Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Statistics

Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Statistics

SERIES RESULTS

Series/TournamentSeasonWinner
Inter State Twenty-20 Tournament2006/07Tamil Nadu
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2009/10Maharashtra
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2010/11Bengal
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2011/12Baroda
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2012/13Gujarat
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2013/14Baroda
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2014/15Gujarat
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2015/16U. Pradesh
Inter State Twenty-20 Tournament2016/17
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Inter Zonal2016/17East Zone
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2017/18Delhi
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2018/19Karnataka
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy2019/20Karnataka

RESULT SUMMARY

TeamSpanMWLTTWTLNR
Andhra2007-20196425380001
Arunachal Pradesh2019-2019141130000
Assam2007-20195824340000
Baroda2007-20197949280101
Bengal2007-20198053270000
Bihar2019-2019121110000
Central Zone2017-20174310000
Chandigarh2019-20197430000
Chhattisgarh2017-20192411130000
Delhi2007-20199261300100
East Zone2017-20174400000
Goa2007-20196518470000
Gujarat2007-20197942350200
Haryana2007-20198145350010
Himachal Pradesh2007-20197034350100
Hyderabad (India)2007-20196828390001
Jammu & Kashmir2007-20196313490010
Jharkhand2007-20197633430000
Karnataka2007-20198459221020
Kerala2007-20197039300001
Madhya Pradesh2007-20196944240010
Maharashtra2007-20196737290001
Manipur2019-2019121110000
Meghalaya2019-2019133100000
Mizoram2019-2019140140000
Mumbai2007-20198153280000
Nagaland2019-2019131120000
North Zone2017-20174130000
Odisha2007-20196631350000
Puducherry2019-201914580001
Punjab2007-20199153360200
Railways2007-20196629370000
Rajasthan2007-20197039300010
Saurashtra2007-20195523310010
Services2007-20196328330011
Sikkim2019-2019120120000
South Zone2017-20174130000
Tamil Nadu2007-20198055241000
Tripura2007-2019549440001
Uttar Pradesh2007-20197641340001
Uttarakhand2019-201913660001
Vidarbha2007-20196729370100
West Zone2017-20174130000

HIGHEST TOTALS

TeamScoreOversOppositionGroundDate
Mumbai258/420.0SikkimIndore21.02.19
Andhra252/420.0ManipurMulapadu02.03.19
Karnataka250/320.0ServicesV’nagaram12.11.19
Andhra244/420.0NagalandMulapadu22.02.19
M. Pradesh244/420.0MeghalayaMumbai14.11.19
Mumbai243/320.0PunjabSurat27.11.19
Karnataka242/420.0MizoramCuttack25.02.19
Delhi236/920.0AndhraVadodara03.01.16
U. Pradesh235/320.0BengalKolkata22.01.18
Bengal234/620.0ArunachalCuttack27.02.19
Gujarat233/320.0KeralaIndore30.03.13
Karnataka226/420.0ArunachalCuttack24.02.19
Delhi225/820.0ServicesDelhi16.01.18
Hyderabad224/420.0GoaChennai29.01.17
Bengal221/420.0MizoramCuttack21.02.19
Punjab221/620.0MumbaiSurat27.11.19
Chhattisgarh220/520.0MizoramCuttack02.03.19
Bengal219/420.0TripuraDhanbad24.10.09
Jharkhand219/120.0ManipurMulapadu24.02.19
Maharashtra215/420.0MumbaiAhm’bad21.03.13
Chhattisgarh215/320.0ArunachalCuttack22.02.19
Delhi214/619.2RailwaysVadodara02.01.16
Saurashtra214/720.0GujaratSurat11.11.19
Tamil Nadu213/220.0MeghalayaSurat02.03.19
M. Pradesh213/520.0MizoramMumbai12.11.19
Haryana211/720.0ServicesDelhi04.04.07
Mumbai211/420.0MaharashtraRajkot24.10.11
Mumbai211/320.0BarodaVadodara29.01.17
Punjab211/420.0H. PradeshDelhi15.01.18
Chhattisgarh211/520.0HaryanaCuttack25.02.19
Bengal210/420.0TripuraCuttack28.03.15
Railways210/220.0DelhiVadodara02.01.16
Baroda210/320.0MumbaiRajkot07.01.18
Haryana210/520.0ChhattisgarhCuttack25.02.19
U. Pradesh209/620.0UttarakhandDelhi28.02.19
H. Pradesh207/420.0MeghalayaSurat22.02.19
Bengal207/420.0MeghalayaMumbai11.11.19
Meghalaya207/420.0MizoramMumbai17.11.19
Mumbai206/520.0AssamMumbai17.11.19
Tamil Nadu205/720.0KarnatakaHyd-RGS18.10.10
Baroda205/820.0MumbaiVadodara29.01.17
Karnataka205/520.0HyderabadVizag11.01.18
Haryana205/220.0MizoramCuttack27.02.19
Punjab205/720.0GoaIndore28.02.19
U. Pradesh204/520.0VidarbhaNagpur31.03.14
Services20319.1DelhiDelhi16.01.18
Hyderabad203/920.0KarnatakaVizag11.01.18
Karnataka202/820.0HyderabadChennai20.10.11
Goa202/420.0BiharV’nagaram09.11.19
Haryana202/620.0MeghalayaMumbai18.11.19

LOWEST TOTALS

TeamScoreOversOppositionGroundDate
Tripura3011.1JharkhandDhanbad20.10.09
Assam4412.1DelhiVadodara06.01.16
Sikkim4919.3GujaratSurat14.11.19
Manipur5518.4Tamil NaduTrivandrum14.11.19
Vidarbha5514.5Tamil NaduTrivandrum17.11.19
Andhra5816.4M. PradeshBhubaneswar03.04.15
U. Pradesh5813.3RailwaysJaipur02.02.17
Andhra5812.5HyderabadHyderabad14.10.10
Tamil Nadu5916.2BengalHyd-RGS15.03.11
U. Pradesh6014.4VidarbhaTrivandrum09.11.19
Tamil Nadu6113.5KarnatakaKochi27.03.15
Mizoram6213.0BengalCuttack21.02.19
Sikkim6316.0JharkhandSurat12.11.19
Andhra6414.5GoaV’nagaram03.04.14
Meghalaya6516.1RajasthanSurat24.02.19
J + K6514.2KeralaMulapadu27.02.19
Nagaland6513.1AndhraMulapadu22.02.19
Orissa6512.4BengalJamshedpur24.10.11
Mizoram6617.1AssamMumbai14.11.19
Karnataka6613.2GoaVizag04.04.14
Saurashtra6718.4MaharashtraVadodara21.10.10
Vidarbha6816.4U. PradeshIndore24.03.15
Andhra6918.2KeralaV’nagaram05.04.14
J + K7215.2HaryanaDelhi06.04.07
Services7319.2HaryanaDelhi22.10.09
Rajasthan7316.5VidarbhaSurat25.02.19
Arunachal7519.4OdishaCuttack25.02.19
Baroda7518.2ServicesDelhi25.02.19
Sikkim7518.0SaurashtraIndore25.02.19

MOST RUNS – 1000 PLUS RUNS

PlayerMatInnsNORunsHSCHC
Harpreet Singh625910190292*015
KH Devdhar676731866100111
SP Goswami65656181686*011
AP Tare64631317028209
P Dogra696712168993*08
MA Agarwal535371644111113
Mandeep Singh656014163584*010
Virat Singh565612155281010
IR Jaggi5856131531108*19
AS Lamba51515152085013
MK Tiwary625912148675*08
MK Pandey615591450129*27
RV Uthappa51512144292010
SS Tiwary65581114416906
SK Kamat5858314389508
NV Ojha6161113838509
KD Karthik61544137790*09
WP Saha575671369129110
Yashpal Singh55546134663*09
SA Yadav565315134594*08
PA Reddy575761304105*15
PR Prem57538127592*06
YK Pathan61581412448908
SA Asnodkar52523123575011
SS Iyer41416122514726
P Chopra41416121999*08
Sachin Baby5749412017905
AT Rayudu4847311977707
PA Patel5352111918209
Gurkeerat Singh655811118493*04
M Vohra42425118387010
UBT Chand51515116612534
KK Nair59529115911124
PSK Gupta373631111102*15
DB Ravi Teja474791111101*16
AA Waghmode393751108101*18
M Rawat444213109872*09
DJ Hooda55499109310816
TD Agarwal4040210879105
PK Panchal4342310737806
B Vivek Singh4341410717106
S Anirudha4544710707706
FY Fazal5352210636604
JM Sharma41391104810616
GH Vihari4747410478104
SV Samson4644410458708
AD Nath61561610308004
N Rana5045510259706
Ishan Kishan393821019113*24
R Dhawan575221101265*02

CENTURIONS

PlayerRunsTeamOppGroundDate
SS Iyer147MumSikIndore21.02.19
MK Pandey129*KarSerV’nagaram12.11.19
WP Saha129BenAruCuttack27.02.19
SK Raina126*U PBenKolkata22.01.18
UBT Chand125DelGujIndore27.03.13
D Padikkal122*KarAndVizag11.11.19
SP Wakaskar118RlysDelVadodara02.01.16
RR Pant116*DelH PDelhi14.01.18
Jaskaranvir Singh114*PunMumCuttack02.04.15
Ishan Kishan113*JhaManMulapadu24.02.19
MK Pandey111*KarAruCuttack24.02.19
MA Agarwal111KarHydBhadravati21.03.13
KK Nair111KarT NV’nagaram12.01.18
SS Shaikh110MumGujPune25.03.15
Amit Verma109*GoaM PIndore27.02.19
VH Zol109MahMumAhm’bad21.03.13
MC Juneja108*GujKerIndore30.03.13
IR Jaggi108*JhaAndBhu’swar04.04.15
RK Bhui108*AndNagMulapadu22.02.19
DJ Hooda108BarGujVadodara01.02.17
R Bhatia107*DelRlysMum (BS)24.03.12
AR Easwaran107*BenMizCuttack21.02.19
M Vijay107T NMegSurat02.03.19
JM Sharma106VidH PNagpur10.01.16
S Bhambri106ChaH PChandigarh08.11.19
PA Reddy105*HydMumIndore13.03.10
UBT Chand105DelKerIndore26.03.13
SS Iyer103*MumM PIndore24.02.19
UBT Chand103DelhiGujMumbai15.01.16
Mayank Raghav103ManJ KMulapadu28.02.19
PSK Gupta102*U PHarRajkot12.04.14
BB Samantray102OdMahCuttack04.01.16
RG Sharma101*MumGujMum (BS)04.04.07
AA Waghmode101*BarMumAhm’bad17.03.13
DB Ravi Teja101*HydKerVizag01.04.14
CA Pujara100*SauRlysIndore21.02.19
Ishan Kishan100*JhaJ KMulapadu22.02.19
GA Singh100*HarMizCuttack27.02.19
TL Suman100HydKarKochi28.03.15
KH Devdhar100BarGujRajkot10.01.18
KK Nair100KarJhaKolkata24.01.18

INDIVIUDUAL NINETIES

PlayerRunsTeamOppGroundDate
M Dagar99*HarPunDelhi20.10.10
P Chopra99*H PHarDelhi08.01.18
N Rana97DelAndVadodara03.01.16
NK Patel96*GujBarPoona22.10.09
KH Devdhar96BarDelMum26.03.12
UM Patel96BarU PKolkata24.01.18
NS Naik95*MahRlysIndore12.03.19

FIFTY PLUS SIXES

PlayerMatInnsNORunsHSAve6s
Harpreet Singh625910190292*38.8165
P Dogra696712168993*30.763
SS Iyer4141612251473561
YK Pathan61581412448928.2760
N Rana5045510259725.6259
R Bishnoi5046590487*22.0458
SS Tiwary65581114416930.6556
NV Ojha6161113838523.0556
RV Uthappa5151214429229.4255
B Vivek Singh4341410717128.9454
UBT Chand51515116612525.3454
MK Pandey615591450129*31.5252
WP Saha57567136912927.9352
KK Nair59529115911126.9551
RK Bhui39379869108*31.0350

MOST SIXES IN AN INNINGS

PlayerRunsTeamOppGroundDate
SS Iyer147MumSiKIndore21.02.19
RR Pant116*DelH PDelhi14.01.18
SP Wakaskar118RlYsDelVadodara02.01.16
SD Chitnis089*MumHydIndore13.03.10
UBT Chand125DelGujIndore27.03.13
RK Bhui108*AndNagMulapadu22.02.19
SS Iyer103*MumM PIndore24.02.19
MK Pandey129*KarSerV’nagaram12.11.19

FIFTY PLUS WICKETS

PlayerMatInnsOversMRunsW45
PP Chawla6464245.2416498710
AS Rajpoot5050175.0212267522
JD Unadkat4747179.1411677210
A Mishra6059204.5314217211
R Vinay Kumar5858203.0114166620
P Prasanth4848174.1110806410
CV Milind4140144.2110486220
SB Wagh5050166.0211586210
A Choudhary4949175.0312366210
S Nadeem5858219.5313276100
S Kaul5656198.3013416120
SM Fallah5453200.2614646010
MS Gony4645164.2611135920
Bipul Sharma6861211.0012385910
AB Dinda5555194.4013375920
DS Kulkarni4949178.1313215810
LI Meriwala3635125.118485712
A Mithun5151167.4213365602
PP Jaiswal3736125.339285560
RP Dahiya4644147.0311495530
AN Ahmed5151160.1311595410
P Negi5954169.1212095300
PL Das4646156.4011345211
HV Patel4848171.0212155200
KV Sharma6256177.5012625201
S Aravind3938132.209115130
IK Pathan3939144.4210435111
Swapnil Singh5045152.4010695001

FOUR PLUS WICKETS CONCEDING SINGLE DIGIT RUNS

PlayerW-RTeamOppGroundDate
Amit Verma4-02KarT NVizag05.04.14
R Vinay Kumar4-04PudAsmMumbai15.11.19
L Balaji4-05T NAndBhadravati17.03.13
Imtiaz Ahmed4-05U PRajNagpur21.03.13
Yash Thakur4-05VidManThumba11.11.19
S Midhun4-05KerManTrivandrum12.11.19
JD Unadkat4-05SauSikSurat15.11.19
M Diwakar5-06JhaTriDhanbad20.10.09
L Ablish5-06PunDelRohtak22.10.11
D Siva Kumar4-06AndHydV’nagaram04.04.14
U Manukrishnan4-06KerBenMumbai11.04.14
Mayank Mishra4-06U KGoaVizag12.11.19
R Sai Kishore4-06T NTriTrivandrum15.11.19
Iqbal Abdulla4-07MumSauVadodara22.10.10
Rajwinder Singh4-07PunSerRohtak24.10.11
AK Karnewar4-07VidRajSurat25.02.19
TM Ul-Haq4-07RajManTrivandrum08.11.19
RP Singh5-08U PRlysJaipur22.10.10
MB Patel5-08GujSauAhm’bad22.03.13
S Gopal4-08KarMizCuttack25.02.19
Mukhtar Hussain4-08AsmAruCuttack02.03.19
Sandeep Sharma4-08PunH PCha’garh12.11.19
I Sharma4-09DelHaCha’arh04.04.14
S Bhati4-09DelAsmVadodara06.01.16
PL Das5-09AsmTrKolkata03.02.17
VU Yadav5-09SerU KDelhi21.02.19

FOUR PLUS WICKETS CONCEDING FORTY PLUS RUNS

PlayerW-RTeamOppGroundDate
RR Bose4-40BenHarAhm’bad16.04.07
SS Bandekar4-42GoaKarChennai16.10.11
Aquib Nabi4-43J KSauSurat17.11.19
S Tyagi4-45U PM PJaipur20.10.10
CV Stephen5-52AndDelVadodara03.01.16

