Highlights of third one day at Southampton between England and Ireland

Highlights of third one day at Southampton between England and Ireland

EJG Morgan scored 106 in this game to provide the 24th occasion of an England captain scoring a century in one day games. It also provides the 14th occasion of an England captain scoring a century in one day games on home soil

EJG Morgan scored 106 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of his scoring a century as England captain in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of his scoring a century as an England captain in one day games on home soil

EJG Morgan scored 106 in this game represent his 13th century in one day games. He now stands second in the list of England batsmen who have scorec most centuries in one day games. The first place is occupied by JE Root who has scored 19 centuries. EJG Morgan went past ME Tresothick who has scored 12 centuries. JE Root {19}, EJG Morgan {13} and ME Tresothick {12} are the only three England batsmen who have scored ten or more centuries in one day games.

EJG Morgan scored 106 in this game represent his 54th fifty in one day games representing England. Apart from his 13 centuries, he has also scored 41 half centuries. EJG Morgan is the only England batsman to score 50 plus half centuries.

EJG Morgan scored 106 in this game represent his 60th fifty in one day games – 54 fifties for England and 06 for Ireland. He became the 31st batsman in the history of one day games to score 60 plus fifties.

EJG Morgan’s run aggregate in one day games read 7510 representing both Ireland and England teams. He became the 36th batsman to aggregate 7500 plus runs in one day games.

EJG Morgan scored 106 in this game represent his second century in one day games against Ireland. Prior to this he had scored 124 not out at Dublin-Malahide on 03.09.13.

England posted 328 in this game to provide the 741st occasion of team posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games. It also provides the 79th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games.

England posted 328 in this game to provide the 49th occasion of team dismissed all out after posting a total of 300 plus runs all out in one day games. It also provides the fifth occasion of a England dismissed all out posting a total of 300 plus  runs in one  day games.

Ireland posted 329 for 3 in this game to provide the 742st occasion of team posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games. It also provides the 14th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games.

England posted 328 and Ireland posted 329 for 3 in this game to provide the 141st occasion of both teams posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games.

England posted 328 and lost the match to provide the 146th occasion of a team losing a game after posting 300 plus runs in one day games. It also provides the 21st occasion of England suffering such an ignominy.

England occupies the second place in the list of teams which have lost the game after posting 300 plus runs. India has lost 23 games after posting 300 plus runs.

EJG Morgan and T Banton added 146 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 260th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games. It also provides the 40th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games for the fourth wicket.

EJG Morgan and T Banton added 146 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the sixth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games against Ireland. It also provides the second occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games for the fourth wicket against Ireland.

EJG Morgan and T Banton added 146 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the record stand by England batsmen against Ireland for the fourth wicket. The previous best was 142 runs partnership berween IR Bell and ME Trescothick at Belfast on 13.06.06

PJ Stirling and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 147th occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day games. It also provides the 43rd such occasion for the second wicket in one day games.

PJ Stirling and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the sixth occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day games by Ireland. It also provides the second such occasion for the second wicket in one day games by Ireland batsmen.

It represents the record partnership by Ireland batsmen in one day games. The previous best was 201 runs partnership between A Balbirnie and WTS Porterfield against UAE at ICCA Dubai on 13.01.18

PJ Stirling and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide eleventh occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day games against England. It also provides the fourth such occasion for the second wicket in one day games against England.

PJ Stirling and A Balbirnie added 214 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide first occasion of Ireland batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in one day games against England. It is also a record stand for any wicket by Ireland batsmen against England. The previous best was 162 runs partnership for the sixth wicket between AR Cussaxk and KJ Obrien at Bengaluru on 02.03.11

PR Stirling was dismissed run out for 142 in this game to provide the 99th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games. It also provides the tenth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games against England.

PR Stirling was dismissed run out for 142 in this game represent the highest individual score by a batsman dismissed run out against England. The previous best was 129 by New Zealand batsman JM How at Napier on 20.02.08.

PR Stirling was dismissed run out for 142 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of an Ireland batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games. Other occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 KJ O’Brien 142 1 Ire Ken Nairobi-R 02 Feb 2007
2 PR Stirling 142 2 Ire Eng Southampton 04 Aug 2020
3 KJ O’Brien 113 2 Ire Eng Bengaluru 02 Mar 2011
4 A Balbirnie 101 2 Ire Zim Bready 01 Jul 2019

PR Stirling and KJ O’brien share the record for the highest score by an Ireland batsman dismissed run out in an innings in one day games. Both the batsmen have scored an identical 142 runs.

No Player Runs I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 KJ O’Brien 142 1 Ire Ken Nairobi-R 02 Feb 2007
2 PR Stirling 142 2 Ire Eng Southampton 04 Aug 2020

PR Stirling became the second Ireland batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring a century against England in one day games after KJ O’Brien

No Player Runs I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 PR Stirling 142 2 Ire Eng Southampton 04 Aug 2020
2 KJ O’Brien 113 2 Ire Eng Bengaluru 02 Mar 2011

PR Stirling was dismissed run out for 142 in this game to provide the 55th occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games. It also provides the first occasion of an Ireland opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games. It also provides the fifth occasion of an opening batsman dismissed run out after scoring a century in the history of one day games against England.

PR Stirling was dismissed run out for 142 in this game represent the highest inndividual score by an opening batsman dismissed run out against England. The previous best was 125 by New Zealand opening batsman AJ Finch at Melbourne on 14.02.15.

PR Stirling {142} and A Balbirnie {113} scored centuries in this game to provide the 94th occasion of two batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in the history of one day games. It also provides the ninth such occasion against England in one day games.

It also provides the second such occasion by Ireland batsmen in one day games. The first such occasion was against UAE at ICCA Dubai on 13.01.18 when WTS Porterfield {129} and A Balbirnie {102} came up with centuries.

This game witnessed three centuries – EJG Morgan {106} for England and PR Stirling {142} and A Balbirnie {113} for Ireland to provide the 50th occasion of three or more batsmen scorinng centuries in a one day game. The list includes two occasions of three batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in one day games.

EJG Morgan {106} and A Balbirnie {113} scored centuries in this game to provide the fifth occasion of rival captains scoring centuries in an one day game. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Runs I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 WTSPorterfield 112 1 Ire Eng Dublin-M 03 Sep 2013
2 EJG Morgan 124* 2 Eng Ire Dublin-M 03 Sep 2013
               
1 MushfiqurRahim 117 1 Ban Inf Fatullah 26 Feb 2014
2 V Kohli 136 2 Ind Ban Fatullah 26 Feb 2014
               
1 AD Mathews 139* 1 Srl Ind Ranchi 16 Nov 2014
2 V Kohli 139* 2 Inf Srl Ranchi 16 Nov 2014
               
1 F du Plessis 120 1 RSA Ind Durban 01 Feb 2018
2 V Kohli 112 2 Ind RSA Durban 01 Feb 2018
               
1 EJG Morgan 106 1 Eng Ire S’hampton 04 Aug 2020
2 A Balbirnie 113 2 Ire Eng S’hampton 04 Aug 2020

EJG Morgan {106} and A Balbirnie {113} scored centuries in this game to provide the second occasion of rival captains scoring centuries in an one day game involving England and Ireland. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Runs I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 WTSPorterfield 112 1 Ire Eng Dublin-M 03 Sep 2013
2 EJG Morgan 124* 2 Eng Ire Dublin-M 03 Sep 2013
               
1 EJG Morgan 106 1 Eng Ire S’hampton 04 Aug 2020
2 A Balbirnie 113 2 Ire Eng S’hampton 04 Aug 2020

EJG Morgan {106} scored century in this game to provide the 24th occasion of England captain scoring century in an one day game..A Balbirnie {113} scored century in this game to provide the tenth occasion of an Ireland  captain scoring century in an one day game..

EJG Morgan’s 106 was in a losing case in this game to provide the 75th occasion of a captain’s century going in vain in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the seventh occasion of an England captain’s century in a losing cause in one day games. 

EJG Morgan’s 106 was in a losing case in this game to provide the third occasion of his century going in vain while leading England. He became the sixth captain to wtiness three or more centuries in a losing cause in the history of one day games. Others are – BRM Taulor of Zimbabwe {05}, CH Gayle of West Indies {03}, MS Dhoni of India {03}, V Kohli of India {03} and WTS Porterfield of Ireland {03}

‘If we lose game, it’s on your head’: When wrong LBW call against Chris Gayle left Brad Hogg fuming

‘If we lose game, it’s on your head’: When wrong LBW call against Chris Gayle left Brad Hogg fuming

Former Australia off-spinner Brad Hogg, in a recent video, recalled the 2015 Big Bash League encounter in which he was “annihilated” by Chris Gayle.

The 2015 Big Bash League encounter between Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers was not one of the best games for former Australia spinner Brad Hogg. The left-arm spinner was hammered all over the park by West Indies’ star player Chris Gayle. Hogg was smashed for 44 runs in his 4 overs. Speaking in a video on his Youtube channel ‘Hogg’s Vlog’, the bowler explained how he lost his cool in the match after a wrong LBW call and almost cost the match to his team.

“30th December, 2015, it’s Melbourne Renegades vs Perth Scorchers. Chris Gayle is playing for Renegades, Hoogg is playing for Scorchers. Before the game, I was hoping that our opening bowlers would make the breakthrough and not allow me to get exposed to Chris Gayle. The reasons being the conditions at dockland were not conducive to my bowling. Pitch stays low. I like a pitch with extra bounce because of my top spin where I hit the bat high up on the splice,” Hogg said.

“Chris Gayle already had one-up on me before we started the game. When I came on, I had two plans to Chris Gayle. The first one was up to keep him off strike. The first ball I am bowling, Aaron Finch was on strike. And he turned over the strike straightaway. So, I had the next five balls to Chris Gayle,” Hogg recalled.

“I wanted him to ball quick into the pitch just short of the length. But I didn’t want to be too short because he would be able to pull me, I didn’t want to be just overpitched where he could just power me down the ground. So, as I started bowling, I already had negative thoughts, and I gave away a four and a six in the next three balls,” he further said.

