England won this game by two runs to provide the 15th occasion of a team winning a T20I by two runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Result
Margin
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RSA
won
2 runs
Aus
Johannesburg
24 Feb 06
2
Srl
won
2 runs
Eng
Southampton
15 Jun 06
3
Aus
won
2 runs
Pak
Melbourne
05 Feb 10
4
Ire
won
2 runs
Ken
Mombasa
24 Feb 12
5
Srl
won
2 runs
Aus
Melbourne
28 Jan 13
6
Ire
won
2 runs
Can
Abu Dhabi
16 Nov 13
7
Srl
won
2 runs
Ban
Chattogram
12 Feb 14
8
RSA
won
2 runs
NZl
Chattogram
24 Mar 14
9
Zim
won
2 runs
Ind
Harare
18 Jun 16
10
Eng
won
2 runs
NZl
Hamilton
18 Feb 18
11
Pak
won
2 runs
NZl
Abu Dhabi
31 Oct 18
12
Peru
won
2 runs
Bra
CP Club Pitch A
03 Oct 19
13
Sin
won
2 runs
Sco
ICCA Dubai
18 Oct 19
14
Eng
won
2 runs
RSA
Durban
14 Feb 20
15
Eng
won
2 runs
Aus
Southampton
04 Sep 20
It also provides the third occasion of England winning a T20I by two runs margin. It also provides England’s first win by two runs margin against Australia.
No
Team
Result
Margin
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Eng
won
2 runs
NZl
Hamilton
18 Feb 18
2
Eng
won
2 runs
RSA
Durban
14 Feb 20
3
Eng
won
2 runs
Aus
Southampton
04 Sep 20
England became the second team to win T20I games by two runs margin on three occasions after Sri Lanka. The following table lists the wins by these two teams
No
Team
Result
Margin
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Eng
won
2 runs
NZl
Hamilton
18 Feb 18
2
Eng
won
2 runs
RSA
Durban
14 Feb 20
3
Eng
won
2 runs
Aus
Southampton
04 Sep 20
1
Srl
won
2 runs
Eng
Southampton
15 Jun 06
2
Srl
won
2 runs
Aus
Melbourne
28 Jan 13
3
Srl
won
2 runs
Ban
Chattogram
12 Feb 14
England won this game by two runs to provide the third occasion of a a team winning a T20I by two runs margin against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated.
No
Team
Result
Margin
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RSA
won
2 runs
Aus
Johannesburg
24 Feb 06
2
Srl
won
2 runs
Aus
Melbourne
28 Jan 13
w
Eng
won
2 runs
Aus
Southampton
04 Sep 20
England’s win in this game at Southampton provide the fourth occasion of a ground witnessing a team winning a T20I by two runs margin. Other grounds are Abu Dhabi, Chattogram and Melbourne. The following table list all these four grounds.
No
Team
Result
Margin
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Ire
won
2 runs
Can
Abu Dhabi
16 Nov 13
2
Pak
won
2 runs
NZl
Abu Dhabi
31 Oct 18
1
Srl
won
2 runs
Ban
Chattogram
12 Feb 14
2
RSA
won
2 runs
NZl
Chattogram
24 Mar 14
1
Aus
won
2 runs
Pak
Melbourne
05 Feb 10
2
Srl
won
2 runs
Aus
Melbourne
28 Jan 13
1
Srl
won
2 runs
Eng
Southampton
15 Jun 06
2
Eng
won
2 runs
Aus
Southampton
04 Sep 20
JC Buttler opened the innings for England in this game and also kept wickets. It was his tenth T20I game in which he has opened the innings and also kept wickets. He became the second England wicket keeper opener to don the dual role of opening and also keeping wickets after C Kieswetter. C Kieswetter has appeared in dual role for England on 23 occasions.
JC Buttler became the twelfth batsman to appear in dual role in the history of T20Is. The following table lists all the twelve batsmen
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
1
Mohd Shahzad
Afg
51
51
2
1505
118*
2
Q de Kock
RSA
40
40
3
1183
79*
3
C Kieswetter
Eng
23
23
1
504
63
4
Kamran Akmal
Pak
22
22
0
466
73
5
BB McCullum
NZl
22
22
5
762
81*
6
N Dickwella
Srl
13
13
0
184
38
7
AC Gilchrist
Aus
13
13
1
272
48
8
MDKJ Perera
Srl
13
13
0
288
77
9
JC Buttler
Eng
10
10
1
382
73*
10
R Gurbaz
Afg
10
10
0
332
79
11
BRM Taylor
Zim
10
10
1
257
60*
12
CAK Walton
Win
10
09
0
138
40
DA Warner’s aggregate T20I runs read 2265 at the end of this game. He now stands fifth in the list of batsmen who have xcored most runs in the history of T20Is. Others are – V Kohli {2794}, RG Sharma {2773}, MJ Guptill {2536} and Shoaib Malik {2336}
DA Warner’s 58 in this game represent his 19th fifty in T20Is. He now occupies the third place for most fifties by a batsman in T20Is. RG Sharma {25} and V Kohli {24} occupy the first two places.
DA Warner’s aggregate T20I runs read 2097 at the end of this game as an opening batsman. He now stands third in the list of opening batsmen who have scored most runs in the history of T20Is. Others are – RG Sharma {2313} and MJ Guptill {2209}.
AJ Finch scored seven boundary fours in his knock of 46 in this game which fetched him 203 boundary fours. He became the ninth batsman to score 200 plus boundary fours in T20Is. The following table lists all these batsmen
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
4s
1
V Kohli
Ind
82
76
21
2794
94*
258
2
PR Stirling
Ire
78
77
6
2124
95
251
3
RG Sharma
Ind
108
100
15
2773
118
245
4
MJ Guptill
NZl
88
85
7
2536
105
225
5
TM Dilshan
Srl
80
79
12
1889
104*
223
6
Mohd Shahzad
Afg
65
65
3
1936
118*
218
7
DA Warner
Aus
80
80
9
2265
100*
218
8
Mohd Hafeez
Pak
94
90
10
2147
86*
217
9
AJ Finch
Aus
62
62
9
2035
172
203
AJ Finch became the second Australian batsman to score 200 plus boundary fours in T20Is after DA Warner. DA Warner has scored 218 boundary fours
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
4s
1
DA Warner
Aus
80
80
9
2265
100*
218
2
AJ Finch
Aus
62
62
9
2035
172
203
DA Warner’s 58 in this game represent his 18th fifty as an opening batsman. He now shares the second place for most fifties by an opening batsman in T20Is with PR Sterling of Ireland. PR Sterling has also scored 18 fifties as an opening batsman. RG Sharma of India occupies the first place with 20 fifties to his credit.
DA Warner scored four boundaries in his knock of 58 which fetched him 203 boundary fours while opening the innings. He became the fourth opening batsman to score 200 plus boundary fours in the history of T20Is. Others are – PR Sterling {244}, RG Sharma {212} and TM Dilshan {209}
DA Warner scored four boundaries in his knock of 58 which fetched him 906 boundary fours in T20 games. He is one of the three batsmen who have scored 900 plus boundary fours in the history of T20 games. Others are – CH Gayle {1026} and BB McCullum {924}
This game was 50th T20I game for CJ Jordan. He became the sixth England cricketer to appear in 50 plus T20Is. Others are – EJG Morgan [93}, JC Buttler {70}, AD Hales {60}, SJC Broad {56} and LG Wright {51}
This game was 70th T20I game for JC Buttler. He became the second England cricketer to appear in 70 plus T20Is after EJG Morgan. EJG Morgan has appeared in 93 T20Is including this game.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 391st occasion of a batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the 26th occasion of an Australian batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 36th occasion of a batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is against England. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Australian batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is against England.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 383rd occasion of a batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the 25th occasion of an Australian batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 36th occasion of a batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is against England. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Australian batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is against England.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 156th occasion of an opening batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the 16th occasion of an Australian opening batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 17th occasion of an opening batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Australian opening batsman’s fifty going in vain in T20Is against England.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 152nd occasion of an opening batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is. It also provides the 15th occasion of an Australian opening batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is.
DA Warner’s 58 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 17th occasion of an opening batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Australian opening batsman’s half century going in vain in T20Is against England.
Indian Premier League Statistics in a Nutshell – Part One
Eight teams have played 100 plus matches with Mumbai playing most matches – 187 closely followed by Bangalore – 181
No
Team
Span
Mat
1
Mumbai Indians
2008-2019
187
2
Royal Challengers Bangalore
2008-2019
181
3
Kolkata Knight Riders
2008-2019
178
4
Delhi Capitals
2008-2019
177
5
Kings XI Punjab
2008-2019
176
6
Chennai Super Kings
2008-2019
165
7
Rajasthan Royals
2008-2019
147
8
Sunrisers Hyderabad
2013-2019
108
Only two teams have won 100 plus matches while seven teams have lost 50 plus matches. Most matches are won by Mumbai 107, while Delhi has lost most matches – 97. Three teams – Delhi {97}, Punjab {94} and Bangalore {92} have lost 90 plus matches
Team
Span
Mat
Won
Mumbai Indians
2008-2019
187
107
Chennai Super Kings
2008-2019
165
100
Team
Span
Mat
Lost
Delhi Capitals
2008-2019
177
97
Kings XI Punjab
2008-2019
176
94
Royal Challengers Bangalore
2008-2019
181
92
Kolkata Knight Riders
2008-2019
178
83
Mumbai Indians
2008-2019
187
78
Rajasthan Royals
2008-2019
147
69
Chennai Super Kings
2008-2019
165
63
There are 93 occasions of a team posting a total of 200 plus runs. Its break up read thus – Bangalore {18}, Chennai {16], Deccan {01}, Delhi {06}, Gujarat {01}, Kolkata {11}, Mumbai [11}, Punjab {12}, Rajasthan {07} and Sunrisers {10}. There are 22 occasions of both the teams scoring 200 plus runs in the same match.
IPL has witnessed 35 occasions of a team scoring 100 and less than 100 runs in a completed innings. Bangalore’s 49 all out in 9.4 overs against Kolkata at Kolkata on 23.04.17 is the lowest total registered by a team in a completed innings in the tournament. It also provides the lone occasions of a team dismissed for a total less than 50 runs in the tournament. Delhi has been dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in a completed innings on ten occasions and owns the record for a team dismissed most times for a total of 100 and less than 100 runs in the tournament. Bangalore and Mumbai share the joint second place with five occasions each.
There are nine occasions of s team winning a game by 100 plus runs, eleven occasions of a team winning a game without losing a wicket and six occasions of a team winning a game by 50 plus balls remaining in the second innings. There are ten occasions of a team winning a game by one run margin, three occasions of a team winning a game by one wicket margin and six occasions of a team winning a game by two wickets margin. IPL has witnessed nine Tied matches and 26 occasions of a match won on the last ball.
As many as 31 batsmen have aggregated 2000 plus runs in the tournament. Two batsmen V Kohli {5412} and SK Raina {5368} are the only two batsmen who have scored 5000 plus runs in the tournament. The following ten batsmen have an aggregate of 4000 plus runs in the tournament.
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
C
HC
1
V Kohli
177
169
26
5412
5
36
2
SK Raina
193
189
28
5368
1
38
3
RG Sharma
188
183
28
4898
1
36
4
DA Warner
126
126
17
4706
4
44
5
S Dhawan
159
158
21
4579
0
37
6
CH Gayle
125
124
15
4484
6
28
7
MS Dhoni
190
170
65
4432
0
23
8
RV Uthappa
177
170
17
4411
0
24
9
AB de Villiers
154
142
32
4395
3
33
10
G Gambhir
154
152
16
4217
0
36
As many as 19 Indian batsmen and 12 overseas batsmen have scored 2000 plus runs in the tournament. DA Warner {4706|, CH Gayle {4484} and AB de Villiers {4395} are the three overseas batsmen to have an aggregate of 4000 plus runs
No
Player
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
C
HC
1
DA Warner
126
126
17
4706
4
44
2
CH Gayle
125
124
15
4484
6
28
3
AB de Villiers
154
142
32
4395
3
33
Thirteen batsmen have scored 20 plus fifties in the tournament with DA Warner scoring most fifties – 48 {04 centuries and 44 half centuries}. Eight Indian batsmen and five Overseas batsmen share the honour of scoring 20 plus fifties. V Kohli with 41 fifties {05 centuries and 36 half centuries} owns the record for most fifties among the Indian batsmen. DA Warner with 48 {04 centuries and 44 half centuries} owns the record for most fifties among the overseas batsmen.
