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Three hundred plus runs partnerships in a test innings

11/03/2021 hrg

A Afghan and H Shahidi of Afghanistan added 307 runs for the fourth wicket in the ongoing test against Zimbabwe at Abu Dhabi to provide the 103^rd occasion of batsmen posting a 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	JB Hobbs, W Rhodes	1	323	2	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	09.02.12
2	Bradman, Ponsford	4	388	2	Aus	Eng	Leeds	20.07.34
3	Bradman, Ponsford	2	451	1	Aus	Eng	The Oval	18.08.34
4	Bradman, Fingleton	6	346	3	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	01.01.37
5	L Hutton, M Leyland	2	382	1	Eng	Aus	The Oval	20.08.38
6	SG Barnes, Bradman	5	405	2	Aus	Eng	Sydney	13.12.46
7	A Melville, AD Nourse	3	319	1	SAF	Eng	Nottingham	07.06.47
8	Compton, WJ Edrich	3	370	1	Eng	SAF	Lord’s	21.06.47
9	Bradman, AR Morris	2	301	4	Aus	Eng	Leeds	22.07.48
10	L Hutton, Washbrook	1	359	1	Eng	SAF	Jo’burg	27.12.48
11	ED Weekes, Worrell	3	338	1	Win	Eng	Poof Spain	17.03.54
12	DS Atkinson, Depeiaza	7	347	2	Win	Aus	Bridgetown	14.05.55
13	I Ahmed, W Hasan	7	308	2	Pak	NZl	Lahore	26.10.55
14	MH Mankad, P Roy	1	413	1	Ind	NZl	Chennai	06.01.56
15	MC Cowdrey, PBH May	4	411	3	Eng	Win	Birmingham	30.05.57
16	CC Hunte, GS Sobers	2	446	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26.02.58
17	GS Sobers, Worrell	4	399	2	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	06.01.60
18	EJ Barlow, RG Pollock	3	341	2	SAF	Aus	Adelaide	24.01.64
19	WM Lawry, RB Simpson	1	382	1	Aus	Win	Bridgetown	05.05.65
20	Barrington, JH Edrich	2	369	1	Eng	NZl	Leeds	08.07.65
21	WM Lawry, KD Walters	4	336	1	Aus	Win	Sydney	14.02.69
22	TW Jarvis, GM Turner	1	387	2	NZl	Win	Georgetown	06.04.72
23	Asif Iqbal, M Mohd	4	350	1	Pak	NZl	Dunedin	07.02.73
24	Kallicharran, Richards	3	303	1	Win	Eng	Nottingham	03.06.76
25	SM Gavaskar, Vengsarkar	2	344*	3	Ind	Win	Kolkata	29.12.78
26	GR Viswanath, Y Sharma	3	316	1	Ind	Eng	Chennai	13.01.82
27	J Miandad, M Nazar	3	451	1	Pak	Ind	Hyd-Pak	14.01.83
28	Richards, Richardson	3	308	2	Win	Aus	John’s	07.04.84
29	DI Gower, Robinson	2	331	2	Eng	Aus	Birmingham	15.08.85
30	GA Gooch, DI Gower	2	351	1	Eng	Aus	The Oval	29.08.85
31	J Miandad, Qasim Umar	3	397	2	Pak	Srl	Faisalabad	16.10.85
32	GR Marsh, MA Taylor	1	329	1	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	10.08.89
33	GA Gooch, AJ Lamb	3	308	1	Eng	Ind	Lord’s	26.07.90
34	MD Crowe, AH Jones	3	467	3	NZl	Srl	Wellington	31.01.91
35	J Miandad, Saleem Malik	4	322	1	Pak	Eng	Birmingham	04.06.92
36	AR Border, Waugh	5	332*	1	Aus	Eng	Leeds	22.07.93
37	MA Atherton, RA Smith	3	303	2	Eng	Win	John’s	16.04.94
38	S Mushtaq, W Akram	8	313	2	Pak	Zim	Sheikhupura	17.10.96
39	GS Blewett, Waugh	5	385	2	Aus	SAF	Jo’burg	28.02.97
40	Jayasuriya, Mahanama	2	576	2	Srl	Ind	Col-RPS	02.08.97
41	Aamer Sohail, Inzamam	3	323	2	Pak	Win	Rawalpindi	29.11.97
42	HH Gibbs, JH Kallis	2	315*	2	SAF	NZl	Christchurch	11.03.99
43	Ijaz Ahmed, Inzamam	3	352*	2	Pak	Srl	Dhaka	12.03.99
44	JC Adams, BC Lara	5	322	2	Win	Aus	Kingston	13.03.99
45	JL Langer, Ponting	5	327	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	26.11.99
46	Atapattu, Jayasuriya	1	335	1	Srl	Pak	Kandy	28.06.00
47	R Dravid, VVS Laxman	5	376	3	Inf	Aus	Kolkata	11.03.01
48	Gilchrist, DR Martyn	6	317	1	Aus	SAF	Jo’burg	22.02.02
49	HH Gibbs, GC Smith	1	368	1	SAF	Pak	Cape Town	02.01.03
50	DS Lehmann, Ponting	3	315	1	Aus	Win	Poof Spain	19.04.03
51	Dippenaar, JA Rudolph	3	429*	2	SAF	Ban	Chattogram	24.04.03
52	HH Gibbs, GC Smith	1	338	1	SAF	Eng	Birmingham	24.07.03
53	R Dravid, VVS Laxman	5	303	2	Ind	Aus	Adelaide	12.12.03
54	VVS Laxman, Tendulkar	4	353	1	Ind	Aus	Sydney	02.01.04
55	HH Gibbs, GC Smith	1	301	1	SAF	Win	Centurion	16.01.04
56	V Sehwag, Tendulkar	3	336	1	Ind	Pak	Multan	28.03.04
57	Atapattu, Sangakkara	2	438	2	Srl	Zim	Bulawayo	14.05.04
58	Inzamam, Younis Khan	3	324	1	Pak	Ind	Bengaluru	24.03.05
59	CH Gayle, RR Sarwan	2	331	2	Win	SAF	John’s	29.04.05
60	Mohd Yousuf, Younis Khan	3	319	1	Pak	Ind	Lahore	13.01.06
61	R Dravid, V Sehwag	1	410	2	Ind	Pak	Lahore	13.01.06
62	JN Gillespie, MEK Hussey	4	320	2	Aus	Ban	Chattogram	16.04.06
63	M J’wardene, Sangakkara	3	624	2	Srl	SAF	Col-SSC)	27.07.06
64	Mohd Yousuf, Younis Khan	3	363	2	Pak	Eng	Leeds	04.08.06
65	Collingwood, Pietersen	4	310	1	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	01.12.06
66	M J’wardene, Sangakkara	3	311	2	Srl	Ban	Kandy	11.07.07
67	HM Amla, JH Kallis	3	330	3	SAF	NZl	Jo’burg	08.11.07
68	Ganguly, Yuvraj Singh	5	300	1	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	08.12.07
69	ND McKenzie, GC Smith	1	415	1	SAF	Ban	Chattogram	29.02.08
70	R Dravid, G Gambhir	2	314	1	Ind	Eng	Mohali	19.12.08
71	M J’wardene, S’weera	4	437	1	Srl	Pak	Karachi	21.02.09
72	M J’wardene, H J’wardene	6	351	2	Srl	Ind	Ahmedabad	16.11.09
73	MJ Clarke, Ponting	4	352	1	Aus	Pak	Hobart	14.01.10
74	HM Amla, JH Kallis	3	340	1	SAF	Ind	Nagpur	06.02.10
75	MJ Guptill, McCullum	6	339	1	NZl	Ban	Hamilton	15.02.10
76	SCJ Broad, IJL Trott	8	332	1	Eng	Pak	Lord’s	26.08.10
77	Tendulkar, M Vijay	3	308	2	Ind	Aus	Bengaluru	09.10.10
78	BJ Haddin, MEK Hussey	6	307	2	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	25.11.10
79	AN Cook, IJL Trott	2	329*	3	Eng	Aus	Brisbane	25.11.10
80	IR Bell, KP Pietersen	3	350	1	Eng	Ind	The Oval	18.08.11
81	MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey	5	334*	2	Aus	Ind	Sydney	03.01.12
82	MJ Clarke, Ponting	4	386	1	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	24.01.12
83	HM Amla, JH Kallis	3	377*	2	SAF	Eng	The Oval	19.07.12
84	DM Bravo, MN Samuels	3	326	2	Win	Ban	Khulna	21.11.12
85	CA Pujara, M Vijay	2	370	2	Ind	Aus	Hyd-RGS	02.03.13
86	de Villiers, GC Smith	5	338	2	SAF	Pak	Dub-DSC	23.10.13
87	McCullum, BJ Watling	6	352	3	NZl	Ind	Wellington	14.02.14
88	HM Amla, AB de Villiers	4	308	1	SAF	Win	Centurion	17.12.14
89	BJ Watling, Williamson	6	365*	3	NZl	Srl	Wellington	03.01.15
90	Imrul Kayes, Tamim Iqbal	1	312	3	Ban	Pak	Khulna	28.04.15
91	UT Khawaja, Warner	2	302	1	Aus	NZl	Perth	13.11.15
92	SE Marsh, AC Voges	4	449	1	Aus	Win	Hobart	10.12.15
93	JM Bairstow, Stokes	6	399	1	Eng	SAF	Cape Town	02.01.16
94	V Kohli, AM Rahane	4	365	1	Ind	NZl	Indore	08.10.16
95	M Rahim, S Al Hasan	5	359	1	Ban	NZl	Wellington	12.01.17
96	MR Marsh, SPD Smith	5	301	2	Aus	Eng	Perth	14.12.17
97	DM de Silva, BKG Mendis	2	308	2	Srl	Ban	Chattogram	31.01.18
98	JA Burns, TM Head	4	308	1	Aus	Srl	Canberra	01.02.19
99	MA Agarwal, RG Sharma	1	317	1	Ind	SAF	Vizag	02.10.19
100	Labuschagne, Warner	2	361	1	Aus	Pak	Adelaide	29.11.19
101	JC Buttler, Z Crawley	5	359	1	Eng	Pak	Southampton	21.08.20
102	HM Nicholls, Williamson	4	369	2	NZl	Pak	Christchurch	03.01.21
103	A Afghan, H Shahidi	4	307	1	Afg	Zim	Abu Dhabi	10.03.21