The 49-year-old further recalled how he changed his plans to bowl a quicker one which trapped Gayle on the pads, but the umpire was not convinced that it was hitting the middle stumps. “It was in the 5th delivery, I thought I’d rather slow it up rather than bowl quicker, just to see if I can bamboozle him, and make him swing a little bit earlier. Slowed it up, he missed it. LBW, right in front, hitting middle stump. Umpire gave it not-out.

“Now this umpire has never umpired me before. ‘Why haven’t you given that out, mate’, why haven’t you given that out’. He said ‘it was missing leg stumps’. I said ‘you gotta be kidding me, what do you mean it’s missing leg stumps, it’s turning back and hitting middle’. He said ‘it was wrong-un, and going down leg’. I went off my tree. I said ‘mate, you haven’t seen one ball that I have bowled in my life, and you are telling me that’s wrong-un, when I have actually bowled a leggie. Come on! If that’s cost us the game tonight, it’s on your head’,” Hogg said.

He went on to recall how the decision led to him losing his concentration and he was “annihilated” by Chris Gayle in his next few overs. “The next ball, dot. But the next over, I went for 13 (16, actually). The reason I went for 13 (16) was because I was fielding at square leg when Andrew Tye was bowling his over, and I was still abusing the umpire. I didn’t focus on the job at hand. I went for 44 that evening. And Chris Gayle annihilated me.”

Hogg advised that everyone should do all things with positive mindset and the right attitude to achieve success. “Gayle made me look like a 2nd grade bowler. But, it’s just simple. Anything you do in life, you’ve got the wrong attitude, the wrong mindset, things fall apart. I lost focus, I got angry, and I didn’t control the controllables,” he said.

“So, when you are out in the middle, just make sure, you control the decisions. Don’t get upset over a bad ball. Don’t get upset over bad decisions. If you have got the right mind, you can make it up the very next ball. And that was the difference between Shane Warne playing Test cricket over myself. He had a better mindset in the game of cricket. He was so good in not letting things to him,” Hogg signed off.

Article courtesy – hindustantimes.com

Highlights of the second one day between England and Ireland at Southampton on 01.08.20

Highlights of the second one day between England and Ireland at Southampton on 01.08.20

GJ Delany scored duck in this game to provide the 25th occasion of an Ireland opening batsman scoring a duck in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Ireland opening batsman scoring a duck in one day games against England.

GJ Delany collected a twelve ball duck in this game to provide the 43rd occasion of an opening batsman scoring a duck after facing 12 or more deliveries in the history of one day internationals. He is the first Ireland opening batsman to face such an ignominy  also became the fourth opening batsman to collect a duck after facing 12 or more deliveries against England The following table lists the four batsmen.

No Player R BF I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 Frasat Ali 0 17 2 EAF Eng Birmingham 14 Jun 1975
2 SM Gavaskar 0 13 1 Ind Eng Ahmedabad 25 Nov 1981
3 RB Richardson 0 12 2 Win Eng Melbourne 30 Jan 1987
4 GJ Delany 0 12 1 Ire Eng Southampton 01 Aug 2020

AU Rashid returned with three for 34 in this game. His aggregate of one day wickets at the end of this game read 150. He became the 23rd spin bowler also the first England spin bowler to capture 150 plus wickets in the history of one day internationals.

C Campher of Ireland scored 68 in this game. It was his second consecutive fifty since his one day debut. He had scored 50 not out Southampton on 30.07.20 on his one day debut. He became the 21st batsman to score two or more consecutive fifties since one day debut in the history of one day internationals. All cuch occasions are listed below

No Player Team Score Opp Ground Date
1 JH Edrich Eng 82 Aus Melbourne 05.01.71 
    Eng 90 Ind Leeds 13.07.74
             
2 IM Chappell Aus 60 Eng Melbourne 05.01.71 
    Aus 53 Eng Manchester 24.05.72
             
3 Rameez Raja Pak 75 NZl Christchurch 06.02.85 
    Pak 59 NZl Auckland 16.02.85
             
4 NS Sidhu Ind 73 Aus Chennai 09.10.87 
    Ind 75 NZl Mumbai 14.10.87
             
5 PV Simmons Win 50 Pak Lahore 16.10.87 
    Win 89 Srl Kanpur 21.10.87
             
6 MH Dekker Zim 79 NZl Bulawayo 31.10.82 
    Zim 55 NZl Harare 08.11.82
             
7 Mohd Yousuf Pak 59* Zim Harare 28.03.98 
    Pak 66 Zim Harare 29.03.98
             
8 Nasir Jamshed Pak 61 Zim Karachi 21.01.08 
    Pak 74 Zim Hyd-Pak 24.01.08
             
9 Khurram Manzoor Pak 50 Zim Sheikupura 02.02.08 
    Pak 69 Win Abu Dhabhi 12.11.08
             
10 DJ Hussey Aus 50 Win Basseterre 04.07.08 
    Aus 52 Win Basseterre 06.07.08
             
11 CRM Douglas Ber 69 Can King City NW 18.08.08 
    Ber 53 Win King City NW 20.08.08
             
12 TLW Cooper Net 80* Sco Rotterdam 15.06.10,
    Net 87 Sco Amstelveen 01.07.10 
    Net 67 Ken Voorburg 03.07.10
             
13 Raza-Ur-Rehman Can 70 Ken ICCA Dubai 11.03.13 
    Can 51 Ken ICCA Dubai 13.02.13
             
14 Sohaib Maqsood Pak 56 RSA Abu Dhabi 08.11.13 
    Pak 53 RSA Sharjah 11.11.13
             
15 Usman Ghani Afg 70 HKG K Lampur 01.05.14 
    Afg 55 UAE K Lampur 02.05.14
             
16 VV Morea PNG 54 HKG Townsville 08.11.14 
    PNG 65* HKG Townsvile 09.11.14
             
17 Afsar Zazai Afg 60 UAE ICCA Dubai 28.11.14 
    Afg 51 UAE ICCA Dubai         30.11.14
             
18  MA  Jones Sco 87 Ire ICCA Dubai 16.01.18 
    Sco 74 Ire ICCA Dubai 18.01.18
             
19 He Van der dussen           RSA 93 Pak P Elizabeth 19.01.19 
    RSA 80* Pak Durban 22.01.19
             
20 MP O’Dowd Nam 86* Zim Deventer 19.06.19 
    Nam 59 Zim Deventer 21.06.19
             
21 C  Campher Ire 50* Eng Southampton 30.07.20 
    Ire 68 Eng Southmapton 01.08.20

C Campher and Simi Singh added 60 runs for the seventh wicket in this game to provide the 14th occasion of Ireland batmen posting fifty plus runs partnership for the seventh wicket in one day games. It also provides the third such occasion against England.

JJ Roy was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 108th occasion of an England opening batsman dismssied for a duck in one day games. It also provides the third occasion of an England batsman dismissed for a duck against Ireland. 

JJ Roy collected his second duck against Ireland in this game. Prior to this, he was dismissed for a duck against Ireland at Bristol on 05.05.17.

JJ Roy collected his eighth duck in one day games. He now occupies the second place in the list of England opening batsmen who have scored most ducks in one day games. ME Trescothick with 13 ducks to his credit occupies the first place. JJ Roy went past AN Cook who has scored seven ducks to occupy the second place.

GJ Delany of Ireland and JJ Roy of England scored duck in this game to provide the 128th occasion of rivel opening batsmn scoring ducks in one day games.

JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to provide the 367th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a fifty in one day games. His knock provides the sixth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day games.

JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to provide the 31st occasion of an England wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a fifty in one day games. His knock provides the first occasion of an England wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day games.

JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to provide the 83rd occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in one day games. His knock provides the second occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day games. JM Bairstow’s 82 represent the highest individual score by an England opening batsman against England in one day games. The previous best was 61 not out by BT Foakes at Dublin-M on 03.05.20

EJG Morgan scored duck in this game to provide the 58th occasion of an England captain scoring a duck in one day games. It also provides the second occasion of an England captain scoring a duck in a one day game against Ireland.

It is interesting to note that on both the occasions, it was EJG Morgan who collected the ducks. The first occasion wss at Dublin-M at on 03.05.19. Second occasion was at Southampton on 01.08.20

JJ Roy scored zero and JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of England opening batsman scoring a zero and a fifty in an innings in one day internationals. All scuh occasions are tabulated below

No No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 1 DW Randall 0 1 Win Brisbane 23 Dec 1979
  2 G Boycott 68 1 Win Brisbane 23 Dec 1979
               
2 1 BC Broad 106 1 NZl Napier 16 Mar 1988
  2 CWJ Athey 0 1 NZl Napier 16 Mar 1988
               
3 1 GA Gooch 0 2 Win Birmingham 23 May 1991
  2 MAAtherton 69* 2 Win Birmingham 23 May 1991
               
4 1 MAAtherton 0 2 Ind Manchester 26 May 1996
  2 AD Brown 118 2 Ind Manchester 26 May 1996
               
5 1 NV Knight 74 2 RSA Birmingham 18 Aug 1998
  2 AD Brown 0 2 RSA Birmingham 18 Aug 1998
               
6 1 METrescothick 121 2 Ind Kolkata 19 Jan 2002
  2 NV Knight 0 2 Ind Kolkata 19 Jan 2002
               
7 1 METrescothick 95 1 Ind Mumbai 03 Feb 2002
  2 NV Knight 0 1 Ind Mumbai 03 Feb 2002
               
8 1 METrescothick 0 1 Ind Col-RPS 22 Sep 2002
  2 NV Knight 50 1 Ind Col-RPS 22 Sep 2002
               
9 1 METrescothick 0 2 RSA Lord’s 12 Jul 2003
  2 VS Solanki 50 2 RSA Lord’s 12 Jul 2003
               
10 1 RS Bopara 0 1 Ire Belfast 27 Aug 2009
  2 JL Denly 67 1 Ire Belfast 27 Aug 2009
               
11 1 AJ Strauss 154 1 Ban Birmingham 12 Jul 2010
  2 C Kieswetter 0 1 Ban Birmingham 12 Jul 2010
               
12 1 AN Cook 0 1 Win Southampton 16 Jun 2012
  2 IR Bell 126 1 Win Southampton 16 Jun 2012
               
13 1 AN Cook 0 1 NZl Nottingham 05 Jun 2013
  2 IR Bell 82 1 NZl Nottingham 05 Jun 2013
               
14 1 JJ Roy 0 2 Ire Southampton 01 Aug 2020
  2 JM Bairstow 82 2 Ire Southampton 01 Aug 2020

JJ Roy scored zero and JM Bairstow scored 82 in this game to provide the second occasion of England opening batsman scoring a zero and a fifty in an innings against Ireland in one day internationals. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 1 RS Bopara 0 1 Ire Belfast 27 Aug 2009
  2 JL Denly 67 1 Ire Belfast 27 Aug 2009
               
2 1 JJ Roy 0 2 Ire Southampton 01 Aug 2020
  2 JM Bairstow 82 2 Ire Southampton 01 Aug 2020

JJ Roy,  EJG Morgan and MM Ali scored ducks in England’s innings to provide the 37th occasion of three or more England batsmen scoring ducks in an innings in one day internationals. It also provides the first such occasion by England batsmen against Ireland in one day internationals.

