Approaching milestones ahead of England-West Indies Test Series-July 2020 – Part Two

Approaching milestones ahead of England-West Indies Test Series-July 2020 – Part Two

JM Anderson of England has captured 46 wickets at home against West Indies prior to the start of the series. He needs four more wickets for his 50 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the sixth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 50 plus wickets at home against West Indies. Others are- GD McGrath {60}, FS Trueman {56},  DK Lillee (55}, N Kapil Dev {54} and SM Pollock {50}

JM Anderson of England has captured 46 wickets at home against West Indies prior to the start of the series. He needs four more wickets for his 50 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the second England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 50 plus wickets at home against West Indies after FS Trueman. FS Trueman has captured 56 wickets.

JM Anderson of England has captured 584 wickets prior to the start of the series. He needs 16 more wickets for his 600 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the fourth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 600 plus wickets.  Others are- M Muralidharan {800}, SK Warne {708} and A Kumble {619}

Perhaps for the first time, England team will be having two pace bowlers with 300  plus wickets in a home test. JM Anderson has an aggregate of 368 wickets at home and SCJ Broad has an aggregate of 305 wickets at home.

SCJ Broad has an aggregate of 485 wickets prior to the start of the series. He requires 15 more wickets for his 500 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the seventh    bowler to capture 500 plus wickets in the annals of test cricket. The following table lists all the bowlers who have captured 500 plus wickets

No Player Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 M Muralitharan 133 230 44039 18180 800 67 22
2 SK Warne 145 273 40705 17995 708 37 10
3 A Kumble 132 236 40850 18355 619 35 08
4 JM Anderson 151 282 32779 15670 584 28 03
5 GD McGrath 124 243 29248 12186 563 29 03
6 CA Walsh 132 242 30019 12688 519 22 03

If SCJ Broad gets 500 wickets, then England will become the second team to have two bowlers with 500 plus wickets. Australia is the other team with SK Warne {708} and GD McGrath {563}

If SCJ Broad gets 500 wickets England will become the  first team to have two pace bowlers with 500 plus wickets.

SCJ Broad has an aggregate 3211 runs and 485 wickets prior to the start of the series. He requires 15 more wickets for his 500 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the second cricketer to score 3000 plus runs and capture 500 wickets in tests. SK Warne has scored 3154 runs and captured 708 wickets

SCJ Broad has an aggregate 3211 runs and 485 wickets prior to the start of the series. He requires 15 more wickets for his 500 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the first fast bowler to perform the feat of scoring 3000 plus runs and capture 500 wickets in tests.

JM Anderson has pouched 93 catches prior to the start of the series apart from scoring 1185 runs and 584 wickets. He needs seven more catches for his 100 catches. He is all set to become the second all rounder in the annals of test cricket to score 1000 plus runs, capture 100 plus wicket and pouch 100 plus catches. SK Warne is the other cricketer to perform such a feat. He has scored 3154 runs, captured 708 wickets and pouched 125 catches

JM Anderson has pouched 93 catches prior to the start of the series He needs seven more catches for his 100 catches. He is all set to become tenth England fieldsman to pouch 100 plus catches. The following table lists the England fieldsmen with 100 plus catches.

No Player Span Mat Inns Dis
1 AN Cook 2006-2018 161 300 175
2 AJ Strauss 2004-2012 100 189 121
3 IT Botham 1977-1992 102 179 120
4 MC Cowdrey 1954-1975 114 214 120
5 JE Root 2012-2020 092 174 114
6 WR Hammond 1927-1947 085 154 110
7 GP Thorpe 1993-2005 100 179 105
8 GA Gooch 1975-1995 118 211 103
9 IR Bell 2004-2015 118 223 100

KC Brathwaite has an aggregate of 3496 runs prior to the start of the series. He requires four more runs for his 3500 runs. If he gets them, then he would become the 20th West Indian batsman to score 3500 runs.

Approaching milestones ahead of England-West Indies Test Series-July 2020

Approaching milestones ahead of England-West Indies Test Series-July 2020

England has won 49 tests against West Indies prior to the start of the series. One more test win would fetch England its 50th win against West Indies. England has carved 110 test wins against Australia and 64 test wins against South Africa.