SIXTY PLUS RUNS CONCEDED IN AN INNINGS

PlayerWTeamOppGroundDate
PKKK Naidu1-67HydMumIndore13.03.10
B Akhil1-67KarT NHyd-RGS18.10.10
L Tehi0-67AruBenCuttack27.02.19
RR Raje1-63MumBarVadodara29.01.17
Mukesh Kumar1-63BenlU PKolkata22.01.18
PG Dake2-60MumBarPune24.03.15
AN Chauhan1-60H PTl NNagpur09.01.16
Mukesh Choudhary0-60MahChgarhChandigarh12.11.19
P Narang0-60SerKarV’nagaram12.11.19

SIXTY PLUS RUNS CONCEDED IN AN INNINGS WITHOUT A WICKET

PlayerWTeamOppGroundDate
L Tehi0-67AruBeCuttack27.02.19
Mukesh Choudhary0-60MahChaChandigarh12.11.19
P Narang0-60SerKarV’nagaram12.11.19

FIVE-WICKETS-IN-AN-INNINGS

PlayerWTeamOppGroundDate
Nischal Gaur5-28H PDelDelhi03.04.07
SB Bangar5-16RlysRajJaipur06.04.07
SD Vohra5-22BarSauMum (BS)06.04.07
Iqbal Abdulla5-10MumHarAhm’bad17.04.07
M Diwakar5-06JhaTriDhanbad20.10.09
L Ablish5-20PunHarDelhi20.10.09
R Jangid5-11VidU PIndore24.10.09
A Mishra5-19HarJ KDelhi22.10.10
RP Singh5-08U PRlysJaipur22.10.10
Jalaj S Saxena5-16M PVidJaipur22.10.10
Amrinder Singh5-21SerPunDelhi24.10.10
A Mithun5-37KarKerChennai17.10.11
L Ablish5-06PunDelRohtak22.10.11
TP Sudhindra5-30M PU PIndore25.10.11
RA Tripathi5-27MahMumAhm’bad21.03.13
MB Patel5-08GujSauAhm’bad22.03.13
UT Yadav5-18VidOdiIndore27.03.13
AH Hooda5-22HarSerMohali02.04.14
Sarfaraz Ashraf5-25JhaOdiKolkata04.04.14
LI Meriwala5-23BarDelMumbai09.04.14
KR Hooda5-31HarJhaRajkot10.04.14
Kuldeep Yadav5-17U PVidIndore24.03.15
PP Das5-18OdiAsmCuttack26.03.15
DS Punia6-14SerHarDelhi26.03.15
Swapnil Singh6-19BarSauPune27.03.15
SB Patra5-18OdiMumCuttack01.04.15
IK Pathan5-13BarAsmVadodara02.01.16
RS Shah5-12T NBenNagpur03.01.16
CV Stephen5-52AndDelVadodara03.01.16
KV Sharma5-24RlysGoaVadodara07.01.16
SB Jakati5-15GoaDelVadodara09.01.16
AS Rajpoot5-20U  PRajJaipur31.01.17
D Swaroop Kumar5-19AndHydChennai03.02.17
PL Das5-09AsmTripKolkata03.02.17
K Vignesh5-25T NKerVizag09.01.18
VA Davidson5-30T NKarV’nagaram12.01.18
DL Chahar5-18RajKarKolkata23.01.18
AA Sheth5-13BarTriDelhi21.02.19
VU Yadav5-09SerU KDelhi21.02.19
R Shukla5-36JhaJ KMulapadu22.02.19
S Gopal5-11KarAruCuttack24.02.19
KK Ahmed5-18RajVidSurat25.02.19
Saurabh Kumar5-28U PU KDelhi28.02.19
SS Ghosh5-15BenGujIndore12.03.19
SD Lad5-13MumMizMumbai08.11.19
LI Meriwala5-21BarKarVizag09.11.19
DG Nalkande5-18VidU PTrivandrum09.11.19
Umar Nazir5-17J KJhaSurat11.11.19
AS Rajpoot5-17U  PTriThumba12.11.19
S Gopal5-19KarSerV’nagaram12.11.19
MG Sirur5-33GoaSerVizag14.11.19
H Parab5-24GoaKarV’nagaram17.11.19
A Mithun5-39KarHarSurat29.11.19

FIFTEEN OR MORE WICKETS IN A SERIES

PlayerMatOMRW45
LI Meriwala935.111962101
(Baroda) 2013/14       
R Sai Kishore1244.552082010
(Tamil Nadu) 2019/20       
MB Patel827.502322011
(Gujarat) 2012/13       
SS Bachhav1244.002682010
(Maharashtra) 2018/19       
DL Chahar933.501891901
(Rajasthan) 2017/18       
S Bhati1035.112651920
(Delhi) 2018/19       
TU Deshpande1034.112671920
(Mumbai) 2018/19       
S Gopal1242.002851901
(Karnataka) 2019/20       
HV Patel1243.003031900
(Haryana) 2019/20       
JT Billa935.202451810
(Haryana) 2006/07       
P Patel828.301811710
(Orissa)       
RP Dahiya930.011961720
(Gujarat) 2014/15       
V Koushik1035.112241710
(Karnataka) 2018/19       
CV Milind931.402481710
(Hyderabad 2014/15       
KK Ahmed1039.002641710
(Rajasthan) 2017/18       
IK Pathan1036.402681711
(Baroda) 2015/16       
DG Nalkande621.411591601
(Vidarbha) 2019/20       
PP Jaiswal933.431661620
(Himachal Pradesh) 2014/15       
LI Meriwala727.001711601
(Baroda) 2019/20       
S Kaul1036.301821610
(Punjab) 2012/13       
HH Gadekar935.011931610
(Goa) 2013/14       
R Shukla933.002821601
(Jharkhand) 2018/19       
S Aravind827.201791510
(Karnataka) 2017/18       
C Ganapathy928.411791510
(Tamil Nadu) 2006/07       
SS Mondal829.011791500
(Bengal) 2012/13       
SS Ghosh929.201881511
(Bengal) 2018/19       
A Mishra930.501991500
(Haryana) 2006/07       
PP Chawla935.002081510
(Uttar Pradesh) 2015/16       
DS Kulkarni831.402131500
(Mumbai) 2015/16       
Rajwinder Singh935.502601500
(Punjab) 2012/13       
SS Bachhav1142.002711500
(Maharashtra) 2019/20       

FORTY PLUS  DISMISSALS

PlayerMatInnsDisCtSt
KD Karthik6160674522
NV Ojha6160533815
AP Tare6460514011
PA Patel5353493415
CM Gautam3535473710
PR Shah3838463412
N Saini4747453213
M Rawat4440422913
WP Saha575540346

FOUR OR MORE DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS

PlayerDisCtStITeamOppGroundDate
AP Tare6601MumM PIndore24.02.19
KD Karthik5142T NHarAhm’bad18.04.07
PR Shah5501BarRajMumbai11.04.14
R Dutta4401TriAsmKolkata04.04.07
S Ghosh4402JhaTriKolkata07.04.07
P Dharmani4311PunJ KDelhi08.04.07
N Saini4222HarJ KDelhi25.10.09
RH Motwani4222MahSauVadodara21.10.10
NV Ojha4402M PRajJaipur24.10.10
KD Karthik4132T NHydChennai21.10.11
CM Gautam4311KarAndShimoga22.03.13
Rajdeep Das4402AsmOdiKolkata02.04.14
Zafar Ali4401M PAndBhubaneswar03.04.15
KS Bharat4401AndRlysVadodara04.01.16
PR Shah4222BarGoaVadodara06.01.16
NV Ojha4401M PRlysVadodara06.01.16
KS Bharat4402AndAsmVadodara07.01.16
N Saini4402HarH PNagpur07.01.16
KH Devdhar4311BarAndVadodara09.01.16
NS Naik4312MahSauVadodara30.01.17
K Sumanth4221HydKarChennai02.02.17
SV Samson4311KerGoaChennai02.02.17
UM Patel4312BarGujRajkot10.01.18
RV Uthappa4311SauMumRajkot10.01.18
RR Pant4401DelH PDelhi14.01.18
CD Bist4311RajPunKolkata25.01.18
RR Dhuper4311OdiHarCuttack22.02.19
HM Desai4311SauGoaIndore02.03.19
JM Sharma4401VidDelIndore08.03.19
NH Verma4402SerBihVizag11.11.19
Anuj Rawat4221DelNagSurat11.11.19
SA Rawat4401U KGoaVizag12.11.19
Ishan Kishan4401JhaSikSurat12.11.19
UD Yadav4311U PManThumba15.11.19
NS Naik4312MahBarSurat24.11.19

25 PLUS CATCHES IN THE TOURNAMENT

PlayerSpanMatInnsCt
P Dogra2007-2019696943
MK Tiwary2007-2019626242
MK Pandey2007-2019615841
SS Tiwary2007-2019656536
Harpreet Singh2010-2019626234
AV Wankhade2011-2019474733
V Shankar2013-2019484831
KK Nair2013-2019595929
RA Tripathi2013-2019383728
CJ Gandhi2011-2019505028
SA Yadav2010-2019565628
Gurkeerat Singh2011-2019655728
Sachin Baby2011-2019575728
Mandeep Singh2010-2019656528
DJ Hooda2013-2019555427
YK Pathan2007-2019616027
CA Pujara2007-2019323225
B Vivek Singh2014-2019434325
R Jangid2009-2019515125

MOST CATCHES IN AN INNINGS

PlayerCtITeamOppositionGroundDate
M Ilahi51J + KDelhiDelhi21.10.10
JN Shah41SaurashtraMaharashtraMumbai (BS)04.04.07
MK Tiwary42BengalHaryanaAhm’bad16.04.07
CA Pujara41SaurashtraMaharashtraVadodara21.10.10
I Saxena42BengalBarodaMumbai25.03.12
SR Swain41ServicesH. PradeshMohali03.04.14
PK Panchal42GujaratU. PradeshRajkot11.04.14
R Bishnoi42RajasthanHyderabadCuttack3.04.15
SA Yadav41MumbaiKeralaMumbai15.01.16
KK Nair42KarnatakaArunachalCuttack24.02.19
A Aravinddaraj41PuducherryMumbaiMumbai12.11.19
Ashutosh Singh41ChhattisgarhPunjabChandigarh15.11.19
AP Vasisht42H. PradeshRailwaysChandigarh18.11.19

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS BY WICKET

WktRunsPartnersTeamOppGroundDate
1st150*SP Goswami, WP SahaBenAsmKolkata01.02.17
1st150KH Devdhar, AA WaghmodeBarRajSurat21.11.19
2nd185AUK Pathan, SP WakaskarRlysDelhiVadodara02.01.16
3rd213SS Iyer, SA YadavMumSikIndore21.02.19
4th202*MC Juneja, AA MalekGujKerIndore30.03.13
5th149YV Takawale, SV BahutuleMahGujMumbai03.04.07
6th105*AK Kaushik, Jaskaran SinghChaRlysCha15.11.19
7th93*HH Pandya, Swapnil SinghBarDelVadodara10.01.16
8th109Bandeep Singh, Syed SagarJ KHarRohtak22.03.13
9th64PN Mankad, SM SanandiaSauMahVadodara30.01.17
10th53AA Joshi, S AravindKarRajKolkata23.01.18