It also provides the first occasion of Afghanistan batsmen posting a 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	A Afghan, H Shahidi	4	307	1	Afg	Zim	Abu Dhabi	10.03.21

It also provides the third occasion of batsmen posting a 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings against Zimbabwe. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	S Mushtaq, W Akram	8	313	2	Pak	Zim	Sheikhupura	17.10.96
2	Atapattu, Sangakkara	2	438	2	Srl	Zim	Bulawayo	14.05.04
3	A Afghan, H Shahidi	4	307	1	Afg	Zim	Abu Dhabi	10.03.21

It also provides the 18th occasion of batsmen posting a 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings for the fourth wicket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Partners	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Bradman, Ponsford	388	2	Aus	Eng	Leeds	20.07.34
2	MC Cowdrey, PBH May	411	3	Eng	Win	Birmingham	30.05.57
3	GS Sobers, Worrell	399	2	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	06.01.60
4	WM Lawry, KD Walters	336	1	Aus	Win	Sydney	14.02.69
5	Asif Iqbal, M Mohd	350	1	Pak	NZl	Dunedin	07.02.73
6	J Miandad, Saleem Malik	322	1	Pak	Eng	Birmingham	04.06.92
7	VVS Laxman, Tendulkar	353	1	Ind	Aus	Sydney	02.01.04
8	JN Gillespie, MEK Hussey	320	2	Aus	Ban	Chattogram	16.04.06
9	Collingwood, Pietersen	310	1	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	01.12.06
10	M J’wardene, S’weera	437	1	Srl	Pak	Karachi	21.02.09
11	MJ Clarke, Ponting	352	1	Aus	Pak	Hobart	14.01.10
12	MJ Clarke, Ponting	386	1	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	24.01.12
13	HM Amla, AB de Villiers	308	1	SAF	Win	Centurion	17.12.14
14	SE Marsh, AC Voges	449	1	Aus	Win	Hobart	10.12.15
15	V Kohli, AM Rahane	365	1	Ind	NZl	Indore	08.10.16
16	JA Burns, TM Head	308	1	Aus	Srl	Canberra	01.02.19
17	HM Nicholls, Williamson	369	2	NZl	Pak	Christchurch	03.01.21
18	A Afghan, H Shahidi	307	1	Afg	Zim	Abu Dhabi	10.03.21

It also provides the record partnership by Afghanistan batsmen in a test innings. The previous best was the 139 partnership for the second wicket between Ihshanulla and Rahmat Shah against Ireland at Dehradun in March 2019

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	A Afghan, H Shahidi	4	307	1	Afg	Zim	A Dhabi	10.03.21
2	Ihshanullah, R Shah	2	139		Afg	Ire	Dehradun	15.03.19

Three figure partnerships for the consecutive seventh and eighth wickets in a test innings

11/03/2021 hrg

In the fourth test against England at Ahmadabad, Indian batsmen posted three figure partnerships for the consecutive seventh and eight wickets. RR Pant-Washington Sundar added 113 runs for the seventh wicket and W Sundar-AR Patel added 106 runs for the eighth wicket.

The feat by Indian batsmen provides the third occasion of batsmen posting three figure partnerships for the consecutive seventh and eight wickets. It also provides the first such occasion by Indian batsmen. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	GB Hogg, A Symonds	7	173	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	02.01.08
2	B Lee, A Symonds	8	114	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	02.01.08

1	IR Bell, MJ Prior	7	107	2	Eng	Aus	Sydney	03.01.11
2	TT Bresnan, MJ Prior	8	102	2	Eng	Aus	Sydney	03.01.11

1	RR Pant, W Sundar	7	113	2	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21
2	AR Patel, W Sundar	8	106	2	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21

Three figure partnerships for the consecutive seventh and eighth wickets in a test innings

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No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	GB Hogg, A Symonds	7	173	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	02.01.08
2	B Lee, A Symonds	8	114	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	02.01.08

1	IR Bell, MJ Prior	7	107	2	Eng	Aus	Sydney	03.01.11
2	TT Bresnan, MJ Prior	8	102	2	Eng	Aus	Sydney	03.01.11

1	RR Pant, W Sundar	7	113	2	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21
2	AR Patel, W Sundar	8	106	2	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21

Some more stats on the fourth test between India and England at Ahmadabad

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At the end of the fourth test against England at Ahmadabad, V Kohli and MS Dhoni share the record for leading India on most occasions. Both have led India on 60 occasions.

They also share the record for leading India on most occasions on home soil and away soil. Both have led India on 30 occasions on home soil and also on away soil.

V Kohli scored a duck against England at Ahmadabad which provided his eighth duck while leading India. He now shares the record for most ducks by an Indian captain with MS Dhoni.

V Kohli became the sixth captain to score eight or more ducks in a test innings. Others are – SP Fleming {13}, GC Smith {10}, MA Atherton {08}, WJ Cronje {08} and MS Dhoni {08}.

V Kohli scored a duck against England at Ahmadabad which provided his fifth duck while leading India on home soil. He now shares the record for most ducks while leading India on home soil with MAK Pataudi.

GS Chappell {06}, SP Fleming {06}, AR Border {05}, GC Smith {05} are the other captains to socre five or more ducks while leading their respective teams on home soil. V Kohli became the sixth captain to score five or more ducks on home soil.