England would become the second team in the annals of test cricket to win 50 plus tests against three oppositions after Australia. Australia has won 146 tests against England, 52 tests against South Africa and 58 tests against West Indies.

England has won 34 tests against West Indies at home prior to the start of the series. One more test win would fetch England its 35th win at home against West Indies. England has carved 53 test wins at home against Australia

England would become the second team in the annals of test cricket to win 35 plus home tests against two oppositions after Australia. Australia has won 95 home tests against England and 37 home tests against West Indies.

JE Root of England has an aggregate of 803 runs against West Indies prior to the start of the series. He requires 197 runs to total 1000 plus runs against West Indies. If he gets them, then he would become the 17th England batsman to aggregate 1000 plus runs against West Indies.

JE Root has scored seven fifties against West Indies prior to the start of the series. Three more fifties in the ensuing series would fetch him ten fifties. If he gets them, then he would become the tenth England batsman to score ten fifties against West Indies.

SCJ Broad has scored six zeroes against West Indies prior to the start of the series. He needs one more zero to collect his seventh duck against West Indies and share the record for most ducks against West Indies by England batsmen with PI Pollock, JA Snow and DL Underwood

BA Stokes who will be leading England in the first test in the absence of JE Root will become the 81st captain to lead England in tests. He will also become the 55th captain to lead England in tests at home

BA Stokes who will be leading England in the first test in the absence of JE Root will become the 33rd captain to lead England in tests against West Indies. He will also become the 26th captain to lead England in tests against West Indies at home

BA Stokes will become the fourth captain to lead England at Southampton. Others are – AN Cook, AJ Strauss and JE Root

JE Root has led England in 39 tests prior to the start of the series. One more test would fetch him 40 captaincy assignments. He would then become the seventh captain to lead England in 40 plus tests. Others are – AN Cook {59}, MA Atherton {54}, MP Vaughan {51}, AJ Strauss {50}, N Hussain {45} and PBH May {41}

JE Root has pouched 114 catches as a fieldsman other than wicketkeepers prior to the start of the series. Eight more catches would fetch him 122 catches and with it the distinction of becoming the second England fieldsman to pouch most catches. AN Cook has the record with 175 catches. JE Root would go past MC Cowdrey {120}, IT Botham {120} and AJ Strauss {121} on his way to occupy the second place.

JE Root has pouched 68 catches at home as a fieldsman other than wicketkeepers prior to the start of the series. Two more catches would fetch him 70 catches and with it the distinction of becoming the fourth England fieldsman to pouch 70 plus catches at home. Others are – AN Cook {113}, AJ Strauss {83} and MC Cowdrey {70}

JE Root has pouched 13 catches against West Indies as a fieldsman other than wicketkeepers prior to the start of the series. Two more catches would fetch him 15 catches and with it the distinction of becoming the 19th England fieldsman to pouch 15 or more catches against West Indies.

Southampton will be hosting its fourth test and the first between England and West Indies.

JO Holder has an aggregate of 1898 runs prior to the start of the series. He needs 102 more runs for his 2000 test runs. If he gets it, he would then become the 38th West Indies batsman to total 2000 plus test runs.

JO Holder of West Indies has scored 1518 runs and captured 90 wickets while leading West Indies. Ten more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets and with it he would earn the distinction of becoming the second West Indies captain to score 1500 runs and capture 100 wickets. GS Sobers is the other West Indies captain who has scored 3528 runs and captured 117 wickets

JO Holder of West Indies has scored 1518 runs and captured 90 wickets while leading West Indies. Ten more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets and with it he would earn the distinction of becoming the fourth captain in the annals of test cricket to score 1500 runs and capture 100 wickets. Others are GS Sobers, Imran Khan and DL Vettori.

No Player Team Mat Runs Wkts
1 GS Sobers Win 39 3528 117
2 Imran Khan Pak 48 2408 187
3 DL Vettori NZl 32 1917 116
4 JO Holder Win 32 1518 090

If JO Holder achieves the captioned double, then West Indies will become the only team in the annals of test cricket to have two captains scoring 1500 runs and 100 wickets.