LIST OF HUNDRED PARTNERSHIPS

PartnersRunsWktTeamOppGroundDate
YV Takawale, SV Bahutule1495thMahGujMumbai03.04.07
V Devendran, S Badrinath117*2ndT NGoaVizag04.04.07
S Anirudha, V Devendran1031stT NKarVizag06.04.07
P Kumar, M Kaif138*1stU PVidJaipur06.04.07
G Gambhir, V Sehwag113*3rdDelPunDelhi06.04.07
K Goel, RS Ricky102*1stPunJ KDelhi08.04.07
MK Tiwary, R Chowdhary1025thBenHarAh’bad16.04.07
AM Rahane, SR Tendulkar1001stMumHarAh’bad17.04.07
PC Valthaty, W Jaffer1061stMumBarPoona20.10.09
AS Roy, P Aziz1101stAsmBenDhanbad21.10.09
IA Sindhi, YK Pathan1223rdBarGujPoona22.10.09
WP Saha, D Dasgupta1021stBenTriDhanbad24.10.09
SP Qureshi, SD Jogiyani1031stSauBarPoona24.10.09
PK Debnath, P Aziz1351stAsmRlysIndore12.03.10
RM Fernandez, KJ Rakesh107*5thKerT NHyd-RGS14.10.10
A Mukund, KD Karthik139*4thT NAndHyd19.10.10
A Chopra, DH Yagnik1281stRajRlysJaipur20.10.10
TM Srivastava, M Kaif1462ndU PM PJaipur20.10.10
Harpreet Singh, M Ali1125thM PU PJaipur20.10.10
Sangram Singh, MS Bisla1111stH PJ KDel24.10.10
HH Khadiwale, NS Paradkar1091stMahBarVadodara25.10.10
WP Saha, AA Nandi103*6thBenMahHyd-RGS14.03.11
TL Suman, DB Ravi Teja1031stHydGoaChennai18.10.11
YK Pathan, IK Pathan101*4thBarMumRajkot20.10.11
AT Rayudu, KH Devdhar1092ndBarGujRajkot22.10.11
SN Khanolkar, M Rawat136*1stRlysVidIndore24.10.11
AV Vasavada, KC Raval1105thSauGujRajkot25.10.11
S Kanwar, Gurkeerat Singh109*2ndPunAsmMum (BS)23.03.12
AA Waghmode, KH Devdhar1432ndBarDelMumbai26.03.12
BS Pati, GB Poddar1073rdOdiTriAgartala17.03.13
MA Agarwal, MK Pandey1081stKarGoaShimoga17.03.13
AA Waghmode, YK Pathan1023rdBarMumAh’bad17.03.13
PA Reddy, TL Suman1082ndHydAndShimoga18.03.13
PA Patel, NK Patel1113rdGujBarAh’bad19.03.13
VH Zol, KM Jadhav1012ndMahMumAh’bad21.03.13
AT Rayudu, AA Waghmode1092ndBarSauAh’bad21.03.13
Bandeep Singh, Syed Sagar1098thJ KHarRohtak22.03.13
MA Agarwal, KL Rahul135*2ndKarAndShimoga22.03.13
UBT Chand, Milind Kumar1223rdDelKerIndore26.03.13
UBT Chand, Milind Kumar1103rdDelGujIndore27.03.13
R Inder Singh, Mandeep Singh1181stPunBarIndore27.03.13
MC Juneja, AA Malek202*4thGujKerIndore30.03.13
DB Ravi Teja, GH Vihari1262ndHydKerVizag01.04.14
SK Kamat, SA Asnodkar1121stGoaT NVizag01.04.14
PA Reddy, GH Vihari122*2ndHydKarVizag02.04.14
AA Barot, GA Singh1032ndHarDelCha’garh04.04.14
G Gambhir, V Sehwag1211stDelHarCha’garh04.04.14
SK Kamat, SA Asnodkar1451stGoaKarVizag04.04.14
M Dagar, PSK Gupta1001stU PGoaRajkot10.04.14
SV Samson, PR Prem1023rdKerRajMumbai10.04.14
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode105*1stBarRajMumbai11.04.14
SS Shaikh, AP Tare1021stMumBarPune24.03.15
PK Panchal, PA Patel1001stGujMahPune24.03.15
VS Hathwala, Yashpal Singh1033rdSerDelDelhi28.03.15
SD Chatterjee, SP Goswami1094thBenTriCuttack28.03.15
WP Saha, SS Mondal1381stBenHydNagpur02.01.16
AUK Pathan, SP Wakaskar1852ndRlysDelVadodara02.01.16
S Anirudha, B Aparajith105*2ndT NHarNagpur02.01.16
N Rana, Milind Kumar1195thDelAndVadodara03.01.16
Virat Singh, IR Jaggi1031stJhaTriKochi03.01.16
BB Samantray, GB Poddar1553rdOdiMahCuttack04.01.16
P Chopra, P Dogra1102ndH PBenNagpur04.01.16
Sumit Kumar, SS Tiwary103*3rdJhaRajKochi04.01.16
AH Gupta, NH Verma1071stSerOdiCuttack07.01.16
PSK Gupta, ER Dwivedi1093rdU PSerCuttack08.01.16
N Saini, MS Hooda1072ndHarBenNagpur09.01.16
AS Lamba, SS Dobal1263rdRajJ KKochi10.01.16
PSK Gupta, Samarth Singh1121stU PJhaMumbai15.01.16
TD Agarwal, PA Reddy1111stHydGoaChennai29.01.17
AM Rahane, AP Tare1522ndMumBarVadodara29.01.17
ARPS Chauhan, AN Khare1132ndChaU PJaipur29.01.17
MA Agarwal, K Gowtham1022ndKarKerChennai30.01.17
AS Lamba, Puneet Yadav1102ndRajU PJaipur31.01.17
SP Goswami, WP Saha150*1stBenAsmKolkata01.02.17
DJ Hooda, VP Solanki1193rdBarGujVadodara01.02.17
AM Nayar, Shashank Singh102*6thMumSauVadodara01.02.17
S Dhawan, G Gambhir1031stN ZS ZMumbai12.02.17
MA Agarwal, R Vinay Kumar1122ndS ZE ZMumbai15.02.17
Virat Singh, MK Tiwary149*3rdE ZN ZMumbai16.02.17
DJ Hooda, KH Pandya1063rdBarMumRajkot07.01.18
P Chopra, P Dogra115*3rdH PHarDelhi08.01.18
NH Verma, Ravi Chauhan1141stSerJ KDelhi08.01.18
SP Goswami, B Vivek Singh1341stBenOdiRanchi08.01.18
KH Devdhar, Swapnil Singh1015thBarGujRajkot10.01.18
KK Nair, K Gowtham1312ndKarHydVizag11.01.18
Ishan Kishan, IR Jaggi1182ndJhaBenRanchi12.01.18
SP Goswami, B Vivek Singh1301stBenJhaRanchi12.01.18
RK Bhui, DB Ravi Teja1143rdAndHydVizag12.01.18
SP Goswami, B Vivek Singh1381stBenTriRanchi14.01.18
G Gambhir, RR Pant148*1stDelH PDelhi14.01.18
SV Samson, Vishnu Vinod1091stKerKarV’nagaram14.01.18
M Vohra, Mandeep Singh1081stPunH PDelhi15.01.18
SK Raina, AD Nath1633rdU PBenKolkata22.01.18
UA Sharma, SK Raina1602ndU PBarKolkata24.01.18
KK Nair, PU Deshpande1303rdKarJhaKolkata24.01.18
Abdul Samad, JS Wadhwan1261stJ KNagMulapadu21.02.19
Rishabh Tiwari, S Chandrakar138*1stChaOdiCuttack21.02.19
SP Goswami, AR Easwaran1192ndBenMizCuttack21.02.19
C Bishnoi, N Saini106*3rdHarAruCuttack21.02.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav2133rdMumSikIndore21.02.19
PM Sahani, AO Bhandari1104thM PPunIndore21.02.19
UBT Chand, H Dalal119*1stDelManMulapadu22.02.19
Anand Singh, Ishan Kishan1041stJhaJ KMulapadu22.02.19
NH Verma, Ravi Chauhan1321stSerTriDelhi22.02.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav1263rdMumPunIndore22.02.19
RP Kadam, BR Sharath1171stKarBenCuttack22.02.19
RK Bhui, P Girinath Reddy1503rdAndNagMulapadu22.02.19
HM Desai, CA Pujara1091stSauM PIndore22.02.19
Ishan Kishan, Virat Singh165*2ndJhaManMulapadu24.02.19
AS Sinha, RK Ahmed104*6thAsmChaCuttack24.02.19
MH Devdhar, Pratham Singh1101stRlysGoaIndore24.02.19
MK Pandey, BR Sharath1554thKarAruCuttack24.02.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav138*3rdMumM PIndore24.02.19
Mayank Raghav, PP Singh134*1stManNagMulapadu25.02.19
SA Roy, R Parag1373rdAsmBenCuttack25.02.19
RP Kadam, KK Nair1282ndKarMizCuttack25.02.19
NV Ojha, PM Sahani1103rdM PRlysIndore25.02.19
K Deobrat, AS Roy111*4thJhaNagMulapadu27.02.19
T Kohli, AL Rajput1301stMizHarCuttack27.02.19
Amit Verma, SS Prabhudessai117*4thGoaM PIndore27.02.19
AD Nath, Samarth Singh1231stU PU KDelhi28.02.19
Mayank Raghav, Yashpal Singh1002ndManJ KMulapadu28.02.19
Vishnu Vinod, RS Kunnummal105*1stKerNagMulapadu28.02.19
K Ashwin Hebbar, M Pranith1181stAndManMulapadu02.03.19
M Vijay, Washington Sundar1391stT NMegSurat02.03.19
NS Naik, NS Shaikh1193rdMahRlysIndore12.03.19
RP Kadam, D Padikkal108*2ndKarU KVizag08.11.19
Manender Singh, AS Lamba1201stRajManTrivandrum08.11.19
AT Rayudu, BP Sandeep1243rdHydRlysCha09.11.19
S Chandrakar, Harpreet Singh1122ndChaRlysCha11.11.19
AR Easwaran, MK Tiwary1103rdBenMegMumbai11.11.19
K Ashwin Hebbar, DB Prasanth1392ndAndKarVizag11.11.19
JG Bista, AP Tare1111stMumM PMumbai11.11.19
S Chandrakar, Harpreet Singh1052ndChaMahCha12.11.19
Samarth Seth, RR Dalal1193rdAruRlysCha12.11.19
D Padikkal, MK Pandey1672ndKarSerV’nagaram12.11.19
Lakhan Singh, Ravi Chauhan1121stSerGoaVizag14.11.19
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode125*1stBarBihVizag14.11.19
NV Ojha, AR Sharma1141stM PMegMumbai14.11.19
SS Mundhe, STR Binny1233rdNagJhaSurat14.11.19
Anand Singh, Ishan Kishan1051stJhaNagSurat14.11.19
K Ashwin Hebbar, KS Bharat1131stAndGoaVizag15.11.19
D Padikkal, KK Nair102*2ndKarBiharVizag15.11.19
AK Kaushik, Jaskaran Singh105*6thChaRlysCha15.11.19
M Vohra, S Bhambri108*1stChaAruCha17.11.19
PP Shaw, AP Tare1381stMumAsmMumbai17.11.19
T Kohli, KB Pawan1392ndMizMegMumbai17.11.19
AN Kazi, RA Tripathi111*5thMahPunCha’garh18.11.19
A Sharma, Mandeep Singh1241stPunJhaSurat21.11.19
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode1501stBarRajSurat21.11.19
KL Rahul, D Padikkal1141stKarJhaSurat22.11.19
Shivam Chauhan, HJ Rana1053rdHarDelSurat24.11.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav1403rdMumPunSurat27.11.19
KL Rahul, D Padikkal1251stKarHarSurat29.11.19

LIST OF HUNDRED PARTNERSHIPS – WICKETWISE

PartnersRunsWktTeamOppGroundDate
S Anirudha, V Devendran1031stT NKarVizag06.04.07
P Kumar, M Kaif138*1stU PVidJaipur06.04.07
K Goel, RS Ricky102*1stPunJ KDelhi08.04.07
AM Rahane, SR Tendulkar1001stMumHarAh’bad17.04.07
PC Valthaty, W Jaffer1061stMumBarPoona20.10.09
AS Roy, P Aziz1101stAsmBenDhanbad21.10.09
WP Saha, D Dasgupta1021stBenTriDhanbad24.10.09
SP Qureshi, SD Jogiyani1031stSauBarPoona24.10.09
PK Debnath, P Aziz1351stAsmRlysIndore12.03.10
A Chopra, DH Yagnik1281stRajRlysJaipur20.10.10
Sangram Singh, MS Bisla1111stH PJ KDel24.10.10
HH Khadiwale, NS Paradkar1091stMahBarVadodara25.10.10
TL Suman, DB Ravi Teja1031stHydGoaChennai18.10.11
SN Khanolkar, M Rawat136*1stRlysVidIndore24.10.11
MA Agarwal, MK Pandey1081stKarGoaShimoga17.03.13
R Inder Singh, Mandeep Singh1181stPunBarIndore27.03.13
SK Kamat, SA Asnodkar1121stGoaT NVizag01.04.14
G Gambhir, V Sehwag1211stDelHarCha’garh04.04.14
SK Kamat, SA Asnodkar1451stGoaKarVizag04.04.14
M Dagar, PSK Gupta1001stU PGoaRajkot10.04.14
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode105*1stBarRajMumbai11.04.14
SS Shaikh, AP Tare1021stMumBarPune24.03.15
PK Panchal, PA Patel1001stGujMahPune24.03.15
WP Saha, SS Mondal1381stBenHydNagpur02.01.16
Virat Singh, IR Jaggi1031stJhaTriKochi03.01.16
AH Gupta, NH Verma1071stSerOdiCuttack07.01.16
PSK Gupta, Samarth Singh1121stU PJhaMumbai15.01.16
TD Agarwal, PA Reddy1111stHydGoaChennai29.01.17
SP Goswami, WP Saha150*1stBenAsmKolkata01.02.17
S Dhawan, G Gambhir1031stN ZS ZMumbai12.02.17
NH Verma, Ravi Chauhan1141stSerJ KDelhi08.01.18
SP Goswami, B Vivek Singh1341stBenOdiRanchi08.01.18
SP Goswami, B Vivek Singh1301stBenJhaRanchi12.01.18
SP Goswami, B Vivek Singh1381stBenTriRanchi14.01.18
G Gambhir, RR Pant148*1stDelH PDelhi14.01.18
SV Samson, Vishnu Vinod1091stKerKarV’nagaram14.01.18
M Vohra, Mandeep Singh1081stPunH PDelhi15.01.18
Abdul Samad, JS Wadhwan1261stJ KNagMulapadu21.02.19
Rishabh Tiwari, S Chandrakar138*1stChaOdiCuttack21.02.19
UBT Chand, H Dalal119*1stDelManMulapadu22.02.19
Anand Singh, Ishan Kishan1041stJhaJ KMulapadu22.02.19
NH Verma, Ravi Chauhan1321stSerTriDelhi22.02.19
RP Kadam, BR Sharath1171stKarBenCuttack22.02.19
HM Desai, CA Pujara1091stSauM PIndore22.02.19
MH Devdhar, Pratham Singh1101stRlysGoaIndore24.02.19
Mayank Raghav, PP Singh134*1stManNagMulapadu25.02.19
T Kohli, AL Rajput1301stMizHarCuttack27.02.19
AD Nath, Samarth Singh1231stU PU KDelhi28.02.19
Vishnu Vinod, RS Kunnummal105*1stKerNagMulapadu28.02.19
K Ashwin Hebbar, M Pranith1181stAndManMulapadu02.03.19
M Vijay, Washington Sundar1391stT NMegSurat02.03.19
Manender Singh, AS Lamba1201stRajManTrivandrum08.11.19
JG Bista, AP Tare1111stMumM PMumbai11.11.19
Lakhan Singh, Ravi Chauhan1121stSerGoaVizag14.11.19
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode125*1stBarBihVizag14.11.19
NV Ojha, AR Sharma1141stM PMegMumbai14.11.19
Anand Singh, Ishan Kishan1051stJhaNagSurat14.11.19
K Ashwin Hebbar, KS Bharat1131stAndGoaVizag15.11.19
M Vohra, S Bhambri108*1stChaAruCha’garh17.11.19
PP Shaw, AP Tare1381stMumAsmMumbai17.11.19
A Sharma, Mandeep Singh1241stPunJhaSurat21.11.19
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode1501stBarRajSurat21.11.19
KL Rahul, D Padikkal1141stKarJhaSurat22.11.19
KL Rahul, D Padikkal1251stKarHarSurat29.11.19
       
V Devendran, S Badrinath117*2ndT NGoaVizag04.04.07
TM Srivastava, M Kaif1462ndU PM PJaipur20.10.10
AT Rayudu, KH Devdhar1092ndBarGujRajkot22.10.11
S Kanwar, Gurkeerat Singh109*2ndPunAsmMum (BS)23.03.12
AA Waghmode, KH Devdhar1432ndBarDelMumbai26.03.12
PA Reddy, TL Suman1082ndHydAndShimoga18.03.13
VH Zol, KM Jadhav1012ndMahMumAh’bad21.03.13
AT Rayudu, AA Waghmode1092ndBarSauAh’bad21.03.13
MA Agarwal, KL Rahul135*2ndKarAndShimoga22.03.13
DB Ravi Teja, GH Vihari1262ndHydKerVizag01.04.14
PA Reddy, GH Vihari122*2ndHydKarVizag02.04.14
AA Barot, GA Singh1032ndHarDelCha’garh04.04.14
AUK Pathan, SP Wakaskar1852ndRlysDelVadodara02.01.16
S Anirudha, B Aparajith105*2ndT NHarNagpur02.01.16
P Chopra, P Dogra1102ndH PBenNagpur04.01.16
N Saini, MS Hooda1072ndHarBenNagpur09.01.16
AM Rahane, AP Tare1522ndMumBarVadodara29.01.17
ARPS Chauhan, AN Khare1132ndChaU PJaipur29.01.17
MA Agarwal, K Gowtham1022ndKarKerChennai30.01.17
AS Lamba, Puneet Yadav1102ndRajU PJaipur31.01.17
MA Agarwal, R Vinay Kumar1122ndS ZE ZMumbai15.02.17
KK Nair, K Gowtham1312ndKarHydVizag11.01.18
Ishan Kishan, IR Jaggi1182ndJhaBenRanchi12.01.18
UA Sharma, SK Raina1602ndU PBarKolkata24.01.18
SP Goswami, AR Easwaran1192ndBenMizCuttack21.02.19
Ishan Kishan, Virat Singh165*2ndJhaManMulapadu24.02.19
RP Kadam, KK Nair1282ndKarMizCuttack25.02.19
Mayank Raghav, Yashpal Singh1002ndManJ KMulapadu28.02.19
RP Kadam, D Padikkal108*2ndKarU KVizag08.11.19
S Chandrakar, Harpreet Singh1122ndChaRlysCha’garh11.11.19
K Ashwin Hebbar, DB Prasanth1392ndAndKarVizag11.11.19
S Chandrakar, Harpreet Singh1052ndChaMahCha’garh12.11.19
D Padikkal, MK Pandey1672ndKarSerV’nagaram12.11.19
D Padikkal, KK Nair102*2ndKarBiharVizag15.11.19
T Kohli, KB Pawan1392ndMizMegMumbai17.11.19
       