England carved its 377th win in one day internationals when it won the game by four wickets. This win also represent England’s 190th win when it had lost the toss.

C Campher of Ireland joins the select band of batsmen who have scored two or more consecutive fifties from their one day debut

C Campher of Ireland joins the select band of batsmen who have scored two or more consecutive fifties from their one day debut

C Campher of Ireland scored 59* vs England at Southampton on 30.07.20 and 68 vs England at Southmapton on 01.08.20 in two consecutive  games to provide the 21st occasion of a batsman scoring two or more consecutive fifties since their one day debut in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are listed below

No Player Team Score Opp Ground Date
1 JH Edrich Eng 82 Aus Melbourne 05.01.71 
    Eng 90 Ind Leeds 13.07.74
             
2 IM Chappell Aus 60 Eng Melbourne 05.01.71 
    Aus 53 Eng Manchester 24.05.72
             
3 Rameez Raja Pak 75 NZl Christchurch 06.02.85 
    Pak 59 NZl Auckland 16.02.85
             
4 NS Sidhu Ind 73 Aus Chennai 09.10.87 
    Ind 75 NZl Mumbai 14.10.87
             
5 PV Simmons Win 50 Pak Lahore 16.10.87 
    Win 89 Srl Kanpur 21.10.87
             
6 MH Dekker Zim 79 NZl Bulawayo 31.10.82 
    Zim 55 NZl Harare 08.11.82
             
7 Mohd Yousuf Pak 59* Zim Harare 28.03.98 
    Pak 66 Zim Harare 29.03.98
             
8 Nasir Jamshed Pak 61 Zim Karachi 21.01.08 
    Pak 74 Zim Hyd-Pak 24.01.08
             
9 Khurram Manzoor Pak 50 Zim Sheikupura 02.02.08 
    Pak 69 Win Abu Dhabhi 12.11.08
             
10 DJ Hussey Aus 50 Win Basseterre 04.07.08 
    Aus 52 Win Basseterre 06.07.08
             
11 CRM Douglas Ber 69 Can King City NW 18.08.08 
    Ber 53 Win King City NW 20.08.08
             
12 TLW Cooper Net 80* Sco Rotterdam 15.06.10,
    Net 87 Sco Amstelveen 01.07.10 
    Net 67 Ken Voorburg 03.07.10
             
13 Raza-Ur-Rehman Can 70 Ken ICCA Dubai 11.03.13 
    Can 51 Ken ICCA Dubai 13.02.13
             
14 Sohaib Maqsood Pak 56 RSA Abu Dhabi 08.11.13 
    Pak 53 RSA Sharjah 11.11.13
             
15 Usman Ghani Afg 70 HKG K Lampur 01.05.14 
    Afg 55 UAE K Lampur 02.05.14
             
16 VV Morea PNG 54 HKG Townsville 08.11.14 
    PNG 65* HKG Townsvile 09.11.14
             
17 Afsar Zazai Afg 60 UAE ICCA Dubai 28.11.14 
    Afg 51 UAE ICCA Dubai         30.11.14
             
18  MA  Jones Sco 87 Ire ICCA Dubai 16.01.18 
    Sco 74 Ire ICCA Dubai 18.01.18
             
19 He Van der dussen           RSA 93 Pak P Elizabeth 19.01.19 
    RSA 80* Pak Durban 22.01.19
             
20 MP O’Dowd Nam 86* Zim Deventer 19.06.19 
    Nam 59 Zim Deventer 21.06.19
             
21 C  Campher Ire 59* Eng Southampton 30.07.20 
    Ire 68 Eng Southmapton 01.08.20
Highlights of the first one day international between England and Ireland

Highlights of the first one day international between England and Ireland

England won the toss and fielded first in this game to provide the 206th occasion of England doing so in one day games. It also provides the 104th occasion of England doing so in one day games on home soil.

England won the toss and fielded first in this game to provide the fouth occasion of England doing so in one day games against Ireland. It also provides the first occasion of England doing so in one day games on home soil against Ireland.

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the 36th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day games. It also provides the 16th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day games at home

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the 33rd occasion of an England bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games. It also provides the 15th occasion of an England bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games at home

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the first occasion of an England left arm pace bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games. It also provides the first occasion of an England left arm pace bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games at home

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the third occasion of an England left arm bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games. It also provides the second occasion of an England left arm bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games at home

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the fourth occasion of an left arm bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings and also exact five wickets in an innings in one day games. The following table lists the four occasions

No Player W R Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 Yuvraj Singh 5-31 31 Ind Ire Bengaluru 06 Mar 2011
2 Imad Wasim 5-14 14 Pak Ire Dublin-M 18 Aug 2016
3 MJ Santner 5-50 50 NZl Ire Dublin-M 14 May 2017
4 DJ Willey 5-30 30 Eng Ire Southampton 30 Jul 2020

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in one day games against Ireland. The following table lists all such occasions

No Player W-R I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 Farhad Reza 5-42 2 Ban Ire Dhaka 20 Mar 2008
2 JR Hopes 5-14 2 Aus Ire Dublin 17 Jun 2010
3 EC Rainsford 5-36 1 Zim Ire Harare 30 Sep 2010
4 Yuvraj Singh 5-31 1 Ind Ire Bengaluru 06 Mar 2011
5 RM Haq 5-54 1 Sco Ire Dublin-M 12 Sep 2014
6 MD Shanaka 5-43 2 Srl Ire Dublin-M 16 Jun 2016
7 Imad Wasim 5-14 2 Pak Ire Dublin-M 18 Aug 2016
8 Zahoor Khan 6-34 1 UAE Ire ICCA Dubai 02 Mar 2017
9 Rashid Khan 6-43 2 Afg Ire G Noida 17 Mar 2017
10 AU Rashid 5-27 1 Eng Ire Bristol 05 May 2017
11 MJ Santner 5-59 2 NZl Ire Dublin-M 14 May 2017
12 Abu Jayed 5-58 1 Ban Ire Dublin 15 May 2019
13 Gulbadin Naib 6-43 2 Afg Ire Belfast 21 May 2019
14 DJ Willey 5-30 1 Eng Ire Southampton 30 Jul 2020

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of a bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games against Ireland. The following table lists all such occasions

No Player W-R I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 Farhad Reza 5-42 2 Ban Ire Dhaka 20 Mar 2008
2 JR Hopes 5-14 2 Aus Ire Dublin 17 Jun 2010
3 EC Rainsford 5-36 1 Zim Ire Harare 30 Sep 2010
4 Yuvraj Singh 5-31 1 Ind Ire Bengaluru 06 Mar 2011
5 RM Haq 5-54 1 Sco Ire Dublin-M 12 Sep 2014
6 MD Shanaka 5-43 2 Srl Ire Dublin-M 16 Jun 2016
7 Imad Wasim 5-14 2 Pak Ire Dublin-M 18 Aug 2016
8 AU Rashid 5-27 1 Eng Ire Bristol 05 May 2017
9 MJ Santner 5-59 2 NZl Ire Dublin-M 14 May 2017
10 Abu Jayed 5-58 1 Ban Ire Dublin 15 May 2019
11 DJ Willey 5-30 1 Eng Ire Southampton 30 Jul 2020

DJ Willey captured five for 30 in this game to provide the second occasion of an England bowler capturing exact five wickets in an innings in one day games against Ireland. AU Rashid had captured five for 27 at Bristol on 05.05.17.  The following table lists both such occasions

No Player W-R I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 AU Rashid 5-27 1 Eng Ire Bristol 05 May 2017
2 DJ Willey 5-30 1 Eng Ire Southampton 30 Jul 2020

DJ Willey’s 5 for 30 in this game represent his first five wicket haul and also his best bowling effort in one day games. It was an improvement over his previous best figures of four for 34 against Sri Lanka at Cardiff on 02.07.16

DJ Willey’s 5 for 30 in this game represent his third four wicket haul in one day games. All the three occasions are tabulated below

No W-R I Opp Ground Start Date
1 5-30 1 Ire Southampton 30 Jul 2020
2 4-34 2 Srl Cardiff 02 Jul 2016
3 4-43 1 Aus Ch-le-St 21 Jun 2018

HT Tector was dismissed for a duck in this game to provide the 224th occasion of a batsman dismissed for a duck on his one day debut in the history of one day internationals. He also became the 24th batsman to be dismissed for a duck on one day debut against England.

He also became the third Ireland batsman to be dismissed for a duck against England on one day debut. Others are DJ Joyce and PG Gillepsie at Belfast on 13.06.06. He also became the seventh Ireland batsman to be dismissed for a duck on one day debut.