JO Holder of West Indies has captured 90 wickets while leading West Indies. Ten more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets and with it he would earn the distinction of becoming the ninth captain in the annals of test cricket to capture 100 wickets. The following table furnishes the bowlers

No Player Team Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 Imran Khan Pak 48 71 9211 3790 187 12 4
2 R Benaud Aus 28 56 10720 3559 138 9 0
3 GS Sobers Win 39 69 10860 3978 117 3 0
4 DL Vettori NZl 32 54 9275 3873 116 6 0
5 N Kapil Dev Ind 34 58 6718 2925 111 4 1
6 Wasim Akram Pak 25 46 5444 2499 107 3 1
7 BS Bedi Ind 22 39 7279 2631 106 8 1
8 SM Pollock SAF 26 50 5833 2201 103 4 1
9 JO Holder Win 32 55 5300 2230 090 6 1

If JO Holder captured 100 wickets, then West Indies will become the third team in the annals of test cricket to have two captains capturing 100 wickets. India and Pakistan are the other two teams.

No Player Team Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts 5 10
1 N Kapil Dev Ind 34 58 6718 2925 111 4 1
2 BS Bedi Ind 22 39 7279 2631 106 8 1
                   
1 Imran Khan Pak 48 71 9211 3790 187 12 4
2 Wasim Akram Pak 25 46 5444 2499 107 3 1
                   
1 GS Sobers Win 39 69 10860 3978 117 3 0
2 JO Holder Win 32 55 5300 2230 090 6 1
England-West Indies Test series statistics at a glance

England-West Indies Test series statistics at a glance

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RESULTS OF ENGLAND-WEST INDIES TEST SERIES

No Series/Tournament Season Winner Margin
1 Win in Eng Test Series 1928 Eng 3-0 (3)
2 Eng in Win Test Series 1929/30 drawn 1-1 (4)
3 Win in Eng Test Series 1933 Eng 2-0 (3)
4 Eng in Win Test Series 1934/35 Win 2-1 (4)
5 Win in Eng Test Series 1939 Eng 1-0 (3)
6 Eng in Win Test Series 1947/48 Win 2-0 (4)
7 Win in Eng Test Series 1950 Win 3-1 (4)
8 Eng in Win Test Series 1953/54 drawn 2-2 (5)
9 Win in Eng Test Series 1957 Eng 3-0 (5)
10 Eng in Win Test Series 1959/60 Eng 1-0 (5)
11 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1963 Win 3-1 (5)
12 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1966 Win 3-1 (5)
13 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1967/68 Eng 1-0 (5)
14 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1969 Eng 2-0 (3)
15 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1973 Win 2-0 (3)
16 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1973/74 drawn 1-1 (5)
17 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1976 Win 3-0 (5)
18 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1980 Win 1-0 (5)
19 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1980/81 Win 2-0 (4)
20 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1984 Win 5-0 (5)
21 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1985/86 Win 5-0 (5)
22 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1988 Win 4-0 (5)
23 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1989/90 Win 2-1 (4)
24 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1991 drawn 2-2 (5)
25 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1993/94 Win 3-1 (5)
26 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1995 drawn 2-2 (6)
27 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1997/98 Win 3-1 (6)
28 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2000 Eng 3-1 (5)
29 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2003/04 Eng 3-0 (4)
30 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2004 Eng 4-0 (4)
31 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2007 Eng 3-0 (4)
32 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2008/09 Win 1-0 (5)
33 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2009 Eng 2-0 (2)
34 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2012 Eng 2-0 (3)
35 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2015 drawn 1-1 (3)
36 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2017 Eng 2-1 (3)
37 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2018/19 Win 2-1 (3)
38 ICC World Test Championship 2019-2021 drawn 2-2 (5)