As many as 58 centuries have been registered in the tournament of which Indian batsmen have scored 23 centuries and overseas batsmen have scored 35 centuries. Bangalore leads the table with 13 centuries followed by Punjab which has scored ten centuries
CH Gayle has scored six centuries followed by V Kohli who has scored five centuries. DA Warner and SR Watson have scored four centuries. AB de Villiers has scored three centuries. CH Gayle with his six centuries owns the record for most centuries by a batsman in the tournament.
CH Gayle of Bangalore in 2011, SR Watson of Chennai in 2018 and HM Amla of Punjab in 2017 are the three batsmen in the tournament who have scored two centuries in the same edition. V Kohli of Bangalore is the only batsman in the tournament to score four centuries in the same edition.
There are 33 occasion of batsmen scoring a century containing ten or more boundary fours. PC Valthaty of Punjab scored 19 boundary fours in his knock of 120 not out against Chennai at Mohali on 13.04.11 and AB de Villers of Bangalore scored 19 boundary fours in his knock of 133 not out against Mumbai at Mumbai on 10.05.15 share the record of scoring most boundary fours while scoring a century in the tournament.
Two batsmen have scored centuries containing ten or more boundary sixes. CH Gayle of Bangalore scored 175 not out with 17 boundary sixes against Pune at Bangalore on 15.04.12 and BB McCullum of Kolkata scored 153 not out with 13 boundary sixes against Bangalore at Bangalore on 18.04.08.
Three batsmen in the tournament have score centuries with ten or more boundary fours and ten or more boundary sixes. CH Gayle of Bangalore scored 175 not out with 17 boundary sixes against Pune at Bangalore on 15.04.12 and BB McCullum of Kolkata scored 153 not out with 13 boundary sixes against Bangalore at Bangalore on 18.04.08. AB de Villers of Bangalore scored 10 boundary fours and 12 boundary sixes in his knock of 129 not out against Gujarat at Bangalore on 14.05.16
Two batsmen have scored centuries containing ten or more boundary fours in the finals of the tournament. WP Saha of Punjab scored 115 not out containing 10 boundary fours against Kolkata at Bangalore on 01.06.14 and SR Watson scored 117 not out containing 11 boundary fours against Sunrisers at Mumbai on 27.05.18.
The tournament has witnessed two occasions of two batsmen scoring centuries in the same innings. V Kohli {109} and AB de Villiers {125 not out} of Bangalore scored centuries against Gujarat at Bangalore on 14.05.16. JM Bairstow {114} and DA Warner {100 not out} of Sunrisers scored centuries against Bangalore at Hyd-RGS on 31.03.19
There are eleven occasions of a batsman’s century in a losing cause in the tournament of which three are by overseas batsmen.
There are 61 occasion of batsmen scoring nineties in the tournament of which 28 occasions are by overseas batsmen. DA Warner of Sunrisers with five occasions owns the record for most nineties by a batsman in the tournament. CH Gayle and GJ Maxwell have scored nineties on two occasions. Punjab batsmen have scored most nineties – twelve and is closely followed by Rajasthan batsmen – nine.
SK Raina and CH Gayle are the only two batsmen to score 99 not out and V Kohli and PP Shaw are the two batsmen to be dismissed on 99 in the tournament. The following table lists the performance of these four batsmen
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
SK Raina
99*
Chennai
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
08.05.13
2
CH Gayle
99*
Punjab
Bangalore
Mohali
13.04.19
3
V Kohli
99
Bangalore
Delhi
Delhi
10.05.13
4
PP Shaw
99
Delhi
Kolkata
Delhi
30.03.19
There are 18 batsmen who have scored 100 plus boundary sixes in the tournament. CH Gayle owns the record for scoring most sixes in the tournament with 326 boundary sixes.
CH Gayle {326}, AB de Villiers {212} and MS Dhoni {209} are the three batsmen who have scored 200 plus boundary sixes in the tournament. CH Gayle and MS Dhoni own the record for scoring most boundary sixes in the tournament among Overseas batsmen and Indian batsmen respectively.
CH Gayle with his 368 boundary fours and 326 boundary sixes is the only batsman to score 300 plus boundary fours and 300 boundary sixes in the tournament. AB de Villers has scored 357 boundary fours and 212 boundary sixes in the tournament.
The record for scoring most boundary fours is credited to S Dhawan. He has scored 524 boundary fours. He also remains the only batsman to score 500 plus boundary fours in the tournament. SK Raina {493}, G Gambhir {492}, V Kohli {480}, RV Uthappa {435}, RG Sharma {431} and AM Rahane {404} are the other six batsmen who have scored 400 plus boundary fours in the tournament.
Harbhajan Singh and PA Patel share the record for most ducks by a batsman in the tournament. Both the batsmen have scored 13 ducks in the tournament. GJ Mexwell and JH Kallis share the record for most ducks by an overseas batsman. Both the batsmen have scored nine ducks in the tournament. As many as 45 batsmen have scored six or more ducks in the tournament. 30 Indian batsmen have scored six or more ducks in the tournament and 15 overseas batsmen have scored six or more ducks in the tournament.
Fourteen bowlers have captured 100 plus wickets in the tournament of which twelve are Indian bowlers and two are overseas bowlers. Among Indian bowlers, A Mishra holds the record for most wickets – 157 wickets, while SL Malinga holds the record for most wickets for overseas bowlers. SL Malinga holds the record for most wickets in the tournament.
SL Malinga {170}, A Mishra {157}, Harbhajan Singh {150} and PP Chawla {150} are the four bowlers who have captured 150 plus wickets in the tournament.
The tournament has witnessed 20 occasions of bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings of which there are three occasions of bowlers capturing six or more wickets in an innings. – Sohail Tanvir of Rajasthan captured six for 14 against Chennai at Jaipur on 04.05.08, A Zampa of Rising Pune captured six for 19 against Sunrisers at Vizag on 10.05.16 and A Josheph of Mumbai captured six for 12 against Sunrisers at Hyd-RGS on 06.04.19
A Joseph’s six for 12 representing Mumbai against Sunrisers at Hyd-RGS on 06.04.19 represent the best bowling effort in the tournament.
The tournament has witnessed 139 occasions of bowlers capturing four or more wickets in an innings. it comprises of six wickets in an innings on three occasions, five wickets in an innings on 17 occasions and exact four wickets in an innings on 119 occasions.
Mumbai and Punjab bowlers share the record for most number of occasions of four plus wickets in an innings. Both the teams have 18 occasions. Bangalore and Chennai closely follow Mumbai and Punjab with 17 such occasions.
There are 67 occasions of overseas bowlers capturing four or more wickets in an innings in the tournament. it comprises of six wickets in an innings on three occasions, five wickets in an innings on six occasions and exact four wickets in an innings on 58 occasions.
Overseas bowlers representing Kolkata have captured four or more wickets in an innings on 12 occasions. Overseas bowlers representing Mumbai have captured four or more wickets in an innings on 11 occasions.
There are five bowlers who have captured four or more wickets conceding single digit runs. The following table lists all these five bowlers.
No
Player
W
R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
A Kumble
5
05
Bangalore
Rajasthan
Cape Town
18.04.09
2
RG Sharma
4
06
Deccan
Mumbai
Centurion
06.05.09
3
DR Smith
4
08
Gujarat
Kolkata
Kanpur
19.05.16
4
Mishra A
4
09
Deccan
Punjab
Dharamsala
21.05.11
5
S Badree
4
09
Bangalore
Mumbai
Bangalore
14.04.17
A Kumble is the only bowler to capture five wickets conceding single digit runs in the tournament. He returned with figures of five for five representing Bangalore against Rajasthan at Cape Town on 18.04.09.
SP Narine and SL Malinga have captured four or more wickets on seven occasions in the tournament and share the record for most four or wicket hauls in the tournament. L Balaji, A Mishra, RA Jadeja and AJ Tye have captured four or more wicket hauls on four occasions in the tournament.
The tournament has witnessed thirty occasions of a bowler’s four plus wickets haul in a losing cause. It comprises of one six wicket haul, four five wicket hauls and 24 exact four wicket hauls.
No
Player
W
R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
A Zampa
6
19
Ris Pune
Sunrisers
Vizag
10.05.16
1
MM Patel
5
21
Mumbai
Punjab
Mohali
10.05.11
2
SP Narine
5
19
Kolkata
Punjab
Kolkata
15.04.12
3
JP Faulkner
5
16
Rajasthan
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
17.05.13
4
AS Rajpout
5
14
Punjab
Sunrisers
Hyd-RGS
25.04.18
AJ Tye and Yuvraj Singh have witnessed two occasions of four plus wicket hauls going in vain.
No
Player
W
R
Team
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
AJ Tye
4
34
Punjab
Rajasthan
Jaipur
08.05.18
2
AJ Tye
4
41
Punjab
Kolkata
Indore
12.05.18
1
Yuvraj Singh
4
29
Pune
Delhi
Mumbai
17.04.11
2
Yuvraj Singh
4
35
Bangalore
Rajasthan
Bangalore
11.05.14
There are sixteen occasions of four plus wickets by overseas bowlers going in vain in the tournament. It comprises of one six wicket haul, two five wicket hauls and 13 exact four wickets hauls.
The tournament has witnessed four occasions of rival bowlers capturing four or more wickets in the same match
No
Player
W-R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
MM Patel
5-21
Mum
Pun
Mohali
10.05.11
2
BA Bhatt
4-22
Pun
Mum
Mohali
10.05.11
1
SL Malinga
4-23
Mum
Kol
A Dhabi
16.04.14
2
SP Narine
4-20
Kol
Mum
A Dhabi
16.04.14
1
SR Watson
4-29
Ban
Guj
Bangalore
25.05.16
2
DS Kulakarni
4-34
Guj
Ban
Bangalore
25.05.16
1
S Kaul
4-29
Sun
RPun
Hyd-RGS
06.05.17
2
JD Unadkat
5-30
RPun
Sun
Hyd-RGS
06.05.17
The tournament has witnessed two occasions of two bowlers capturing four or more wickets in the same innings.
No
Player
W-R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
MM Patel
4-28
Mum
Raj
Mumbai
11.04.12
2
KA Pollard
4-44
Mum
Raj
Mumbai
11.04.12
1
MA Starc
4-15
Ban
Pun
Bangalore
06.05.15
2
S Aravind
4-27
Ban
Pun
Bangalore
06.05.15
There are eleven occasions of a bowler conceding 60 plus runs in an innings and eight occasions of a bowler conceding 60 plus runs without capturing a wicket in the tournament.
Basil Thampi returned none for 70 representing Sunrisers against Bangalore at Bangalore on 17.05.18. His figures represent the most expensive figures in terms of runs conceded in the tournament in both the captioned categories. He also remains the only bowler in the tournament to concede 70 plus runs.
KD Karthik {124} and MS Dhoni {116} are the two wicket keepers to effect 100 plus dismissals in the tournament. KD Karthik with 124 dismissals owns the record for most dismissals by a wicket keeper in the tournament.
KD Karthik {94} and MS Dhoni {83} are the two wicket keepers to pouch 80 plus catches in the tournament. KD Karthik with 94 catches owns the record for most catches by a wicket keeper in the tournament.
KD Karthik {30}. RV Uthappa {32} and MS Dhoni {33} are the three wicket keepers to effect 30 plus stumping dismissals in the tournament. MS Dhoni with 33 stumping dismissals owns the record for most stumping dismissals by a wicket keeper in the tournament.