G Gambhir, V Sehwag113*3rdDelPunDelhi06.04.07
IA Sindhi, YK Pathan1223rdBarGujPoona22.10.09
BS Pati, GB Poddar1073rdOdiTriAgartala17.03.13
AA Waghmode, YK Pathan1023rdBarMumAh’bad17.03.13
PA Patel, NK Patel1113rdGujBarAh’bad19.03.13
UBT Chand, Milind Kumar1223rdDelKerIndore26.03.13
UBT Chand, Milind Kumar1103rdDelGujIndore27.03.13
SV Samson, PR Prem1023rdKerRajMumbai10.04.14
VS Hathwala, Yashpal Singh1033rdSerDelDelhi28.03.15
BB Samantray, GB Poddar1553rdOdiMahCuttack04.01.16
Sumit Kumar, SS Tiwary103*3rdJhaRajKochi04.01.16
PSK Gupta, ER Dwivedi1093rdU PSerCuttack08.01.16
AS Lamba, SS Dobal1263rdRajJ KKochi10.01.16
DJ Hooda, VP Solanki1193rdBarGujVadodara01.02.17
Virat Singh, MK Tiwary149*3rdE ZN ZMumbai16.02.17
DJ Hooda, KH Pandya1063rdBarMumRajkot07.01.18
P Chopra, P Dogra115*3rdH PHarDelhi08.01.18
RK Bhui, DB Ravi Teja1143rdAndHydVizag12.01.18
SK Raina, AD Nath1633rdU PBenKolkata22.01.18
KK Nair, PU Deshpande1303rdKarJhaKolkata24.01.18
C Bishnoi, N Saini106*3rdHarAruCuttack21.02.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav2133rdMumSikIndore21.02.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav1263rdMumPunIndore22.02.19
RK Bhui, P Girinath Reddy1503rdAndNagMulapadu22.02.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav138*3rdMumM PIndore24.02.19
SA Roy, R Parag1373rdAsmBenCuttack25.02.19
NV Ojha, PM Sahani1103rdM PRlysIndore25.02.19
NS Naik, NS Shaikh1193rdMahRlysIndore12.03.19
AT Rayudu, BP Sandeep1243rdHydRlysCha’garh09.11.19
AR Easwaran, MK Tiwary1103rdBenMegMumbai11.11.19
Samarth Seth, RR Dalal1193rdAruRlysCha’garh12.11.19
SS Mundhe, STR Binny1233rdNagJhaSurat14.11.19
Shivam Chauhan, HJ Rana1053rdHarDelSurat24.11.19
SS Iyer, SA Yadav1403rdMumPunSurat27.11.19
       
A Mukund, KD Karthik139*4thT NAndHyd19.10.10
YK Pathan, IK Pathan101*4thBarMumRajkot20.10.11
MC Juneja, AA Malek202*4thGujKerIndore30.03.13
SD Chatterjee, SP Goswami1094thBenTriCuttack28.03.15
PM Sahani, AO Bhandari1104thM PPunIndore21.02.19
MK Pandey, BR Sharath1554thKarAruCuttack24.02.19
K Deobrat, AS Roy111*4thJhaNagMulapadu27.02.19
Amit Verma, SS Prabhudessai117*4thGoaM PIndore27.02.19
       
YV Takawale, SV Bahutule1495thMahGujMumbai03.04.07
MK Tiwary, R Chowdhary1025thBenHarAh’bad16.04.07
RM Fernandez, KJ Rakesh107*5thKerT NHyd-RGS14.10.10
Harpreet Singh, M Ali1125thM PU PJaipur20.10.10
AV Vasavada, KC Raval1105thSauGujRajkot25.10.11
N Rana, Milind Kumar1195thDelAndVadodara03.01.16
KH Devdhar, Swapnil Singh1015thBarGujRajkot10.01.18
AN Kazi, RA Tripathi111*5thMahPunCha’garh18.11.19
       
WP Saha, AA Nandi103*6thBenMahHyd-RGS14.03.11
AM Nayar, Shashank Singh102*6thMumSauVadodara01.02.17
AS Sinha, RK Ahmed104*6thAsmChaCuttack24.02.19
AK Kaushik, Jaskaran Singh105*6thChaRlysCha’garh15.11.19
       
Bandeep Singh, Syed Sagar1098thJ KHarRohtak22.03.13

150 PLUS RUNS PARTNERSHIPS

PartnersRunsWktTeamOppGroundDate
SS Iyer, SA Yadav2133rdMumSikIndore21.02.19
MC Juneja, AA Malek202*4thGujKerIndore30.03.13
       
AUK Pathan, SP Wakaskar1852ndRlysDelVadodara02.01.16
D Padikkal, MK Pandey1672ndKarSerV’nagaram12.11.19
Ishan Kishan, Virat Singh165*2ndJhaManMulapadu24.02.19
SK Raina, AD Nath1633rdU PBenKolkata22.01.18
UA Sharma, SK Raina1602ndU PBarKolkata24.01.18
BB Samantray, GB Poddar1553rdOdiMahCuttack04.01.16
MK Pandey, BR Sharath1554thKarAruCuttack24.02.19
AM Rahane, AP Tare1522ndMumBarVadodara29.01.17
SP Goswami, WP Saha150*1stBenAsmKolkata01.02.17
RK Bhui, P Girinath Reddy1503rdAndNagMulapadu22.02.19
KH Devdhar, AA Waghmode1501stBarRajSurat21.11.19

FOUR PLUS WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

PlayerW-RTeamOppGroundDate
Nischal Gaur5-28H PDelDelhi03.04.07
C Ganapathy4-12T NGoaVizag04.04.07
J Mehta4-31H PPunDelhi04.04.07
SP Jobanputra4-27SauMumMum05.04.07
S Aravind4-24KarGoaVizag05.04.07
D Kalyankrishna4-16AndKerVizag05.04.07
P Patel4-11OdiTriKolkata05.04.07
SB Bangar5-16RlysRajJaipur06.04.07
S Vidyut4-24T NKarVizag06.04.07
SD Vohra5-22BarSauMum (BS)06.04.07
YK Pathan4-22BarSauMum (BS)06.04.07
Nischal Gaur4-24H PJ KDelhi07.04.07
Ranjeet Singh4-20RajM PJaipur07.04.07
YK Pathan4-10BarMahMumbai07.04.07
NK Patel4-29GujSauMumbai07.04.07
SS Karmakar4-18SerDelDelhi08.04.07
SS Paul4-22BenT NAhmedabad15.04.07
RR Bose4-40BenHarAhmedabad16.04.07
Iqbal Abdulla5-10MumHarAhmedabad17.04.07
JT Billa4-26HarT NAhmedabad18.04.07
K Goel4-13PunT NMum (BS)21.04.07
M Diwakar5-06JhaTriDhanbad20.10.09
L Ablish5-20PunHarDelhi20.10.09
SV Bahutule4-19AsmOdiDhanbad20.10.09
RV Dhurv4-20SauMahPune21.10.09
Anand Rajan4-26M PU PIndore23.10.09
R Shukla4-27JhaOdiDhanbad24.10.09
R Jangid5-11VidU PIndore24.10.09
MS Gony4-16PunSerDelhi24.10.09
SK Trivedi4-37GujSauPoona25.10.09
YV Krishanatry4-31JhaH PIndore12.03.10
Farman Ahmed4-25DelAsmIndore14.03.10
K Vivek Krishna4-25HydDelIndore15.03.10
SM Fallah4-12MahHydIndore16.03.10
VY Mahesh4-23T NGoaHyd-RGS15.10.10
G Shankara Rao4-25AndGoaHyd16.10.10
AB Sagar4-29KarHydHyd-RGS19.10.10
Preetamjit Das4-31OdiTriCuttack20.10.10
Mohammed Shami4-24BenAsmCuttack20.10.10
S Tyagi4-45U PM PJaipur20.10.10
K Yadav4-15DelJ KDelhi21.10.10
SK Trivedi4-29GujBarVadodara22.10.10
Iqbal Abdulla4-07MumSauVadodara22.10.10
A Mishra5-19HarJ KDelhi22.10.10
RP Singh5-08U PRlysJaipur22.10.10
A Sinha4-22SerH PDelhi22.10.10
Jalaj S Saxena5-16M PVidJaipur22.10.10
Amrinder Singh5-21SerPunDelhi24.10.10
Bipul Sharma4-28PunSerDelhi24.10.10
VM Parmar4-30BarMahVadodara25.10.10
GB Gaikwad4-23MahBarVadodara25.10.10
TP Sudhindra4-20M PRlysJaipur25.10.10
AB Dinda4-13BenMahHyd-RGS14.03.11
SS Mondal4-11BenT NHyd-RGS15.03.11
SS Bandekar4-42GoaKarChennai16.10.11
STR Binny4-14KarGoaChennai16.10.11
SH Srinivas4-27AndT NChennai16.10.11
A Mithun5-37KarKerChennai17.10.11
PP Ojha4-29HydKarChennai20.10.11
L Ablish5-06PunDelRohtak22.10.11
Avinash Yadav4-15RlysU PIndore22.10.11
Amarjeet Singh4-21M PVidIndore22.10.11
Rajwinder Singh4-07PunSerRohtak24.10.11
AA Chavan4-29MumMahRajkot24.10.11
TP Sudhindra5-30M PU PIndore25.10.11
VRV Singh4-24PunM PMumbai25.03.12
L Balaji4-05T NAndBhadravati17.03.13
MB Murasingh4-32TriOdiAgartala17.03.13
T Atchuta Rao4-32AndHydShimoga18.03.13
MB Patel4-39GujBarAhmedabad19.03.13
R Shukla4-30JhaOdiAgartala20.03.13
Imtiaz Ahmed4-05U PRajNagpur21.03.13
K Gowtham4-19KarHydBhadravati21.03.13
RA Tripathi5-27MahMumAhmedabad21.03.13
MK Pandey4-37KarHydBhadravati21.03.13
S Kaul4-14PunH PGurgaon22.03.13
MK Pandey4-27KarAndShimoga22.03.13
RR Singh4-26RajM PNagpur22.03.13
P Prasanth4-13KerGoaBhadravati22.03.13
MB Patel5-08GujSauAhmedabad22.03.13
UT Yadav5-18VidOdiIndore27.03.13
SB Pradhan4-11OdiDelIndore28.03.13
R Sharma4-34PunU PIndore30.03.13
G Singh4-30RajM PNagpur31.03.14
S Nazar4-13SerJ KChandigarh01.04.14
Jalaj S Saxena4-12M PRlysNagpur01.04.14
AH Hooda5-22HarSerMohali02.04.14
AV Vasavada4-19SauMumMumbai02.04.14
RS Shah4-26T NAndVizianagaram02.04.14
PL Das4-19AsmOdiKolkata02.04.14
Joginder Sharma4-14HarJ KChandigarh03.04.14
AN Ahmed4-21AsmTriKolkata03.04.14
HH Gadekar4-19GoaAndVizianagaram03.04.14
Amit Yadav4-15GoaAndVizianagaram03.04.14
A Choudhary4-30RajRlysNagpur04.04.14
I Sharma4-09DelHarChandigarh04.04.14
AN Chauhan4-16H PJ KMohali04.04.14
D Siva Kumar4-06AndHydVizianagaram04.04.14
Sarfaraz Ashraf5-23JhaOdiKolkata04.04.14
R Sharma4-21PunSerMohali04.04.14
RP Dahiya4-10GujSauMumbai04.04.14
Amit Verma4-02KarT NVizag05.04.14
LI Meriwala5-23BarDelMumbai09.04.14
KR Hooda5-31HarJhaRajkot10.04.14
U Manukrishnan4-06KerBenMumbai11.04.14
PK Panchal4-19GujU PRajkot11.04.14
Javed Khan4-18DelRajMumbai12.04.14
KM Thakor4-35GujGoaRajkot12.04.14
Kuldeep Yadav5-17U PVidIndore24.03.15
A Aswin Crist4-26T NHydKochi25.03.15
Irfan Khan4-14SerJ KDelhi25.03.15
PP Ojha4-15HydAndKochi26.03.15
PP Das5-18OdiAsmCuttack26.03.15
DS Punia6-14SerHarDelhi26.03.15
PP Jaiswal4-22H PDelDelhi26.03.15
Amit Verma4-14KerHydKochi27.03.15
Swapnil Singh6-19BarSauPune27.03.15
A Ashish Reddy4-14HydKarKochi28.03.15
SB Wagh4-26VidRajIndore29.03.15
CV Milind4-24HydPunCuttack01.04.15
SB Patra5-18OdiMumCuttack01.04.15
RP Dahiya4-31GujH PBhubaneswar02.04.15
PP Jaiswal4-12H PM PBhubaneswar05.04.15
RP Dahiya4-15GujPunBhubaneswar07.04.15
IC Pandey4-20M PAndVadodara02.01.16
PP Chawla4-28U PMahCuttack02.01.16
W Antony Dhas4-10T NHarNagpur02.01.16
IK Pathan5-13BarAsmVadodara02.01.16
RS Shah5-12T NBenNagpur03.01.16
AN Chauhan4-25H PHydNagpur03.01.16
CV Stephen5-52AndDelVadodara03.01.16
NB Singh4-13RajKerKochi03.01.16
CV Stephen4-15AndRlysVadodara04.01.16
RL Mali4-26RlysAndVadodara04.01.16
Basil Thampi4-15KerTriKochi04.01.16
Vikash Singh4-12JhaRajKochi04.01.16
PP Jaiswal4-26H PBenNagpur04.01.16
Ashwin Das4-10M PRlysVadodara06.01.16
S Bhati4-09DelAsmVadodara06.01.16
SS Bandekar4-25GoaRlysVadodara07.01.16
RL Mali4-24RlysGoaVadodara07.01.16
KV Sharma5-24RlysGoaVadodara07.01.16
IK Pathan4-34BarM PVadodara07.01.16
CV Stephen4-14AndAsmVadodara07.01.16
SB Jakati5-17GoaDelVadodara09.01.16
NB Singh4-25RajTriKochi09.01.16
A Mishra4-30HarBenNagpur09.01.16
Manan Sharma4-17DelBarVadodara10.01.16
AA Wakhare4-18VidH PNagpur10.01.16
Tajinder Singh4-25RajM PJaipur30.01.17
Nishan Singh4-24SerJ KNadaun30.01.17
SM Sanandia4-37SauMahVadodara30.01.17
CV Milind4-18HydT NChennai30.01.17
PP Jaiswal4-22H PDelNadaun31.01.17
Umar Nazir4-15J KPunDharamsala31.01.17
AS Rajpoot5-20U PRajJaipur31.01.17
AS Rajpoot4-29U PM PJaipur03.02.17
Mohammed Siraj4-24HydAndChennai03.02.17
S Aravind4-29KarGoaChennai03.02.17
D Swaroop Kumar5-19AndHydChennai03.02.17
PL Das5-09AsmTriKolkata03.02.17
C Sakure4-15M PChhJaipur04.02.17
PM Datey4-23M PVidJaipur06.02.17
DJ Muthuswami4-27MahGujRajkot07.01.18
K Vignesh5-25T NKerVizag09.01.18
PP Jaiswal4-15H PJ KDelhi09.01.18
M Ravi Kiran4-23HydGoaVizag09.01.18
MS Gony4-18PunSerDelhi10.01.18
SM Sanandia4-22SauMumRajkot10.01.18
MH Reddy4-12AndKerVizag11.01.18
RD Thakur4-29VidM PRaipur12.01.18
SB Pradhan4-24OdiTriRanchi12.01.18
KK Ahmed4-12RajChhRaipur12.01.18
V A Davidson5-30T NKarV’nagaram12.01.18
P Dubey4-19KarT NV’nagaram12.01.18
JK Parmar4-17GujSauRajkot13.01.18
Waseem Raza4-16J KPunDelhi14.01.18
Amit Mishra4-10U PVidRaipur15.01.18
MK Tiwary4-23BenAsmRanchi16.01.18
Monu Kumar4-12JhaOdiRanchi16.01.18
S Aravind4-32KarPunKolkata21.01.18
K Khejroliya4-26DelT NKolkata21.01.18
Kuldeep Yadav4-26U PBenKolkata22.01.18
S Bhati4-20DelBarKolkata22.01.18
LI Meriwala4-24BarDelKolkata22.01.18
DL Chahar5-15RajKarKolkata23.01.18
P Thamaraikannan4-39PudHydDelhi21.02.19
P Ray Barman4-14BenMizCuttack21.02.19
AA Sheth5-13BarTriDelhi21.02.19
VU Yadav5-09SerU KDel21.02.19
R Shukla5-36JhaJ KMulapadu22.02.19
VS Kushwah4-16ChhAruCuttack22.02.19
DS Kulkarni4-22MumPunIndore22.02.19
C Sakariya4-38SauM PIndore22.02.19
D Himganekar4-19MahPudDelhi22.02.19
TR Patel4-26GujRajSurat22.02.19
RT Arothe4-18BarHydDelhi24.02.19
S Gopal5-11KarAruCuttack24.02.19
TU Deshpande4-28MumM PIndore24.02.19
AS Rajpoot4-17U PTriDelhi24.02.19
Saurabh Kumar4-14U PPudDelhi25.02.19
AB Dinda4-14BenAsmCuttack25.02.19
KK Ahmed5-18RajVidSurat25.02.19
AK Karnewar4-07VidRajSurat25.02.19
S Gopal4-08KarMizCuttack25.02.19
SS Bachhav4-18MahU KDelhi27.02.19
Pappu Roy4-21OdiAsmCuttack27.02.19
Ashish Yadav4-32RlysMumIndore27.02.19
S Bhati4-27DelAndMulapadu27.02.19
AR Nagwaswalla4-15GujBiharSurat27.02.19
Rana Dutta4-20TriPudDelhi28.02.19
Sumit Kumar4-20HarAsmCuttack28.02.19
Saurabh Kumar5-28U PU KDelhi28.02.19
SS Ghosh4-32BenChhCuttack28.02.19
Ashutosh Aman4-15BihMegSurat28.02.19
A Sahani4-35AruMizCuttack28.02.19
KC Cariappa4-15KarOdiCuttack28.02.19
Mohammed Siraj4-20HydSerDelhi28.02.19
Krishan Alang4-26PunGoaIndore28.02.19
S Bhati4-14DelNagMulapadu02.03.19
Mukhtar Hussain4-08AsmAruCuttack02.03.19
TU Deshpande4-19MumDelIndore09.03.19
V Koushik4-19KarDelIndore10.03.19
SS Ghosh5-15BenGujIndore12.03.19
SD Lad5-13MumMizMumbai08.11.19
TM Ul-Haq4-07RajManTrivandrum08.11.19
LI Meriwala5-21BarKarVizag09.11.19
DG Nalkande5-18VidU PTrivandrum09.11.19
Yash Thakur4-05VidManThumba11.11.19
Jalaj S Saxena4-26KerTriTrivandrum11.11.19
Umar Nazir5-17J KJhaSurat11.11.19
R Shukla4-10JhaJ KSurat11.11.19
AS Rajpoot5-17U PTriThumba12.11.19
S Midhun4-05KerManTrivandrum12.11.19
S Gopal5-19KarSerVizianagaram12.11.19
Sandeep Sharma4-08PunH PChandigarh12.11.19
Mayank Mishra4-06U KGoaVizag12.11.19
DL Chahar4-18RajVidTrivandrum12.11.19
SV Trivedi4-29PudMumMumbai12.11.19
S Kaul4-19PunRlysChandigarh14.11.19
MG Sirur5-33GoaSerVizag14.11.19
PP Jaiswal4-14H PAruChandigarh14.11.19
A DeGoud4-15HydAruChandigarh15.11.19
R Sai Kishore4-06T NTriTrivandrum15.11.19
R Vinay Kumar4-04PudAsmMumbai15.11.19
JD Unadkat4-05SauSikSurat15.11.19
Jaskaran Singh4-25ChaAruChandigarh17.11.19
SS Kumar4-17PudBenMumbai17.11.19
Karan Dagar4-12DelSikSurat17.11.19
H Parab5-24GoaKarVizianagaram17.11.19
Aquib Nabi4-43J KSauSurat17.11.19
R Vinay Kumar4-30PudM PMumbai18.11.19
CT Gaja4-15GujJ KSurat18.11.19
N Rana4-17DelMahSurat21.11.19
M Siddharth4-16T NMumSurat22.11.19
RG More4-27KarPunSurat24.11.19
M Siddharth4-18T NJhaSurat27.11.19
A Mithun5-39KarHarSurat29.11.19
Bishan Singh Bedi to DDCA: Remove my name from Kotla stand, cancel my membership