DRAWN  SERIES

No Series/Tournament Season Winner Margin
1 Eng in Win Test Series 1929/30 Drawn 1-1 (4)
2 Eng in Win Test Series 1953/54 Drawn 2-2 (5)
3 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1973/74 Drawn 1-1 (5)
4 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1991 Drawn 2-2 (5)
5 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1995 Drawn 2-2 (6)
6 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2015 Drawn 1-1 (3)
7 ICC World Test Championship 2019-2021 Drawn 2-2 (5)

WON BY ENGLAND

No Series/Tournament Season Winner Margin
1 Win in Eng Test Series 1928 Eng 3-0 (3)
2 Win in Eng Test Series 1933 Eng 2-0 (3)
3 Win in Eng Test Series 1939 Eng 1-0 (3)
4 Win in Eng Test Series 1957 Eng 3-0 (5)
5 Eng in Win Test Series 1959/60 Eng 1-0 (5)
6 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1967/68 Eng 1-0 (5)
7 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1969 Eng 2-0 (3)
8 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2000 Eng 3-1 (5)
9 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2003/04 Eng 3-0 (4)
10 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2004 Eng 4-0 (4)
11 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2007 Eng 3-0 (4)
12 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2009 Eng 2-0 (2)
13 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2012 Eng 2-0 (3)
14 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 2017 Eng 2-1 (3)

WON BY WESTINDIES

No Series/Tournament Season Winner Margin
1 Eng in Win Test Series 1934/35 Win 2-1 (4)
2 Eng in Win Test Series 1947/48 Win 2-0 (4)
3 Win in Eng Test Series 1950 Win 3-1 (4)
4 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1963 Win 3-1 (5)
5 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1966 Win 3-1 (5)
6 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1973 Win 2-0 (3)
7 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1976 Win 3-0 (5)
8 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1980 Win 1-0 (5)
9 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1980/81 Win 2-0 (4)
10 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1984 Win 5-0 (5)
11 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1985/86 Win 5-0 (5)
12 The Wisden Trophy (Win in Eng) 1988 Win 4-0 (5)
13 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1989/90 Win 2-1 (4)
14 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1993/94 Win 3-1 (5)
15 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 1997/98 Win 3-1 (6)
16 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2008/09 Win 1-0 (5)
17 The Wisden Trophy (Eng in Win) 2018/19 Win 2-1 (3)

RESULT SUMMARY

Team Span Mat Won Lost Tied Draw
Eng 1928-2019 157 49 57 0 51
Win 1928-2019 157 57 49 0 51

HIGHEST TOTALS – 600 PLUS RUNS – ENGLAND

No Team Score Overs I Ground Match Date
1 Eng 849 258.2 1 Kingston 03 Apr 1930
2 Eng 619/6d 212.0 1 Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
3 Eng 600/6d 153.2 1 Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009

HIGHEST TOTALS – 600 PLUS RUNS – WEST INDIES

No Team Score Overs I Ground Match Date
1 Win 751/5d 202.0 1 St John’s 10 Apr 2004
2 Win 749/9d 194.4 2 Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
3 Win 692/8d 163.0 2 The Oval 24 Aug 1995
4 Win 687/8d 182.5 1 The Oval 12 Aug 1976
5 Win 681/8d 198.4 1 Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
6 Win 652/8d 168.4 1 Lord’s 23 Aug 1973
7 Win 606 143.0 2 Birmingham 14 Jun 1984

LOWEST TOTALS – LESS THAN 100  RUNS – ENGLAND

No Team Score Overs I Ground Match Date
1 Eng 46 19.1 4 Trinidad 25 Mar 1994
2 Eng 51 33.2 3 Kingston 04 Feb 2009
3 Eng 71 32.5 2 Manchester 08 Jul 1976
4 Eng 77 30.2 2 Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
5 Eng 89 30.0 3 Birmingham 06 Jul 1995
6 Eng 93 42.4 3 Manchester 30 Jun 1988

LOWEST TOTALS – LESS THAN 100  RUNS – WEST INDIES

No Team Score Overs I Ground Match Date
1 Win 47 25.3 3 Kingston 11 Mar 2004
2 Win 54 26.4 3 Lord’s 29 Jun 2000
3 Win 61 26.2 3 Leeds 17 Aug 2000
4 Win 86 41.0 3 The Oval 22 Aug 1957
5 Win 89 56.4 2 The Oval 22 Aug 1957
6 Win 91 34.3 4 Birmingham 04 Jul 1963
7 Win 94 42.1 3 Bridgetown 01 Apr 2004
8 Win 97 58.5 2 Lord’s 24 Jun 1933