There are ten fielders other than wicket keepers who have pouched 50 plus catches – five Indian fieldsman and five overseas fieldsmen. SK Raina with 95 catches owns the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman and also owns the record for most catches by a fieldsman in the tournament. AB de Villiers with 78 catches owns the record for most catches by an overseas fieldsman. SK Raina {95}, RG Sharma {79} and AB de Villiers {78} are the three fieldsmen who have pouched 75 plus catches in the tournament.
SR Tendulkar, DA Warner, JH Kallis, R Tewatia and F du Plessis are the five fieldmen who have pouched four catches in an innings in the tournament.
No
Player
Ct
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
SR Tendulkar
4
1
Mum
Kol
Mumbai
16.05.08
2
DA Warner
4
2
Del
Raj
Delhi
31.03.10
3
JH Kallis
4
2
Kol
Dec
Kolkata
11.04.11
4
R Tewatia
4
2
Del
Mum
Mumbai
24.03.19
5
F du Plessis
4
1
Che
Kol
Kolkata
14.04.19
As many as 199 three figure partnerships have been registered by batsmen in the tournament. There are four occasions of batsmen posting 200 plus runs in the tournament. There are 21 occasions of batsmen posting 150 plus runs in the tournament including four occasions of 200 plus runs partnerships.
Of these 199 three figure partnerships, 38 three figure partnerships have been posted by overseas batsmen
229 runs partnership between V Kohli and AB de Villiers for Bangalore against Gujarat at Bangalore on 14.05.16 represents the highest partnership in the tournament.
Break up of 199 three figure partnerships wicket wise read thus – First wicket {67}, Second wicket {67}, Third wicket {36}, Fourth wicket {17}, Fifth wicket {09}, Sixth wicket {02}, Seventh Wicket {01}, Eighth Wicket {00}, Ninth wicket {00} and Tenth wicket {00}
Break up of 199 three figure partnerships team wise read thus – Bangalore {32}. Chennai {25}, Deccan {06}, Delhi {18|, Gujarat {03}, Kochi {01}, Kolkata {25}, Mumbai {24}, Pune {01}, Ris Pune {02}, Punjab {25}, Rajasthan {15} and Sunrisers {22}
There are 15 occasions of batsmen from rival teams posting a three figure partnerships in the same match. The tournament has witnessed two occasions of rival teams posting a three figure partnerships for the same in the same match.
V Kohli and AB de Villiers of Bangalore have posted 150 plus runs on four occasions for second wicket. All such occasions are furnished below.
No
Runs
Wkt
Opposition
Ground
Date
1
229
2nd
Gujarat
Bangalore
14.05.16
2
215*
2nd
Mumbai
Mumbai
10.05.15
3
157
2nd
Sunrisers
Bangalore
12.04.16
4
155
2nd
Ris Pune
Pune-MCA
22.04.16
MS Dhoni {174}, G Gambhir {129} and RG Sharma {104} are the three captains who have lead the teams on 100 plus occasions. MS Dhoni with 174 matches owns the record for leading a team on most occasions. He is the only captain in the tournament to win 100 plus games – 104 to be exact. MS Dhoni {104}, G Gambhir {71} and RG Sharma {60} are the three captains who have won 50 plus matches. MS Dhoni {69}, G Gambhir {57} and V Kohli {55} are the three captains who have lost 50 plus games. MS Dhoni owns the record for winning most games and losing most games in the tournament. He has won 104 games and lost 69 games.
There are 38 cricketers who have played 100 plus matches in the tournament of which eight are overseas cricketers. Thirteen cricketers have appeared in 150 plus matches in the tournament of which one is an overseas cricketer.
SK Raina with 193 matches to his credit owns the record for most capped cricketer in the tournament. He also owns the record for most capped Indian cricketer in the tournament, while AB de Villiers with 154 matches to his credit owns the record for most capped overseas cricketer. AB de Villiers is the only overseas cricketer to appear in 150 plus matches.
The tournament has witnessed all round performance of a fifty coupled with four wickets in the same game by four cricketers on five occasions. The following table furnishes the five occasions.
No
Players
Runs
W-R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
PC Valthaty
75
4-29
Pun
Dec
Hyd-RGS
16.04.11
2
Yuvraj Singh
66*
4-29
Pune
Del
Mum-DYP
17.04.11
3
KA Pollard
64
4-44
Mum
Raj
Mumbai
11.04.12
4
Yuvraj Singh
83
4-37
Ban
Raj
Bangalore
11.05.14
5
JP Duminy
54
4-17
Del
Sun
Vizag
18.04.15
The following fifteen captains have led two teams in the tournament
No
Player
Teama
1
MS Dhoni
Chennai , Rising Pune
2
G Gambhir
Delhi , Kolkata
3
AC Gilchrist
Deccan, Punjab
4
V Sehwag
Delhi , Punjab
5
R Dravid
Rajasthan , Bangalore
6
DA Warner
Delhi , Sunrisers
7
Yuvraj Singh
Punjab, Pune
8
SC Ganguly
Kolkata , Pune
9
SK Raina
Chennai , Gujarat
10
SR Watson
Rajasthan , Bangalore
11
KD Karthik
Delhi , Kolkata
12
KP Pietersen
Delhi , Bangalore
13
AM Rahane
Rajasthan , Rising Pune
14
BB McCullum
Gujarat , Kolkata
15
CL White
Deccan, Sunrisers
The following three captains have led three teams in the tournament
No
Player
Teama
1
KC Sangakkara
Deccan, Punjab, Sunrisers
2
DPMD Jayawardene
Delhi , Punjab, Kochi
3
SPD Smith
Pune , Rajasthan , Rising Pune
The tournament has witnessed 19 hat tricks by the bowlers. The following table lists them
No
Bowler
Team
Opp
Venue
Date
1
Balaji L
Che
Pun
Chennai
10.05.08
2
Mishra A
Del
Dec
Delhi
15.05.08
3
Ntini M
Che
Kol
Kolkata
17.05.08
4
Yuvraj Singh
Pun
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
5
Sharma RG
Dec
Mum
Centurion
06.05.09
6
Yuvraj Singh
Raj
Dec
Jo’burg
17.05.09
7
Praveen Kumar
Ban
Raj
Bangalore
18.03.10
8
Mishra A
Pun
Dec
Dharmasala
21.05.11
9
Chandila A
Raj
Pune
Pune-MCA
13.05.12
10
Narine SP
Kol
Pun
Mohali
16.04.13
11
Mishra A
Sun
Pune
Pune-MCA
17.04.13
12
Tambe PV
Raj
Kol
Ahmedabad
05.05.14
13
Watson SR
Raj
Sun
Ahmedabad
08.05.14
14
Patel A
Pun
Guj
Rajkot
01.05.16
15
Badree A
Ban
Mum
Bangalore
14.04.17
16
Tye AJ
Guj
RPun
Rajkot
14.04.17
17
Unadkat JA
RPun
Sun
Hyd-RGS
06.05.17
18
Curran SM
Pun
Del
Mohali
01.04.19
19
Gopal S
Raj
Ban
Bangalore
30.04.19
Mishra A has performed the feat on three occasions while Yuvraj Singh has performed the feat on two occasions
No
Bowler
Team
Opp
Venue
Date
1
Mishra A
Del
Dec
Delhi
15.05.08
2
Mishra A
Pun
Dec
Dharmasala
21.05.11
3
Mishra A
Sun
Pune
Pune-MCA
17.04.13
1
Yuvraj Singh
Pun
Ban
Durban
01.05.09
2
Yuvraj Singh
Raj
Dec
Jo’burg
17.05.09
Some interesting derivatives have come out of the statistical parameter “Both the Openers scoring fifties” in the tournament
There are 52 occasions of both the openers scoring fifties in the tournament of which ten occasions are by overseas openers. F du Plessis {50} and SR Watson {50} representing Chennai scored exact 50s against Delhi at Vizag on 10.05.19 to provide the lone occasion of both the openers scoring exact fifties in the tournament.
There are four occasions of an opener scoring a century and another opener scoring a half century in the tournament, DR Smith and BB McCullum have scored fifties on two occasions, while JM Bairstow and DA Warner have scored fifties on three occasions.
JM Bairstow {114} and DA Warner {100 not out} representing Sunrisers have scored centuries against Bangalore at Hyd-RGS on 31.03.19 to provide the lone occasion of both the openers scoring centuries in the tournament. There are three occasion of both the openers scoring unbeaten fifties in the tournament
The tournament has witnessed seven abandoned games. The following table lists all these seven games
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Date
1
Delhi
Kolkata
Delhi
22.04.08
2
Mumbai
Rajasthan
Durban
21.04.09
3
Chennai
Kolkata
Cape Town
25.04.09
4
Bangalore
Rajasthan
Bangalore
19.04.11
5
Kolkata
Deccan
Kolkata
24.04.12
6
Kolkata
Rajasthan
Ahmedabad
21.04.15
7
Gujarat
Mumbai
Rajkot`
29.04.17
.
There are 78 occasions of captains scoring ducks in the tournament. Five captains – AC Gilchrist {07}, G Gambhir {10}, RG Sharma {07}, SK Warne {06} and V Kohli {05} have scored five or more ducks in the tournament. G Gambhir with ten ducks to his credit owns the record for most ducks by a captain in the tournament. Mumbai captains have failed to open the account on 14 occasions and own the record for most occasions of captains of a team scoring ducks in the tournament. Kolkata is another team which has ten occasions of captains scoring ducks in the tournament.
There are 60 occasions of wicket keeper batsmen scoring ducks in the tournament. PA Patel {08}, AC Gilchrist {07}, KD Karthik {06} and NV Ojha {05} are the four wicket keeper batsmen who have failed to open their account in the tournament. PA Patel with eight ducks to his credit owns the record for most ducks by a wicket keeper batsman in the tournament. Mumbai wicket keepers have failed to open the account on 14 occasions and own the record for most occasions of wicket keepers of a team scoring ducks in the tournament.
There are two occasions of rival wicket keepers scoring ducks in the same game in the tournament.
The tournament has witnessed three occasions of captains collecting the duck without facing a delivery. It has also witnessed 35 occasion of captains and 23 occasions of wicket keeper batsmen collecting the first ball ducks.
There are three occasions of captain and wicket keeper batsman from the same team scoring ducks in the same game and also one occasion of captain and wicket keeper batsman from the same team collecting first ball ducks in the same game
The tournament has witnessed nine occasions of captains scoring a century in the tournament of which two centuries were in a losing cause. DA Warner’s 126 for Sunrisers against Kolkata at Hyd-RGS represent the highest score by a captain in the tournament. V Kohli’s five centuries in the tournament have come when he was leading Bangalore.
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opp
Venue
Date
1
DA Warner
126
Sun
Kol
Hyd-RGS
30.04.17
2
V Sehwag
119
Del
Dec
Hyd-RGS
05.05.11
3
V Kohli
113
Ban
Pun
Bangalore
18.05.16
4
V Kohli
109
Ban
Guj
Bangalore
14.05.16
5
V Kohli
108*
Ban
RPun
Bangalore
07.05.16
6
AC Gilchrist
106
Pun
Ban
Dharamsala
17.05.11
7
SR Tendulkar
100*
Mum
Koc
Mumbai
15.04.11
8
V Kohli
100
Ban
Guj
Rajkot
24.04.16
9
V Kohli
100
Ban
Kol
Bangalore
19.04.19
The following are the sixteen occasions of captains scoring nineties in the tournament.