India won the fourth test against England by an innings and 25 runs to provide India’s 47^th innings victory in its tests. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ind	I + 272 runs	1st	Win	Rajkot	04 Oct 2018
2	Ind	I + 262 runs	1st	Afg	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
3	Ind	I + 239 runs	1st	Ban	Dhaka	25 May 2007
4	Ind	I + 239 runs	2nd	Srl	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
5	Ind	I + 219 runs	2nd	Aus	Kolkata	18 Mar 1998
6	Ind	I + 202 runs	1st	SAF	Ranchi	19 Oct 2019
7	Ind	I + 198 runs	2nd	NZl	Nagpur	20 Nov 2010
8	Ind	I + 171 runs	1st	Srl	Pallekele	12 Aug 2017
9	Ind	I + 144 runs	1st	Srl	Kanpur	24 Nov 2009
10	Ind	I + 140 runs	2nd	Ban	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
11	Ind	I + 137 runs	1st	SAF	Pune	10 Oct 2019
12	Ind	I + 135 runs	2nd	Aus	Hyd-RGS	02 Mar 2013
13	Ind	I + 131 runs	2nd	Pak	Rawalpindi	13 Apr 2004
14	Ind	I + 130 runs	2nd	Ban	Indore	14 Nov 2019
15	Ind	I + 126 runs	2nd	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
16	Ind	I + 119 runs	1st	Srl	Lucknow	18 Jan 1994
17	Ind	I + 115 runs	1st	NZl	Hyd-RGS	23 Aug 2012
18	Ind	I + 112 runs	1st	Win	Mumbai	09 Oct 2002
19	Ind	I + 109 runs	1st	NZl	Chennai	06 Jan 1956
20	Ind	I + 106 runs	2nd	Srl	Nagpur	27 Dec 1986
21	Ind	I + 101 runs	2nd	Zim	Nagpur	21 Feb 2002
22	Ind	I + 100 runs	1st	Aus	Mumbai	03 Nov 1979
23	Ind	I + 095 runs	1st	Srl	Bengaluru	26 Jan 1994
24	Ind	I + 092 runs	1st	Win	North Sound	21 Jul 2016
25	Ind	I + 090 runs	2nd	Zim	Bulawayo	13 Sep 2005
26	Ind	I + 083 runs	1st	Ban	Chattogram	17 Dec 2004
27	Ind	I + 075 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
28	Ind	I + 070 runs	1st	Pak	Delhi	16 Oct 1952
29	Ind	I + 067 runs	1st	Srl	Cuttack	04 Jan 1987
30	Ind	I + 057 runs	2nd	SAF	Kolkata	14 Feb 2010
31	Ind	I + 053 runs	1st	Srl	Col-SSC	03 Aug 2017
32	Ind	I + 052 runs	1st	Pak	Multan	28 Mar 2004
33	Ind	I + 051 runs	2nd	Win	Kolkata	06 Nov 2013
34	Ind	I + 046 runs	1st	Eng	Leeds	22 Aug 2002
35	Ind	I + 046 runs	2nd	Ban	Kolkata	22 Nov 2019
36	Ind	I + 036 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
37	Ind	I + 027 runs	1st	NZl	Mum-BS	02 Dec 1955
38	Ind	I + 025 runs	2nd	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
39	Ind	I + 024 runs	2nd	Srl	Mum-BS	02 Dec 2009
40	Ind	I + 022 runs	1st	Eng	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
41	Ind	I + 017 runs	2nd	Srl	Ahmadabad	08 Feb 1994
42	Ind	I + 015 runs	1st	Win	Kolkata	14 Nov 2011
43	Ind	I + 015 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
44	Ind	I + 013 runs	1st	Zim	Delhi	13 Mar 1993
45	Ind	I + 008 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952
46	Ind	I + 008 runs	1st	Srl	Chandigarh	23 Nov 1990
47	Ind	I + 002 runs	2nd	Aus	Sydney	07 Jan 1978

It also provides India’s seventh innings victory in its tests against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ind	I + 075 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
2	Ind	I + 046 runs	1st	Eng	Leeds	22 Aug 2002
3	Ind	I + 036 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
4	Ind	I + 025 runs	2nd	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
5	Ind	I + 022 runs	1st	Eng	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
6	Ind	I + 015 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
7	Ind	I + 008 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides India’s 36^th innings victory on home soil in its tests. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ind	I + 008 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952
2	Ind	I + 070 runs	1st	Pak	Delhi	16 Oct 1952
3	Ind	I + 027 runs	1st	NZl	Mum-BS	02 Dec 1955
4	Ind	I + 109 runs	1st	NZl	Chennai	06 Jan 1956
5	Ind	I + 100 runs	1st	Aus	Mumbai	03 Nov 1979
6	Ind	I + 106 runs	2nd	Srl	Nagpur	27 Dec 1986
7	Ind	I + 067 runs	1st	Srl	Cuttack	04 Jan 1987
8	Ind	I + 008 runs	1st	Srl	Chandigarh	23 Nov 1990
9	Ind	I + 022 runs	1st	Eng	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
10	Ind	I + 015 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
11	Ind	I + 013 runs	1st	Zim	Delhi	13 Mar 1993
12	Ind	I + 119 runs	1st	Srl	Lucknow	18 Jan 1994
13	Ind	I + 095 runs	1st	Srl	Bengaluru	26 Jan 1994
14	Ind	I + 017 runs	2nd	Srl	Ahmadabad	08 Feb 1994
15	Ind	I + 219 runs	2nd	Aus	Kolkata	18 Mar 1998
16	Ind	I + 101 runs	2nd	Zim	Nagpur	21 Feb 2002
17	Ind	I + 112 runs	1st	Win	Mumbai	09 Oct 2002
18	Ind	I + 144 runs	1st	Srl	Kanpur	24 Nov 2009
19	Ind	I + 024 runs	2nd	Srl	Mum-BS	02 Dec 2009
20	Ind	I + 057 runs	2nd	SAF	Kolkata	14 Feb 2010
21	Ind	I + 198 runs	2nd	NZl	Nagpur	20 Nov 2010
22	Ind	I + 015 runs	1st	Win	Kolkata	14 Nov 2011
23	Ind	I + 115 runs	1st	NZl	Hyd-RGS	23 Aug 2012
24	Ind	I + 135 runs	2nd	Aus	Hyd-RGS	02 Mar 2013
25	Ind	I + 051 runs	2nd	Win	Kolkata	06 Nov 2013
26	Ind	I + 126 runs	2nd	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
27	Ind	I + 036 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
28	Ind	I + 075 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
29	Ind	I + 239 runs	2nd	Srl	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
30	Ind	I + 262 runs	1st	Afg	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
31	Ind	I + 272 runs	1st	Win	Rajkot	04 Oct 2018
32	Ind	I + 137 runs	1st	SAF	Pune	10 Oct 2019
33	Ind	I + 202 runs	1st	SAF	Ranchi	19 Oct 2019
34	Ind	I + 130 runs	2nd	Ban	Indore	14 Nov 2019
35	Ind	I + 046 runs	2nd	Ban	Kolkata	22 Nov 2019
36	Ind	I + 025 runs	2nd	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021

It also provides India’s sixth innings victory in its tests against England on home soil. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ind	I + 075 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
2	Ind	I + 036 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
3	Ind	I + 025 runs	2nd	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
4	Ind	I + 022 runs	1st	Eng	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
5	Ind	I + 015 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
6	Ind	I + 008 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides India’s 22nd innings victory when it has batted second in tests. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ind	I + 239 runs	2nd	Srl	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
2	Ind	I + 219 runs	2nd	Aus	Kolkata	18 Mar 1998
3	Ind	I + 198 runs	2nd	NZl	Nagpur	20 Nov 2010
4	Ind	I + 140 runs	2nd	Ban	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
5	Ind	I + 135 runs	2nd	Aus	Hyd-RGS	02 Mar 2013
6	Ind	I + 131 runs	2nd	Pak	Rawalpindi	13 Apr 2004
7	Ind	I + 130 runs	2nd	Ban	Indore	14 Nov 2019
8	Ind	I + 126 runs	2nd	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
9	Ind	I + 106 runs	2nd	Srl	Nagpur	27 Dec 1986
10	Ind	I + 101 runs	2nd	Zim	Nagpur	21 Feb 2002
11	Ind	I + 090 runs	2nd	Zim	Bulawayo	13 Sep 2005
12	Ind	I + 075 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
13	Ind	I + 057 runs	2nd	SAF	Kolkata	14 Feb 2010
14	Ind	I + 051 runs	2nd	Win	Kolkata	06 Nov 2013
15	Ind	I + 046 runs	2nd	Ban	Kolkata	22 Nov 2019
16	Ind	I + 036 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
17	Ind	I + 025 runs	2nd	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
18	Ind	I + 024 runs	2nd	Srl	Mum-BS	02 Dec 2009
19	Ind	I + 017 runs	2nd	Srl	Ahmadabad	08 Feb 1994
20	Ind	I + 015 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
21	Ind	I + 008 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952
22	Ind	I + 002 runs	2nd	Aus	Sydney	07 Jan 1978

It also provides India’s fifth innings victory when it has batted second in tests against England. All such occasions are tabulated below. Interestingly all these five wins are on home soil.

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Ind	I + 075 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
2	Ind	I + 036 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
3	Ind	I + 025 runs	2nd	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
4	Ind	I + 015 runs	2nd	Eng	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
5	Ind	I + 008 runs	2nd	Eng	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

RR Pant scored 101 in this test to provide the 22^nd occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century. It also provides the 16^th occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century on home soil.