MOST RUNS – 1000 PLUS RUNS – ENGLAND BATSMEN

No Player Team Mat I NO Runs HS Ave C HC
1 G Boycott Eng 29 53 5 2205 128 45.93 5 15
2 GA Gooch Eng 26 51 2 2197 154* 44.83 5 13
3 MC Cowdrey Eng 21 36 2 1751 154 51.50 6 10
4 GP Thorpe Eng 27 47 6 1740 119* 42.43 3 11
5 AN Cook Eng 20 35 5 1739 243 57.96 6 8
6 L Hutton Eng 13 24 3 1661 205 79.09 5 6
7 MA Atherton Eng 27 50 0 1587 144 31.74 4 6
8 TW Graveney Eng 19 31 5 1532 258 58.92 5 5
9 AJ Stewart Eng 24 43 3 1476 143 36.90 3 6
10 AJ Strauss Eng 18 32 3 1408 169 48.55 6 2
11 AJ Lamb Eng 22 42 3 1342 132 34.41 6 2
12 RA Smith Eng 19 35 5 1333 175 44.43 3 8
13 DI Gower Eng 19 38 3 1149 154* 32.82 1 6
14 DL Amiss Eng 10 18 2 1130 262* 70.62 4 2
15 KP Pietersen Eng 14 21 1 1124 226 56.20 3 6
16 KF Barrington Eng 17 30 0 1042 143 34.73 3 4

MOST RUNS – 1000 PLUS RUNS – WEST INDIES BATSMEN

No Player Team Mat I NO Runs HS Ave C HC
1 GS Sobers Win 36 61 8 3214 226 60.64 10 13
2 BC Lara Win 30 51 3 2983 400* 62.14 7 11
3 IVA Richards Win 36 50 4 2869 291 62.36 8 15
4 S Chanderpaul Win 36 60 9 2451 147* 48.05 5 16
5 DL Haynes Win 36 59 9 2392 184 47.84 5 13
6 CG Greenidge Win 32 48 2 2318 223 50.39 7 8
7 RB Kanhai Win 33 57 3 2267 157 41.98 5 9
8 CH Lloyd Win 34 51 4 2120 132 45.10 5 13
9 FMM Worrell Win 25 42 6 1979 261 54.97 6 7
10 GA Headley Win 16 29 3 1852 270* 71.23 8 5
11 RB Richardson Win 27 45 4 1586 160 38.68 4 6
12 RR Sarwan Win 20 32 2 1419 291 47.30 5 5
13 CL Walcott Win 20 36 5 1391 220 44.87 4 5
14 BF Butcher Win 20 35 3 1373 209* 42.90 2 7
15 RC Fredericks Win 16 28 2 1369 150 52.65 3 11
16 ED Weekes Win 17 30 1 1313 206 45.27 3 7
17 CH Gayle Win 20 34 1 1195 105 36.21 3 7
18 CL Hooper Win 24 37 5 1113 127 34.78 3 5
19 SM Nurse Win 11 20 0 1016 137 50.80 2 6
20 CC Hunte Win 15 26 3 1005 182 43.69 3 2