Bishan Singh Bedi to DDCA: Remove my name from Kotla stand, cancel my membership

Email to Association President refers to nepotism during the reign of Arun Jaitley, whose statue is being installed at the Kotla. Former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi has asked the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) to remove his name from the spectators’ stand at the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium, his home ground in domestic cricket, while also renouncing his membership with the association. In an email to the DDCA, Bedi said his decision was in response to news that the association had decided to erect a statue of Arun Jaitley, the former president of the association, at the stadium, which was renamed after him following his death last year.

Bedi, after whom the stand at the venue was named in 2017, referred to what he called the “unsavoury past” and nepotism of Jaitley’s 14-year reign as DDCA president as the reason for his decision.

Here’s the full text of the email, written by Bedi to Rohan Jaitley, Arun Jaitley’s son and the new president of the DDCA, on December 22.

Dear Sir,

I write this letter with a heavy heart & deep sense of embarrassment.

I’m old enough to know that one doesn’t talk ill of the dead. And I hope you are also old enough to be in the know of my personal relationship with Late Arun Jaitley was never quite on the same page. Let’s say we weren’t really cricketing buddies when he was the President of DDCA. My reservations about the choice of people he hand picked to run the day to day affairs of DDCA is well known. I remember walking out from a meeting at his residence whence he was unable to throw out a rowdy element using terribly foul language. I think I was too head strong..too Old school..& too proud an Indian cricketer to be co-opted into the corrupt darbar of sycophants Arun Jaitley mustered at the Kotla during his stewardship.

It pains me no end to point out the far from flattering facts about DDCA’s unsavoury past, but trust me it has a context. I was not raised to carry on the fight to the next generation. But I was also taught that if I firmly believe in taking a stand I must stick with it. But sadly this is how it has unfolded. Keep in mind, these are the ills of nepotism-you get blamed for decisions you weren’t part of and you can’t even give the excuse of absence.

As I observe now even in your leadership DDCA’s court culture of fawning obeisance continues. After the Feroze Shah Kotla was named hurriedly & most undeservingly after Late Arun Jaitley my reaction then was maybe somehow good sense might prevail to keep Kotla sacrosanct. How wrong I was. Now I gather a statue of Late Arun Jaitley is going to be installed at the Kotla. I’m not at all enamoured with the thought of a statue of Arun Jaitley coming up at Kotla.

I pride myself as a man of immense tolerance & patience..but all that I’m afraid is running out. DDCA has truly tested me & forced me to take this drastic action.

So, Mr President I request you to remove my name from the stand named after me with immediate effect. Also, I hereby renounce my DDCA membership. I’ve taken this decision with sufficient deliberations. I’m not prone to disregard the honour that was bestowed upon me. My gratitude to Justice Sen & the Committee of M/s Dr ND Puri..Dr Ravi Chaturvedi..Vijay Lokapally..& Neeru Bhatia..all people of social & professional eminence..who extended the warm gesture to Mohinder Amarnath & myself..will never fade. But as we all know with honour comes responsibility. They feted me for the total respect & integrity with which I played the game. And now I’m returning the honour just to assure them all that four decades after my retirement, I still retain those values.

A mere google search would have helped to know that Late Arun Jaitley’s tenure at DDCA was riddled with corruption. You being a lawyer should also know the cases of massive misappropriation of funds are still pending in courts.

Late Arun Jaitley I’m told was an able politician. So its the Parliament & not a cricket stadium which needs to remember him for posterity. He might have been a good cricket fan too, but his dillance with cricket administration was dubious & left much to desired. This is not a rhetorical assessment but a factual appraisal of his time at DDCA. Take my word, failures don’t need to be celebrated with plaques & busts. They need to be forgotten.

Mr President if ever you get to travel to the cricket stadiums around the world you will find how aesthetically challenged Kotla is and how it lacks the grandeur of a Test Centre. You need to be educated that sports administrators don’t need to be self serving. People who surround you presently will never inform you that it’s WG Grace at Lord’s..Sir Jack Hobbs at the Oval..Sir Donald Bradman at the SCG…Sir Garfield Sobers at Barbados & Shane Warne of recent vintage at the MCG..who adorn their cricket stadia with the Spirit of Cricket never out of place..so when the kids walk into these stadiums these majestic statues/busts enhance & enliven the inspiring stories of these past heroes that their elders tell them. Sporting arenas need sporting role models. The place of the administrators is in their glass cabins.

Since DDCA doesn’t understand this Universal cricket culture, I need to walk out of it. I can’t be part of a stadium which has got its priorities so grossly wrong & where administrators get precedence over the cricketers. Please bring down my name from the stand with immediate effect. You needn’t worry about me or my legacy. God Almighty has been very kind to me to keep me alive with my cricketing convictions. I don’t wish my strength of character to be maligned by my silence or association to this unsporting act.

Thankfully…Bshan Bedi.

Shamya Dasgupta is senior assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo

Captains scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings

Captains scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the 20th occasion of a captain scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by captains.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1BC Lara400*1WinEngSt John’s10 Apr 2004
2M Jayawardene3742SrlSAFCol-SSC27 Jul 2006
3MA Taylor334*1AusPakPeshawar15 Oct 1998
4GA Gooch3331EngIndLord’s26 Jul 1990
5MJ Clarke329*2AusIndSydney03 Jan 2012
6Younis Khan3132PakSrlKarachi21 Feb 2009
7RB Simpson3111AusEngManchester23 Jul 1964
8BB McCullum3023NZlIndWellington14 Feb 2014
9MD Crowe2993NZlSrlWellington31 Jan 1991
10PBH May285*3EngWinBirmingham30 May 1957
11GC Smith2771SAFEngBirmingham24 Jul 2003
12SP Fleming274*1NZlSrlCol-PSS25 Apr 2003
13DG Bradman2703AusEngMelbourne01 Jan 1937
14AN Cook2632EngPakAbu Dhabi13 Oct 2015
15SP Fleming2621NZlSAFCape Town27 Apr 2006
16MJ Clarke259*2AusSAFBrisbane09 Nov 2012
17GC Smith2592SAFEngLord’s31 Jul 2003
18Wasim Akram257*2PakZimSheikhupura17 Oct 1996
19V Kohli254*1IndSAFPune10 Oct 2019
20KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the fifth occasion of a New Zealand captain scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by captains.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1BB McCullum3023NZlIndWellington14 Feb 2014
2MD Crowe2993NZlSrlWellington31 Jan 1991
3SP Fleming274*1NZlSrlCol-PSS25 Apr 2003
4SP Fleming2621NZlSAFCape Town27 Apr 2006
5KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the second occasion of a captain scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings against West Indies. Both such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by captains.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1PBH May285*3EngWinBirmingham30 May 1957
2KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020

GC Smith {02}, MJ Clarke {02} and SP Fleming {02} are the three captains who have scored 250 plus runs in a test innings on two occasions.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1GC Smith2771SAFEngBirmingham24 Jul 2003
2GC Smith2592SAFEngLord’s31 Jul 2003
        
1MJ Clarke329*2AusIndSydney03 Jan 2012
2MJ Clarke259*2AusSAFBrisbane09 Nov 2012
        
1SP Fleming274*1NZlSrlCol-PSS25 Apr 2003
2SP Fleming2621NZlSAFCape Town27 Apr 2006

MJ Clarke of Australia is the only captain in the annals of test cricket to score a triple hundred and 250 plus runs. He scored 359 not out against India at Sydney in Jan 2012 and 259 not out against South Africa in Nov 2012

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1MJ Clarke329*2AusIndSydney03 Jan 2012
2MJ Clarke259*2AusSAFBrisbane09 Nov 2012
250 plus runs in a test innings – KS Williamson of New Zealand joins the list

250 plus runs in a test innings – KS Williamson of New Zealand joins the list

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the 98th occasion of a batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by batsmen.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1BC Lara400*1WinEngSt John’s10 Apr 2004
2ML Hayden3801AusZimPerth09 Oct 2003
3BC Lara3751WinEngSt John’s16 Apr 1994
4M Jayawardene3742SrlSAFCol-SSC27 Jul 2006
5GS Sobers365*2WinPakKingston26 Feb 1958
6L Hutton3641EngAusThe Oval20 Aug 1938
7ST Jayasuriya3402SrlIndCol-RPS02 Aug 1997
8Hanif Mohammad3373PakWinBridgetown17 Jan 1958
9WR Hammond336*2EngNZlAuckland31 Mar 1933
10DA Warner335*1AusPakAdelaide29 Nov 2019
11MA Taylor334*1AusPakPeshawar15 Oct 1998
12DG Bradman3341AusEngLeeds11 Jul 1930
13GA Gooch3331EngIndLord’s26 Jul 1990
14CH Gayle3331WinSrlGalle15 Nov 2010
15MJ Clarke329*2AusIndSydney03 Jan 2012
16Inzamam-ul-Haq3291PakNZlLahore01 May 2002
17A Sandham3251EngWinKingston03 Apr 1930
18V Sehwag3192IndSAFChennai26 Mar 2008
19KC Sangakkara3191SrlBanChattogram04 Feb 2014
20CH Gayle3172WinSAFSt John’s29 Apr 2005
21Younis Khan3132PakSrlKarachi21 Feb 2009
22HM Amla311*2SAFEngThe Oval19 Jul 2012
23RB Simpson3111AusEngManchester23 Jul 1964
24JH Edrich310*1EngNZlLeeds08 Jul 1965
25V Sehwag3091IndPakMultan28 Mar 2004
26RM Cowper3072AusEngMelbourne11 Feb 1966
27DG Bradman3042AusEngLeeds20 Jul 1934
28KK Nair303*2IndEngChennai16 Dec 2016
29Azhar Ali302*1PakWinDub-DSC13 Oct 2016
30LG Rowe3022WinEngBridgetown06 Mar 1974
31BB McCullum3023NZlIndWellington14 Feb 2014
32DG Bradman299*2AusSAFAdelaide29 Jan 1932
33MD Crowe2993NZlSrlWellington31 Jan 1991
34AN Cook2942EngIndBirmingham10 Aug 2011
35V Sehwag2932IndSrlMum-BS02 Dec 2009
36IVA Richards2911WinEngThe Oval12 Aug 1976
37RR Sarwan2912WinEngBridgetown26 Feb 2009
38LRPL Taylor2902NZlAusPerth13 Nov 2015
39RE Foster2872EngAusSydney11 Dec 1903
40KC Sangakkara2872SrlSAFCol-SSC27 Jul 2006
41PBH May285*3EngWinBirmingham30 May 1957
42VVS Laxman2813IndAusKolkata11 Mar 2001
43Javed Miandad280*1PakIndHyd-Pak14 Jan 1983
44AB de Villiers278*1SAFPakAbu Dhabi20 Nov 2010
45DCS Compton2782EngPakNottingham01 Jul 1954
46BC Lara2772WinAusSydney02 Jan 1993
47GC Smith2771SAFEngBirmingham24 Jul 2003
48DJ Cullinan275*1SAFNZlAuckland27 Feb 1999
49G Kirsten2753SAFEngDurban26 Dec 1999
50M Jayawardene2752SrlIndAhmedabad16 Nov 2009
51SP Fleming274*1NZlSrlCol-PSS25 Apr 2003
52RG Pollock2741SAFAusDurban05 Feb 1970
53Zaheer Abbas2741PakEngBirmingham03 Jun 1971
54Javed Miandad2711PakNZlAuckland24 Feb 1989
55GA Headley270*1WinEngKingston14 Mar 1935
56DG Bradman2703AusEngMelbourne01 Jan 1937
57R Dravid2702IndPakRawalpindi13 Apr 2004
58KC Sangakkara2702SrlZimBulawayo14 May 2004
59AC Voges269*1AusWinHobart10 Dec 2015
60GN Yallop2682AusPakMelbourne26 Dec 1983
61BA Young267*1NZlSrlDunedin07 Mar 1997
62PA de Silva2672SrlNZlWellington31 Jan 1991
63Younis Khan2671PakIndBengaluru24 Mar 2005
64Z Crawley2671EngPakSouthampton21 Aug 2020
65WH Ponsford2661AusEngThe Oval18 Aug 1934
66DL Houghton2661ZimSrlBulawayo20 Oct 1994
67TWM Latham264*2NZlSrlWellington15 Dec 2018
68AN Cook2632EngPakAbu Dhabi13 Oct 2015
69DL Amiss262*3EngWinKingston16 Feb 1974
70SP Fleming2621NZlSAFCape Town27 Apr 2006
71RR Sarwan261*2WinBanKingston04 Jun 2004
72FMM Worrell2612WinEngNottingham20 Jul 1950
73CC Hunte2602WinPakKingston26 Feb 1958
74Javed Miandad2601PakEngThe Oval06 Aug 1987
75MN Samuels2602WinBanKhulna21 Nov 2012
76MJ Clarke259*2AusSAFBrisbane09 Nov 2012
77GM Turner2592NZlWinGeorgetown06 Apr 1972
78GC Smith2592SAFEngLord’s31 Jul 2003
79TW Graveney2581EngWinNottingham04 Jul 1957
80SM Nurse2581WinNZlChristchurch13 Mar 1969
81BA Stokes2581EngSAFCape Town02 Jan 2016
82Wasim Akram257*2PakZimSheikhupura17 Oct 1996
83RT Ponting2572AusIndMelbourne26 Dec 2003
84RB Kanhai2561WinIndKolkata31 Dec 1958
85KF Barrington2562EngAusManchester23 Jul 1964
86DJ McGlew255*1SAFNZlWellington06 Mar 1953
87V Kohli254*1IndSAFPune10 Oct 2019
88DG Bradman2542AusEngLord’s27 Jun 1930
89V Sehwag2542IndPakLahore13 Jan 2006
90JE Root2541EngPakManchester22 Jul 2016
91HM Amla253*1SAFIndNagpur06 Feb 2010
92ST Jayasuriya2533SrlPakFaisalabad20 Oct 2004
93DA Warner2531AusNZlPerth13 Nov 2015
94WR Hammond2512EngAusSydney14 Dec 1928
95KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020
96KD Walters2501AusNZlChristchurch18 Feb 1977
97SFAF Bacchus2502WinIndKanpur2 Feb 1979
98JL Langer2501AusEngMelbourne26 Dec 2002