It also provides seventh occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against England. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against England on home soil

RR Pant became the second Indian wicket keeper batsman to score century on two occasions after BK Kunderan. The centuries scored by these two wicket keepers are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	BK Kunderan	192	1	Eng	Chennai	10 Jan 1964
2	BK Kunderan	100	3	Eng	Delhi	08 Feb 1964

1	RR Pant	114	4	Eng	The Oval	07 Sep 2018
2	RR Pant	101	2	Eng	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021

RR Pant’s fielding dismissals at the end of the just concluded series against England read 82. He now shares the sixth place for most dismissals by an Indian wicket keeper with FM Engineer. FM Engineer has also effected 82 dismissls. MS Dhoni {294}, SMH Kirmani {198}, KS More {130}, NR Mongia {107} and WP Saha {103} are the six other wicket keepers to effect more dismissals than RR Pant and MS Dhoni.

RR Pant’s has pouched 75 catches at the end of the just concluded series against England. He became the sixth Indian wicket keeper to pouch 75 plus catches. The following table lists all these six wicket keepers

No	Player	Span	Mat	Inns	Dis	CWk
1	MS Dhoni	2005-2014	90	166	294	256
2	SMH Kirmani	1976-1986	88	151	198	160
3	KS More	1986-1993	49	090	130	110
4	NR Mongia	1994-2001	44	077	107	099
5	WP Saha	2012-2020	37	072	103	092
6	RR Pant	2018-2021	20	040	082	075

Indian bowlers AR Patel {5 for 48} and R Ashwin {5 for 47} shared the England’s second innings wickets equally to provide the eighth occasion of two spin bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the second occasion of two spin bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings against England. The first such occasion was credited to Australian bowlers – TBA May {5 for 085} and SK Warne {5 for 082} at Birmingham on 05 Aug 1993. It also provides the first occasion of two Indian bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings against England. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Dste
1	1	TBA May	5-085	4	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	05.08.93
	2	SK Warne	5-082	4	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	05.08.93

2	1	AR Patel	5-048	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21
	2	R Ashwin	5-047	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21

It also provides the third occasion of two Indian spin bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Dste
1	1	SP Gupte	5-180	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	28.03.53
	2	MH Mankad	5-228	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	28.03.53

2	1	BS Bedi	5-037	3	Ind	Aus	Delhi	28.11.69
	2	EAS Prasanna	5-042	3	Ind	Aus	Delhi	28.11.69

3	1	AR Patel	5-048	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21
	2	R Ashwin	5-047	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmadabad	04.03.21

England lost the fourth test at Ahmadabad by an innings and 25 runs to provide its 63^rd loss by an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	I + 332 runs	2nd	Aus	Brisbane	29 Nov 1946
2	Eng	I + 226 runs	2nd	Win	Lord’s	23 Aug 1973
3	Eng	I + 215 runs	1st	Srl	Colombo (SSC)	18 Dec 2003
4	Eng	I + 200 runs	2nd	Aus	Melbourne	26 Feb 1937
5	Eng	I + 180 runs	1st	Win	Birmingham	14 Jun 1984
6	Eng	I + 180 runs	2nd	Aus	Nottingham	10 Aug 1989
7	Eng	I + 161 runs	2nd	Win	Kingston	14 Mar 1935
8	Eng	I + 156 runs	1st	Win	Manchester	30 Jun 1988
9	Eng	I + 154 runs	2nd	Aus	Brisbane	26 Nov 1954
10	Eng	I + 149 runs	1st	Aus	The Oval	14 Aug 1948
11	Eng	I + 148 runs	2nd	Aus	Leeds	22 Jul 1993
12	Eng	I + 147 runs	2nd	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
13	Eng	I + 132 runs	2nd	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
14	Eng	I + 123 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	04 Jan 2018
15	Eng	I + 118 runs	1st	Aus	Birmingham	05 Jul 2001
16	Eng	I + 100 runs	1st	Pak	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
17	Eng	I + 099 runs	1st	Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 2006
18	Eng	I + 093 runs	1st	Win	Birmingham	15 Jun 2000
19	Eng	I + 092 runs	1st	SAF	Lord’s	31 Jul 2003
20	Eng	I + 091 runs	2nd	Aus	Melbourne	31 Dec 1920
21	Eng	I + 087 runs	1st	Pak	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
22	Eng	I + 085 runs	2nd	Aus	Birmingham	10 Jul 1975
23	Eng	I + 080 runs	1st	Aus	Leeds	07 Aug 2009
24	Eng	I + 079 runs	2nd	Win	Port of Spain	13 Feb 1981
25	Eng	I + 075 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
26	Eng	I + 074 runs	1st	SAF	Jo’burg	14 Jan 2010
27	Eng	I + 065 runs	1st	NZl	Mt Maunganui	21 Nov 2019
28	Eng	I + 064 runs	2nd	Win	Manchester	26 Jul 1984
29	Eng	I + 064 runs	1st	Win	Birmingham	06 Jul 1995
30	Eng	I + 062 runs	2nd	Aus	Lord’s	17 Jun 1993
31	Eng	I + 061 runs	1st	Aus	Leeds	24 Jul 1997
32	Eng	I + 056 runs	2nd	Win	The Oval	12 Aug 1950
33	Eng	I + 055 runs	2nd	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1898
34	Eng	I + 055 runs	2nd	Win	Leeds	04 Aug 1966
35	Eng	I + 052 runs	1st	Win	St John’s	20 Mar 1998
36	Eng	I + 051 runs	1st	Aus	Adelaide	21 Nov 2002
37	Eng	I + 049 runs	1st	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
38	Eng	I + 048 runs	1st	Aus	Perth	29 Nov 2002
39	Eng	I + 046 runs	2nd	Ind	Leeds	22 Aug 2002
40	Eng	I + 046 runs	2nd	Aus	The Oval	20 Aug 2015
41	Eng	I + 044 runs	1st	Win	Georgetown	17 Mar 1994
42	Eng	I + 041 runs	1st	Aus	Perth	14 Dec 2017
43	Eng	I + 040 runs	2nd	Win	Manchester	02 Jun 1966
44	Eng	I + 039 runs	1st	Aus	The Oval	16 Aug 1930
45	Eng	I + 037 runs	1st	SAF	Cape Town	02 Jan 2000
46	Eng	I + 036 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
47	Eng	I + 033 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	13 Dec 1946
48	Eng	I + 032 runs	1st	Win	St John’s	12 Apr 1990
49	Eng	I + 030 runs	2nd	Win	Bridgetown	21 Mar 1986
50	Eng	I + 028 runs	2nd	Srl	Galle	22 Feb 2001
51	Eng	I + 025 runs	2nd	Aus	The Oval	23 Aug 2001
52	Eng	I + 025 runs	1st	Ind	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
53	Eng	I + 023 runs	1st	Win	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
54	Eng	I + 022 runs	2nd	Ind	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
55	Eng	I + 021 runs	1st	SAF	Jo’burg	25 Nov 1999
56	Eng	I + 018 runs	1st	Pak	Leeds	02 Jul 1987
57	Eng	I + 016 runs	1st	SAF	Cape Town	30 Mar 1906
58	Eng	I + 015 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
59	Eng	I + 013 runs	2nd	Aus	Adelaide	14 Jan 1898
60	Eng	I + 013 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	05 Jan 1951
61	Eng	I + 012 runs	1st	SAF	The Oval	19 Jul 2012
62	Eng	I + 009 runs	1st	Aus	Adelaide	28 Jan 1966
63	Eng	I + 008 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides its seventh loss by an innings margin against India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	I + 075 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
2	Eng	I + 046 runs	2nd	Ind	Leeds	22 Aug 2002
3	Eng	I + 036 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
4	Eng	I + 025 runs	1st	Ind	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
5	Eng	I + 022 runs	2nd	Ind	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
6	Eng	I + 015 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
7	Eng	I + 008 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides its 39th loss by an innings margin on away soil. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	I + 332 runs	2nd	Aus	Brisbane	29 Nov 1946
2	Eng	I + 215 runs	1st	Srl	Colombo (SSC)	18 Dec 2003
3	Eng	I + 200 runs	2nd	Aus	Melbourne	26 Feb 1937
4	Eng	I + 161 runs	2nd	Win	Kingston	14 Mar 1935
5	Eng	I + 154 runs	2nd	Aus	Brisbane	26 Nov 1954
6	Eng	I + 147 runs	2nd	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
7	Eng	I + 132 runs	2nd	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
8	Eng	I + 123 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	04 Jan 2018
9	Eng	I + 100 runs	1st	Pak	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
10	Eng	I + 099 runs	1st	Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 2006
11	Eng	I + 091 runs	2nd	Aus	Melbourne	31 Dec 1920
12	Eng	I + 087 runs	1st	Pak	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
13	Eng	I + 079 runs	2nd	Win	Port of Spain	13 Feb 1981
14	Eng	I + 075 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
15	Eng	I + 074 runs	1st	SAF	Jo’burg	14 Jan 2010
16	Eng	I + 065 runs	1st	NZl	Mt Maunganui	21 Nov 2019
17	Eng	I + 055 runs	2nd	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1898
18	Eng	I + 052 runs	1st	Win	St John’s	20 Mar 1998
19	Eng	I + 051 runs	1st	Aus	Adelaide	21 Nov 2002
20	Eng	I + 049 runs	1st	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
21	Eng	I + 048 runs	1st	Aus	Perth	29 Nov 2002
22	Eng	I + 044 runs	1st	Win	Georgetown	17 Mar 1994
23	Eng	I + 041 runs	1st	Aus	Perth	14 Dec 2017
24	Eng	I + 037 runs	1st	SAF	Cape Town	02 Jan 2000
25	Eng	I + 036 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
26	Eng	I + 033 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	13 Dec 1946
27	Eng	I + 032 runs	1st	Win	St John’s	12 Apr 1990
28	Eng	I + 030 runs	2nd	Win	Bridgetown	21 Mar 1986
29	Eng	I + 028 runs	2nd	Srl	Galle	22 Feb 2001
30	Eng	I + 025 runs	1st	Ind	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
31	Eng	I + 023 runs	1st	Win	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
32	Eng	I + 022 runs	2nd	Ind	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
33	Eng	I + 021 runs	1st	SAF	Jo’burg	25 Nov 1999
34	Eng	I + 016 runs	1st	SAF	Cape Town	30 Mar 1906
35	Eng	I + 015 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
36	Eng	I + 013 runs	2nd	Aus	Adelaide	14 Jan 1898
37	Eng	I + 013 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	05 Jan 1951
38	Eng	I + 009 runs	1st	Aus	Adelaide	28 Jan 1966
39	Eng	I + 008 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides its sixth loss by an innings margin against India on away soil. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	I + 075 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
2	Eng	I + 036 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
3	Eng	I + 025 runs	1st	Ind	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
4	Eng	I + 022 runs	2nd	Ind	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
5	Eng	I + 015 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
6	Eng	I + 008 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides its 38th loss by an innings margin when it had batted first. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	I + 215 runs	1st	Srl	Colombo (SSC)	18 Dec 2003
2	Eng	I + 180 runs	1st	Win	Birmingham	14 Jun 1984
3	Eng	I + 156 runs	1st	Win	Manchester	30 Jun 1988
4	Eng	I + 149 runs	1st	Aus	The Oval	14 Aug 1948
5	Eng	I + 123 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	04 Jan 2018
6	Eng	I + 118 runs	1st	Aus	Birmingham	05 Jul 2001
7	Eng	I + 100 runs	1st	Pak	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
8	Eng	I + 099 runs	1st	Aus	Melbourne	26 Dec 2006
9	Eng	I + 093 runs	1st	Win	Birmingham	15 Jun 2000
10	Eng	I + 092 runs	1st	SAF	Lord’s	31 Jul 2003
11	Eng	I + 087 runs	1st	Pak	Lahore	25 Nov 1987
12	Eng	I + 080 runs	1st	Aus	Leeds	07 Aug 2009
13	Eng	I + 075 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
14	Eng	I + 074 runs	1st	SAF	Jo’burg	14 Jan 2010
15	Eng	I + 065 runs	1st	NZl	Mt Maunganui	21 Nov 2019
16	Eng	I + 064 runs	1st	Win	Birmingham	06 Jul 1995
17	Eng	I + 061 runs	1st	Aus	Leeds	24 Jul 1997
18	Eng	I + 052 runs	1st	Win	St John’s	20 Mar 1998
19	Eng	I + 051 runs	1st	Aus	Adelaide	21 Nov 2002
20	Eng	I + 049 runs	1st	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
21	Eng	I + 048 runs	1st	Aus	Perth	29 Nov 2002
22	Eng	I + 044 runs	1st	Win	Georgetown	17 Mar 1994
23	Eng	I + 041 runs	1st	Aus	Perth	14 Dec 2017
24	Eng	I + 039 runs	1st	Aus	The Oval	16 Aug 1930
25	Eng	I + 037 runs	1st	SAF	Cape Town	02 Jan 2000
26	Eng	I + 036 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
27	Eng	I + 033 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	13 Dec 1946
28	Eng	I + 032 runs	1st	Win	St John’s	12 Apr 1990
29	Eng	I + 025 runs	1st	Ind	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
30	Eng	I + 023 runs	1st	Win	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
31	Eng	I + 021 runs	1st	SAF	Jo’burg	25 Nov 1999
32	Eng	I + 018 runs	1st	Pak	Leeds	02 Jul 1987
33	Eng	I + 016 runs	1st	SAF	Cape Town	30 Mar 1906
34	Eng	I + 015 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
35	Eng	I + 013 runs	1st	Aus	Sydney	05 Jan 1951
36	Eng	I + 012 runs	1st	SAF	The Oval	19 Jul 2012
37	Eng	I + 009 runs	1st	Aus	Adelaide	28 Jan 1966
38	Eng	I + 008 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