ENGLAND BATSMEN SCORING 150 PLUS RUNS

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 A Sandham 325 1 Win Kingston 03 Apr 1930
2 PBH May 285* 3 Win Birmingham 30 May 1957
3 DL Amiss 262* 3 Win Kingston 16 Feb 1974
4 TW Graveney 258 1 Win Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
5 AN Cook 243 1 Win Birmingham 17 Aug 2017
6 KP Pietersen 226 1 Win Leeds 25 May 2007
7 RWT Key 221 1 Win Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
8 EH Hendren 205* 3 Win Trinidad 01 Feb 1930
9 L Hutton 205 2 Win Kingston 30 Mar 1954
10 DL Amiss 203 2 Win The Oval 12 Aug 1976
11 L Hutton 202* 2 Win The Oval 12 Aug 1950
12 L Hutton 196 2 Win Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
13 JE Root 182* 2 Win St George’s 21 Apr 2015
14 RA Smith 175 2 Win St John’s 16 Apr 1994
15 DL Amiss 174 3 Win Trinidad 02 Feb 1974
16 L Hutton 169 1 Win Georgetown 24 Feb 1954
17 AJ Strauss 169 1 Win St John’s 15 Feb 2009
18 A Flintoff 167 1 Win Birmingham 29 Jul 2004
19 L Hutton 165* 3 Win The Oval 19 Aug 1939
20 TW Graveney 165 2 Win The Oval 18 Aug 1966
21 TW Graveney 164 1 Win The Oval 22 Aug 1957
22 PD Collingwood 161 1 Win Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
23 AN Cook 160 1 Win Ch-le-St 14 May 2009
24 JB Hobbs 159 2 Win The Oval 11 Aug 1928
25 DI Gower 154* 3 Win Kingston 10 Apr 1981
26 GA Gooch 154* 3 Win Leeds 06 Jun 1991
27 MC Cowdrey 154 3 Win Birmingham 30 May 1957
28 MRRamprakash 154 1 Win Bridgetown 12 Mar 1998
29 GA Gooch 153 1 Win Kingston 10 Apr 1981
30 A Sandham 152 2 Win Bridgetown 11 Jan 1930
31 MC Cowdrey 152 2 Win Lord’s 20 Jun 1957

There are 142 occasions of England batsmen scoring a three figure innings against West Indies

ENGLAND BATSMEN SCORING 200 PLUS RUNS

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 A Sandham 325 1 Win Kingston 03 Apr 1930
2 PBH May 285* 3 Win Birmingham 30 May 1957
3 DL Amiss 262* 3 Win Kingston 16 Feb 1974
4 TW Graveney 258 1 Win Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
5 AN Cook 243 1 Win Birmingham 17 Aug 2017
6 KP Pietersen 226 1 Win Leeds 25 May 2007
7 RWT Key 221 1 Win Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
8 EH Hendren 205* 3 Win Trinidad 01 Feb 1930
9 L Hutton 205 2 Win Kingston 30 Mar 1954
10 DL Amiss 203 2 Win The Oval 12 Aug 1976
11 L Hutton 202* 2 Win The Oval 12 Aug 1950
12 L Hutton 196 2 Win Lord’s 24 Jun 1939

ENGLAND CAPTAINS SCORING CENTURIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 PBH May 285* 3 Win Birmingham 30 May 1957
2 L Hutton 205 2 Win Kingston 30 Mar 1954
3 L Hutton 169 1 Win Georgetown 24 Feb 1954
4 AJ Strauss 169 1 Win St John’s 15 Feb 2009
5 GA Gooch 154* 3 Win Leeds 06 Jun 1991
6 MC Cowdrey 148 2 Win Trinidad 14 Mar 1968
7 MA Atherton 144 1 Win Georgetown 17 Mar 1994
8 AJ Strauss 142 1 Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
9 AJ Strauss 142 1 Win Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
10 AJ Strauss 141 2 Win Nottingham 25 May 2012
11 MP Vaughan 140 3 Win St John’s 10 Apr 2004
12 WR Hammond 138 3 Win The Oval 19 Aug 1939
13 JE Root 136 1 Win Birmingham 17 Aug 2017
14 MA Atherton 135 2 Win St John’s 16 Apr 1994
15 DR Jardine 127 2 Win Manchester 22 Jul 1933
16 AJ Strauss 122 2 Win Lord’s 17 May 2012
17 JE Root 122 3 Win Gros Islet 09 Feb 2019
18 MC Cowdrey 119 1 Win Trinidad 25 Mar 1960
19 AJ Lamb 119 2 Win Bridgetown 05 Apr 1990
20 AW Greig 116 2 Win Leeds 22 Jul 1976
21 R Illingworth 113 2 Win Lord’s 26 Jun 1969
22 MA Atherton 113 1 Win Nottingham 10 Aug 1995
23 AN Cook 105 1 Win Bridgetown 01 May 2015
24 PBH May 104 1 Win Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
25 MP Vaughan 103 1 Win Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
26 MP Vaughan 103 1 Win Leeds 25 May 2007
27 MP Vaughan 101* 3 Win Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
28 MC Cowdrey 101 1 Win Kingston 08 Feb 1968