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opp
Venue
Date
1
V Kohli
99
Ban
Del
Delhi
10.05.13
2
RG Sharma
98*
Mum
Kol
Kolkata
08.04.15
3
RG Sharma
98*
Mum
Kol
Kolkata
08.04.15
4
KD Karthik
97*
Kol
Raj
Kolkata
25.04.19
5
V Sehwag
94*
Del
Dec
Deccan
22.04.08
6
RG Sharma
94
Mum
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.18
7
G Gambhir
93
Kol
Ban
Kolkata
28.04.12
8
V Kohli
93*
Ban
Sun
Bangalore
08.04.13
9
DA Warner
93*
Sun
Guj
Delhi
27.05.16
10
SS Iyer
93*
Del
Kol
Delhi
27.04.18
11
DA Warner
92
Sun
Ban
Hyd-RGS
30.04.16
12
V Kohli
92*
Ban
Mum
Bangalore
17.04.18
13
SC Ganguly
91
Kol
Dec
Deccan
11.05.08
14
DA Warner
91
Sun
Kol
Vizag
22.04.15
15
G Gambhir
90*
Kol
Sun
Kolkata
16.04.16
16
DA Warner
90*
Sun
Mum
Hyd-RGS
18.04.16
The tournament has witnessed 247 occasions of captains scoring fifties in the tournament. V Kohli has scored 33 fifties and owns the record for most fifties by a captain in the tournament. MS Dhoni {21}, G Gambhir {30} and DA Warner {21} are the other three captains who have scored 20 plus fifties in the tournament. There are 14 occasions of captains scoring exact fifty runs in the tournament.
There are 174 occasions of wicket keeper batsmen scoring fifties in the tournament of which seven are centuries. RR Pant’s 128 not out for Delhi against Sunrisers at Delhi on 10.05.18 represents the highest score by a wicket keeper batsman in the tournament.
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opp
Venue
Date
1
RR Pant
128*
Del
Sun
Delhi
10.05.18
2
WP Saha
115
Pun
Kol
Bangalore
01.06.14
3
JM Bairstow
114
Sun
Ban
Hyd-RGS
31.03.10
4
AC Gilchrist
109*
Dec
Mum
Mum-DYP
27.04.08
5
Q de Kock
108
Del
Ban
Bangalore
17.04.16
6
AC Gilchrist
106
Pun
Ban
Dharamsala
17.05.11
7
KL Rahul
100*
Pun
Mum
Mumbai
10.04.19
The following are the ten occasions of wicket keeper batsmen scoring nineties in the tournament.
No
Batsman
Runs
Team
Opp
Venue
Date
1
RR Pant
97
Del
Guj
Delhi
04.05.17
2
KD Karthik
97*
Kol
Raj
Kolkata
25.04.19
3
KL Rahul
95*
Pun
Raj
Indore
08.05.18
4
JS Buttler
95*
Raj
Che
Jaipur
11.05.18
5
Sangakkara
94
Pun
Mum
Mohali
25.04.08
6
NV Ojha
94*
Raj
Che
Chennai
02.04.10
7
JS Buttler
94*
Raj
Mum
Mumbai
13.05.18
8
KL Rahul
94
Pun
Mum
Mumbai
16.05.18
9
WP Saha
93
Pun
Mum
Mumbai
11.05.17
10
MS Bisla
92
Kol
Che
Chennai
28.04.13
There are eight occasions of a wicketkeeper batsman scoring exact fifty runs in the tournament.
There are 57 occasions of batsmen dismissed run out after scoring a fifty. YK Pathan is the only batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the tournament. YK Pathan was representing Rajasthan. He was dismissed for 100 against Mumbai at Mum-BS on 13.03.10. V Kohli is the only batsman in the tournament to be dismissed for 99. He was dismissed for 99 representing Bangalore against Sunrisers at Hyd-RGS on 08.05.13.
There are twelve occasions of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on two or more occasions. AB de Villiers and AT Rayudu are the two batsmen dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on three occasions in the tournament
The tournament has witnessed 125 occasion of a team dismissed all out. There are three occasions in which both the teams are dismissed all out in the same game.
Statistical highlights of the second T20I at Manchester between England and Pakistan
Pakistan’s team total of 195 for 4 in this game represent its highest team total in T20Is against England. The previous best was its 173 for 6 at Cardiff on 05.05.19.
Babar Azam scored 56 and EJG Morgan scored 66 in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of rival skippers scoring fifties in the same T20I. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
1
MRSwart
89
1
Net
Ken
Windhoek
19.04.13
2
COObuya
75*
2
Ken
Net
Windhoek
19.04.13
2
1
PWBorren
57
1
Net
Sco
Edinburgh
11.07.15
2
PLMommsen
68*
2
Sco
Net
Edinburgh
11.07.15
3
1
EJGMorgan
74
1
Eng
Aus
Cardiff
31.08.15
2
SPDSmith
90
2
Aus
Eng
Cardiff
31.08.15
4
1
AmjadJaved
76
1
UAE
Sco
ICCA Dubai
04.02.16
2
PLMommsen
56
2
Sco
UAE
ICCA Dubai
04.02.16
5
1
PRStirling
56
1
Ire
Sco
Al Amerat
15.02.19
2
KJCoetzer
74
2
Sco
Ire
Al Amerat
15.02.19
6
1
MGErasmus
56
1
Nam
Bot
Windhoek
20.08.19
2
KMotlhanka
59
2
Bot
Nam
Windhoek
20.08.19
7
1
KJCoetzer
89
1
Sco
Net
Dublin-M
16.09.19
2
PMSeelaar
96*
2
Net
Sco
Dublin-M
16.09.19
8
1
QdeKock
52
1
RSA
Ind
Mohali
18.09.19
2
VKohli
72*
2
Ind
RSA
Mohali
18.09.19
9
1
TH David
64*
1
Sin
Nep
Singapore
28.09.19
2
P Khadka
106*
2
Nep
Sing
Singapore
28.09.19
10
1
VKohli
70*
1
Ind
Win
Mumbai
11.12.19
2
KAPollard
68
2
Win
Ind
Mumbai
11.12.19
11
1
BabarAzam
56
1
Pak
Eng
Manchester
30.08.20
2
EJGMorgan
66
2
Eng
Pak
Manchester
30.08.20
Babar Azam scored 56 and EJG Morgan scored 66 in this game to provide the 190th and 191st occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in T20I
Babar Azam scored 56 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a fifty in T20I. EJG Morgan scored 66 in this game to provide the 12th occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in T20I
Babar Azam scored 56 in this game to provide the first occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a fifty in T20I against England and thus represent the highest score by a Pakistan captain against England. The previous best was Younis Khan’s 46 not out at The Oval on 07.06.19
EJG Morgan scored 66 in this game to provide the second occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in T20I against Pakistan. The other occasion was EJG Morgan’s 57 not out at Cardiff on 05.05.19. Thus EJG Morgan’s 66 in this game represent the highest score by an England captain against Pakistan in T20I.
Babar Azam scored 56 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of his scoring a fifty in T20I as Pakistan captain. EJG Morgan scored 66 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of of his scoring a fifty in T20I as England captain
EJG Morgan with nine fifties to his credit as captain shares the record for most fifties by a captain in T20Is with KS Williamson of New Zealand. EJG Morgan went past F du Plessis, AJ Finch and V Kohli who had scored eight fifties as captain on his way to share the record with KS Williamson.
This game witnessed four fifties – two each from Pakistan and England – to provide the 15th occasion of four batsmen scoring fifties in T20Is.
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game represent his 14th fifty as a batsman and also represent the most fifties by a Pakistan batsman in T20is. Mohammad Hafeez scored 69 in this game which represent his 12th fifty in T20Is. Babar Azam and Mohammad Hafeez are the only two Pakistan batsmen who have scored ten or more fifties in T20Is.
Mohammad Hafeez’s run aggregate at the end of this game read 2061. He became the second Pakistan batsman to total 2000 plus runs in T20Is after Shoaib Malik. Shoaib Malik has an aggregate of 2323 runs.
Babar Azamn’s run aggregate at the end of this game read 1527. He became the fourth Pakistan batsman to total 1500 plus runs in T20Is. Others are Shoiab Malik {2323}, Mohammad Hafeez {2061} and Umar Akmal {1690}
Babar Azam scored seven boundary fours in his knock of 56 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 153 boundary fours. He became the fourth Pakistan batsman to score 150 plus boundary fours in T20Is. Others are – Mohammad Hafeez {213}, Shoaib Malik {191} and Ahmed Shahzad {157}
Mohammad Hafeez scored four boundary sixes in his knock of 69 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 56 boundary sixes. He now stands second in the list of Pakistan batsmen who have scored most sixes. The first place is occupied by Shoaib Malik who has scored 61 boundary sixes.
Mohammad Hafeez became the ninth batsman in the history of T20Is to aggregate 2000 plus runs. The following table lists all the nine batsmen.
No
Player
Team
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
C
HC
1
VKohli
Ind
82
76
21
2794
94*
50.80
0
24
2
RGSharma
Ind
108
100
15
2773
118
32.62
4
21
3
MJGuptill
NZl
88
85
7
2536
105
32.51
2
15
4
ShoaibMalik
Pak
114
105
31
2323
75
31.39
0
8
5
EJGMorgan
Eng
91
89
18
2218
91
31.23
0
14
6
DAWarner
Aus
79
79
9
2207
100*
31.52
1
17
7
BBMcCullum
NZl
71
70
10
2140
123
35.66
2
13
8
PRStirling
Ire
78
77
6
2124
95
29.91
0
18
9
MohdHafeez
Pak
93
89
9
2061
86
25.76
0
12
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game provide the 599th occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the 43rd occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game provide the 42nd occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of a Pakistan opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game provide the 190th occasion of captain scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the 14th occasion of an opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game provide the 14th occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan captain scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game provide the 70th occasion of captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the fifth occasion of a captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
Babar Azam’s 56 in this game provide the fourth occasion of a Pakistan captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of a Pakistan captain opening batsman scoring a fifty in T20Is against England.
DJ Malan and EJG Moran scored 54 not out and 66 in this game to provide the 86th and 87th occasion of England batsmen scoring fifties in T20Is. It also provides the eleventh and twelfth occasion of England batsmen scoring fifties in T20Is against Pakistan.
DJ Malan and EJG Moran scored 54 not out and 66 in this game to provide the 13th occasion of two or more England batsmen scoring fifties in the same innings in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of two England batsmen scoring fifties in the same innings in T20Is against Pakistan.
DJ Malan and EJG Morgan added 112 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 17th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in T20Is against Pakistan
DJ Malan and EJG Morgan added 112 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the fifth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in T20Is against Pakistan
DJ Malan and EJG Morgan added 112 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the record partnership for the third wicket by England batsmen against Pakistan in T20Is. The previous best was 66 runs partnership between KP Pietersen and OA Shah at The Oval on 07.06.19
England carved its 59th win against various oppositions and its eleventh win against Pakistan when it won this game by five wickets.
JM Anderson’s five wickets haul in a test innings and ten wickets hauls in a test match
DJ Bravo became the first bowler in the history of T20 games to captured 500 wickets. He achieved the feat when he captured the wicket of RRS Cornwall caught by Munro for 18 in the T20 game against St Lucia Zouks in the ongoing Caribbean Premier Leauge on 26.08.2020. DJ Bravo was representing Trinbago Knight Riders in this game.He returned with figures of 3.0-0-7-2. At the end of this game his aggregate of wickets in T20 games read 501.His career figures read as under
Player
Mat
Inns
Overs
M
Runs
Wkts
4w
5w
DJ Bravo
459
440
1493.1
3
12316
501
9
2
He has represented the following teams in various T20 Tournaments played across the globe – Chennai Super Kings, Chittagong Kings, Comilla Victorians, Dhaka Dynamites, Dolphins, Essex, Gujarat Lions, Kent, Lahore Qalandars, Melbourne Renegades, Melbourne Stars, Middlesex, Mumbai Indians, Paarl Rocks, Quetta Gladiators, Surrey, Sydney Sixers, Trinbago Knight Riders, Trinidad & Tobago, Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel, Victoria, West Indians, West Indies. The following table lists his performance for each team he represented in the T20 games.