It also provides its fifth loss by an innings margin when it had batted first against India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Margin	Bat	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	I + 075 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
2	Eng	I + 036 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
3	Eng	I + 025 runs	1st	Ind	Ahmadabad	04 Mar 2021
4	Eng	I + 015 runs	1st	Ind	Mumbai	19 Feb 1993
5	Eng	I + 008 runs	1st	Ind	Chennai	06 Feb 1952

Indian bowlers – sharing the wickets equally in a test innings

09/03/2021 hrg

Indian bowlers AR Patel {5 for 48} and R Ashwin {5 for 47} shared the England’s second innings wickets equally to provide the 55th occasion of two bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 18th occasion of two bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings against England. It also provides the sixth occasion of two Indian bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings against England All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Dste
1	1	L Amarnath	5-096	1	Ind	Eng	Manchester	20.07.46
	2	MH Mankad	5-101	1	Ind	Eng	Manchester	20.07.46

2	1	SP Gupte	5-180	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	28.03.53
	2	MH Mankad	5-228	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	28.03.53

3	1	BS Bedi	5-037	3	Ind	Aus	Delhi	28.11.69
	2	EAS Prasanna	5-042	3	Ind	Aus	Delhi	28.11.69

4	1	N Kapil Dev	5-097	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	02.01.81
	2	KD Ghavri	5-107	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	02.01.81

5	1	N Kapil Dev	5-070	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27.11.81
	2	S Madan Lal	5-023	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27.11.81

6	1	AR Patel	5-048	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	04.03.21
	2	R Ashwin	5-047	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	04.03.21

No	No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Dste
1	1	TBA May	5-085	4	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	05.08.93
	2	SK Warne	5-082	4	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	05.08.93

2	1	AR Patel	5-048	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	04.03.21
	2	R Ashwin	5-047	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	04.03.21

It also provides the third occasion of two Indian spin bowlers sharing the wickets equally in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	No	Player	W-R	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Dste
1	1	SP Gupte	5-180	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	28.03.53
	2	MH Mankad	5-228	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	28.03.53

2	1	BS Bedi	5-037	3	Ind	Aus	Delhi	28.11.69
	2	EAS Prasanna	5-042	3	Ind	Aus	Delhi	28.11.69

3	1	AR Patel	5-048	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	04.03.21
	2	R Ashwin	5-047	3	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	04.03.21