LJ Tucker was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the 168th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman to collect the first ball duck in the history of one day game. He also became the second Ireland wicket keeper batsman to collect the first ball duck. His dismissal provides the third such occasion by an Ireland wicket keeper batsman. NJ Obrien has been dismissed twice for a first ball duck on two occasions – against Australia at Bridgetown on 13.04.07 and against Zimbabwe at Harare on 26.09.10

LJ Tucker was dismissed for a first ball duck in this game to provide the 14th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman to collect the first ball duck in the history of one day game against England. He also became the first Ireland wicket keeper to suffer such an ignominy against England.

C Campher scored 59 not out in this game to provide the 130th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his one day international debut. It also provides the 115th occasion of a batsman scoring a half century on his one day international debut

C Campher scored 59 not out in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his one day international debut against England. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a batsman scoring a half century on his one day international debut England.

C Campher scored 59 not out in this game to provide the second occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty on his one day international debut against England It also provides the second occasion of an Ireland batsman scoring a half century on his one day international debut against England

AC Botha is the other Ireland batsman to score a fifty against England on his one day international debut. He had scored 52 at Belfast on 13.06.06. He is also the other Ireland batsman to score a half century against England on his one day international debut.

AC Botha, EJG Morgan and C Campher are the three Ireland batsmen to score a fifty on their one day international debut

No Player Runs I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 AC Botha 52 2 Ire Eng Belfast 13 Jun 2006
2 EJG Morgan 99 1 Ire Sco Ayr 05 Aug 2006
3 C Campher 59* 1 Ire Eng Southampton 30 Jul 2020

C Campher’s 59 not out in this game provide the 170th occasion of an Ireland batsman scoring a fifty in one day games. It also provides the sixth occasion of an Ireland batsman scoring a fifty in one day internationals against England.

C Campher’s 59 not out in this game provide the 134th occasion of an Ireland batsman scoring a half century in one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Ireland batsman scoring a half century in one day internationals against England.

HT Tector, LJ Tucker and Simi Singh scored zeroes in Ireland’s innings in this game to provide the 37th occasion of three or more batsmen scoring ducks in an innings against England in one day internationals. It also provides the tenth such occasion by Ireland batsmen in one day internationals and the first such occasion by Ireland batsmen against England in one day internationals.

Simi Singh was dismissed run out for a duck in this game to provide the ninth occasion of an Ireland  batsman dismissed run out without scoring in one day internationals, He became the first Ireland batsman to suffer such an ignominy against England in one day internationals.

Simi Singh was dismissed run out for a duck in this game to provide the 50th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out without scoring in one day internationals against England.

Ireland lost its five wickets for 28 runs in its innings to provide the seventh occasion of a team losing its half the side for exact 28 runs in the history of one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No FoW I Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 5/28 1 Pak Aus Melbourne 02 Feb 2000
2 5/28 2 Nam Aus Potchefstroom 27 Feb 2003
3 5/28 2 NZl Aus Auckland 03 Dec 2005
4 5/28 1 Ken Net Potchefstroom 19 Apr 2009
5 5/28 1 Aus Srl Brisbane 18 Jan 2013
6 5/28 2 Srl Pak Karachi 30 Sep 2019
7 5/28 1 Ire Eng Southampton 30 Jul 2020

Ireland lost its five wickets for 28 runs in its innings to provide the first occasion of a Ireland losing its half the side for exact 28 runs in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the first occasion of a team losing its half the side for exact 28 runs in the history of one day internationals against England.

SW Biillings scored 67 not out in this game to provide the 17th occasion of an England batsman scoring a fifty against Ireland in one day internationals. It also provides the 14th occasion of an England batsman scoring a half century against Ireland in one day internationals.

England carved its 376th win in one day games when it won this game by six wickets. It also represents its ninth win against Ireland.

Highlights of the final day’s play of the third test at Manchester between England and West Indies

Highlights of the final day’s play of the third test at Manchester between England and West Indies

SCJ Broad of England became the seventh bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests. His 500th victim was KC Brathwaite whom he had leg before wicket for 19 in West Indies second innings.  He needed nine wickets to reach the land mark and captured six wickets in the first innings of the third test at Manchester and his third wicket West Indies’ second innings on the final day of the  test – that of KC Brathwaite whom he had leg before – gave him his 500th wicket. At the end of the test his wicket aggregate read 501. He captured 10 for 67 in this test – 6 for 31 in the first innings and 4 for 36 in the second innings. The following table lists the seven bowlers who have captured 500 plus wickets.

No Player Team Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 Muralitharan Srl 133 230 44039 18180 800 67 22
2 SK Warne Aus 145 273 40705 17995 708 37 10
3 A Kumble Ind 132 236 40850 18355 619 35 08
4 JMAnderson Eng 153 286 33163 15820 589 28 03
5 GDMcGrath Aus 124 243 29248 12186 563 29 03
6 CA Walsh Win 132 242 30019 12688 519 22 03
7 SCJ Broad Eng 140 258 28440 14002 501 18 02

SCJ Broad of England became the fourth pace bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests after JM Anderson, GD McGrath and CA Walsh. He became the second England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests after JM Anderson

SCJ Broad of England scored 62 and capture 10 for 67 in the just concluded third test against West Indies at Manchester to provide the 29th occasion of a cricketer scoring a fifty  in an innings and capturing ten or more wickets in a match in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the first such occasion by an England cricketer against West Indies.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 FE Woolley 62 – 10-049 Eng Aus The Oval Aug 1912
2 AW Greig 51 – 10-149 Eng NZl Auckland Feb 1975
3 JK Lever 53 – 10-070 Eng Ind Delhi Dec 1976
4 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Eng Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
5 MM Ali 87 – 10-112 Eng SAF Lord’s Jul 2017
6 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the sixth occasion of a cricketer performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 AK Davidson – 80 11-222 Aus Win Brisbane Dec 1960
2 RJ Hadlee 51 – 11-102 NZl Win Dunedin Feb 1980
3 AR Border 75 – 11-096 Aus Win Sydney Jan 1989
4 MG Bevan 85* – 10-113 Aus Win Adelaide Jan 1997
5 CL Cairns 72 – 10-100 NZl Win Hamilton Dec 1999
6 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020

SCJ Broad captured 10 for 67 in this test to provide the 108th occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test. It also provides the 61st  occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test at home and the 12th such occasion at Manchester. All the twelve occasions are tabulated below

No Player Overs M Runs W Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 R Peel 42.2×4 21 68 11 Aus Manchester Aug 1888
2 T Richardson 67.4×5 20 156 10 Aus Manchester Aug 1893
3 T Richardson 110.3×5 39 244 13 Aus Manchester Jul 1896
4 WH Lockwood 37.1 10 76 11 Aus Manchester Jul 1902
5 AP Freeman 51.4 23 93 10 Win Manchester Jul 1928
6 AP Freeman 71.4 25 171 12 SAF Manchester Jul 1929
7 AV Bedser 51.0 13 93 11 Ind Manchester Jul 1946
8 AV Bedser 56.5 18 112 12 SAF Manchester Jul 1951
9 JC Laker 68.0 27 90 19 Aus Manchester Jul 1956
10 SJ Harmison 31.1 10 76 11 Pak Manchester Jul 2006
11 MS Panesar 68.3 18 187 10 Win Manchester Jun 2007
12 SCJ Broad 22.1 5 67 10 Win Manchester Jul 2020

SCJ Broad captured 10 for 67 in this test to provide the 15th occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test against West Indies. It also provides the ninth occasion of an England bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test at home against West Indies

No Player Overs M Runs W Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 AP Freeman 51.4 23 093 10 Win Manchester Jul 1928
2 CS Marriott 41.1 08 096 11 Win The Oval Aug 1933
3 TE Bailey 43.0 14 098 11 Win Lord’s Jun 1957
4 GAR Lock 37.4 19 048 11 Win The Oval Aug 1957
5 FS Trueman 70.0 25 152 11 Win Lord’s Jun 1963
6 FS Trueman 40.3 07 119 12 Win Birmingham Jul 1963
7 MS Panesar 68.3 18 187 10 Win Manchester Jun 2007
8 SCJ Broad 58.5 12 165 11 Win Lord’s May 2012
9 SCJ Broad 22.1 05 067 10 Win Manchester Jul 2020

FS Trueman and SCJ Broad are the two bowlers to capture ten plus wickets in a test against West Indies at home on two occasions. SCJ Broad emulated FS Trueman with his 10 for 67 in this test

No Player Overs M Runs W Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 FS Trueman 70.0 25 152 11 Win Lord’s Jun 1963
2 FS Trueman 40.3 07 119 12 Win Birmingham Jul 1963
                 
1 SCJ Broad 58.5 12 165 11 Win Lord’s May 2012
2 SCJ Broad 22.1 05 067 10 Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the third such occasion at Manchester. All the three occasions are tabulated below.SCJ Broad’s 10 for 67 in this test represent the best match figures by an England bowler against West Indies at Manchester. Previous best was AP Freeman’s 10 for 93 in Jul 1928. Thus SCJ Broad’s figures was an improvement after 92 years.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 AP Freeman 51.4 23 093 10 Win Manchester Jul 1928
2 MS Panesar 68.3 18 187 10 Win Manchester Jun 2007
3 SCJ Broad 22.1 5 067 10 Win Manchester Jul 2020

SCJ Broad’s 10 for 67 represents his third ten wicket haul in a test. He became the 14th England bowler to capture ten or more wickets in a test on three of more occasions. The following table lists all the 14 bowlers with their performances. 