Team
Balls
M
Runs
W
4w
5w
Chennai Super Kings
1982
1
2748
118
1
0
Chittagong Kings
0216
0
0327
010
0
0
Comilla Victorians
0167
0
0228
012
0
0
Dhaka Dynamites
0266
0
0335
021
0
0
Dolphins
0326
0
0415
011
0
0
Essex
0024
0
0046
001
0
0
Gujarat Lions
0336
0
0494
017
1
0
Kent
0018
0
0017
000
0
0
Lahore Qalandars
0162
0
0226
004
0
0
Melbourne Renegades
0604
0
0813
033
0
1
Melbourne Stars
0319
0
0424
015
0
0
Middlesex
0134
0
0199
007
0
0
Mumbai Indns
0592
1
0806
030
0
0
Paarl Rocks
0120
0
0143
010
0
0
Quetta Gladiators
0144
0
0199
007
0
0
Surrey
0119
0
0156
005
0
0
Sydney Sixers
0036
0
0055
001
0
0
Trinbago Knight Riders
0888
0
1380
054
2
0
Tri & Tob
0570
0
0635
033
1
0
Tri & Tob Red Steel
0638
1
0833
047
2
1
Victoria
0147
0
0237
006
0
0
Win
1151
0
1600
059
2
0
Total
8959
3
12316
501
9
2
The following table represents his performance season wise with the venue
Season
Venue
Balls
M
Runs
W
4w
5w
2005-06
NZl
0016
0
0016
002
0
0
2006
Eng
0018
0
0017
000
0
0
2007
Eng
0006
0
0006
000
0
0
2007-08
Win
0066
0
0071
002
0
0
2007-08
Ind
0170
1
0232
011
0
0
2007-08
SAF
0040
0
0089
000
0
0
2008
Win
0012
0
0012
001
0
0
2008-09
Win
0024
0
0034
001
0
0
2009
SAF
0199
0
0259
011
0
0
2009
Eng
0126
0
0184
010
1
0
2009-10
Aus
0102
0
0169
004
0
0
2009-10
Ind
0289
0
0418
016
1
0
2010
Eng
0024
0
0046
001
0
0
2010
Win
0223
0
0258
011
0
0
2010-11
Aus
0045
0
0068
002
0
0
2010-11
SAF
0066
0
0087
004
0
0
2011
Ind
0120
0
0157
006
0
0
2011-12
Ban
0216
0
0327
010
0
0
2011-12
Ind
0090
0
0113
005
0
0
2011-12
Win
0167
0
0170
012
0
0
2011-12
Aus
0036
0
0055
001
0
0
2012
USA
0034
0
0049
003
0
0
2012
Eng
0012
0
0021
000
0
0
2012
Ind
0346
0
0462
015
0
0
2012-13
Aus
0012
0
0017
000
0
0
2012-13
Srl
0006
0
0008
000
0
0
2012-13
Win
0168
0
0175
007
0
0
2013
Ind
0375
0
0497
032
1
0
2013
Win
0192
0
0242
010
0
0
2013-14
NZl
0042
0
0055
000
0
0
2013-14
Win
0108
0
0144
004
0
0
2013-14
Aus
0048
0
0046
003
0
0
2013-14
Ban
0048
0
0074
001
0
0
2013-14
Ind
0091
0
0122
007
0
0
2014
UAE
0000
0
0000
000
0
0
2014
Win
0206
0
0306
009
0
0
2014-15
Ind
0078
0
0108
002
0
0
2014-15
SAF
0242
0
0335
010
0
0
2014-15
Aus
0078
0
0107
004
0
0
2015
Ind
0314
0
0426
026
0
0
2015
Win
0268
1
0328
028
2
1
2015-16
Aus
0191
0
0256
006
0
0
2015-16
Ind
0144
0
0190
009
0
0
2015-16
SAF
0150
0
0176
004
0
0
2015-16
Srl
0048
0
0081
004
1
0
2015-16
UAE
0162
0
0226
004
0
0
2016
Eng
0119
0
0156
005
0
0
2016
Ind
0336
0
0494
017
1
0
2016
USA
0072
0
0087
007
1
0
2016
Win
0234
0
0346
016
0
0
2016-17
Aus
0030
0
0041
002
0
0
2016-17
Ban
0266
0
0335
021
0
0
2016-17
UAE
0060
0
0085
001
0
0
2017
Win
0246
0
0380
016
1
0
2017-18
Ban
0167
0
0228
012
0
0
2017-18
Aus
0257
0
0363
018
0
1
2018
Win
0246
0
0433
012
0
0
2018
Eng
0134
0
0199
007
0
0
2018
Ind
0321
1
0533
014
0
0
2018
USA
0024
0
0046
001
0
0
2018-19
Aus
0319
0
0424
015
0
0
2018-19
Pak
0072
0
0110
002
0
0
2018-19
SAF
0120
0
0143
010
0
0
2018-19
UAE
0072
0
0089
005
0
0
2019
Ind
0247
0
0330
011
0
0
2019-20
Srl
0048
0
0065
002
0
0
2019-20
Win
0061
0
0065
005
0
0
2020
Win
0090
0
0125
004
0
0
Total
8959
3
12316
501
9
2
JM Anderson of England becomes the first medium pace bowler to capture 600 test wickets
JM Anderson of England became the first medium pace bowler to capture 600 test wickets in the history of test cricket. His 600th victim was Pakistan captain Azhar Ali whom he had caught by JE Root for 31 in Pakistan’s second innings in the just concluded third test against Pakistan at Southhampton. The following table furnish the career summary of JM Andersone
Opp
M
I
Overs
Mdns
Runs
W
5
10
Aus
32
59
1175.1
285
3595
104
5
1
Ban
02
04
0084.0
021
0223
9
0
0
Ind
27
52
1006.1
264
2858
110
4
0
NZl
14
26
0492.1
121
1610
60
3
0
Pak
18
34
0607.4
178
1429
74
3
1
SAF
26
47
0993.2
214
2932
93
4
0
Srl
13
24
0449.1
117
1241
52
4
1
Win
22
41
0752.3
212
1967
87
5
0
Zim
02
04
0064.0
018
0223
11
1
0
Tot
156
291
5624.1
1430
16070
600
29
3
The following table furnishes the performance at home-away-neutral venues, his 50 plus wickets in calendar years, performance under various captains and performance in winning-losing-drawn tests.
M
I
Overs
Mdns
Runs
W
5
10
home
89
169
3214.3
851
9154
384
22
3
away
61
110
2193.4
516
6472
194
07
0
neutral
06
012
216.0
063
452
022
00
0
Total
156
291
5624.1
1430
16070
600
29
3
M
I
Overs
Mdns
Runs
W
5
10
year 2010
12
23
463.0
120
1309
57
3
1
year 2013
14
27
531.5
125
1655
52
3
1
M
I
Overs
Mdns
Runs
W
5
10
AN Cook
49
93
1776.1
470
4919
191
9
2
A Flintoff
04
08
0124.3
028
492
011
0
0
N Hussain
03
06
0090.0
021
352
012
1
0
KP Pietersen
03
06
0110.0
020
341
009
0
0
JE Root
33
61
1110.5
319
2664
130
8
0
BA Stokes
01
02
040.0
014
104
003
0
0
AJ Strauss
42
76
1639.5
411
4587
168
7
1
MP Vaughan
21
39
732.5
147
2619
076
4
0
Total
156
291
5624.1
1430
16070
600
29
3
M
I
Overs
Mdns
Runs
W
5
10
won match
70
139
2341.1
631
6524
323
19
3
lost match
53
094
1895.3
457
5665
151
6
0
drawn match
33
058
1387.3
342
3889
126
4
0
Total
156
291
5624.1
1430
16070
600
29
3
The following table lists the cumulative wickets captured by JM Anderson
Mat
Inns
Wkts
Opp
Date
001
002
005
Zim
22.05.03
029
055
104
SAF
07.08.08
055
101
200
Aus
16.12.10
081
149
305
NZl
16.05.13
104
195
403
NZl
29.05.15
129
242
506
Win
07.09.17
156
291
600
Pak
21.08.20
Progressive milestones of wickets captured by JM Anderson is furnished below
Wkt
Batsman
R
MoD/Fielder
Opp
Inns
Date
001
MA Vermeulen
01
B
Zim
1
22.05.03
100
JH Kallis
02
lbw
SAF
1
07.08.08
200
PM Siddle
08
C Collingwood
Aus
2
16.12.10
300
HD Rutherford
04
C Cook
NZl
1
16.05.13
401
KS Williamson
00
C Buttler
NZl
1
29.05.15
500
KC Brathwaite
04
B
Win
2
07.09.17
600
Azhar Ali
31
C Root
Pak
2
21.08.20
Highlights of Pakistan’s first innings in the third test at Southampton against England
Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in
Pakistan’s completed innings total of
273 constituting 51.65 of the team’s total to provide the 177th
occasion of a batsman scoring 50 percent or more than the team’s total in the
annals of test cricket. It also provides
the 22nd occasion of Pakistan batsman performing such a feat. All the 22 occasions are tabulated below
arranged in the order of descending percentage
No
Player
Runs
Total
%
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Saeed
Ahmed
068
114
59.65
Eng
N’ham
10.08.67
2
Saeed
Anwar
188*
316
59.49
Ind
Kolkata
16.02.99
3
Inzamam-ul-Haq
095
165
57.58
SAF
Jo’burg
19.01.95
4
Asif
Iqbal
146
255
57.25
Eng
The
Oval
24.08.67
5
Mohd
Hafeez
197
351
56.13
NZl
Sharjah
26.11.14
6
Younis
Khan
175*
315
55.56
Aus
Sydney
02.01.17
7
Moin
Khan
117*
212
55.19
Srl
Sialkot
22.09.95
8
Mohd
Wasim
192
354
54.24
Zim
Harare
21.03.98
9
Saeed
Anwar
145
269
53.90
Aus
R’pindi
01.10.98
10
Umar
Akmal
079*
147
53.74
Eng
Lord’s
26.08.10
11
Taufeeq
Umar
135
252
53.57
SAF
Cape
Town
02.01.03
12
Asad
Shafiq
137
259
52.90
NZl
Sharjah
26.11.14
13
Mohd
Yousuf
083
157
52.87
SAF
Cape
Town
26.01.07
14
Hanif
Mohd
187*
354
52.82
Eng
Lord’s
27.07.67
15
Aamir
Sohail
133
252
52.78
Aus
Karachi
22.10.98
16
Fawad
Alam
168
320
52.50
Srl
Col-SSC
12.07.09
17
Imran
Farhat
117*
223
52.47
NZl
Napier
11.12.09
18
Saeed
Anwar
118
226
52.21
SAF
Durban
26.02.98
19
Mohd
Yousuf
112
216
51.85
Ind
Multan
28.03.04
20
Azhar
Ali
141*
273
51.65
Eng
S’hampton
21.08.20
21
Inzamam-ul-Haq
329
643
51.17
NZl
Lahore
01.05.02
22
Azhar
Mahmood
132
259
50.97
SAF
Durban
26.02.98
It also provides the fifth occasion of
Pakistan batsman performing such a feat against England. All the five occasions are tabulated below
arranged in the order of descending percentage
No
Player
Runs
Total
%
Opp
Ground
Date
1
Saeed
Ahmed
068
114
59.65
Eng
N’ham
10.08.67
2
Asif
Iqbal
146
255
57.25
Eng
The
Oval
24.08.67
3
Umar
Akmal
079*
147
53.74
Eng
Lord’s
26.08.10
4
Hanif
Mohd
187*
354
52.82
Eng
Lord’s
27.07.67
5
Azhar
Ali
141*
273
51.65
Eng
S’hampton
21.08.20
Azhar Ali
scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 400th occasion of Pakistan
batsman scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 181st
occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It
also provides the 230th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a
test innings on away soil and neutral soil
Azhar Ali
scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 65th occasion of Pakistan
batsman scoring a century in a test innings against England. It also provides
the 33rd occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test innings on
away soil against England. It also
provides the 40th occasion of Pakistan batsman scoring a century in a test
innings on away soil and neutral soil against England.