ENGLAND WICKET KEEPER BATSMEN SCORING CENTURIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 LEG Ames 149 1 Win Kingston 03 Apr 1930
2 MJ Prior 131* 1 Win Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
3 MJ Prior 126* 1 Win Lord’s 17 May 2007
4 LEG Ames 126 2 Win Kingston 14 Mar 1935
5 APE Knott 116 2 Win Leeds 22 Jul 1976
6 JT Murray 112 2 Win The Oval 18 Aug 1966
7 LEG Ames 105 3 Win Trinidad 01 Feb 1930
8 AJ Stewart 105 2 Win Manchester 03 Aug 2000
9 TG Evans 104 1 Win Manchester 08 Jun 1950
10 JM Parks 101* 3 Win Trinidad 25 Mar 1960

ENGLAND BATSMEN SCORING NINETIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 G Boycott 99 1 Win Trinidad 30 Mar 1974
2 J Hardstaff jnr 98 2 Win Bridgetown 21 Jan 1948
3 MC Cowdrey 97 3 Win Kingston 17 Feb 1960
4 G Boycott 97 2 Win The Oval 26 Jul 1973
5 IR Bell 97 1 Win Manchester 07 Jun 2007
6 KP Pietersen 97 1 Win Kingston 04 Feb 2009
7 MJK Smith 96 3 Win Trinidad 25 Mar 1960
8 TW Graveney 96 2 Win Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
9 MC Cowdrey 96 2 Win Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
10 JH Edrich 96 1 Win Kingston 08 Feb 1968
11 GA Hick 96 3 Win Kingston 19 Feb 1994
12 GA Hick 96 1 Win The Oval 24 Aug 1995
13 PD Collingwood 96 1 Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
14 MA Atherton 95 3 Win The Oval 24 Aug 1995
15 J Hardstaff jnr 94 1 Win The Oval 19 Aug 1939
16 RT Simpson 94 3 Win Nottingham 20 Jul 1950
17 C Milburn 94 3 Win Manchester 02 Jun 1966
18 GP Thorpe 94 2 Win Manchester 27 Jul 1995
19 AN Cook 94 1 Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
20 RWT Key 93* 4 Win Manchester 12 Aug 2004
21 DCS Compton 93 4 Win Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
22 G Boycott 93 3 Win Trinidad 02 Feb 1974
23 TW Graveney 92 2 Win Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
24 JM Parks 91 2 Win Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
25 RC Russell 91 1 Win The Oval 24 Aug 1995
26 G Boycott 90 2 Win Bridgetown 29 Feb 1968
27 DI Gower 90 2 Win St John’s 11 Apr 1986
28 RA Smith 90 3 Win Lord’s 22 Jun 1995
29 GP Thorpe 90 2 Win Trinidad 19 Mar 2004
30 AJ Strauss 90 2 Win Manchester 12 Aug 2004

ENGLAND CAPTAINS SCORING NINETIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 MC Cowdrey 96 2 Win Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
2 MA Atherton 95 3 Win The Oval 24 Aug 1995
3 DI Gower 90 2 Win St John’s 11 Apr 1986

ENGLAND WICKET KEEPERS  SCORING NINETIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 JM Parks 91 2 Win Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
2 RC Russell 91 1 Win The Oval 24 Aug 1995