No No Player W Runs Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 1 SF Barnes 13 163 Aus Melbourne Jan 1902
  2 SF Barnes 11 110 SAF Lord’s Jun 1912
  3 SF Barnes 10 115 SAF Leeds Jul 1912
  4 SF Barnes 13 57 SAF The Oval Aug 1912
  5 SF Barnes 10 105 SAF Durban Dec 1913
  6 SF Barnes 17 159 SAF Jo’burg Dec 1913
  7 SF Barnes 14 144 SAF Durban Feb 1914
               
2 1 DL Underwood 11 70 NZl Lord’s Jul 1969
  2 DL Underwood 12 101 NZl The Oval Aug 1969
  3 DL Underwood 12 97 NZl Christchurch Feb 1971
  4 DL Underwood 10 82 Aus Leeds Jul 1972
  5 DL Underwood 13 71 Pak Lord’s Aug 1974
  6 DL Underwood 11 215 Aus Adelaide Jan 1975
               
3 1 AV Bedser 11 145 Ind Lord’s Jun 1946
  2 AV Bedser 11 93 Ind Manchester Jul 1946
  3 AV Bedser 10 105 Aus Melbourne Feb 1951
  4 AV Bedser 12 112 SAF Manchester Jul 1951
  5 AV Bedser 14 99 Aus Nottingham Jun 1953
               
4 1 GA Lohmann 12 104 Aus The Oval Aug 1886
  2 GA Lohmann 10 87 Aus Sydney Feb 1887
  3 GA Lohmann 10 142 Aus Sydney Jan 1892
  4 GA Lohmann 15 45 SAF P Elizabeth Feb 1896
  5 GA Lohmann 12 71 SAF Jo’burg Mar 1896
               
5 1 C Blythe 11 118 SAF Cape Town Mar 1906
  2 C Blythe 15 99 SAF Leeds Jul 1907
  3 C Blythe 11 102 Aus Birmingham May 1909
  4 C Blythe 10 104 SAF Cape Town Mar 1910
               
6 1 IT Botham 11 140 NZl Lord’s Aug 1978
  2 IT Botham 11 176 Aus Perth Dec 1979
  3 IT Botham 13 106 Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
  4 IT Botham 10 253 Aus The Oval Aug 1981
               
7 1 J Briggs 11 74 Aus Lord’s Jul 1886
  2 J Briggs 15 28 SAF Cape Town Mar 1889
  3 J Briggs 12 136 Aus Adelaide Mar 1892
  4 J Briggs 10 148 Aus The Oval Aug 1893
               
8 1 T Richardson 10 156 Aus Manchester Aug 1893
  2 T Richardson 11 173 Aus Lord’s Jun 1896
  3 T Richardson 13 244 Aus Manchester Jul 1896
  4 T Richardson 10 204 Aus Sydney Feb 1898
               
9 1 FS Trueman 11 88 Aus Leeds Jul 1961
  2 FS Trueman 11 152 Win Lord’s Jun 1963
  3 FS Trueman 12 119 Win Birmingham Jul 1963
               
10 1 GAR Lock 11 48 Win The Oval Aug 1957
  2 GAR Lock 11 65 NZl Leeds Jul 1958
  3 GAR Lock 11 84 NZl Christchurch Feb 1959
               
11 1 GP Swann 10 217 Ban Chattogram Mar 2010
  2 GP Swann 10 181 Srl Col-PSS Apr 2012
  3 GP Swann 10 132 NZl Leeds May 2013
               
12 1 JC Laker 10 119 SAF The Oval Aug 1951
  2 JC Laker 11 113 Aus Leeds Jul 1956
  3 JC Laker 19 90 Aus Manchester Jul 1956
               
13 1 JM Anderson 11 71 Pak Nottingham Jul 2010
  2 JM Anderson 10 158 Aus Nottingham Jul 2013
  3 JM Anderson 10 45 Srl Leeds May 2016
               
14 1 SCJ Broad 11 165 Win Lord’s May 2012
  2 SCJ Broad 11 121 Aus Ch-le-St Aug 2013
  3 SCJ Broad 10 67 Win Manchester Jul 2020

CR Woakes captured 5 for 50 in the second innings of this test to provide the 103rd occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against West Indies. It also provides the 64th occasion of an England bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against West Indies at home and also tenth such occasion at Manchester

CR Woakes captured 5 for 50 in the second innings of this test to provide the 19th occasion of a bowler capturing five wickets conceding exact 50 runs in a test innings.

CR Woakes became the fourth England bowler to capture five wickets conceding exact 50 runs in a test innings after C Blythe, NA Mallender and AR Caddick

No Player W R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 C Blythe 5 50 Eng SAF Cape Town Mar 1906
2 NA Mallender 5 50 Eng Pak Leeds Jul 1992
3 AR Caddick 5 50 Eng Aus Birmingham Jun 1997
4 CR Woakes 5 50 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020

He also became the second bowler to capture five wickets conceding exact 50 runs in a test innings against West Indies after GD McGrath. His figures represent the third occasion.

No Player W Runs Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 GD McGrath 5 50 Aus Win Melbourne Dec 1996
2 GD McGrath 5 50 Aus Win Port of Spain Mar 1999
3 CR Woakes 5 50 Aus Win Manchester Jul 2020

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the 16th occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Team Result Margin Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 England won 675 runs Aus Brisbane Nov 1928
2 England won 354 runs Pak Nottingham Jul 2010
3 England won 347 runs Aus Lord’s Jul 2013
4 England won 338 runs Aus Adelaide Jan 1933
5 England won 330 runs Pak Manchester Jul 2016
6 England won 329 runs Ban Chattogram Oct 2003
7 England won 322 runs Aus Brisbane Dec 1936
8 England won 319 runs Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
9 England won 312 runs SAF Cape Town Jan 1957
10 England won 299 runs Aus Sydney Jan 1971
11 England won 289 runs Aus The Oval Aug 1926
12 England won 288 runs SAF P Elizabeth Feb 1896
13 England won 269 runs Win Manchester Jul 2020
14 England won 266 runs Ind Southampton Jul 2014
15 England won 256 runs Win Birmingham Jul 2004
16 England won 256 runs Win Port of Spain Jan 1960

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the third occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Team Result Margin Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 England won 269 runs Win Manchester Jul 2020
2 England won 256 runs Win Birmingham Jul 2004
3 England won 256 runs Win Port of Spain Jan 1960

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the second occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin at Manchester. Both occasions are tabulated below.

No Team Result Margin Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 England won 330 runs Pak Manchester Jul 2016
2 England won 269 runs Win Manchester Jul 2020

England won this test by 269 runs to provide the eighth occasion of England winning a test by 250 plus runs margin at home. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Team Result Margin Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 England won 256 runs Win Birmingham Jul 2004
2 England won 347 runs Aus Lord’s Jul 2013
3 England won 330 runs Pak Manchester Jul 2016
4 England won 269 runs Win Manchester Jul 2020
5 England won 354 runs Pak Nottingham Jul 2010
6 England won 319 runs Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
7 England won 266 runs Ind Southampton Jul 2014
8 England won 289 runs Aus The Oval Aug 1926
SCJ Broad of England captures his 500th test wicket

SCJ Broad of England captures his 500th test wicket

SCJ Broad of England became the seventh bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests. His 500th victim was KC Brathwaite whom he had leg before wicket for 19 in West Indies second innings.  He needed nine wickets to reach the land mark and captured six wickets in the first innings of the third test at Manchester and his third wicket West Indies’ second innings on the final day of the  test – that of KC Brathwaite whom he had leg before – gave him his 500th wicket. At the end of the test his wicket aggregate read 501. He captured 10 for 67 in this test – 6 for 31 in the first innings and 4 for 36 in the second innings. The following table lists the seven bowlers who have captured 500 plus wickets.

No Player Team Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 M Muralitharan Srl 133 230 44039 18180 800 67 22
2 SK Warne Aus 145 273 40705 17995 708 37 10
3 A Kumble Ind 132 236 40850 18355 619 35 08
4 JM Anderson Eng 153 286 33163 15820 589 28 03
5 GD McGrath Aus 124 243 29248 12186 563 29 03
6 CA Walsh Win 132 242 30019 12688 519 22 03
7 SCJ Broad Eng 140 258 28440 14002 501 18 02

SCJ Broad of England became the fourth pace bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests after JM Anderson,GD McGrath and CA Walsh.

No Player Team Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 JM Anderson Eng 153 286 33163 15820 589 28 03
2 GD McGrath Aus 124 243 29248 12186 563 29 03
3 CA Walsh Win 132 242 30019 12688 519 22 03
4 SCJ Broad Eng 140 258 28440 14002 501 18 03

SCJ Broad of England became the second England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 500 wickets in tests after JM Anderson

No Player Team Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 JM Anderson Eng 153 286 33163 15820 589 28 03
2 SCJ Broad Eng 140 258 28440 14002 500 18 03

SCJ Broad’s career figures – opposition wise read thus.  He has played 140 tests. He has captured five or wickets in an innings on 18 occasions and ten or more wickets in a match on three occasions. His best innings effort is 8 for 15 against Australia at Nottingham in Aug 2015. His best match effort is  11 for 121 against Australia at Chester-le-Street in Aug 2013.

Opp Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs W 5 10
Aus 32 58 1085.2 222 3464 118 7 1
Ban 03 06 102.0 024 0319 008 0 0
Ind 20 36 644.0 174 1797 070 2 0
Ire 01 02 027.0 008 0079 007 0 0
NZl 16 29 566.5 116 1794 066 4 0
Pak 16 31 524.0 154 1296 054 0 0
SAF 22 41 773.3 184 2259 075 2 0
Srl 11 21 389.0 077 1176 030 0 0
Win 19 34 628.2 154 1818 073 3 2
Total 140 258 4740.0 1113 14002 501 18 3

The following are some of the cricketing highlights of his illustrious test career

He made his test debut against Sri Lanka at Colombo-SSC in Dec 2007. His first test wicket  was  that of WPUJC Vaas whom he had caught by bell for 4. He returned with bowling figures of 36.0-5-95-1

The following table lists the wickets in progressive milestones of 100 wickets captured by SCJ Broad against opposition and month/year. PW denoted Cumulative wickets at the end of the test.