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the ninth occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by batsmen.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1BB McCullum3023NZlIndWellington14 Feb 2014
2MD Crowe2993NZlSrlWellington31 Jan 1991
3LRPL Taylor2902NZlAusPerth13 Nov 2015
4SP Fleming274*1NZlSrlCol-PSS25 Apr 2003
5BA Young267*1NZlSrlDunedin07 Mar 1997
6TWM Latham264*2NZlSrlWellington15 Dec 2018
7SP Fleming2621NZlSAFCape Town27 Apr 2006
8GM Turner2592NZlWinGeorgetown06 Apr 1972
9KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the ninth occasion of a batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings against West Indies.  All such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by batsmen.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1Hanif Mohammad3373PakWinBridgetown17 Jan 1958
2A Sandham3251EngWinKingston03 Apr 1930
3Azhar Ali302*1PakWinDub-DSC13 Oct 2016
4PBH May285*3EngWinBirmingham30 May 1957
5AC Voges269*1AusWinHobart10 Dec 2015
6DL Amiss262*3EngWinKingston16 Feb 1974
7GM Turner2592NZlWinGeorgetown06 Apr 1972
8TW Graveney2581EngWinNottingham04 Jul 1957
9KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020

KC Williamson of New Zealand scored 251 against West Indies at Hamilton in Dec 2020 to provide the second occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings against West Indies.  Both such occasions are tabulated below. The list is in the descending order of the runs scored by batsmen.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1GM Turner2592NZlWinGeorgetown06 Apr 1972
2KS Williamson2511NZlWinHamilton03 Dec 2020

DG Bradman {05}, V Sehwag {04}, BC Lara {03], Javed Miandad {03} and KC Sangakkara {03} are the five batsmen in the annals of test cricket who have scored 250 plus runs in a test innings on three or more occasions. The following table list the 250 plus runs scored by these five batsmen.

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppGroundStart Date
1DG Bradman3341AusEngLeeds11 Jul 1930
2DG Bradman3042AusEngLeeds20 Jul 1934
3DG Bradman299*2AusSAFAdelaide29 Jan 1932
4DG Bradman2703AusEngMelbourne01 Jan 1937
5DG Bradman2542AusEngLord’s27 Jun 1930
        
1V Sehwag3192IndSAFChennai26 Mar 2008
2V Sehwag3091IndPakMultan28 Mar 2004
3V Sehwag2932IndSrlMum-BS02 Dec 2009
4V Sehwag2542IndPakLahore13 Jan 2006
        
1BC Lara400*1WinEngSt John’s10 Apr 2004
2BC Lara3751WinEngSt John’s16 Apr 1994
3BC Lara2772WinAusSydney02 Jan 1993
        
1Javed Miandad280*1PakIndHyd-Pak14 Jan 1983
2Javed Miandad2711PakNZlAuckland24 Feb 1989
3Javed Miandad2601PakEngThe Oval06 Aug 1987
        
1KC Sangakkara3191SrlBanChattogram04 Feb 2014
2KC Sangakkara2872SrlSAFCol-SSC27 Jul 2006
3KC Sangakkara2702SrlZimBulawayo14 May 2004
Pakistan wins the Napier T20I by six wickets to post its 97th T20I win

Pakistan wins the Napier T20I by six wickets to post its 97th T20I win

New Zealand Vs Pakistan at Napier on 22 Dec 20

MJ Guptill became the first batsman in the history of T20Is to aggregate 500 plus runs against Pakistan. He reached the milestone when he was on 10 during the course of his knock of 19 in this game. At the end of this game, his run aggregate against Pakistan read 509 runs.

MJ Guptill’s feat of scoring 509 runs against Pakistan provides the seventh occasion of a batsman scoring 500 plus runs against a specific opposition in the history of T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below. MJ Guptill became the sixth batsman to accomplish such a feat.

NoPlayerTeamOppnMatInnsNORuns
1V KohliIndAus19186718
2Mohd HafeezPakNZl17173552
3AJ FinchAusEng12123550
4PR StirlingIreAfg17170543
5RG SharmaIndWin15153519
6MJ GuptillNZlPak18181509
7V KohliIndWin12113501

MJ Guptill was playing his 18th T20I against Pakistan. He now shares the record for most T20I appearances by a New Zealand cricketer against Pakistan with LRPL Taylor.

MJ Guptill’s lone boundary six in this game fetched him 25 boundary sixes against Pakistan. He became the first New Zealand batsman to score 25 boundary sixes against a specific opposition and his feat provides the eleventh such occasion. He also became the tenth batsman to score 25 plus boundary sixes against a specific opposition. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamOppMatINORuns6s
1AJ FinchAusEng1212355034
2Hazratullah ZazaiAfgIre0707141134
3CH GayleWinEng1313140930
4RG SharmaIndWin1515351929
5E LewisWinInd0908132228
6GJ MaxwellAusInd1615243128
7Mohammad NabiAfgIre1815339928
8EJG MorganEngNZl1514242426
9KA PollardWinInd1410129226
10CH GayleWinRSA0707030725
11MJ GuptillNZlPak1818150925

DP Conway scored 63 in this game to provide the 97th occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the 14th occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

DP Conway scored 63 in this game to provide the second occasion of his scoring a fifty in T20Is. Prior to this he had scored 65 not out against West Indies at Mount Maunganui on 29 Nov 20. He was born in South Africa at Transval, Johannesburg on 08.07.91.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 89 in this game to provide the 97th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the 15th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against New Zealand.

At the end of this game – by a strange coincidence – New Zealand batsmen have scored fifties on 97 occasions against Pakistan and Pakistan batsmen have scored fifties on 97 occasions against New Zealand.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 89 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against New Zealand.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 89 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of Pakistan wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against New Zealand.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 89 in this game to provide the 45th occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the ninth occasion of Pakistan opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against New Zealand.

Mohammad Rizwan scored 89 in this game to provide the highest individual score by a a Pakistan opening batsman against New Zealand in T20Is. The previous best was 79 by Babar Azam at Dub-DSC on 04.11.18.

Shadab Khan of Pakistan pouched three catches in New Zealand’s innings to provide the 129th occasion of a fieldsman other than the wicket keeper taking three or more catches in an innings in the history of T20Is. It also provides the seventh occasion of a Pakistan fieldsman other than the wicket keepers taking three or more catches in an innings in T20Is.

Shadab Khan of Pakistan pouched three catches in New Zealand’s innings to provide the fourth occasion of a fieldsman other than the wicket keeper taking three or more catches in an innings in the history of T20Is against New Zealand. It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan fieldsman taking three or more catches in an innings in T20Is against New Zealand. Shahid Afridi is the other fieldsman. He had pouched three catches against New Zealand at Auckland on 15.01.16.

Shadab Khan of Pakistan pouched three catches in New Zealand’s innings to provide the 17th occasion of a captain other than the wicket keeper captain taking three or more catches in an innings in the history of T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan captain other than the wicket keepers taking three or more catches in an innings in T20Is. Shahid Afridi is the other captain. He had pouched three catches against New Zealand at Auckland on 15.01.16.

Shadab Khan of Pakistan pouched three catches in New Zealand’s innings to provide the 200th occasion of a fieldsman including the wicket keepers taking three or more catches in an innings in the history of T20Is.  It also provides the ninth occasion of a Pakistan fieldsman including wicket keepers taking three or more catches in an innings in T20Is.

Shadab Khan of Pakistan pouched three catches in New Zealand’s innings to provide the ninth occasion of a fieldsman including the wicket keepers taking three or more catches in an innings in the history of T20Is against New Zealand. It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan fieldsman including wicket keepers taking three or more catches in an innings in T20Is. Shahid Afridi is the other fieldsman. He had pouched three catches against New Zealand at Auckland on 15.01.16.

DJ Mitchell of New Zealand held three catches in this game as a substitute fieldsman to provide the second occasion of a substitute fieldsman pouching three catches in a T20I innings. MA Leask of Scotland is the other substitute fieldsman to pouch three catches in a T20I innings. He had taken three catches against Kenya at ICCA 2 Dubai on 19.10.19. There are twelve substitute fieldsmen who have pouched two catches in a T20I innings. JS Patel of New Zealand had pouched two catches as a substitute fieldsman against England at Durban on 18.09.07.

Mohammad Hafeez’s T20I run aggregate read 2323 at the end of this game. He now shares the record for most runs in T20Is by a Pakistan batsman with Shoaib Malik. Shoaib Malik has also an aggregate of 2323 runs in T20Is.

Mohammad Hafeez’s T20I run aggregate against New Zealand read 552 at the end of this game. He now stands second in the list of  batsmen who have scored most runs in T20Is against a specific opposition. V Kohli of India has scored most runs. He has an aggregate of 718 runs against Australia

NoPlayerTeamOppnMatInnsNORuns
1V KohliIndAus19186718
2Mohd HafeezPakNZl17173552

Mohd Hafeez’s boundary fours aggregate in T20Is read 55 at the end of this game. He is one of the five batsmen who have an aggregate of 50 plus boundary fours against a specific opposition in the history of T20Is. He now occupied the joint second place in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary fours against a specific opposition. V Kohli of India has an aggregate of 55 boundary fours against Australia. The first place is occupied by PR Sterling of Ireland. He has an aggregate of 60 boundary fours against Afghanistan.

NoPlayerTeamOppMatINORunsHS4s
1PR StirlingIreAfg171705439160
2V KohliIndAus1918671890*55
3Mohd HafeezPakNZl1717355299*55
4AJ FinchAusInd151504408954
5Mohd ShahzadAfgIre121224367752

Shadab Khan of Pakistan was dismissed first ball for a duck in this game to provide the 72nd occasion of a captain collecting the first ball duck in T20Is. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Pakistan captain collecting the first ball duck in T20Is.

Shadab Khan of Pakistan was dismissed first ball for a duck in this game to provide the fourth occasion of a captain collecting the first ball duck in T20Is against New Zealand. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan captain collecting the first ball duck in T20Is against New Zealand.

Pakistan won this game with two balls to spare to provide the 34th occasion of a team winning a T20I with two deliveries to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamResMarginBROppGroundStart Date
1Indwon8 wkts2AusMelbourne03 Feb 2012
2NZlwon5 wkts2ZimHamilton14 Feb 2012
3Afgwon4 wkts2NetDub-DSC14 Mar 2012
4Engwon7 wkts2WinNottingham24 Jun 2012
5Pakwon2 wkts2RSACol-RPS28 Sep 2012
6Pakwon5 wkts2IndBengaluru25 Dec 2012
7Indwon6 wkts2AusRajkot10 Oct 2013
8Auswon5 wkts2RSADurban12 Mar 2014
9HKGwon2 wkts2BanChattogram20 Mar 2014
10Indwon7 wkts2WinDhaka23 Mar 2014
11Winwon6 wkts2AusDhaka28 Mar 2014
12Pakwon2 wkts2ZimLahore24 May 2015
13Nepwon3 wkts2NetRotterdam03 Jul 2015
14RSAwon7 wkts2IndDharamsala02 Oct 2015
15HKGwon4 wkts2AfgA Dhabi28 Nov 2015
16Omanwon2 wkts2IreDharamsala09 Mar 2016
17Engwon2 wkts2RSAMumbai18 Mar 2016
18Winwon3 wkts2RSANagpur25 Mar 2016
19Winwon7 wkts2IndMumbai31 Mar 2016
20Winwon4 wkts2EngKolkata03 Apr 2016
21Afgwon5 wkts2UAEDub-DSC16 Dec 2016
22Srlwon3 wkts2RSAJo’burg22 Jan 2017
23Banwon5 wkts2SrlCol-RPS10 Mar 2018
24Engwon5 wkts2IndCardiff06 Jul 2018
25Pakwon6 wkts2NZlDub-DSC02 Nov 2018
26Indwon6 wkts2AusSydney25 Nov 2018
27Auswon7 wkts2IndBengaluru27 Feb 2019
28Qatwon4 wkts2MalSingapore27 Jul 2019
29UAEwon7 wkts2NetThe Hague08 Aug 2019
30Spawon4 wkts2FinKerava18 Aug 2019
31NZlwon4 wkts2SrlPallekele03 Sep 2019
32Banwon3 wkts2ZimDhaka13 Sep 2019
33Indwon6 wkts2AusSydney06 Dec 2020
34Pakwon4 wkts2NZlNapier22 Dec 2020

Pakistan won this game with two balls to spare to provide the fifth occasion of Pakistan winning a T20I with two deliveries to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamResMarginBROppGroundStart Date
1Pakwon5 wkts2IndBengaluru25 Dec 2012
2Pakwon2 wkts2ZimLahore24 May 2015
3Pakwon2 wkts2RSACol-RPS28 Sep 2012
4Pakwon4 wkts2NZlNapier22 Dec 2020
5Pakwon6 wkts2NZlDub-DSC02 Nov 2018

Pakistan won this game with two balls to spare to provide the second occasion of a team winning a T20I with two deliveries to spare against New Zealand. Both such occasions are tabulated below. Both these occasions are against Pakistan.

NoTeamResMarginBROppGroundStart Date
1Pakwon4 wkts2NZlNapier22 Dec 2020
2Pakwon6 wkts2NZlDub-DSC02 Nov 2018

Pakistan won this game by six wickets to post its 97th win in T20Is. It also represents its 14th T20I win against New Zealand

New Zealand win the Hamilton T20I by nine wickets

New Zealand win the Hamilton T20I by nine wickets

New Zealand vs Pakistan at Hamilton on 20 Dec 20

New Zealand won this game by nine wkts to post its 65th win in T20Is and also its tenth win in T20Is against Pakistan. New Zealand became the second team to post ten or more victories against Pakistan in T20Is after England. England has posted eleven wins.