England dismissed all out for a two digit score in a test innings

26/02/2021 hrg

England was dismissed all out for 81 in its second innings against India in the just concluded third test at Ahmedabad to provide the 38^th occasion of England dismissed all out for score less than 99 runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	77	55.0×4	4	Aus	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
2	Eng	95	63.0×4	1	Aus	Manchester	10 Jul 1884
3	Eng	77	39.1×4	3	Aus	Sydney	14 Mar 1885
4	Eng	45	35.3×4	1	Aus	Sydney	28 Jan 1887
5	Eng	53	50.0×4	2	Aus	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
6	Eng	62	47.0×4	4	Aus	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
7	Eng	75	40.1	1	Aus	Melbourne	29 Dec 1894
8	Eng	65	38.5	2	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
9	Eng	72	29.1	3	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
10	Eng	84	49.0×5	3	Aus	The Oval	10 Aug 1896
11	Eng	92	48.0×5	1	SAF	Cape Town	01 Apr 1899
12	Eng	61	15.4	2	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1902
13	Eng	99	48.1	3	Aus	Sydney	14 Feb 1902
14	Eng	61	31.2	2	Aus	Melbourne	05 Mar 1904
15	Eng	76	36.3	1	SAF	Leeds	29 Jul 1907
16	Eng	87	37.5	4	Aus	Leeds	01 Jul 1909
17	Eng	52	42.1	1	Aus	The Oval	14 Aug 1948
18	Eng	87	31.2×8	3	Aus	Melbourne	31 Dec 1958
19	Eng	71	32.5	2	Win	Manchester	08 Jul 1976
20	Eng	95	34.3×8	2	Aus	Melbourne	12 Mar 1977
21	Eng	64	27.3×8	4	NZl	Wellington	10 Feb 1978
22	Eng	82	50.2	2	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
23	Eng	93	51.0	3	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
24	Eng	93	42.4	3	Win	Manchester	30 Jun 1988
25	Eng	46	19.1	4	Win	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
26	Eng	99	45.5	4	SAF	Lord’s	21 Jul 1994
27	Eng	92	42.5	4	Aus	Melbourne	24 Dec 1994
28	Eng	89	30.0	3	Win	Birmingham	06 Jul 1995
29	Eng	77	42.3	1	Aus	Lord’s	19 Jun 1997
30	Eng	79	28.2	4	Aus	Brisbane	07 Nov 2002
31	Eng	81	30.5	2	Srl	Galle	18 Dec 2007
32	Eng	51	33.2	3	Win	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
33	Eng	72	36.1	4	Pak	Abu Dhabi	25 Jan 2012
34	Eng	58	20.4	1	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
35	Eng	77	30.2	2	Win	Bridgetown	23 Jan 2019
36	Eng	85	23.4	1	Ire	Lord’s	24 Jul 2019
37	Eng	67	27.5	2	Aus	Leeds	22 Aug 2019
38	Eng	81	30.4	3	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

It also provides the 23^rd occasion of England dismissed all out for a score less than 99 runs in a test innings on away soil which includes neutral venue.

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	77	39.1×4	3	Aus	Sydney	14 Mar 1885
2	Eng	45	35.3×4	1	Aus	Sydney	28 Jan 1887
3	Eng	75	40.1	1	Aus	Melbourne	29 Dec 1894
4	Eng	65	38.5	2	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
5	Eng	72	29.1	3	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
6	Eng	92	48.0×5	1	SAF	Cape Town	01 Apr 1899
7	Eng	61	15.4	2	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1902
8	Eng	99	48.1	3	Aus	Sydney	14 Feb 1902
9	Eng	61	31.2	2	Aus	Melbourne	05 Mar 1904
10	Eng	87	31.2×8	3	Aus	Melbourne	31 Dec 1958
11	Eng	95	34.3×8	2	Aus	Melbourne	12 Mar 1977
12	Eng	64	27.3×8	4	NZl	Wellington	10 Feb 1978
13	Eng	82	50.2	2	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
14	Eng	93	51.0	3	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
15	Eng	46	19.1	4	Win	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
16	Eng	92	42.5	4	Aus	Melbourne	24 Dec 1994
17	Eng	79	28.2	4	Aus	Brisbane	07 Nov 2002
18	Eng	81	30.5	2	Srl	Galle	18 Dec 2007
19	Eng	51	33.2	3	Win	Kingston	04 Feb 2009
20	Eng	72	36.1	4	Pak	Abu Dhabi	25 Jan 2012
21	Eng	58	20.4	1	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
22	Eng	77	30.2	2	Win	Bridgetown	23 Jan 2019
23	Eng	81	30.4	3	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

England has been dismissed for a total less than 99 runs in both innings of a test. All the three occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	53	50.0×4	2	Aus	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
2	Eng	62	47.0×4	4	Aus	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888

1	Eng	65	38.5	2	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895
2	Eng	72	29.1	3	Aus	Sydney	01 Feb 1895

1	Eng	82	50.2	2	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984
2	Eng	93	51.0	3	NZl	Christchurch	03 Feb 1984

England’s 81 all out in this test provides the sixth occasion of a team dismissed all out for a total less than 99 runs in a day-night test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Srl	96	26.0	3	Pak	Dub-DSC	6 Oct 2017
2	Zim	68	30.1	2	SAF	P Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
3	Eng	58	20.4	1	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
4	Win	93	31.2	3	Srl	Bridgetown	23 Jun 2018
5	Ind	36	21.2	3	Aus	Adelaide	17 Dec 2020
6	Eng	81	30.4	3	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

It also provides the second occasion of England dismissed all out for a total less than 99 runs in a day-night test. Both such occasions are tabulated below. England was dismissed for 58 in its first innings against New Zealand at Auckland in Mar 2018. England is the only team to be dismissed for a total less than 99 runs in a test innings of the day-night test on two occasions.

No	Team	Score	Overs	I	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	Eng	58	20.4	1	NZl	Auckland	22 Mar 2018
2	Eng	81	30.4	3	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

AR Patel stands tall with his eleven for 70 in a day-night test at Ahmedabad

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AR Patel of India who returned with figures of 11 for 70 in thejust concluded test against Ahmedabad against England became the third bowler to capture ten or more wickets in a day-night test after D Bishoo of West Indies and PJ Cummins of Australia. The following table lists the performance of these three bowlers.

No	Player	W-R	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	AR Patel	11-070	Ind	Eng	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021
2	PJ Cummins	10-062	Aus	Srl	Brisbane	24 Jan 2019
3	D Bishoo	10-174	Win	Pak	Dub-DSC	13 Oct 2016

AR Patel’s 11 for 70 represent the best bowling figures in a day-night test. It was an improvement over PJ Cummins’ figures of 10 for 62 in the test match between Australia and Sri Lanka at Brisbane in Jan 2019

AR Patel became the first bowler in a day-night test to capture ten wickets in a match with five plus wickets in each innings. He returned with figures of 6 for 38 in the first innings and 5 for 32 in the second innings of this test. He had match figures of 11 for 70

Test Matches completed in two days

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The third test between India and England at Ahmedabad in the ongoing test series was completed in two days with India winning this test by ten wickets to provide the 22^nd occasion of a team winning a test within two days. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	T-1	T-2	D	Won	Ground	Match Date
1	Eng	Aus	2	Aus	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
2	Eng	Aus	2	Aus	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
3	Eng	Aus	2	Eng	The Oval	13 Aug 1888
4	Eng	Aus	2	Eng	Manchester	30 Aug 1888
5	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	P Elizabeth	12 Mar 1889
6	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
7	Eng	Aus	2	Eng	The Oval	11 Aug 1890
8	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	P Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
9	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	Cape Town	21 Mar 1896
10	Aus	SAF	2	Aus	Manchester	27 May 1912
11	Eng	SAF	2	Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1912
12	Eng	Aus	2	Aus	Nottingham	28 May 1921
13	Aus	Win	2	Aus	Melbourne	13 Feb 1931
14	SAF	Aus	2	Aus	Johannesburg	15 Feb 1936
15	NZl	Aus	2	Aus	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
16	Eng	Win	2	Eng	Leeds	17 Aug 2000
17	Aus	Pak	2	Aus	Sharjah	11 Oct 2002
18	SAF	Zim	2	SAF	Cape Town	04 Mar 2005
19	Zim	NZl	2	NZl	Harare	07 Aug 2005
20	SAF	Zim	2	SAF	P Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
21	Ind	Afg	2	Ind	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
22	Ind	Eng	2	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

It also provides the second occasion of a test match completed in two days on Indian soil. The first such occasion was the Bengaluru test between India and Afghanistan in Jun 2018. Incidentally this test was your truly’s 100^th International match

No	T-1	T-2	D	Won	Ground	Match Date
1	Ind	Afg	2	Ind	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
2	Ind	Eng	2	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

Second day of the Ahmedabad test between India and England

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JE Root captured five wickets for 8 runs in India’s first innings to provide the 127^th occasion of a captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 64th occasion of a captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket on away soil

JE Root captured five wickets for 8 runs in India’s first innings to provide the 15th occasion of an England captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings in the annals of test cricket on away soil

JE Root captured five wickets for 8 runs in India’s first innings to provide the 21st occasion of a captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against India in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the seventh occasion of a captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against India in the annals of test cricket on away soil

JE Root captured five wickets for 8 runs in India’s first innings to provide the sixth occasion of an England captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against India in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the first occasion of an England captain capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against India in the annals of test cricket on away soil

JE Root became the second captain in the annals of test cricket to capture five plus wickets conceding single digit runs in a test innings after AER Gilligan of England. AER Gilligan had returned with figures of six wickets conceding seven runs against SAF at Birmingham in Jun 1924.