Wkt Mat Inns PW Opp Ground Mon/Year
First 001 001 001 Srl Col-SSC Dec 2007
100th 035 062 103 Srl Cardiff May 2011
200th 060 108 201 Aus Manchester Aug 2013
300th 083 152 308 Aus Nottingham Aug 2015
400th 115 209 402 NZl Auckland Mar 2018
500th 140 258 501 Win Manchester Jul 2020

The following table lists the victims of SCJ Broad in progressive milestones of 100 wickets captured by SCJ Broad with names of batsmen, runs scored by them and mode of dismissal

No Batsman Score How Out Fielder Opp I Mon/Year
001 WPUJC Vaas 004 caught IR Bell Srl 1 Dec 2007
100 P Jayawardene 112 caught MJ Prior Srl 1 May 2011
200 MJ Clarke 187 bowled   Aus 1 Aug 2013
300 CJL Rogers 000 caught AN Cook Aus 1 Aug 2015
400 TWM Latham 026 caught CR Woakes NZl 1 Mar 2018
500 KC Brathwaite 019 Lbw   Win 2 Jul 2020
501 J Blackwood 023 caught JC Buttler Win 2 Jul 2020

His 18 five wicket innings hauls are detailed below

No W Runs Opp Ground Start Date
1 5 85 Win Kingston 04 Feb 2009
2 6 91 Aus Leeds 07 Aug 2009
3 5 37 Aus The Oval 20 Aug 2009
4 6 46 Ind Nottingham 29 Jul 2011
5 7 72 Win Lord’s 17 May 2012
6 5 69 SAF Leeds 02 Aug 2012
7 6 51 NZl Wellington 14 Mar 2013
8 7 44 NZl Lord’s 16 May 2013
9 5 71 Aus Ch-le-St 09 Aug 2013
10 6 50 Aus Ch-le-St 09 Aug 2013
11 6 81 Aus Brisbane 21 Nov 2013
12 6 25 Ind Manchester 07 Aug 2014
13 5 109 NZl Leeds 29 May 2015
14 8 15 Aus Nottingham 06 Aug 2015
15 6 17 SAF Johannesburg 14 Jan 2016
16 6 54 NZl Christchurch 30 Mar 2018
17 5 86 Aus Birmingham 01 Aug 2019
18 6 31 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020

His ten wickets match hauls are detailed below

No W Runs Opp Ground Start Date
1 11 165 Win Lord’s 17 May 2012
2 11 121 Aus Ch-le-St 09 Aug 2013
3 10 067 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020
Cricketers who have scored a fifty in an innings and captured ten or more wickets in a test – SCJ Broad of England joins the list

Cricketers who have scored a fifty in an innings and captured ten or more wickets in a test – SCJ Broad of England joins the list

SCJ Broad of England scored 62 and capture 10 for 67 in the just concluded third test against West Indies at Manchester to provide the 29th occasion of a cricketer scoring a fifty  in an innings and capturing ten or more wickets in a match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 H Trumble 64* – 12-173 Aus Eng The Oval Aug 1902
2 FE Woolley 62 – 10-049 Eng Aus The Oval Aug 1912
3 AK Davidson – 80 11-222 Aus Win Brisbane Dec 1960
4 KD Boyce 72 – 11-147 Win Eng The Oval Jul 1973
5 AW Greig 51 – 10-149 Eng NZl Auckland Feb 1975
6 JK Lever 53 – 10-070 Eng Ind Delhi Dec 1976
7 N Kapil Dev 84 – 11-146 Ind Pak Chennai Jan 1980
8 RJ Hadlee 51 – 11-102 NZl Win Dunedin Feb 1980
9 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Eng Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
10 Imran Khan 117 – 11-180 Pak Ind Faisalabad Jan 1983
11 MD Marshall 63 – 11-120 Win NZl Bridgetown Apr 1985
12 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15-123 NZl Aus Brisbane Nov 1985
13 RJ Hadlee 68 – 10-140 NZl Eng Nottingham Aug 1986
14 Abdul Qadir 61 – 10-186 Pak Eng Karachi Dec 1987
15 AR Border 75 – 11-096 Aus Win Sydney Jan 1989
16 DJ Nash 56 – 11-169 NZl Eng Lord’s Jun 1994
17 PS de Villiers 66* – 10-108 SAF Pak Jo’burg Jan 1995
18 MG Bevan 85* – 10-113 Aus Win Adelaide Jan 1997
19 CL Cairns 72 – 10-100 NZl Win Hamilton Dec 1999
20 DL Vettori – 51 10-183 NZl Srl Wellington Dec 2006
21 DW Steyn 76 – 10-154 SAF Aus Melbourne Dec 2008
22 S Al Hasan 137 – 10-124 Ban Zim Khulna Nov 2014
23 MD Craig 65 – 10-203 NZl Pak Sharjah Nov 2014
24 MDK Perera – 64 10-099 Srl Aus Galle Aug 2016
25 RA Jadeja 51 – 10-154 Ind Eng Chennai Dec 2016
26 MM Ali 87 – 10-112 Eng SAF Lord’s Jul 2017
27 S Al Hasan 84 – 10-153 Ban Aus Dhaka Aug 2017
28 Rashid Khan 51 – 11-104 Afg Ban Chattogram Sep 2019
29 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the sixth occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the first such occasion by an England cricketer against West Indies.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 FE Woolley 62 – 10-049 Eng Aus The Oval Aug 1912
2 AW Greig 51 – 10-149 Eng NZl Auckland Feb 1975
3 JK Lever 53 – 10-070 Eng Ind Delhi Dec 1976
4 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Eng Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
5 MM Ali 87 – 10-112 Eng SAF Lord’s Jul 2017
6 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the sixth occasion of a cricketer performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 AK Davidson – 80 11-222 Aus Win Brisbane Dec 1960
2 RJ Hadlee 51 – 11-102 NZl Win Dunedin Feb 1980
3 AR Border 75 – 11-096 Aus Win Sydney Jan 1989
4 MG Bevan 85* – 10-113 Aus Win Adelaide Jan 1997
5 CL Cairns 72 – 10-100 NZl Win Hamilton Dec 1999
6 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020

New Zealand bowlers have performed such a feat on most occasions – seven – followed by England bowlers who have performed the feat on six occasions. The following table list the occasions by these two teams.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 FE Woolley 62 – 10-049 Eng Aus The Oval Aug 1912
2 AW Greig 51 – 10-149 Eng NZl Auckland Feb 1975
3 JK Lever 53 – 10-070 Eng Ind Delhi Dec 1976
4 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Eng Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
5 MM Ali 87 – 10-112 Eng SAF Lord’s Jul 2017
6 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020
                 
1 RJ Hadlee 51 – 11-102 NZl Win Dunedin Feb 1980
2 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15-123 NZl Aus Brisbane Nov 1985
3 RJ Hadlee 68 – 10-140 NZl Eng Nottingham Aug 1986
4 DJ Nash 56 – 11-169 NZl Eng Lord’s Jun 1994
5 CL Cairns 72 – 10-100 NZl Win Hamilton Dec 1999
6 DL Vettori – 51 10-183 NZl Srl Wellington Dec 2006
7 MD Craig 65 – 10-203 NZl Pak Sharjah Nov 2014

RJ Hadlee of New Zealand has performed the feat on most occasions – three. Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh has performed the feat on two occasions

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 RJ Hadlee 51 – 11-102 NZl Win Dunedin Feb 1980
2 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15-123 NZl Aus Brisbane Nov 1985
3 RJ Hadlee 68 – 10-140 NZl Eng Nottingham Aug 1986
                 
1 S Al Hasan 137 – 10-124 Ban Zim Khulna Nov 2014
2 S Al Hasan 84 – 10-153 Ban Aus Dhaka Aug 2017

IT Botham, Imran Khan and Shakib Al Hasan are the only three cricketers in the annals of test cricket to score a century and capture ten plus wickets in a test. Shakib Al Hasan has performed the feat scoring most runs – 137.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Eng Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
2 Imran Khan 117 – 11-180 Pak Ind Faisalabad Jan 1983
3 S Al Hasan 137 – 10-124 Ban Zim Khulna Nov 2014

The following table lists the ten cricketers who have performed the feat conceding 150 plus runs while capturing ten plus wickets in a test. AK Davidson and MD Craig are the only two cricketers to concede 200 plus runs while capturing ten plus wickets in a test.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 AK Davidson – 80 11-222 Aus Win Brisbane Dec 1960
2 MD Craig 65 – 10-203 NZl Pak Sharjah Nov 2014
                 
3 Abdul Qadir 61 – 10-186 Pak Eng Karachi Dec 1987
4 DL Vettori – 51 10-183 NZl Srl Wellington Dec 2006
5 Imran Khan 117 – 11-180 Pak Ind Faisalabad Jan 1983
6 H Trumble 64* – 12-173 Aus Eng The Oval Aug 1902
7 DJ Nash 56 – 11-169 NZl Eng Lord’s Jun 1994
8 DW Steyn 76 – 10-154 SAF Aus Melbourne Dec 2008
9 RA Jadeja 51 – 10-154 Ind Eng Chennai Dec 2016
10 S Al Hasan 84 – 10-153 Ban Aus Dhaka Aug 2017

FE Wooley, SCJ Broad, JK Lever, AR Border an MDK Perera are the five cricketers to perform the feat conceding less than 100 runs  while capturing ten or more wickets in a test

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 FE Woolley 62 – 10-049 Eng Aus The Oval Aug 1912
2 SCJ Broad 62 – 10-067 Eng Win Manchester Jul 2020
3 JK Lever 53 – 10-070 Eng Ind Delhi Dec 1976
4 AR Border 75 – 11-096 Aus Win Sydney Jan 1989
5 MDK Perera – 64 10-099 Srl Aus Galle Aug 2016

FE Wooley is the only cricketer to perform the feat conceding less than 50 runs while capturing ten or more wickets in a test. He scored 62 and capture 10 for 49 against Australia at The Oval in Aug 1912.

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 FE Woolley 62 – 10-049 Eng Aus The Oval Aug 1912

RJ Hadlee, IT Botham and H Trumble are the three cricketers who have performed the feat capturing 12 or more wickets in a test. RJ  Hadlee is the only cricketer to have performed the feat with 15 wickets to his credit

No Player FI SI W-R Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15-123 NZl Aus Brisbane Nov 1985
2 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Eng Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
3 H Trumble 64* – 12-173 Aus Eng The Oval Aug 1902
Additional stats of the third day’s play of the third test

Additional stats of the third day’s play of the third test

RJ Burns {90}, DP Sibley {56} and JE Root {58} scored fifties in England’s second innings to provide the  62nd occasion of England’s first three batsmen scoring fifties in an innings. It also provides the ninth occasion of England’s first three batsmen scoring fifties in an innings against West Indies.

