Taylor of Zimbabwe and KS Williamson of New Zealand.
YS Chahal captured his 60th wicket in T20Is when he had JS Buttler leg before wicket for 28 in this game. He became India’s highest wicket taker in T20Is. He went past JJ Bumrah who had captured 59 wickets.
YS Chahal has conceded 1500 runs for his 60 wickets. He became the 14th bowler and the first Indian bowler to concede 1500 plus runs in the history of T20Is.
YS Chahal has captured ten wickets against England in T20Is at the end of this game. He became the ninth bowler to capture ten or more wickets against England in T20Is. He also became India’s highest wicket taker against England with his ten wickets aggregate.
CJ Jordan’s lone wicket, that of Shreyas Iyer’s, gave him an aggregate of 67 wickets in T20Is. He is now the leading wicket taker for England in T20Is.
Shreyas Iyer scored 67 in this game to provide the 113th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the 12th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
It also represents his third fifty in T20Is. All his three fifties are tabulated below. It also represents his highest individual score in T20Is. It was an improvement over his 62 against Bangladesh at Nagpur on 10.11.19
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
SS Iyer
62
1
Ban
Nagpur
10 Nov 19
2
SS Iyer
58*
2
NZl
Auckland
24 Jan 20
3
SS Iyer
67
1
Eng
Ahmadabad
12 Mar 21
V Kohli and SN Thakur failed to score in this game to provide the 56th and 57th occasion of Indian batsman scoring ducks in T20Is. It also provides the seventh and eighth occasion of Indian batsman scoring ducks in T20Is against England.
RR Pant became the second Indian wicket keeper to keep wickets against England after MS Dhoni. MS Dhoni had played 14 T20Is against England.
The lone six scored by RR Pant in this game fetched him an aggregate of ten boundary sixes in T20Is. He became the third Indian wicket keeper to score ten or more boundary sixes. Others are – MS Dhoni {52} and KL Rahul {12}
AU Rashid’s lone wicket in this game fetched him an aggregate of 52 wickets in T20IS. He now stands third in the list of most wicket takers from England. CJ Jordan {67} and SCJ Broad {65} have captured more wickets than AU Rashid. AU Rashid went past GP Swann {51} to occupy the third place.
AU Rashid became the third England bowler to bowl in 50 innings. Others are SCJ Broad and CJ Jordan who have bowled in 55 innings each.
CJ Jordan was playing his 56th T20I game. He now shares the record for most T20I games played by an England bowler with SCJ Broad. He is also one of the three England bowlers who have played 50 plus T20I games. The three bowlers are – CJ Jordan {56}, SCJ Broad {56} and AU Rashid {53}.
England won this game by eight wickets to post its 65th win in T20Is. It also represents its eighth win against India. It also represents its largest win by wickets margin.
India lost this game by eight wickets to provide its 46th loss in T20Is. It also provides its third loss by eight wickets in T20Is. Prior to this loss, it has lost by eight wickets against Australia at Guwahati on 10.10.17 and against West Indies at Trivandrum on 08.12.19