JE Root with his five for eight became the 13^th bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture five or more wickets conceding single digit runs. All such performances are tabulated below

No	Player	Wkts	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GA Lohmann	8-07	4	Eng	SAF	P Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
2	AER Gilligan	6-07	2	Eng	SAF	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
3	H Ironmonger	5-06	1	Aus	SAF	Melbourne	12 Feb 1932
4	ERH Toshack	5-02	2	Aus	Ind	Brisbane	28 Nov 1947
5	TBA May	5-09	3	Aus	Win	Adelaide	23 Jan 1993
6	JJC Lawson	6-03	3	Win	Ban	Dhaka	08 Dec 2002
7	MJ Clarke	6-09	3	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	03 Nov 2004
8	VD Philander	5-07	1	SAF	NZl	Cape Town	02 Jan 2013
9	DW Steyn	6-08	2	SAF	Pak	Johannesburg	01 Feb 2013
10	KAJ Roach	5-08	1	Win	Ban	North Sound	04 Jul 2018
11	JJ Bumrah	5-07	4	Ind	Win	North Sound	22 Aug 2019
12	JR Hazlewood	5-08	3	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	17 Dec 2020
13	JE Root	5-08	2	Eng	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

He also became the third England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture five or more wickets conceding single digit runs. All such performances are tabulated below

No	Player	Wkts	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	GA Lohmann	8-07	4	Eng	SAF	P Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
2	AER Gilligan	6-07	2	Eng	SAF	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
3	JE Root	5-08	2	Eng	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

He also became the fourth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture five or more wickets conceding single digit runs against Ind. All such performances are tabulated below

No	Player	Wkts	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	ERH Toshack	5-02	2	Aus	Ind	Brisbane	28 Nov 1947
2	MJ Clarke	6-09	3	Aus	Ind	Mumbai	03 Nov 2004
3	JR Hazlewood	5-08	3	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	17 Dec 2020
4	JE Root	5-08	2	Eng	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

JE Root became the second bowler to capture five wickets conceding single digit runs in a day-night test after JR Hazzlewood of Aus. JR Hazelwood had figures of five for eight against Ind at Adelaide in Dec 2020. Interestingly enough both these bowlers have the same figures {five for eight} and against the same opposition {India}

No	Player	Wkts	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	JR Hazlewood	5-08	3	Aus	Ind	Adelaide	17 Dec 2020
2	JE Root	5-08	2	Eng	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

England was dismissed for 81 in its second innings, its lowest test innings score against Ind. Its previous lowest total against India in England was 101 at The Oval in Aug 1971. Its previous lowest total against India in India was at Mumbai in Nov 1981.

The interval between 1971 and 1981 is ten years and the interval between 1981 and 2021 is twenty years – multiple of ten years.

AR Patel captured five for 32 in England’s second innings to provide the 76^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against England. It also provides the 45^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five plus wickets in a test innings against England in Ind.

AR Patel captured eleven wickets conceding 70 runs in this {6-38 and 5-22} to provide the third occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test with five plus wickets in each innings of the test against England. Other two occasions were – R Ashwin’s 12 for 167 {6-112 and 6-52} at Mumbai in Dec 2016 and L Sivaramakrishnan’s 12 for 181 {6-64 and 6-117} at Mumbai in Nov 1984.

Interestingly both R Ashwin and L Sivaramakrishnan have witnessed the feat of AR Patel. R Ashwin bowling in tandem with AR Patel. L Sivaramakrishnan commenting on the performance of AR Patel in the capacity of a TV Commentator for Starsports.

AR Patel captured eleven wickets conceding 70 runs in this {6-38 and 5-22} to provide the 24th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test with five plus wickets in each innings of the test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Wkts	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	ND Hirwani	16-136	Win	Chennai	11 Jan 1988
2	Harbhajan	15-217	Aus	Chennai	18 Mar 2001
3	JM Patel	14-124	Aus	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
4	MH Mankad	13-131	Pak	Delhi	16 Oct 1952
5	J Srinath	13-132	Pak	Kolkata	16 Feb 1999
6	R Ashwin	13-140	NZl	Indore	08 Oct 2016
7	A Kumble	13-181	Aus	Chennai	14 Oct 2004
8	Harbhajan	13-196	Aus	Kolkata	11 Mar 2001
9	R Ashwin	12-085	NZl	Hyd-RGS	23 Aug 2012
10	R Ashwin	12-098	SAF	Nagpur	25 Nov 2015
11	Chandrasekhar	12-104	Aus	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
12	IK Pathan	12-126	Zim	Harare	20 Sep 2005
13	R Ashwin	12-167	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
14	LSR Krishnan	12-181	Eng	Mumbai	28 Nov 1984
15	R Ashwin	12-198	Aus	Chennai	22 Feb 2013
16	AR Patel	11-070	Eng	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021
17	IK Pathan	11-096	Ban	Dhaka	10 Dec 2004
18	RG Nadkarni	11-122	Aus	Chennai	02 Oct 1964
19	SLV Raju	11-125	Srl	Ahmedabad	08 Feb 1994
20	Harbhajan	11-224	Aus	Bengaluru	06 Oct 2004
21	A Kumble	10-074	Pak	Delhi	04 Feb 1999
22	PP Ojha	10-089	Win	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013
23	BKV Prasad	10-153	SAF	Durban	26 Dec 1996
24	BS Bedi	10-194	Aus	Perth	16 Dec 1977

AR Patel’s 11 for 70 provide the 51^st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test match. It also provides the 39th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test match on home soil and also provides the fifth such occasion against Eng at Ahmedabad.

AR Patel’s 11 for 70 provide the ground record for the best figures by a bowler at Ahmedabad. The previous best was SLV Raju’s 11 for 125 against Sri Lanka in Feb 1994.

AR Patel’s 11 for 70 provide the 51^st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test match against England. It also provides the seventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test match on home soil against England and also second such occasion against England at Ahmedabad. A Kumble’s 10 for 233 in Dec 2001 was the other occasion.

R Ashwin’s four wickets in England’s second innings fetched him an aggregate of 401 test wickets. He became the 16^th bowler and the fourth Indian bowler to capture 400 plus test wickets in the annals of test cricket. Others are – A Kumble {619}, N Kapil Dev {434} and Harbhajan Singh {417}

JM Bairstow collected a pair in this test to provide the 98th occasion of an England batsman collecting a pair. It also provides the 53rd occasion of an England batsman collecting a pair on away soil

JM Bairstow collected a pair in this test to provide the eighth occasion of an England batsman collecting a pair against India. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England batsman collecting a pair on away soil against India.

JM Bairstow collected a pair in this test to provide the 49th occasion of a batsman collecting a pair against India. It also provides the 31st occasion of a batsman collecting a pair against India on Indian soil.

It also provides the fourth occasion of a batsman collecting a pair at Ahmedabad. Others are AL Logie of West Indies in Nov 1983, MS Atapattu of Sri Lanka in Feb 1994 and TG McIntosh of New Zealand in Nov 2010

Z Crawly was dismissed for a duck in England’s second innings to provide the 19^th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck against India. It also provide the 12^th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck against India in India.

Z Crawley scored 53 and zero in this test to provide the fifth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a fifty and a duck in a test match against India. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Oppo	Ground	Start Date
1	DL Amiss	82	0	Ind	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
2	AJ Stewart	74	0	Ind	Chennai	11 Feb 1993
3	MP Vaughan	0	100	Ind	Lord’s	25 Jul 2002
4	KK Jennings	112	0	Ind	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
5	Z Crawley	53	0	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

This test was completed in two days with India winning this test by ten wickets to provide the 22^nd occasion of a team winning a test within two days. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	T-1	T-2	D	Won	Ground	Match Date
1	Eng	Aus	2	Aus	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
2	Eng	Aus	2	Aus	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
3	Eng	Aus	2	Eng	The Oval	13 Aug 1888
4	Eng	Aus	2	Eng	Manchester	30 Aug 1888
5	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	P Elizabeth	12 Mar 1889
6	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	Cape Town	25 Mar 1889
7	Eng	Aus	2	Eng	The Oval	11 Aug 1890
8	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	P Elizabeth	13 Feb 1896
9	SAF	Eng	2	Eng	Cape Town	21 Mar 1896
10	Aus	SAF	2	Aus	Manchester	27 May 1912
11	Eng	SAF	2	Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1912
12	Eng	Aus	2	Aus	Nottingham	28 May 1921
13	Aus	Win	2	Aus	Melbourne	13 Feb 1931
14	SAF	Aus	2	Aus	Johannesburg	15 Feb 1936
15	NZl	Aus	2	Aus	Wellington	29 Mar 1946
16	Eng	Win	2	Eng	Leeds	17 Aug 2000
17	Aus	Pak	2	Aus	Sharjah	11 Oct 2002
18	SAF	Zim	2	SAF	Cape Town	04 Mar 2005
19	Zim	NZl	2	NZl	Harare	07 Aug 2005
20	SAF	Zim	2	SAF	P Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
21	Ind	Afg	2	Ind	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
22	Ind	Eng	2	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

No	T-1	T-2	D	Won	Ground	Match Date
1	Ind	Afg	2	Ind	Bengaluru	14 Jun 2018
2	Ind	Eng	2	Ind	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

AR Patel and R Ashwin shared the new ball in England’s second innings to provide the 48^th occasion of new ball being shared by two spinners in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 17^th occasion of Indian spin bowlers sharing the new ball in an innings.