JE Root scored 58 in England’s second innings to provide the 421st occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in a test innings. It also provides the 65th occasion of an England captain scoring a fifty in a test innings against West Indies

JE Root scored 58 in England’s second innings to provide the 28th occasion of his scoring a fifty in a test innings as England captain. He now stands third in the list of England captains who have scored most fifties. Others are – AN Cook {36} and MA Atherton {30}. He went past GA Gooch who has  scored 27 fifties  as England captain to occupy the third place.

JE Root was leading England for the 25th occasion in this test. He became the third captain to lead England in 25 plus tests. Others are AN Cook {32} and MA Atherton {28}

JE Root became the 15th captain to lead a team in 25 plus tests in the annals of test cricket. The following table lists the 15 captains with their batting performance

No Player Team Mat Inns NO Runs HS C Hc 0
1 GC Smith SAF 54 61 06 6111 277 25 36 0
2 AR Border Aus 46 51 15 4619 205 15 36 0
3 RT Ponting Aus 45 54 08 5063 209 19 35 0
4 CH Lloyd Win 39 41 05 3740 242* 14 27 0
5 Misbah-ul-Haq Pak 37 43 11 3334 135 08 35 0
6 SP Fleming NZl 36 39 06 3638 274* 08 31 0
7 AN Cook Eng 32 36 04 3448 263 12 24 0
8 MA Atherton Eng 28 30 04 2649 185* 08 22 0
9 V Kohli Ind 27 32 03 4071 254* 20 12 0
10 BC Lara Win 27 33 03 3777 400* 14 19 0
11 IVA Richards Win 27 29 05 2266 146 06 23 0
12 GS Chappell Aus 26 32 04 3150 235 13 19 0
13 MS Dhoni Ind 25 29 06 2416 224 05 24 0
14 JE Root Eng 25 28 02 2315 226 06 22 0
15 SR Waugh Aus 25 25 09 2614 199 15 10 0
Highlights of the third day’s play of the third test at Manchester between England and West Indies

Highlights of the third day’s play of the third test at Manchester between England and West Indies

SCJ Broad of England scored 62 and captured 6 for 31 in this test to provide the 222nd occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing five or more wickets in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 47th occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No  Player FI SI W-R Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 W Bates 55 – 14-102 Aus Melbourne Jan 1883
2 W Barnes 58 – 6-31 Aus Melbourne Jan 1885
3 W Flowers – 56 5-46 Aus Sydney Feb 1885
4 W Barnes 62 – 5-32 Aus The Oval Aug 1888
5 LC Braund 58 – 5-61 Aus Sydney Dec 1901
6 GH Hirst – 58* 5-77 Aus The Oval Aug 1902
7 Hon.FS Jackson – 82* 5-52 Aus Nottingham May 1905
8 FR Foster 56 – 5-92 Aus Sydney Dec 1911
9 FR Foster 71 – 5-36 Aus Adelaide Jan 1912
10 FE Woolley 62 – 10-49 Aus The Oval Aug 1912
11 PGH Fender – 59 5-122 Aus Melbourne Feb 1921
12 WR Hammond 51 – 5-36 SAF Jo’burg Dec 1927
13 H Larwood 70 – 6-32 Aus Brisbane Nov 1928
14 G Geary 66 – 5-35 Aus Sydney Dec 1928
15 GOB Allen – 68 5-36 Aus Brisbane Dec 1936
16 DCS Compton – 51* 5-70 SAF Cape Town Jan 1949
17 TE Bailey 72* – 6-84 NZl Manchester Jul 1949
18 GG Arnold 59 – 5-58 Pak The Oval Aug 1967
19 P Lever 88* – 5-70 Ind Manchester Aug 1971
20 AW Greig – 67 5-24 Ind Kolkata Dec 1972
21 AW Greig 148 – 6-164 Win Bridgetown Mar 1974
22 AW Greig 51 – 10-149 NZl Auckland Feb 1975
23 JK Lever 53 – 7-46 Ind Delhi Dec 1976
24 IT Botham 103 – 5-73 NZl Christchurch Feb 1978
25 IT Botham 53 – 5-109 NZl Auckland Mar 1978
26 IT Botham 108 – 8-34 Pak Lord’s Jun 1978
27 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
28 IT Botham 50 149* 6-95 Aus Leeds Jul 1981
29 IT Botham 67 – 5-46 Ind Lord’s Jun 1982
30 IT Botham 57 – 5-74 Pak Leeds Aug 1982
31 IT Botham 138 – 5-59 NZl Wellington Jan 1984
32 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
33 IT Botham – 54 5-72 Win The Oval Aug 1984
34 IT Botham – 85 5-109 Aus Lord’s Jun 1985
35 JE Emburey 69 – 7-78 Aus Sydney Jan 1987
36 CC Lewis – 65 6-111 Win Birmingham Jul 1991
37 PAJ DeFreitas 51* – 5-71 NZl Nottingham Jun 1994
38 D Gough 51 – 6-49 Aus Sydney Jan 1995
39 A Flintoff 72 – 5-78 Aus The Oval Sep 2005
40 SCJ Broad – 61 6-91 Aus Leeds Aug 2009
41 GP Swann 85 – 5-110 SAF Centurion Dec 2009
42 SCJ Broad 64 – 6-46 Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
43 TT Bresnan – 90 5-48 Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
44 MM Ali 87 – 6-53 SAF Lord’s Jul 2017
45 MM Ali – 75* 5-69 SAF Manchester Aug 2017
46 BA Stokes 60 – 6-22 Win Lord’s Sep 2017
47 SCJ Broad 62   6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the sixth occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No  Player FI SI W-R Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 AW Greig 148 – 6-164 Win Bridgetown Mar 1974
2 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
3 IT Botham – 54 5-72 Win The Oval Aug 1984
4 CC Lewis – 65 6-111 Win Birmingham Jul 1991
5 BA Stokes 60 – 6-22 Win Lord’s Sep 2017
6 SCJ Broad 62   6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020

SCJ Broad of England scored 62 and captured 6 for 31 in this test to provide the 80th occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 18th occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player FI SI W-R Oppn Ground Mon/Year
1 W Bates 55 – 14-102 Aus Melbourne Jan 1883
2 W Barnes 58 – 6-31 Aus Melbourne Jan 1885
3 H Larwood 70 – 6-32 Aus Brisbane Nov 1928
4 TE Bailey 72* – 6-84 NZl Manchester Jul 1949
5 AW Greig 148 – 6-164 Win Bridgetown Mar 1974
6 JK Lever 53 – 7-46 Ind Delhi Dec 1976
7 IT Botham 108 – 8-54 Pak Lord’s Jun 1978
8 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
9 IT Botham 50 149* 6-95 Aus Leeds Jul 1981
10 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
11 JE Emburey 69 – 7-78 Aus Sydney Jan 1987
12 CC Lewis – 65 6-111 Win Birmingham Jul 1991
13 D Gough 51 – 6-49 Aus Sydney Jan 1995
14 SCJ Broad – 61 6-91 Aus Leeds Aug 2009
15 SCJ Broad 64 – 6-46 Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
16 MM Ali 87 – 6-53 SAF Lord’s Jul 2017
17 BA Stokes 60 – 6-22 Win Lord’s Sep 2017
18 SCJ Broad 62 – 6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the 14th occasion of a cricketer performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI W-R Oppn Ground Mon/Year
1 KR Miller 109 – 6-107 Win Kingston Jun 1955
2 AK Davidson – 80 6-87 Win Brisbane Dec 1960
3 AW Greig 148 – 6-164 Win Bridgetown Mar 1974
4 RJ Hadlee 51 – 6-68 Win Dunedin Feb 1980
5 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
6 Wasim Akram – 66 6-91 Win Faisalabad Oct 1986
7 AR Border 75 – 7-46 Win Sydney Jan 1989
8 CC Lewis – 65 6-111 Win Birmingham Jul 1991
9 MG Bevan 85* – 6-82 Win Adelaide Jan 1997
10 CL Cairns 72 – 7-27 Win Hamilton Dec 1999
11 R Ashwin 113 – 7-83 Win North Sound Jul 2016
12 BA Stokes 60 – 6-22 Win Lord’s Sep 2017
13 S Al Hasan – 54 6-33 Win Kingston Jul 2018
14 SCJ Broad 62 – 6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020

It also provides the fifth occasion of an England cricketer performing such a feat against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI W-R Oppn Ground Mon/Year
1 AW Greig 148 – 6-164 Win Bridgetown Mar 1974
2 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
3 CC Lewis – 65 6-111 Win Birmingham Jul 1991
4 BA Stokes 060 – 6-022 Win Lord’s Sep 2017
5 SCJ Broad 062 – 6-031 Win Manchester Jul 2020

SCJ Broad became the eleventh cricketer to perform the all round feat of scoring fifty plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in a test innings on two  or more occasions.  The following table lists the feat of all these eleven cricketers

No No Player FI SI W-R Oppn Ground Mon/Year
    England            
1 1 IT Botham 108 – 8-54 Pak Lord’s Jun 1978
  2 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
  3 IT Botham 50 149* 6-95 Aus Leeds Jul 1981
  4 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
                 
    NewZealand            
2 1 RJ Hadlee 51 – 6-68 Win Dunedin Feb 1980
  2 RJ Hadlee 84 – 6-53 Eng The Oval Jul 1983
  3 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15-123 Aus Brisbane Nov 1985
  4 RJ Hadlee 68 – 6-80 Eng Nottingham Aug 1986
                 
    West Indies            
3 1 MD Marshall 54 – 6-37 Ind Kolkata Dec 1983
  2 MD Marshall 63 – 7-80 NZl Bridgetown Apr 1985
  3 MD Marshall 72 – 6-69 Eng Nottingham Jun 1988
                 
    Bangladesh            
4 1 S Al Hasan – 71 7-36 NZl Chattogram Oct 2008
  2 S Al Hasan 144 – 6-82 Pak Dhaka Dec 2011
  3 S Al Hasan – 54 6-33 Win Kingston Jul 2018
                 