Azhar Ali
scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 45th occasion of Pakistan captain
scoring a century in a test innings. It also provides the 17th occasion of
Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It also
provides the 23rd occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test
innings on away soil and neutral soil
Azhar Ali
scored 141 not out in this test to provide the ninth occasion of Pakistan captain
scoring a century in a test innings against England. It also provides the sixth
occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a test innings on away soil. It
also provides the seventh occasion of Pakistan captain scoring a century in a
test innings on away soil and neutral soil
Azhar Ali
completed 6000 runs in his test career when he was on 43 during his knock of
141 not out in this test. At the end of Pakistan’s first innings, his run
aggregate read 6098. He became the fifth Pakistan batsman to total 6000 plus
runs in tests. Others are – Younis Khan {10099}, Javed Miandad {8832},
Inzamam-ul-Haq {8829} and Mohd Yousuf {7530}
Azhar Ali
completed 6000 runs in his test career when he was on 43 during his knock of
141 not out in this test. At the end of Pakistan’s first innings, his run
aggregate read 6098. He became the 68th batsman in the annals of
test cricket to aggregate 6000 plus runs.
Azhar Ali’s
141 not out represent his 17th century in a test innings. It also
represents his ninth test century on away aoil.
Azhar Ali’s
141 not out represent his third century in a test innings against England. All
the three centuries are listed below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Azhar Ali
157
3
Eng
Dubai
(DSC)
03 Feb
2012
2
Azhar Ali
139
2
Eng
Birmingham
03 Aug
2016
3
Azhar Ali
141*
2
Eng
Southampton
21 Aug
2020
It also
represents his second test century against England in England. Both the
centuries are listed below.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Azhar Ali
139
2
Eng
Birmingham
03 Aug
2016
2
Azhar Ali
141*
2
Eng
Southampton
21 Aug
2020
Azhar Ali’s
141 not out represent his highest score in a test innings against England in
England. Previous best was 139 at Birmingham in Aug 2016.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Azhar Ali
141*
2
Eng
Southampton
21 Aug
2020
2
Azhar Ali
139
2
Eng
Birmingham
03 Aug
2016
Azhar Ali’s
141 not out represent his highest score in a test innings while leading
Pakistan and also represent his second century while leading Pakistan. Previous
best was 118 against Sri Lanka at Karachi in Dec 2019.
No
Player
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
Azhar Ali
141*
2
Eng
Southampton
21 Aug
2020
2
Azhar Ali
118
2
Srl
Karachi
19 Dec
2019
Z Crawley
scored 267 and Azhar Ali scored 141 not out in this test to provide the 66th
occasion of batsmen batting at number three scoring centuries in a test in the
annals of test cricket.
Mohammad
Rizwan scored 53 in Pakistan’s innings to provide the 14th occasion
of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against England. It also
provides the tenth occasion of a Pakistan wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty
against England in England
Mohammad
Rizwan scored 53 in Pakistan’s innings to provide the second occasion of his
scoring a fifty against England as Pakistan wicket keeper batsman. Prior to
this he had scored 72 in the second test at Southampton on 13 Aug 2020. He
became the fifth Pakistan wicket keeper batsman to score fifties on two
occasions against England. Others are – Imtiaz Ahmed, Kamran Akmal, Moin Khan
and Rashid Latif.
Mohammad
Rizwan scored 53 in Pakistan’s innings to provide the second occasion of his
scoring a fifty against England in England as Pakistan wicket keeper batsman. Prior
to this he had scored 72 in the second test at Southampton on 13 Aug 2020. He
became the second Pakistan wicket keeper batsman to score fifties on two
occasions against England in England. Other wicket keeper is Rashid Latif.
Azhar Ali
and Mohammad Rizwan posted 138 runs partnership in Pakistan’s innings to
provide the 75th occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure
partnership against England. It also provides the 42nd occasion of Pakistan
batsmen posting a three figure partnership against England in England.
Azhar Ali
and Mohammad Rizwan posted 138 runs partnership in Pakistan’s innings to
provide the fifth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure
partnership for the sixth wicket against England.
It also
provides the second occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure
partnership for the sixth wicket against England in England. The other occasion
was the 105 runs partnership between Shan Masood and Shadab Khan in the first
test of the ongoing test series at Manchester in Aug 2020.
Azhar Ali and Mohammad Rizwan posted 138 runs partnership in Pakistan’s innings to provide the record partnership for the sixth wicket by Pakistan batsmen against England in England. The previous best was the 105 runs partnership between Shan Masood and Shadab Khan in the first test of the ongoing test series at Manchester in Aug 2020.
JM
Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 29th
five wicket haul in a test innings. He now occupies the joint second place
amongst the list of pace bowlers who have captured most five wicket hauls in a
test innings. GD McGrath has captured 29
five wicket hauls in a test innings. RJ Hadlee of New Zealand occupies the
first place with 36 five wicket hauls in a test innings.
JM
Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 22nd
five wicket haul in a test innings on home soil-most five wicket hauls in a
test innings on home soil in the annals of test cricket.
JM
Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 46th
occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings
against Pakistan. It also provides the 31st occasion of an England
bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan on
home soil
JM
Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his 27th
occasion of an England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test
innings against Pakistan. It also provides the 24th occasion of an England pace
bowler capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan on
home soil
JC Buttler
{152} for England and Mohammad Rizwan {53} for Pakistan scored fifties in this
test to provide the fourth occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen scoring
fifties in England-Pakistan Test series.
JC Buttler
{152} for England and Mohammad Rizwan {53} for Pakistan scored century and hald
century in this test to provide the first occasion of rival wicket keeper batsmen
scoring a century and a half century in England-Pakistan Test series.
JM
Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his
third occasion of his as a England pace bowler capturing five or more wickets
in a test innings against Pakistan. He now holds the record for most five
wicket hauls in a test innings by an England pace bowler against Pakistan.
Other pace bowlers to capture five wicket hauls in a test innings on two
occasions are – IT Botham, GR Dilley, NA Foster, SJ Harmison and CJ Woakes
JM
Anderson’s captured five for 56 in Pakistan’s first innings to provide his
third occasion of hi capturing five or more wickets in a test innings against Pakistan..
Other England bowlers to capture five wicket hauls in a test innings on three
or more occasions are – DL Underwood {04} and MS Panesar {03}.
Statistical highlights of England innings in the third test at Southampton against Pakistan
England won the toss and
opted to bat first in this test to provide the 406th occasion of
England doing so. It also provides the 228th occasion of England doing so in a
test on home soil.
England won the toss and
opted to bat first in this test to provide the 33rd occasion of England doing
so against Pakistan. It also provides the 21st occasion of England doing so in
a test on home soil against Pakistan.
England posted a team total
of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the 63rd occasion of
England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides
the 34th occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings
on home soil.
England posted a team total
of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the fourth occasion of England
posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
Overs
Opp
Ground
Date
1
England
558/6d
139.0
Pak
Nottingham
01.07.54
2
England
598/9d
206.0
Pak
Abu Dhabi
13.10.15
3
England
589/8d
152.2
Pak
Manchester
22.07.16
4
England
583/8d
154.4
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
It also provides the third
occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings on home
soil against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team
Score
Overs
Opp
Ground
Date
1
England
558/6d
139.0
Pak
Nottingham
01.07.54
2
England
589/8d
152.2
Pak
Manchester
22.07.16
3
England
583/8d
154.4
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
England posted a team total
of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the 31st occasion of England
posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings after it had won the toss
and opted to bat first. It also provides
the 19th occasion of England posting a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings
on home soil after it had won the toss and opted to bat first.
England posted a team total
of 583 for 8 declared in this test to provide the second occasion of England posting
a total of 550 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan after it had won the toss and opted to bat first.
Both such occasions are tabulated below. Both these occasions have come on home
soil.
No
Team
Score
Overs
Opp
Ground
Date
1
England
589/8d
152.2
Pak
Manchester
22.07.16
2
England
583/8d
154.4
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
JE Root’s aggregate runs
against Pakistan at the end of England’s first innings read 1010. He became the
30th batsman to total 1000 plus runs against Pakistan in the annals of test
cricket. He also became the third England batsman to achieve such a feat
against Pakistan. Others are – AN Cook {1719} and DI Gower {1185}
Z Crawley scored 267 in this
test. It was his maiden test century. He joined the select band of batsmen who have
scored 200 plus runs as their maiden test century. He became the 38th
batsman to achieve such a feat. The following table lists all the 38th
batsmen
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
SE
Gregory
201
Aus
Eng
Sydney
14.12.1894
2
RE
Foster
287
Eng
Aus
Sydney
11.12.03
3
WR
Hammond
251
Eng
Aus
Sydney
14.12.28
4
AD
Nourse
231
SAF
Aus
Johannesburg
24.12.35
5
E
Paynter
216*
Eng
Aus
Nottingham
10.06.38
6
WJ
Edrich
219
Eng
SAF
Durban
03.03.39
7
SG
Barnes
234
Aus
Eng
Sydney
13.12.46
8
MP
Donnelly
206
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
25.06.49
9
DJ
McGlew
255*
SAF
NZl
Wellington
06.03.53
10
DS
Atkinson
219
Win
Aus
Bridgetown
14.05.55
11
Imtiaz
Ahmed
209
Pak
NZl
Lahore
26.10.55
12
GS
Sobers
365*
Win
Pak
Kingston
26.02.58
13
RB
Kanhai
256
Win
Ind
Kolkata
31.12.58
14
RB
Simpson
311
Aus
Eng
Manchester
23.07.64
15
DN
Sardesai
200*
Ind
NZl
Mumbai
(BS)
12.03.65
16
SM
Nurse
201
Win
Aus
Bridgetown
05.05.65
17
Zaheer
Abbas
274
Pak
Eng
Birmingham
03.06.71
18
LG
Rowe
214
Win
NZl
Kingston
16.02.72
19
D
Lloyd
214*
Eng
Ind
Birmingham
04.07.74
20
SFAF
Bacchus
250
Win
Ind
Kanpur
02.02.79
21
Taslim
Arif
210*
Pak
Aus
Faisalabad
06.03.80
22
DM
Jones
210
Aus
Ind
Chennai
18.09.86
23
DSBP
Kuruppu
201*
Srl
NZl
Colombo
(CCC)
16.04.87
24
Aamer
Sohail
205
Pak
Eng
Manchester
02.07.92
25
BC
Lara
277
Win
Aus
Sydney
02.01.93
26
VG
Kambli
224
Ind
Eng
Mumbai
19.02.93
27
GW
Flower
201*
Zim
Pak
Harare
31.01.95
28
SL
Campbell
208
Win
NZl
Bridgetown
19.04.96
29
HH
Gibbs
211*
SAF
NZl
Christchurch
11.03.99
30
MS
Sinclair
214
NZl
Win
Wellington
26.12.99
31
GC
Smith
200
SAF
Ban
East
London
18.10.02
32
JA
Rudolph
222*
SAF
Ban
Chattogram
24.04.03
33
RWT
Key
221
Eng
Win
Lord’s
22.07.04
34
BJ
Hodge
203*
Aus
SAF
Perth
16.12.05
35
JN
Gillespie
201*
Aus
Ban
Chattogram
16.04.06
36
KK
Nair
303*
Ind
Eng
Chennai
16.12.16
37
MA
Agarwal
215
Ind
SAF
Visakhapatnam
02.10.19
38
Z
Crawley
267
Eng
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley became the seventh England batsman to
score 200 plus runs as his maiden test century. All the seven batsmen who have
achieved the feat are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RE
Foster
287
Eng
Aus
Sydney
11.12.03
2
WR
Hammond
251
Eng
Aus
Sydney
14.12.28
3
E
Paynter
216*
Eng
Aus
Nottingham
10.06.38
4
WJ
Edrich
219
Eng
SAF
Durban
03.03.39
5
D
Lloyd
214*
Eng
Ind
Birmingham
04.07.74
6
RWT
Key
221
Eng
Win
Lord’s
22.07.04
7
Z
Crawley
267
Eng
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley became the third batsman to score
200 plus runs as his maiden test century against Pakistan. Others are – GS
Sobers of West Indies and GW Flower of Zimbabwe. All the three batsmen who have achieved the
feat are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
GS
Sobers
365*
Win
Pak
Kingston
26.02.58
2
GW
Flower
201*
Zim
Pak
Harare
31.01.95
3
Z
Crawley
267
Eng
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z
Crawley became the eleventh batsman in the history of test cricket to score 250
or more runs as maiden test century. His knock of 267 stands occupies the
seventh place in the list.