TG Southee captured four for 21 in this game to provide the 13th occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing four or more wkts in T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWktsIOppGroundStart Date
1MR Gillespie4-071KenDurban12 Sep 2007
2DL Vettori4-202IndJo’burg16 Sep 2007
3TG Southee5-181PakAuckland26 Dec 2010
4NL McCullum4-162PakHamilton28 Dec 2010
5JEC Franklin4-152EngHamilton12 Feb 2013
6NL McCullum4-242WinAuckland11 Jan 2014
7GD Elliott4-221SrlAuckland10 Jan 2016
8AF Milne4-371PakAuckland15 Jan 2016
9MJ Santner4-112IndNagpur15 Mar 2016
10TA Boult4-342IndRajkot04 Nov 2017
11LH Ferguson5-211WinAuckland27 Nov 2020
12JA Duffy4-331PakAuckland18 Dec 2020
13TG Southee4-211PakHamilton20 Dec 2020

TG Southee captured four for 21 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing four or more wkts in T20Is against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWktsIOppGroundStart Date
1TG Southee5-181PakAuckland26 Dec 2010
2NL McCullum4-162PakHamilton28 Dec 2010
3AF Milne4-371PakAuckland15 Jan 2016
4JA Duffy4-331PakAuckland18 Dec 2020
5TG Southee4-211PakHamilton20 Dec 2020

TG Southee captured four for 21 in this game to provide the second occasion of his capturing four or more wkts in T20Is. Prior to this he had captured 5 for 18 against Pakistan at Auckland on 26.12.10. Both such occasions are tabulated below. He became the first New Zealand bowler to capture four plus wkts on two occasions. By coincidence his two four plus wicket hauls are against Pakistan.

NoPlayerWktsIOppGroundStart Date
1TG Southee5-181PakAuckland26 Dec 2010
2TG Southee4-211PakHamilton20 Dec 2020

Mohammad Hafeez scored 99 not out in this game to provide the 49th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety in T20Is. It also provides the sixth occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring ninety in T20Is

Mohammad Hafeez scored 99 not out in this game to provide the third occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety in T20Is against New Zealand. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring ninety in T20Is against New Zealand.

Mohammad Hafeez scored 99 not out in this game to provide the fourth occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety nine in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring ninety nine in T20Is.

TL Siefert scored 84 not out in this game to provide the 53rd occasion of a New Zealand opener scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the ninth occasion of a New Zealand opener scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

TL Siefert scored 84 not out in this game to provide the 17th occasion of a New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of a New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

TL Siefert scored 84 not out in this game to provide the tenth occasion of a New Zealand wicket keeper opener scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the seconf occasion of a New Zealand wicket keeper opener scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

TL Siefert {84*} and KS Williamson {57*} not out scored fifties in this game to provide the 95th and 96th occasion of New Zealand batsmen scoring fifties in T20Is. It also provides the 12th and 13th occasion of New Zealand batsmen scoring fifties in T20Is against Pakistan.

KS Williamson’s 57 not out in this game provide the fourth occasion of hiw scoring a fifty against Pakistan in T20Is. He became the second New Zealand batsman to score fifties on four occasions after MJ Guptill. The following table lists the fifties scored by these two batsmen.

NoPlayerRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1MJ Guptill542PakAuckland26 Dec 2010
2MJ Guptill87*2PakHamilton17 Jan 2016
3MJ Guptill801PakMohali22 Mar 2016
4MJ Guptill592PakMt Maunganui28 Jan 2018
       
1KS Williamson702PakAuckland15 Jan 2016
2KS Williamson72*2PakHamilton17 Jan 2016
3KS Williamson602PakDubai (DSC)04 Nov 2018
4KS Williamson57*2PakHamilton20 Dec 2020

KS Williamson’s 57 not out in this game represent his 12th fifty in T20Is. He is the fourth New Zealand batsman to score 12 or more fifties in T20Is. Others are – MJ Guptill {17}, BB McCullum {15} and C Munro {14}

TL Siefert {84*} and KS Williamson {57*} not out scored fifties in this game  providing the 22nd occasion of two batsmen scoring unbeaten fifties in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of New Zealand batsmen scoring unbeaten fifties in T20Is. By a coincidence both these occasions are against Pakistan.

NoPlayerRunsIOppGroundStart Date
1MJ Guptill87*2PakHamilton17 Jan 2016
2KS Williamson72*2PakHamilton17 Jan 2016
       
1TL Seifert84*2PakHamilton20 Dec 2020
2KS Williamson57*2PakHamilton20 Dec 2020

TL Siefert {84*} and KS Williamson {57*} not out scored unbeaten fifties in this game  providing the 24th and 25th occasion of New Zealand batsmen scoring unbeaten fifties in T20Is. It also provides the fourth and fifth occasion of New Zealand batsmen scoring unbeaten fifties in T20Is against Pakistan.

MJ Guptill’s T20I run aggregate at the end of this game read 2602. He now stands third in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in T20Is. The first two places are occupied by V Kohli {2928} and RG Sharma {2773}

MJ Guptill’s T20I run aggregate at the end of this game read 490 against Pakistan. He now owns the record for most runs by a batsman in T20Is against Pakistan. He needs ten more runs to total 500 runs against Pakistan to become the first New Zealand batsman to total 500 plus runs against Pakistan and also the first ever batsman to total 500 plus runs against Pakistan.

Mohd Hafeez {99*} for Pakistan and TL Siefert {84*} and KS Williamson {57*} not out scored unbeaten fifties in this game  providing the sixth occasion of three batsmen scoring unbeaten fifties in a T20I match.

KS Williamson’s 57 not out in this game fetched him an aggregate of 413 runs against Pakistan in T20Is. He became the second batsman and also the second New Zealand batsman to total 400 plus runs in T20Is against Pakistan after MJ Guptill. MJ Guptill has an aggregate of 490 runs against Pakistan.

New Zealand won this game by nine wickets to provide the 39th occasion of a team winning a T20I by nine wickets margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamOppositionGroundStart Date
1New Zealandv KenyaDurban12 Sep 2007
2Australiav BangladeshCape Town16 Sep 2007
3Australiav IndiaMelbourne01 Feb 2008
4Englandv New ZealandManchester13 Jun 2008
5Scotlandv KenyaBelfast04 Aug 2008
6Kenyav CanadaDubai (DSC)10 Feb 2010
7Sri Lankav EnglandBristol25 Jun 2011
8Australiav IndiaColombo (RPS)28 Sep 2012
9Sri Lankav West IndiesPallekele29 Sep 2012
10South Africav PakistanDubai (DSC)13 Nov 2013
11Bangladeshv AfghanistanDhaka16 Mar 2014
12Sri Lankav NetherlandsChattogram24 Mar 2014
13Scotlandv U.A.E.Edinburgh09 Jul 2015
14New Zealandv Sri LankaAuckland10 Jan 2016
15Hong Kongv ScotlandMong Kok30 Jan 2016
16Indiav Sri LankaVisakhapatnam14 Feb 2016
17South Africav EnglandJohannesburg21 Feb 2016
18Indiav U.A.E.Dhaka03 Mar 2016
19Pakistanv EnglandManchester07 Sep 2016
20Pakistanv West IndiesDubai (DSC)23 Sep 2016
21Englandv South AfricaSouthampton21 Jun 2017
22Indiav AustraliaRanchi07 Oct 2017
23Australiav PakistanHarare02 Jul 2018
24Namibiav GhanaKampala20 May 2019
25P.N.G.v SamoaApia (No 1)08 Jul 2019
26Irelandv ZimbabweBready12 Jul 2019
27South Africav IndiaBengaluru22 Sep 2019
28Nepalv SingaporeSingapore28 Sep 2019
29Argentinav MexicoC Polo Club Pitch A03 Oct 2019
30Greecev BulgariaCorfu16 Oct 2019
31Australiav Sri LankaBrisbane30 Oct 2019
32Pakistanv BangladeshLahore25 Jan 2020
33Kuwaitv Saudi ArabiaAl Amerat23 Feb 2020
34Saudi Arabiav IranAl Amerat24 Feb 2020
35Nepalv ThailandBangkok04 Mar 2020
36Spainv GermanyAlmeria08 Mar 2020
37Bangladeshv ZimbabweDhaka11 Mar 2020
38Englandv South AfricaCape Town01 Dec 2020
39New Zealandv PakistanHamilton20 Dec 2020

New Zealand won this game by nine wickets to provide the third occasion of a New Zealand winning a T20I by nine wickets margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamOppositionGroundStart Date
1New Zealandv KenyaDurban12 Sep 2007
2New Zealandv Sri LankaAuckland10 Jan 2016
3New Zealandv PakistanHamilton20 Dec 2020

New Zealand won this game by nine wickets to provide the third occasion of a team winning a T20I by nine wickets margin against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamOppositionGroundStart Date
1South Africav PakistanDubai (DSC)13 Nov 2013
2Australiav PakistanHarare02 Jul 2018
3New Zealandv PakistanHamilton20 Dec 2020
New Zealand wins Auckland T20I by five wickets

New Zealand wins Auckland T20I by five wickets

New Zealand vs Pakistan First T20I at Auckland 18 Dec 20

JA Duffy captured four for 33 in this game to provide the 22nd occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets on debut in T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1MS Kasprowicz4-292AusNZlAuckland17 Feb 2005
2J Lewis4-242EngAusSouthampton13 Jun 2005
3AR Cusack4-211IreScoBelfast02 Aug 2008
4HS Baidwan4-191CanNetBelfast02 Aug 2008
5BAW Mendis4-151SrlZimKing City (NW)10 Oct 2008
6K Weeraratne4-192SrlPakKing City (NW)11 Oct 2008
7PP Ojha4-212IndBanNottingham06 Jun 2009
8D Bishoo4-172WinPakGros Islet21 Apr 2011
9Elias Sunny5-132BanIreBelfast18 Jul 2012
10BB Sran4-101IndZimHarare20 Jun 2016
11PADLR Sandakan4-231SrlSAFJohannesburg22 Jan 2017
12BJ McCarthy4-331IreAfgGreater Noida10 Mar 2017
13TC Vine4-281EspMalCartagena29 Mar 2019
14MJ Ross4-231ITAGerUtrecht25 May 2019
15HAM Shah4-231DenJerCastel16 Jun 2019
16MR Adair4-401IreZimBready12 Jul 2019
17Bilal Zalmai4-121AutRomIlfov County29 Aug 2019
18A Nanda5-061LuxTurIlfov County29 Aug 2019
19EB Ringera4-181KenPNGDubai (DSC)27 Oct 2019
20Khizar Hayat5-042MalHKGKuala Lumpur20 Feb 2020
21ST Kanakalil4-312MltBulSofia23 Sep 2020
22JA Duffy4-331NZlPakAuckland18 Dec 2020

It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing four wickets on T20I debut and also provides the third occasion of a bowler capturing four wicket on T20I debut against Pakistan

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1K Weeraratne4-192SrlPakKing City (NW)11 Oct 2008
2D Bishoo4-172WinPakGros Islet21 Apr 2011
3JA Duffy4-331NZlPakAuckland18 Dec 2020

JA Duffy captured four for 33 in this game to provide the 12th occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing four or more wickets in T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWktsIOppGroundStart Date
1MR Gillespie4-071KenDurban12 Sep 2007
2DL Vettori4-202IndJo’burg16 Sep 2007
3TG Southee5-181PakAuckland26 Dec 2010
4NL McCullum4-162PakHamilton28 Dec 2010
5JEC Franklin4-152EngHamilton12 Feb 2013
6NL McCullum4-242WinAuckland11 Jan 2014
7GD Elliott4-221SrlAuckland10 Jan 2016
8AF Milne4-371PakAuckland15 Jan 2016
9MJ Santner4-112IndNagpur15 Mar 2016
10TA Boult4-342IndRajkot04 Nov 2017
11LH Ferguson5-211WinAuckland27 Nov 2020
12JA Duffy4-331PakAuckland18 Dec 2020

JA Duffy captured four for 33 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of a New Zealand bowler capturing four or more wickets in T20Is against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerWktsIOppGroundStart Date
1TG Southee5-181PakAuckland26 Dec 2010
2NL McCullum4-162PakHamilton28 Dec 2010
3AF Milne4-371PakAuckland15 Jan 2016
4JA Duffy4-331PakAuckland18 Dec 2020

Mohammad Hafeez was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the 52nd occasion of a Pakistan batsman collecting the first ball duck in T20Is. It also provides the eighth occasion of a Pakistan batsman collecting the first ball duck in T20Is against New Zealand.

Mohammad Hafeez was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the fourth occasion of his collecting the first ball duck in T20Is. He became the fourth Pakistan batsman to collect four or more first ball ducks. Others are – Shahid Afridi {06}, Umar Akmal {06}  and Imad Wasim {04}

Mohammad Hafeez was dismissed duck in this game to provide the seventh occasion of his collecting a duck in T20Is. He became the fourth Pakistan batsman to collect four or more first ball ducks. Others are – Umar Akmal {10}, Shahid Afridi {08} and Kamran Akmal {07}

Abdullah Shafique scored a duck in this game to provide the 28th occasion of a Pakistan opener scoring a duck in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of a Pakistan opener scoring a duck in T20Is against New Zealand after Umar Amin.  Umar Amin was dismissed for a duck at Wellington on 22.01.18.

This series witnessed new captains for both the teams New Zealand and Pakistan. MJ Santner led New Zealand while Shadab Khan led Pakistan.

MJ Santner became the eighth captain to lead New Zealand in T20Is. He also became the sixth New Zealand captain to lead in T20Is against Pakistan. Shadab Khan became the ninth captain to lead Pakistan in T20Is. He also became the sixth Pakistan captain to lead in T20Is against New Zealand. He made 42 in this game. It is the third highest score by a Pakistan captain on his first captaincy assignment. Babar Azam had scored 59 not out on his first captaincy assignment against Australia at Sydney on 03 Nov 2019. Shahid Afridi had scored 50 on his first captaincy assignment against Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 12 Aug 09.

TL Siefert scored 57 in this game to provide the 52nd occasion of a New Zealand opener scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the eighth occasion of a New Zealand opener scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

TL Siefert scored 57 in this game to provide the 16th occasion of a New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

TL Siefert scored 57 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of a New Zealand wicket keeper opener scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a New Zealand wicket keeper opener scoring a fifty in T20Is against Pakistan.

MJ Guptill’s T20I run aggregate at the end of this game read 2581. He now stands third in the list of batsmen who have scored most runs in T20Is. The first two places are occupied by V Kohli {2928} and RG Sharma {2773}

MJ Guptill’s T20I run aggregate at the end of this game read 469 against Pakistan. He now owns the record for most runs by a batsman in T20Is against Pakistan.

New Zealand won this game by five wickets to post its 64th win in T20is. It also represents its ninth win in T20Is against Pakistan. New Zealand became the third team to post nine or more wins against Pakistan. Others are – England {11} and Australia {09}

Wrong reporting by Times of India

Wrong reporting by Times of India

A Times of India {in India} report on yesterday’s match between Australia and India at Adelaide says that India posted its highest and lowest total in test innings on Dec 19. This information is carried in almost all the newspapers and also on social media in the country.

This is wrong and erroneous reporting. India posted its highest total of 759 for 7 declared against England at Chennai in the test which had a start date of 16 Dec 2016. India started its batting on the second day of the test and its score was 60 for no loss at the end of the second day {17 Dec 2016}. India batted the entire third day and took its score to 391 for 4 at the end of the third day {18 Dec 2016}. India declared its innings closed on the fourth day at 759 for 7 {19 Dec 2016}.

Thus to say, that India posted its highest total of 759 for 7 declared on 19 Dec 2016 is absolutely wrong and erroneous because India batted for three days to post 759 runs.

Let us not forget the nomenclature of tests are done on start date, while for one day and Twenty20 Internationals it is match date. If a one day is played for two days, that game will have a start date. This nomenclature is an accepted practice as of now. Let us not deviate from the accepted practice to create something unusual, because the present generation of youngsters and  cricket enthusiasts are mislead.

PJ Cummins and JR Hazzlewood wreck India – India dismissed for its lowest total in tests.

PJ Cummins and JR Hazzlewood wreck India – India dismissed for its lowest total in tests.