AR Patel and R Ashwin shared the new ball in England’s second innings to provide the 19th occasion of new ball being shared by two spinners against England in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the seventh occasion of Indian spin bowlers sharing the new ball in an innings against England

R Ashwin’s 401 wickets costed him 10005 runs. He became the 12^th bowler in the annals of test cricket to concede 10000 plus and capture 400 plus wickets. He also became the fourth Indian bowler to concede 10000 plus runs and capture 400 plus wickets

No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts
1	A Kumble	132	236	40850	18355	619
2	Harbhajan	103	190	28580	13537	417
3	N Kapil Dev	131	227	27740	12867	434
4	R Ashwin	077	144	21264	10005	401

This test was won by ten wickets and gave India its 22^nd victory on home soil under V Kohli. With 22 wins to his credit V Kohli now owns the record for most test wins by an Indian captain on home soil. He went past MS Dhoni who had won 21 tests on home soil. The following table lists the home soil wins under these two Indian skippers

No	Captain	Opp	Margin	Ground	Start Date
1	MS Dhoni	SAF	8 wickets	Kanpur	11 Apr 2008
2	MS Dhoni	Aus	320 runs	Mohali	17 Oct 2008
3	MS Dhoni	Aus	172 runs	Nagpur	06 Nov 2008
4	MS Dhoni	Eng	6 wickets	Chennai	11 Dec 2008
5	MS Dhoni	Srl	inns & 144 runs	Kanpur	24 Nov 2009
6	MS Dhoni	Srl	inns & 24 runs	Mum-BS	02 Dec 2009
7	MS Dhoni	SAF	inns & 57 runs	Kolkata	14 Feb 2010
8	MS Dhoni	Aus	1 wickets	Mohali	01 Oct 2010
9	MS Dhoni	Aus	7 wickets	Bengaluru	09 Oct 2010
10	MS Dhoni	NZl	inns & 198 runs	Nagpur	20 Nov 2010
11	MS Dhoni	Win	5 wickets	Delhi	06 Nov 2011
12	MS Dhoni	Win	inns & 15 runs	Kolkata	14 Nov 2011
13	MS Dhoni	NZl	inns & 115 runs	Hyd-RGS	23 Aug 2012
14	MS Dhoni	NZl	5 wickets	Bengaluru	31 Aug 2012
15	MS Dhoni	Eng	9 wickets	Ahmedabad	15 Nov 2012
16	MS Dhoni	Aus	8 wickets	Chennai	22 Feb 2013
17	MS Dhoni	Aus	inns & 135 runs	Hyd-RGS	02 Mar 2013
18	MS Dhoni	Aus	6 wickets	Mohali	14 Mar 2013
19	MS Dhoni	Aus	6 wickets	Delhi	22 Mar 2013
20	MS Dhoni	Win	inns & 51 runs	Kolkata	06 Nov 2013
21	MS Dhoni	Win	inns & 126 runs	Mumbai	14 Nov 2013

No	Captain	Opp	Margin	Ground	Start Date
1	V Kohli	SAF	108 runs	Mohali	05 Nov 2015
2	V Kohli	SAF	124 runs	Nagpur	25 Nov 2015
3	V Kohli	SAF	337 runs	Delhi	03 Dec 2015
4	V Kohli	NZl	197 runs	Kanpur	22 Sep 2016
5	V Kohli	NZl	178 runs	Kolkata	30 Sep 2016
6	V Kohli	NZl	321 runs	Indore	08 Oct 2016
7	V Kohli	Eng	246 runs	Vizag	17 Nov 2016
8	V Kohli	Eng	8 wickets	Mohali	26 Nov 2016
9	V Kohli	Eng	inns & 36 runs	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
10	V Kohli	Eng	inns & 75 runs	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
11	V Kohli	Ban	208 runs	Hyd-RGS	09 Feb 2017
12	V Kohli	Aus	75 runs	Bengaluru	04 Mar 2017
13	V Kohli	Srl	inns & 239 runs	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
14	V Kohli	Win	inns & 272 runs	Rajkot	04 Oct 2018
15	V Kohli	Win	10 wickets	Hyd-RGS	12 Oct 2018
16	V Kohli	SAF	203 runs	Vizag	02 Oct 2019
17	V Kohli	SAF	inns & 137 runs	Pune	10 Oct 2019
18	V Kohli	SAF	inns & 202 runs	Ranchi	19 Oct 2019
19	V Kohli	Ban	inns & 130 runs	Indore	14 Nov 2019
20	V Kohli	Ban	inns & 46 runs	Kolkata	22 Nov 2019
21	V Kohli	Eng	317 runs	Chennai	13 Feb 2021
22	V Kohli	Eng	10 wickets	Ahmedabad	24 Feb 2021

Couple of records for RV Uthappa in Vijay Hazare Trophy

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RV Uthappa scored 100 representing Kerala against Railways at Bengaluru on 24.02.21. This knock represents his eleventh century in Vijay Hazare Trophy. He now owns the record with for most centuries in Vijay Hazare Trophy. He went past Yashpal Singh who has scored ten centuries in the tournament. RV Uthappa scored nine centuries for Karnataka and two for Kerala. Yashpal Singh scored four centuries for services, three for Tripura and three for Manipur. Centuries scored by these two batsmen are tabulated below.

RV Uthappa represented three states in the tournament – Karnataka, Saurashtra and Kerala. Yashpal Singh represented four states/Teams – Services, Sikkim, Tripura and Manipur

RV Uthappa shares the record for most number of appearances in the tournament with MK Tiwary. The game against Railways on 24.02.21 was the 77^th game for him in the tournament. MK Tiwary of Bengal has also played 77 games in the tournament

No	Player	Runs	Team	Opp	Ground	Date
1	RV Uthappa	117	Kar	T N	Chennai	14.02.10
2	RV Uthappa	103	Kar	And	Malappuram	13.02.11
3	RV Uthappa	120	Kar	Hyd	Bangalore	24.02.12
4	RV Uthappa	104	Kar	And	Bengaluru	26.02.12
5	RV Uthappa	169	Kar	Goa	Porvorim	14.02.13
6	RV Uthappa	103	Kar	Hyd	Porvorim	18.02.13
7	RV Uthappa	104	Kar	Ker	Alur	02.03.14
8	RV Uthappa	132*	Kar	Guj	Kolkata	01.03.14
9	RV Uthappa	133	Kar	Jha	Kolkata	14.03.14
10	RV Uthappa	107	Ker	Odi	Alur	20.02.21
11	RV Uthappa	100	Ker	Rlys	Bengaluru	24.02.21

1	Yashpal Singh	100	Ser	H P	Una	15.02.09
2	Yashpal Singh	126*	Ser	J+K	Una	17.02.09
3	Yashpal Singh	108*	Ser	H P	Chandigarh	10.02.11
4	Yashpal Singh	108*	Ser	H P	Delhi	20.02.12
5	Yashpal Singh	115*	Tri	Del	Cuttack	03.03.17
6	Yashpal Singh	113*	Tri	H P	Dharamsala	05.02.18
7	Yashpal Singh	110	Tri	U P	Nadaun	17.02.18
8	Yashpal Singh	102	Man	Miz	Anand	28.09.18
9	Yashpal Singh	134*	Man	Bih	Nadiad	04.10.18
10	Yashpal Singh	106*	Man	Meg	Vadodara	06.10.18

RV Uthappa wrote himself into record books with another feat of completing 3000 runs in the tournament. He reached the landmark when he was on 74 during his knock of 100 in the game against Railways at Bengaluru on 24.02.21. His runs aggregate at the end of this game read 3026. He became the fourth batsman in the tournament to score 3000 plus runs. Others are – Yahspal Singh {3193}, A Mukund {3048} and MK Tiwari {3007}.