The
following table lists all the eleven batsmen who have achieved the feat.
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
GS
Sobers
365*
Win
Pak
Kingston
26.02.58
2
RB
Simpson
311
Aus
Eng
Manchester
23.07.64
3
KK
Nair
303*
Ind
Eng
Chennai
16.12.16
4
RE
Foster
287
Eng
Aus
Sydney
11.12.03
5
BC
Lara
277
Win
Aus
Sydney
02.01.93
6
Zaheer
Abbas
274
Pak
Eng
Birmingham
03.06.71
7
Z
Crawley
267
Eng
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
8
RB
Kanhai
256
Win
Ind
Kolkata
31.12.58
9
DJ
McGlew
255*
SAF
NZl
Wellington
06.03.53
10
WR
Hammond
251
Eng
Aus
Sydney
14.12.28
11
SFAF
Bacchus
250
Win
Ind
Kanpur
02.02.79
Z Crawley became the third England batsman
in the history of test cricket to score 250 or more runs as maiden test
century. His knock of 267 stands occupies the second place in the list. The
following table lists all the three batsmen who have achieved the feat.
No
Player
Runs
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RE
Foster
287
Eng
Aus
Sydney
11.12.03
2
Z
Crawley
267
Eng
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
3
WR
Hammond
251
Eng
Aus
Sydney
14.12.28
Z Crawley’s
267 in this test provide the 59th occasion of an England batsman scoring 200
plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the 35th occasion of an England
batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings on home soil. Z Crawley became
the 25th England batsman to score 200 plus runs on home soil.
Z Crawley’s
267 in this test provide the fifth occasion of an England batsman scoring 200
plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. All the five occasions are
tabulated below.
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DCS
Compton
278
2
Pak
Nottingham
01.07.54
2
ER Dexter
205
2
Pak
Karachi
02.02.62
3
AN Cook
263
2
Pak
Abu Dhabi
13.10.15
4
JE Root
254
1
Pak
Manchester
22.07.16
5
Z Crawley
267
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
It also
provides the third occasion of an England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test
innings on home soil against Pakistan. All the three occasions are tabulated
below.
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DCS
Compton
278
2
Pak
Nottingham
01.07.54
2
JE Root
254
1
Pak
Manchester
22.07.16
3
Z Crawley
267
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley’s
267 in this test contained 34 boundary fours. He became the ninth England
batsman to score 250 plus runs containing 34 plus boundary fours. The following
table lists all the nine batsmen.
No
Player
Runs
4s
Inns
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JH Edrich
310*
52
1
NZl
Leeds
08.07.65
2
GA Gooch
333
43
1
Ind
Lord’s
26.07.90
3
DL Amiss
262*
40
3
Win
Kingston
16.02.74
4
N Hussain
207
38
2
Aus
Birmingham
05.06.97
5
RE Foster
287
37
2
Aus
Sydney
11.12.03
6
L Hutton
364
35
1
Aus
The Oval
20.08.38
7
WR Hammond
336*
34
2
NZl
Auckland
31.03.33
8
DCS
Compton
278
34
2
Pak
Nottingham
01.07.54
9
Z Crawley
267
34
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley’s
267 in this test contained 34 boundary fours. He became the second England
batsman to score 250 plus runs containing 34 plus boundary fours after DCS
Compton. DCS Comption in his 278 at Nottingham in.07.54 had scored 34 boundary
fours. The following table lists both the batsmen.
No
Player
Runs
4s
Inns
Opp
Ground
Date
1
DCS
Compton
278
34
2
Pak
Nottingham
01.07.54
2
Z Crawley
267
34
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley
became the fourth England batsman to score 200 plus runs when the batsman’s age
was within 23 years – Age being computed on the day of the test match. He was
22 years 200 days old on 21st August 2020, the Date of the third
test.
No
Player
Runs
Inns
Age
Opp
Ground
Date
1
L Hutton
364
1
22y 058d
Aus
The Oval
20.08.38
2
DI Gower
200*
1
22y 102d
Ind
Birmingham
12.07.79
3
Z Crawley
267
1
22y 200d
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
4
WJ Edrich
219
4
22y 342d
SAF
Durban
03.03.39
Z Crawley’s
267 in this test provide the 31st occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs
in a test innings while batting at number three. It also provides the fifth occasion of an
England batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings while batting at number
three. It also provides the fifth
occasion of a batsman scoring 200 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan
while batting at number three.
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 16th occasion of England batmen posting 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JB Hobbs/W
Rhodes
1
323
2
Aus
Melbourne
09.02.12
2
L Hutton/M
Leyland
2
382
1
Aus
The Oval
20.08.38
3
DCSCompton/WJ Edrich
3
370
1
SAF
Lord’s
21.06.47
4
L Hutton/C
Washbrook
1
359
1
SAF
Johannesburg
27.12.48
5
MC Cowdrey/PBH
May
4
411
3
Win
Birmingham
30.05.57
6
KF
Barrington/JH Edrich
2
369
1
NZl
Leeds
08.07.65
7
DI Gower/RT
Robinson
2
331
2
Aus
Birmingham
15.08.85
8
GA Gooch/DI
Gower
2
351
1
Aus
The Oval
29.08.85
9
GA Gooch/AJ
Lamb
3
308
1
Ind
Lord’s
26.07.90
10
MAAtherton/RA Smith
3
303
2
Win
St John’s
16.04.94
11
Collingwood/Pietersen
4
310
1
Aus
Adelaide
01.12.06
12
SCJ Broad/IJL
Trott
8
332
1
Pak
Lord’s
26.08.10
13
AN Cook/IJL
Trott
2
329*
3
Aus
Brisbane
25.11.10
14
IR Bell/KPPietersen
3
350
1
Ind
The Oval
18.08.11
15
JM
Bairstow/BA Stokes
6
399
1
SAF
Cape Town
02.01.16
16
JC Buttler/Z
Crawley
5
359
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
It also
provides the tenth occasion of England batmen posting 300 plus runs partnership
in a test innings on home soil,
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
L Hutton/MLeyland
2
382
1
Aus
The Oval
20.08.38
2
DCSCompton/WJEdrich
3
370
1
SAF
Lord’s
21.06.47
3
MC Cowdrey/PBHMay
4
411
3
Win
Birmingham
30.05.57
4
KFBarrington/JHEdrich
2
369
1
NZl
Leeds
08.07.65
5
DI Gower/RT
Robinson
2
331
2
Aus
Birmingham
15.08.85
6
GA Gooch/DI
Gower
2
351
1
Aus
The Oval
29.08.85
7
GA Gooch/AJ
Lamb
3
308
1
Ind
Lord’s
26.07.90
8
SCJ Broad/IJL
Trott
8
332
1
Pak
Lord’s
26.08.10
9
IR Bell/KP
Pietersen
3
350
1
Ind
The Oval
18.08.11
10
JC Buttler/ZCrawley
5
359
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the second occasion of England batmen posting 300 plus runs partnership in a test innings. Both the occasions are tabulated below. Interestingly both these partnerships are registered on home soil
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
SCJBroad/IJL Trott
8
332
1
Pak
Lord’s
26.08.10
2
JCButtler/ZCrawley
5
359
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the record partnership for any wicket by England batsmen against Pakistan. The previous best was 332 runs for the eighth wicket between SCJ Broad and IJL Trott at Lord’s in.08.10. Both these partnerships are tabulated below. Interestingly these partnerships are registered with an interval of ten years.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
SCJBroad/IJL Trott
8
332
1
Pak
Lord’s
26.08.10
2
JC Buttler/ZCrawley
5
359
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the the first occasion of England batsmen posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket and hence constitutes a record partnership for fifth wicket by England batsmen. The previous best was the 254 runs partnership between KWR Fletcher and AW Greig against India at Mumbai-BS in.02.73. Both these partnerships are tabulated below.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JC Buttler/Z
Crawley
5
359
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
2
KWR
Fletcher/AW Greig
5
254
2
Ind
Mumbai
(BS)
6.02.73
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the first occasion of England batsmen posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket on home soil and hence constitutes a record partnership for fifth wicket by England batsmen on home soil. The previous best was the 237 runs partnership between DCS Compton and NWD Yardley at South Africa at Nottingham in.06.47. Both these partnerships are tabulated below.
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JC Buttler/ZCrawley
5
359
1
Pak
Southampton
21.08.20
2
DCSCompton/NWDYardley
5
237
3
SAF
Nottingham
07.06.47
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 13th occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
SGBarnes/DGBradman
5
405
2
Aus
Eng
Sydney
13.12.46
2
AR Border/SRWaugh
5
332*
1
Aus
Eng
Leeds
22.07.93
3
GS Blewett/SR
Waugh
5
385
2
Aus
SAF
Jo’burg
28.02.97
4
JC Adams/BC
Lara
5
322
2
Win
Aus
Kingston
13.03.99
5
JL Langer/RTPonting
5
327
2
Aus
Pak
Perth
26.11.99
6
R Dravid/VVS
Laxman
5
376
3
Ind
Aus
Kolkata
11.03.01
7
R Dravid/VVS
Laxman
5
303
2
Ind
Aus
Adelaide
12.12.03
8
SCGanguly/YuvrajSingh
5
300
1
Ind
Pak
Bengaluru
8.12.07
9
MJ Clarke/MEK
Hussey
5
334*
2
Aus
Ind
Sydney
03.01.12
10
ABdeVilliers/GC Smith
5
338
2
SAF
Pak
Dubai-DSC
23.10.13
11
M Rahim,S Al
Hasan
5
359
1
Ban
NZl
Wellington
12.01.17
12
MR Marsh/SPD
Smith
5
301
2
Aus
Eng
Perth
14.12.17
13
JC Buttler/Z
Crawley
5
359
1
Eng
Pak
S’hampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the fourth occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs for the fifth wicket against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JL Langer/RTPonting
5
327
2
Aus
Pak
Perth
26.11.99
2
SCGanguly/YuvrajSingh
5
300
1
Ind
Pak
Bengaluru
8.12.07
3
AB deVilliers/GC Smith
5
338
2
SAF
Pak
Dubai-DSC
23.10.13
4
JC Buttler/ZCrawley
5
359
1
Eng
Pak
S’hampton
21.08.20
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the record partnership by a team for the fifth wicket against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. The previous best was the 338 runs partnership by South African batsmen AB de Villier and GC Smith at Dubai-DSC in.10.13. Both the partnerships are tabulated below
No
Partners
Wkt
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JCButtler/ZCrawley
5
359
1
Eng
Pak
S’hampton
21.08.20
2
ABdeVilliers/GC Smith
5
338
2
SAF
Pak
Dubai-DSC
23.10.13
Z Crawley and JC Buttler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 101st occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs for various wickets in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 16th occasion of England batsmen posting 300 plus runs for various wickets. It also provides the 14th occasion of batsmen posting 300 plus runs for various wickets against Pakistan
Z Crawley and JCButtler added 359 runs for the fifth wicket in this test to provide the 45th occasion of a team posting 350 plus runs for various wickets in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the ninth occasion of England batsmen posting 350 plus runs for various wickets. It also provides the seventh occasion of batsmen posting 350 plus runs for various wickets against Pakistan
JC Buttler scored 152 runs in this test to provide the 42nd occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fifth occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket
JC Buttler scored 152 runs in this test to provide the first occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman scoring 150 plus runs against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. Previous best was 116 by APE Knott at Birmingham in.06.71.
JC Buttler scored 152 runs in this test to provide the third occasion of a England wicket keeper batsman scoring a century against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. Others are APE Knott – 116 at Birmingham in.06.71 and MJ Prior – 102 not out at Nottingham in.07.10.