First Test Australia Vs India Pink Test at Adelaide – Third day

India lost its six wickets for 19 in its second innings to provide the eighth occasion of a team losing six wickets for 19 or less than 19 runs in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoW/RITeamOppnGroundStart Date
16/193IndAusAdelaide17 Dec 2020
26/183AusEngLord’s16 Jul 1888
36/184SrlNZlKandy09 Mar 1984
46/183AusSAFCape Town09 Nov 2011
56/181EngNZlAuckland22 Mar 2018
66/171EngAusSydney28 Jan 1887
76/114AusEngThe Oval10 Aug 1896
86/073AusEngManchester30 Aug 1888

India lost its six wickets for 19 in its second innings to provide the second occasion of a team losing six wickets for 19 or less than 19 runs in the annals of test cricket against Australia. Both such occasions are tabulated below

NoW/RITeamOppnGroundStart Date
16/193IndAusAdelaide17 Dec 2020
26/171EngAusSydney28 Jan 1887

Thus it took 132 years and eleven months for Australia to capture six wickets for 19 or less than 19 runs.

JR Hazzlewood captured five wickets conceding eight runs in India’s second innings to provide the 12th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings conceding single digit runs {one to nine}. All such occasions  are tabulated below

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1GA Lohmann8-74EngSAFP Elizabeth13 Feb 1896
2AER Gilligan6-72EngSAFBirmingham14 Jun 1924
3H Ironmonger5-61AusSAFMelbourne12 Feb 1932
4ERH Toshack5-22AusIndBrisbane28 Nov 1947
5TBA May5-93AusWinAdelaide23 Jan 1993
6JJC Lawson6-33WinBanDhaka08 Dec 2002
7MJ Clarke6-93AusIndMumbai03 Nov 2004
8VD Philander5-71SAFNZlCape Town02 Jan 2013
9DW Steyn6-82SAFPakJo’burg01 Feb 2013
10KAJ Roach5-81WinBanN Sound04 Jul 2018
11JJ Bumrah5-74IndWinN Sound22 Aug 2019
12JR Hazlewood5-83AusIndAdelaide17 Dec 2020

JR Hazzlewood captured five wickets conceding eight runs in India’s second innings to provide the fifth occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings conceding single digit runs {one to nine}. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1H Ironmonger5-61AusSAFMelbourne12 Feb 1932
2ERH Toshack5-22AusIndBrisbane28 Nov 1947
3TBA May5-93AusWinAdelaide23 Jan 1993
4MJ Clarke6-93AusIndMumbai03 Nov 2004
5JR Hazlewood5-83AusIndAdelaide17 Dec 2020

JR Hazzlewood captured five wickets conceding eight runs in India’s second innings to provide the third occasion of an Australian bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against India conceding single digit runs {one to nine}. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerW-RITeamOppGroundStart Date
1ERH Toshack5-22AusIndBrisbane28 Nov 1947
2MJ Clarke6-93AusIndMumbai03 Nov 2004
3JR Hazlewood5-83AusIndAdelaide17 Dec 2020

India was dismissed for 36 in its second innings to provide the 23rd occasion of a team dismissed for a total less than 50 in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreIOppGroundStart Date
1Eng451AusSydney28 Jan 1887
2Aus422EngSydney10 Feb 1888
3SAF472EngCape Town25 Mar 1889
4SAF433EngCape Town25 Mar 1889
5SAF304EngP Elizabeth13 Feb 1896
6Aus444EngThe Oval10 Aug 1896
7SAF354EngCape Town01 Apr 1899
8Aus362EngBirmingham29 May 1902
9SAF302EngBirmingham14 Jun 1924
10SAF361AusMelbourne12 Feb 1932
11SAF453AusMelbourne12 Feb 1932
12NZl421AusWellington29 Mar 1946
13NZl263EngAuckland25 Mar 1955
14NZl472EngLord’s19 Jun 1958
15Ind423EngLord’s20 Jun 1974
16Eng464WinPort of Spain25 Mar 1994
17Win473EngKingston11 Mar 2004
18Aus473SAFCape Town09 Nov 2011
19NZl451SAFCape Town02 Jan 2013
20Pak492SAFJohannesburg01 Feb 2013
21Ban431WinNorth Sound04 Jul 2018
22Ire384EngLord’s24 Jul 2019
23Ind363AusAdelaide17 Dec 2020

India was dismissed for 36 in its second innings to provide the fifth occasion of a team dismissed for a total less than 50 in the annals of test cricket by Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreIOppGroundStart Date
1Eng451AusSydney28 Jan 1887
2SAF361AusMelbourne12 Feb 1932
3SAF453AusMelbourne12 Feb 1932
4NZl421AusWellington29 Mar 1946
5Ind363AusAdelaide17 Dec 2020

India was dismissed for 36 in its second innings to provide the second occasion of India dismissed for a total less than 50 in the annals of test cricket by Australia. Both such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreIOppGroundStart Date
1Ind423EngLord’s20 Jun 1974
2Ind363AusAdelaide17 Dec 2020

In India’s second innings, no batsman reached double figures providing the second such occasion in the annals of test cricket. The first such occasion was witnessed when all the eleven batsman of South Africa scored single digit runs in the second innings of the test against England at Birmingham in Jun 1924

NoTeamScoreNumIOppnGroundMatch Date
1SAF30112EngBirmingham14 Jun 1924
2Ind36113AusAdelaide17 Dec 2020

Indian second innings contained three ducks to provide the 22nd occasion of three or more Indian batsmen scoring ducks in a test innings against Australia. It also provides the 14th occasion of three or more Indian batsmen scoring ducks in a test innings against Australia

TM Paine of Australia scored 73 not out as a wicket keeper batsman and effected five dismissals – all caught – to provide the 44th occasion of a wicket keeper scoring a fifty in an innings or in both innings and effecting five or more dismissals in an innings or in both innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerScoresCt+StTeamOppGroundMon/Yr
1DT Lindsay69+1826+0SAFAusJo’burgDec 66
2Wasim Bari635+0PakEngLeedsJul 71
3RW Marsh915+0AusEngManchesterJun 72
4RW Marsh565+0AusWinMelbourneDec 75
5SMH Kirmani665+0IndPakFaisalabadJan 83
6SAR Silva1115+0SrlIndCol-PSSSep 85
7RC Russell555+0EngWinBridgetownApr 90
8IA Healy585+0AusPakRawalpindiOct 94
9IA Healy705+0AusSrlAdelaideJan 96
10MV Boucher526+0SAFPakP ElizabethMar 98
11AJ Stewart565+0EngSAFLord’sJun 98
12AC Gilchrist7510+0AusNZlHamiltonMar 00
13MV Boucher635+0SAFSrlCenturionNov 02
14AC Gilchrist805+0AusSrlDarwinJul 04
15MV Boucher635+0SAFAusJo’burgMar 06
16AC Gilchrist625+0AusEngSydneyJan 07
17BB McCullum515+0NZlEngHamiltonMar 08
18MS Dhoni52+56*6+0IndNZlWellingtonApr 09
19D Ramdin545+0WinAusBrisbaneNov 09
20BB McCullum895+0NZlPakNapierDec 09
21MV Boucher6385+0SAFEngCenturionDec 09
22MJ Prior856+0EngAusMelbourneDec 10
23MJ Prior1185+0EngAusSydneyJan 11
24MV Boucher656+0SAFSrlCenturionDec 11
25MJ Prior735+1EngSAFLord’sAug 12
26de Villiers103*11+0SAFPakJo’burgFeb 13
27MJ Prior73+110*5+0EngNZlAucklandMar 13
28BJ Haddin65*5+0AusEngManchesterAug 13
29de Villiers745+0SAFIndDurbanDec 13
30BJ Watling1245+0NZlIndWellingtonFeb 14
31BJ Watling895+0NZlWinKingstonJun 14
32Q de Kock515+0SAFSrlGalleJul 14
33JC Buttler59*5+0EngWinN SoundApr 15
34JM Bairstow1405+0EngSrlLeedsMay 16
35Q de Kock82+505+0SAFNZlCenturionAug 16
36Q de Kock905+0SAFNZlHamiltonMar 17
37JM Bairstow1015+0EngNZlChristchurchMar 18
38JM Bairstow705+0EngIndBirminghamAug 18
39S Ahmed5010+0PakSAFJo’burgJan 19
40BJ Watling105*5+0NZlSrlCol-PSSAug 19
41TD Paine795+0AusNZlMelbourneDec 19
42Q de Kock956+0SAFEngCenturionDec 19
43Q de Kock505+0SAFEngCape TownJan 20
44TD Paine73*5+0AusIndAdelaideDec 20

It also provides the tenth occasion of an Australian wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in an innings or in both innings and effecting five or more dismissals in an innings or in both innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISICtStOppGroundStart Date
1RW Marsh9150EngManchester08 Jun 1972
2RW Marsh5650WinMelbourne26 Dec 1975
3IA Healy5850PakRawalpindi05 Oct 1994
4IA Healy7050SrlAdelaide25 Jan 1996
5AC Gilchrist75100NZlHamilton31 Mar 2000
6AC Gilchrist8050SrlDarwin01 Jul 2004
7AC Gilchrist6250EngSydney02 Jan 2007
8BJ Haddin65*50EngManchester01 Aug 2013
9TD Paine7950NZlMelbourne26 Dec 2019
10TD Paine73*50IndAdelaide17 Dec 2020

It also provides the fifth occasion of a wicket keeper against India.

NoPlayerFISICtStTeamGroundStart Date
1SAR Silva11150SrlCol-PSS06 Sep 1985
2AB de Villiers7450SAFDurban26 Dec 2013
3BJ Watling12450NZlWellington14 Feb 2014
4JM Bairstow7050EngBirmingham01 Aug 2018
5TD Paine73*50AusAdelaide17 Dec 2020

Australia won this test by eight wickets to post its 394th win and also its 43rd win against India. It also represents its eighth win in Pink Ball Tests. Australia is yet to lose a Pink Ball test.

Tim Paine’s fifty reduces the first innings lead for India

Tim Paine’s fifty reduces the first innings lead for India

First Test Australia Vs India Pink Test at Adelaide – Second Day

MA Starc retuned with four for 53 in this test to provide the seventh occasion of his capturing four or more wickets in an innings of a Pink Ball Test. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoW-RIOppnGroundStart Date
14-0883SAFAdelaide24 Nov 2016
24-1194PakBrisbane15 Dec 2016
35-0884EngAdelaide02 Dec 2017
46-0662PakAdelaide29 Nov 2019
55-0522NZlPerth12 Dec 2019
64-0454NZlPerth12 Dec 2019
74-0531IndAdelaide17 Dec 2020

He remains the only bowler to capture four wickets in an innings on seven occasions in Pink Ball tests.

TM Paine scored 73 not out in this test to provide the eighth occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in an innings of a Pink Ball Test. It also provides his second fifty in a Pink Ball Test. Prior to this he had scored 57 against England in Dec 2017. TM Paine became the third wicketkeeper batsman to score fifties on two occasions after N Dickwella and Sarfraz Ahmed. The following table lists the performance of these three wicketkeeper batsmen.

NoNoPlayerRITeamOppnGroundMon/Year
11N Dickwella521SrlPakDub-DSCOct 2017
 2N Dickwella641SrlAusBrisbaneJan 2019
         
21TD Paine571AusEngAdelaideDec 2017
 2TD Paine73*2AusIndAdelaideDec 2020
         
31S Ahmed59*2PakAusBrisbaneDec 2016
 2S Ahmed684PakSrlDub-DSCOct 2017

TM Paine scored 73 not out in this test to provide the 16th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in an innings of a Pink Ball Test.

V Kohli scored  74 and TM Paine scored 73 not out test in the first and second innings of this test to provide the second occasion of rival captains scoring fifties in the first and second innings of a Pink Ball Test. It also provides the fifth occasion of rival captains scoring fifties in a Pink Ball Test.

TM Paine scored 73 not out in this test to provide the second occasion of a captain wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in an innings of a Pink Ball Test. Prior to this Sarfraz Ahmed of Pakistan had scored 68 against Sri Lanka at Dub-DSC in Oct 2017

NoNoPlayerRITeamOppnGroundMon/Year
1*+TD Paine73*2AusIndAdelaideDec 2020
2*+S Ahmed684PakSrlDub-DSCOct 2017

R Ashwin captured four for 55 in Australia’s first innings to provide the 40th occasion of a bowler capturing four wickets in an innings in the Pink Ball Test. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in the Pink Ball test

NoPlayerW-RIOppnGroundStart Date
1I Sharma5-221BanKolkata22 Nov 2019
2I Sharma4-563BanKolkata22 Nov 2019
3UT Yadav5-533BanKolkata22 Nov 2019
4R Ashwin4-552AusAdelaide17 Dec 2020

It also provides the tenth occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in a Pink Ball Test against Australia and the fourth such occasion in a Pink Ball Test at Adelaide.

It also provides the tenth occasion of a spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings in a Pink Ball Test and also the first occasion of a spin bowler capturing four or more wickets  in a Pink Ball Test against Australia

R Ashwin’s four wicket haul in this test fetched him an aggregate of 81 wickets against Australia. He became the third Indian bowler to capture 80 plus wickets against Australia. Others are A Kumble {111} and Harbhajan Singh {95}

R Ashwin and UT Yadav joined the list of Indian bowlers who have captured an aggregate of 30 plus wickets against Australia in Australia. The following table lists the eight bowlers.

NoPlayerMatInsBallsRunsWFT
1N Kapil Dev1121313712545150
2A Kumble1018320418494941
3BS Bedi0714239109633531
4R Ashwin0813266713533100
5Mohd Shami0815168109973120
6EAS Prasanna0815256109653120
7I Sharma1323272715053100
8UT Yadav0915173812783010

R Ashwin became the fourth Indian spin bowler to capture 30 plus wickets against Australia in Australia.

NoPlayerMatInsBallsRunsWFT
1A Kumble1018320418494941
2BS Bedi0714239109633531
3R Ashwin0813266713533100
4EAS Prasanna0815256109653120

MS Wade and JA Burns opened Australia’s innings to provide the 245th opening pair for Australia. They also became the 44th Australia’s opening pair against India and also became the Australia’s sixth opening pair in Pink Ball Tests.

MS Wade opened for the first time in his test career. This was his 33rd test and his 56th innings.

Australia capped C Green for this test. He became the 459th cricketer to represent Australia in tests and also became the 53rd cricketer to make his test debut against India.

Australia capped C Green for this test. He became the 294th cricketer to represent Australia in tests on home soil and also became the 36th cricketer to make his test debut against India on home soil.

Australia capped C Green for this test. He became the 48th cricketer to represent Australia in tests at Adelaide and also became the 12th cricketer to make his test debut against India at Adelaide.

V Kohli pouched two catches in Australia’s first innings in this test which fetched him 20 catches against Australia. He became the fifth Indian fieldsman – other than the wicket keepers – to pouch 20 plus catches against Australia. Others are – R Dravid {46}, VVS Laxman {33}, SR Tendulkar {23} and V Sehwag {22}

V Kohli pouched two catches in Australia’s first innings in this test which fetched him 55 catches while leading India. He is one of the two Indian captains who have pouched 50 plus catches in tests after M Azharuddin. M Azharuddin has pouched 50 catches.

V Kohli pouched two catches in Australia’s first innings in this test which fetched him eleven catches against Australia while leading India. He now owns the record for most catches by an Indian captain against Australia. He went past M Azharuddin who has pouched nine catches against Australia while leading India.

V Kohli’s knock of 74 in India’s first innings contained eight boundary fours which fetched him 150 boundary fours against Australia on away soil. He became the third Indian batsman to score 150 boundary fours against Australia on away soil. Others are – SR Tendulkar {209} and V Sehwag {165}

V Kohli’s knock of 74 in India’s first innings fetched him an aggregate of 5216 runs while leading India. He now occupies the fifth place in the list of captains who have scored most runs. Other captains to score more than V Kohli are – GC Smith {8659}, AR Border {6623}, RT Ponting {6542} and CH Lloyd {5233}. V Kohli went past SP Fleming’s aggregate of 5156 runs on his way to the fifth place.