    England            
5 1 SCJ Broad – 61 6-91 Aus Leeds Aug 2009
  2 SCJ Broad 64 – 6-46 Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
  3 SCJ Broad 62 – 6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020
                 
    West Indies            
6 1 DJ Bravo 77 – 6-55 Eng Manchester Aug 2004
  2 DJ Bravo – 64 6-84 Aus Adelaide Nov 2005
                 
    Australia            
7 1 H Trumble – 62* 6-74 Eng Adelaide Jan 1902
  2 H Trumble 64* – 8-65 Eng The Oval Aug 1902
                 
    Pakistan            
8 1 Imran Khan – 65 7-32 Eng Birmingham Jul 1982
  2 Imran Khan 117 – 6-93 Ind Faisalabad Jan 1983
                 
    Australia            
9 1 KR Miller 79 – 7-60 Eng Brisbane Nov 1946
  2 KR Miller 109 – 6-107 Win Kingston Jun 1955
                 
    Australia            
10 1 SK Warne – 53 6-48 Eng Manchester Jul 1997
  2 SK Warne 63 – 6-161 SAF Cape Town Mar 2002
                 
    South Africa            
11 1 SM Pollock 70* – 6-50 Pak Durban Feb 1998
  2 SM Pollock 62 – 6-39 Eng Nottingham Aug 2003

SCJ Broad became the fifth cricketer to perform the all round feat of scoring fifty plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in a test innings on three or more occasions.  The following table lists the feat of all these eleven cricketers

No No Player FI SI W-R Oppn Ground Mon/Year
    England            
1 1 IT Botham 108 – 8-54 Pak Lord’s Jun 1978
  2 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
  3 IT Botham 50 149* 6-95 Aus Leeds Jul 1981
  4 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
                 
    NewZealand            
2 1 RJ Hadlee 51 – 6-68 Win Dunedin Feb 1980
  2 RJ Hadlee 84 – 6-53 Eng The Oval Jul 1983
  3 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15-123 Aus Brisbane Nov 1985
  4 RJ Hadlee 68 – 6-80 Eng Nottingham Aug 1986
                 
    West Indies            
3 1 MD Marshall 54 – 6-37 Ind Kolkata Dec 1983
  2 MD Marshall 63 – 7-80 NZl Bridgetown Apr 1985
  3 MD Marshall 72 – 6-69 Eng Nottingham Jun 1988
                 
    Bangladesh            
4 1 S Al Hasan – 71 7-36 NZl Chattogram Oct 2008
  2 S Al Hasan 144 – 6-82 Pak Dhaka Dec 2011
  3 S Al Hasan – 54 6-33 Win Kingston Jul 2018
                 
    England            
5 1 SCJ Broad – 61 6-91 Aus Leeds Aug 2009
  2 SCJ Broad 64 – 6-46 Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
  3 SCJ Broad 62 – 6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020
                 

SCJ Broad became the second England cricketer to perform the all round feat of scoring fifty plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in a test innings on three or more occasions.  The following table lists the feat of all these eleven cricketers

No No Player FI SI W-R Oppn Ground Mon/Year
    England            
1 1 IT Botham 108 – 8-54 Pak Lord’s Jun 1978
  2 IT Botham 114 – 13-106 Ind Mumbai Feb 1980
  3 IT Botham 50 149* 6-95 Aus Leeds Jul 1981
  4 IT Botham – 81 8-103 Win Lord’s Jun 1984
                 
    England            
2 1 SCJ Broad – 61 6-91 Aus Leeds Aug 2009
  2 SCJ Broad 64 – 6-46 Ind Nottingham Jul 2011
  3 SCJ Broad 62 – 6-31 Win Manchester Jul 2020

DP Sibley scored zero and 56 in this test to provide the eleventh occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a duck and a fifty in a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI Opp Ground Start Date
1 MC Cowdrey 119 0 Win Port of Spain 25 Mar 1960
2 C Milburn 0 94 Win Manchester 02 Jun 1966
3 G Boycott 0 71 Win Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
4 GA Gooch 83 0 Win The Oval 24 Jul 1980
5 BC Broad 55 0 Win Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
6 GA Gooch 51 0 Win Kingston 21 Feb 1986
7 AJ Stewart 0 79 Win Georgetown 17 Mar 1994
8 MA Atherton 144 0 Win Georgetown 17 Mar 1994
9 IJL Trott 59 0 Win St George’s 21 Apr 2015
10 DP Sibley 0 50 Win Southampton 08 Jul 2020
11 DP Sibley 0 56 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020

DP Sibley scored zero and 56 in this test to provide the second occasion of his scoring a duck and a fifty in a test against West Indies. Prior to this he had scred a duck and 50 against West Indies in the first test of this series at Southampton. He became the second England opening batsman to score a duck and 50 against West Indies on two occasions after GA Gooch. The following table lists the performance of these two opening batsmen.

No Player FI SI Opp Ground Start Date
1 DP Sibley 0 50 Win Southampton 08 Jul 2020
2 DP Sibley 0 56 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020
             
1 GA Gooch 83 0 Win The Oval 24 Jul 1980
2 GA Gooch 51 0 Win Kingston 21 Feb 1986

RJ Burns scored 57 and 90 in this test to provide the 21st occasion of an England opening batsman scoring fifties in both innings of a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI Opp Ground Start Date
1 A Sandham 152 51 Win Bridgetown 11 Jan 1930
2 L Hutton 73 165* Win The Oval 19 Aug 1939
3 JDB Robertson 80 51* Win Bridgetown 21 Jan 1948
4 L Hutton 56 60 Win Kingston 27 Mar 1948
5 L Hutton 72 77 Win Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
6 MC Cowdrey 114 97 Win Kingston 17 Feb 1960
7 G Boycott 62 80* Win Port of Spain 14 Mar 1968
8 DL Amiss 56 86* Win Birmingham 09 Aug 1973
9 G Boycott 99 112 Win Port of Spain 30 Mar 1974
10 GA Gooch 51 51 Win St John’s 11 Apr 1986
11 GA Gooch 73 146 Win Nottingham 02 Jun 1988
12 AJ Stewart 118 143 Win Bridgetown 08 Apr 1994
13 AJ Stewart 50 73 Win Port of Spain 05 Feb 1998
14 MA Atherton 83 108 Win The Oval 31 Aug 2000
15 ME Trescothick 105 107 Win Birmingham 29 Jul 2004
16 AN Cook 105 65 Win Lord’s 17 May 2007
17 AN Cook 60 106 Win Manchester 07 Jun 2007
18 AN Cook 52 58 Win St John’s 15 Feb 2009
19 AN Cook 94 139* Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
20 AN Cook 76 59* Win St George’s 21 Apr 2015
21 RJ Burns 57 90 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020

RJ Burns scored 57 and 90 in this test to provide the tenth occasion of an England opening batsman scoring half centuries in both innings of a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI Opp Ground Start Date
1 JDB Robertson 80 51* Win Bridgetown 21 Jan 1948
2 L Hutton 56 60 Win Kingston 27 Mar 1948
3 L Hutton 72 77 Win Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
4 G Boycott 62 80* Win Port of Spain 14 Mar 1968
5 DL Amiss 56 86* Win Birmingham 09 Aug 1973
6 GA Gooch 51 51 Win St John’s 11 Apr 1986
7 AJ Stewart 50 73 Win Port of Spain 05 Feb 1998
8 AN Cook 52 58 Win St John’s 15 Feb 2009
9 AN Cook 76 59* Win St George’s 21 Apr 2015
10 RJ Burns 57 90 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020

RJ Burns scored 90 in the second innings of this test to provide the 12th occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 RT Simpson 94 3 Win Nottingham 20 Jul 1950
2 MC Cowdrey 97 3 Win Kingston 17 Feb 1960
3 C Milburn 94 3 Win Manchester 02 Jun 1966
4 JH Edrich 96 1 Win Kingston 08 Feb 1968
5 G Boycott 90 2 Win Bridgetown 29 Feb 1968
6 G Boycott 97 2 Win The Oval 26 Jul 1973
7 G Boycott 93 3 Win Port of Spain 02 Feb 1974
8 G Boycott 99 1 Win Port of Spain 30 Mar 1974
9 MA Atherton 95 3 Win The Oval 24 Aug 1995
10 AJ Strauss 90 2 Win Manchester 12 Aug 2004
11 AN Cook 94 1 Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
12 RJ Burns 90 3 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020

RJ Burns scored 90 in the second innings of this test to provide the third occasion of an England opening batsman scoring a ninety against West Indies at Manchester. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 C Milburn 94 3 Win Manchester 02 Jun 1966
2 AJ Strauss 90 2 Win Manchester 12 Aug 2004
3 RJ Burns 90 3 Win Manchester 24 Jul 2020

RJ Burns-DP Sibley added 114 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 188th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket. It also provides the 91st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket on home soil

RJ Burns-DP Sibley added 114 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 30th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket against West Indies. It also provides the 13th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the first wicket against West Indies on home soil and the third such occasion at Manchester

RJ Burns-JE Root added 112 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 191st occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket. It also provides the 103rd occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket on home soil

RJ Burns-DP Sibley added 112 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 30th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket against West Indies. It also provides the 12th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the second wicket against West Indies on home soil and the second such occasion at Manchester

RJ Burns-DP Sibley added 112 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the record stand for the second wicket by England batsmen against West Indies at Manchester. The previous best was the 104 runs partnership between AN Cook and MP Vaughan in Jun 2007

RJ Burns-DP Sibley added 114 runs for the first wicket and RJ Burns-JE Root added 112 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 91st occasion of a team posting three figure partnerships for the consecutive first and second wicket in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the eleventh occasion of a team posting three figure partnerships for the consecutive first and second wicket in a test innings in the annals of test cricket against West Indies.

It also provides the 31st occasion of England batsmen posting three figure partnerships for the consecutive first and second wicket in a test innings in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the fifth occasion of England batsmen posting three figure partnerships for the consecutive first and second wicket in a test innings in the annals of test cricket against West Indies.