Z Crawley {267} and JC Buttler {152} scored 150 plus runs in England’s innings to provide the 145th occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 22nd occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 17th occasions of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket.
It also
provides the third occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the
same innings against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket. It also provides
the first occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same
innings against Pakistan of which one is a double century in the annals of test
cricket.
Z Crawley {267} and JC Buttler {152} scored 150 plus runs in England’s innings to provide the 93rd occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings of which one is a double century or both are double centuries in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the eleventh occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings of which one is a double century or both are double centuries in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fourteenth occasion of two England batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in the same innings of which one is a double century or both are double centuries against Pakistan in the annals of test cricket.
Gopalaswamy
Iyenger Kasturirangan (born 12 October 1930, Madras, India) is a former
cricketer who played first-class cricket in India from 1948 to 1963.
Kasturirangan
was an opening bowler who bowled “sharp inswingers … off the wrong
foot”.He played cricket for the Mysore University team in the Rohinton
Baria Trophy from 1947-48 to 1950-51, taking three wickets in the final in his
last season, when Mysore University won.
He made his
first-class debut in 1948-49 for Mysore in the Ranji Trophy. In 1951-52 Ranji
Trophy matches he took 12 wickets at an average of 10.33. He was selected to
tour the West Indies with India in 1952-53 but declined the invitation and was
replaced by N. Kannayiram.
He continued
to play for Mysore, and captained the team from 1960-61 until his retirement
after the 1962-63 season. His best figures were 6 for 42 (8 for 98 in the
match) against Hyderabad in 1961-62.
Kasturirangan
played 47 matches in his cricket career.
He scored 447 runs in 57 innings of which 27 were not outs. His highest
score was 41 not out and returned with an aveage of 14.90 runs per innings. His
highest score came against Andhra in 1960-61 at Bangalore. He was involved in
an unfinished partnership of 158 runs for the seventh wicket in the company of
KS Viswanath who scored 131 not out.
With the leather he captured 133 wickets of which 47 were bowled. 65
were caught and 21 were leg before wicket. His best bowling innings effort was
7 for 13 in the Rohinton Baria Trophy representing Mysore University against
Poona University at Central College Grounds, Bangalore. Poona University was scuttled out for 45 due
to the magnificent bowling effort of Kasturirangan. He returned with the
bowling figures of 14.0-6-13-7. In Poona’s second innings, he was amongst the
wickets again. His figures read 17.0-7-18-3. He had a great match picking up
ten wickets conceding 31 runs.
Kasturirangan
made his first class debut in a Ranji Trophy match representing Mysore against
Maharashtra at Central College Grounds in 1948-49 season. His first first class
wicket was that of PG Sham Joshi whom he had caught and bowled for 81. He
returned with figures of 18.3-4-29-1. He scored 2 not out with the willow in
Mysore’s first innings. In second innings, his bowling figures read 4.0-0-4-0.
With the willow he scored 429 runs from 36 matches and 48 innings out of which
18 were not outs. He returned with an average of 14.30 runs per innings. His
highest score was 41 not out against Andhra in 1960-61 at Bangalore. With the leather he captured 94 wickets of which
28 were bowled, 52 were caught and 12 were leg before wicket. He had two five
wicket hauls in his first class career –
1
5
13
Tamilnadu
Madras
1960/61
2
6
42
Hyderabad
Hyderabad
1961/62
His best
innings bowlng figures in First class cricket was his 6 for 42 against
Hyderabad at Hyderabad in 1961-62 season.
Kasturirangan’s
last first class match was against Kerala at Trivandrum in 1962-63 season. He
was captaining Mysore in his farewell first class game. He captained Mysore in
nine first class games. His performance while leading read as under
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
HC
C
9
12
5
123
41*
17.57
0
0
Balls
Mdns
Runs
W
BB
Ave
Ct
St
1340
65
487
27
6-42
18.03
4
0
Kasturirangan
plsyed 28 Ranji Trophy matches for Mysore and captained in eight Ranji Trophy
matches. His performace is listed below
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
HC
C
28
35
15
330
41*
16.50
0
0
Balls
Mdns
Runs
Wkts
BB
Ave
Ct
St
4752
226
1518
76
6-42
19.97
16
0
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Ave
HC
C
8
10
4
120
41*
20.00
0
0
Balls
Mdns
Runs
Wkts
BB
Ave
Ct
St
1226
60
428
25
6-42
17.12
2
0
Kasturirangan
has appeared against six visiting teams representing Mysore, South Zone and
Indian Board President’s Eleven. The details are furnished below
No
Date
Visiting Teams
Representing
1
27 Jan 1951
Commonwealth XI in 1950/51
Mysore
2
21 Nov 1952
Pakistan 1952/53
South Zone
3
21 Mar 1958
Ceylon in 1957/58
Mysore
4
16 Jan 1959
West Indies in 1958/59
South Zone
5
07 Jan 1961
Pakistan in 1960/61
Indian BP XI
6
06 Jan 1962
MCC in 1961/62
South Zone
Kasturirangan
has played two Duleep Trophy matches representing South Zone. The details are furnished
below
No
Date
Trophy
Match
Ground
1
30 Sep 1961
Duleep Trophy
South v North
Nehru Stadium, Madras
2
20 Oct 1961
Duleep Trophy
West v South
Brabourne Stadium, Bombay
Post
retirement he was the Vice President of KSCA. He was also a curator of the
pitches at KSCA and was also the Chairman of the pitches subcommittee of BCCI.
Highlights of England’s innings in the Southampton Test against Pakistan
RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in
England’s innings to provide the 17th occasion of an England opening
batsman dismissed for a duck against Pakistan. It also provides the ninth
occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck against Pakistan in
England.
RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in
England’s innings to provide the 250th occasion of an England opening batsman
dismissed for a duck against all oppositions. It also provides the 106th
occasion of an England opening batsman dismissed for a duck against all
oppositions in England.
RJ Burns was dismissed for a duck in
England’s innings to provide the second occasion of his as dismissed for a duck
against all oppositions an England opening batsman. The first such occasion was
against Australia at Manchester in Sep 2019. Thus both ducks of RJ Burns have
come on home soil.
Yasir Shah captured his 100th
wicket on away soil when captured the wicket of OJ Pope leg before wicket for 9
runs. He became the 69th bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 100
plus wickets on away soil. He also became the 21st spin bowler to
achieve such a feat.
Yasir Shah became the ninth Pakistan bowler
to capture 100 plus wickets on away soil. The following table lists all the
nine bowlers
No
Player
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
5
10
1
Wasim Akram
62
109
14629
6278
255
17
4
2
Imran Khan
50
83
11785
5127
199
13
3
3
Waqar Younis
49
86
09326
5115
197
11
2
4
Danish Kaneria
30
58
09183
4873
139
09
0
5
Mushtaq Ahmed
31
52
07866
3773
118
06
1
6
Saeed Ajmal
23
44
07239
3230
111
07
3
7
Saqlain Mushtaq
24
42
07207
3192
106
09
3
8
Mohammad Amir
30
56
06334
2987
101
04
0
9
Yasir Shah
22
39
06188
3580
100
08
1
Yasir Shah became the fifth Pakistan spin bowler
to capture 100 plus wickets on away soil. The following table lists all the
five bowlers
No
Player
Mat
Inns
Balls
Runs
Wkts
5
10
1
Danish Kaneria
30
58
09183
4873
139
09
0
2
Mushtaq Ahmed
31
52
07866
3773
118
06
1
3
Saeed Ajmal
23
44
07239
3230
111
07
3
4
Saqlain Mushtaq
24
42
07207
3192
106
09
3
5
Yasir Shah
22
39
06188
3580
100
08
1
OJ Pope became the 50th leg
before victim of Yasir Shah. Yasir Shah became the 33rd bowler in
the history of test cricket to have 50 or more leg before wicket victims. The following
table lists all the bowlers.
No
Player
Team
Mat
Balls
Runs
Wkts
LBW
1
A Kumble
Ind
132
40850
18355
619
156
2
M Muralitharan
Srl
133
44039
18180
800
150
3
SK Warne
Aus
145
40705
17995
708
138
4
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
22627
09779
414
119
5
GD McGrath
Aus
124
29248
12186
563
113
6
N Kapil Dev
Ind
131
27740
12867
434
111
7
Waqar Younis
Pak
087
16224
08788
373
110
8
HMRKB Herath
Srl
093
25993
12157
433
108
9
WPUJC Vaas
Srl
111
23438
10501
355
100
10
SM Pollock
SAF
108
24353
09733
421
090
11
SCJ Broad
Eng
142
28799
14149
511
089
12
Anderson
Eng
155
33493
15977
593
085
13
Sir RJ Hadlee
NZl
086
21918
09611
431
083
14
IT Botham
Eng
102
21815
10878
383
081
15
Imran Khan
Pak
088
19458
08258
362
080
16
R Ashwin
Ind
071
19586
09282
365
077
17
CA Walsh
Win
132
30019
12688
519
077
18
MD Marshall
Win
081
17584
07876
376
076
19
DL Vettori
NZl
113
28814
12441
362
076
20
GP Swann
Eng
060
15349
07642
255
070
21
Harbhajan Singh
Ind
103
28580
13537
417
068
22
MJ Hoggard
Eng
067
13909
07564
248
065
23
DW Steyn
SAF
093
18608
10077
439
064
24
Z Khan
Ind
092
18785
10247
311
063
25
DK Lillee
Aus
070
18467
08493
355
062
26
Saeed Ajmal
Pak
035
11592
05003
178
059
27
JN Gillespie
Aus
071
14234
06770
259
059
28
TM Alderman
Aus
041
10181
04616
170
058
29
J Garner
Win
058
13169
05433
259
057
30
Abdul Qadir
Pak
067
17126
07742
236
052
31
CEL Ambrose
Win
098
22103
08501
405
052
32
NM Lyon
Aus
096
24568
12320
390
052
33
Yasir Shah
Pak
041
12565
06697
222
050
OJ Pope became the 50th leg
before victim of Yasir Shah. Yasir Shah became the sixth Pakistan bowler in the
history of test cricket to have 50 or more leg before wicket victims The following
table lists all the bowlers.
No
Player
Team
Mat
Balls
Runs
Wkts
LBW
1
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
22627
9779
414
119
2
Waqar Younis
Pak
87
16224
8788
373
110
3
Imran Khan
Pak
88
19458
8258
362
080
4
Saeed Ajmal
Pak
35
11592
5003
178
059
5
Abdul Qadir
Pak
67
17126
7742
236
052
6
Yasir Shah
Pak
41
12565
6697
222
050
Australia and Pakistan are the only two
teams in the annals of test cricket to have six bowlers who have captured 50 or
more leg before wicket victims. Pakistan became the second team when Yasir Shah
joined the list
No
Player
Team
Mat
Balls
Runs
Wkts
LBW
1
SK Warne
Aus
145
40705
17995
708
138
2
GD McGrath
Aus
124
29248
12186
563
113
3
DK Lillee
Aus
070
18467
08493
355
062
4
JN Gillespie
Aus
071
14234
06770
259
059
5
TM Alderman
Aus
041
10181
04616
170
058
6
NM Lyon
Aus
096
24568
12320
390
052
1
Wasim Akram
Pak
104
22627
09779
414
119
2
Waqar Younis
Pak
087
16224
08788
373
110
3
Imran Khan
Pak
088
19458
08258
362
080
4
Saeed Ajmal
Pak
035
11592
05003
178
059
5
Abdul Qadir
Pak
067
17126
07742
236
052
6
Yasir Shah
Pak
041
12565
06697
222
050
This test ended in a draw. It was the 348th
Test match that has ended in a draw involving England and also provides the 180th
drawn test involving England in England
This test ended in a draw. It was the 161st Test match that has ended in a draw involving Pakistan and also provides the 79th drawn test involving Pakistan on away soil.
The result summary between England and
Pakistan at the end of this test read thus