WEST INDIAN BATSMEN SCORING 150 PLUS RUNS

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 BC Lara 400* 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004
2 BC Lara 375 1 Eng St John’s 16 Apr 1994
3 LG Rowe 302 2 Eng Bridgetown 6 Mar 1974
4 IVA Richards 291 1 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1976
5 RR Sarwan 291 2 Eng Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
6 GA Headley 270* 1 Eng Kingston 14 Mar 1935
7 FMM Worrell 261 2 Eng Nottingham 20 Jul 1950
8 IVA Richards 232 1 Eng Nottingham 03 Jun 1976
9 GS Sobers 226 2 Eng Bridgetown 06 Jan 1960
10 GA Headley 223 4 Eng Kingston 03 Apr 1930
11 CG Greenidge 223 1 Eng Manchester 26 Jul 1984
12 CL Walcott 220 1 Eng Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
13 CG Greenidge 214* 4 Eng Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
14 BF Butcher 209* 3 Eng Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
15 CA Roach 209 1 Eng Georgetown 21 Feb 1930
16 ED Weekes 206 1 Eng Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
17 JO Holder 202* 3 Eng Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
18 FMM Worrell 197* 2 Eng Bridgetown 06 Jan 1960
19 FMM Worrell 191* 2 Eng Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
20 DL Haynes 184 2 Eng Lord’s 19 Jun 1980
21 IVA Richards 182* 3 Eng Bridgetown 13 Mar 1981
22 CC Hunte 182 1 Eng Manchester 06 Jun 1963
23 BC Lara 179 2 Eng The Oval 24 Aug 1995
24 GA Headley 176 3 Eng Bridgetown 11 Jan 1930
25 GS Sobers 174 1 Eng Leeds 04 Aug 1966
26 GA Headley 169* 1 Eng Manchester 22 Jul 1933
27 CL Walcott 168* 3 Eng Lord’s 24 Jun 1950
28 OG Smith 168 3 Eng Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
29 FMM Worrell 167 1 Eng Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
30 DL Haynes 167 2 Eng St John’s 12 Apr 1990
31 BC Lara 167 2 Eng Georgetown 17 Mar 1994
32 JKC Holt 166 3 Eng Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
33 D Ramdin 166 2 Eng Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
34 CA Best 164 1 Eng Bridgetown 05 Apr 1990
35 GS Sobers 163* 3 Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
36 OG Smith 161 2 Eng Birmingham 30 May 1957
37 GS Sobers 161 1 Eng Manchester 02 Jun 1966
38 RB Richardson 160 1 Eng Bridgetown 21 Mar 1986
39 AI Kallicharran 158 2 Eng Trinidad 02 Feb 1974
40 RB Kanhai 157 1 Eng Lord’s 23 Aug 1973
41 RB Kanhai 153 1 Eng Trinidad 14 Mar 1968
42 GS Sobers 152 1 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
43 BC Lara 152 2 Eng Nottingham 10 Aug 1995
44 GS Sobers 150* 1 Eng Lord’s 23 Aug 1973
45 RB Kanhai 150 1 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
46 RC Fredericks 150 1 Eng Birmingham 09 Aug 1973

There are 141 occasions of West Indian batsmen scoring a three figure innings against Englanf

WEST INDIAN BATSMEN SCORING 200 PLUS RUNS

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 BC Lara 400* 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004
2 BC Lara 375 1 Eng St John’s 16 Apr 1994
3 LG Rowe 302 2 Eng Bridgetown 6 Mar 1974
4 IVA Richards 291 1 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1976
5 RR Sarwan 291 2 Eng Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
6 GA Headley 270* 1 Eng Kingston 14 Mar 1935
7 FMM Worrell 261 2 Eng Nottingham 20 Jul 1950
8 IVA Richards 232 1 Eng Nottingham 03 Jun 1976
9 GS Sobers 226 2 Eng Bridgetown 06 Jan 1960
10 GA Headley 223 4 Eng Kingston 03 Apr 1930
11 CG Greenidge 223 1 Eng Manchester 26 Jul 1984
12 CL Walcott 220 1 Eng Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
13 CG Greenidge 214* 4 Eng Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
14 BF Butcher 209* 3 Eng Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
15 CA Roach 209 1 Eng Georgetown 21 Feb 1930
16 ED Weekes 206 1 Eng Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
17 JO Holder 202* 3 Eng Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019

WEST INDIAN CAPTAINS SCORING CENTURIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 BC Lara 400* 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004
2 JO Holder 202* 3 Eng Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
3 GS Sobers 174 1 Eng Leeds 04 Aug 1966
4 GS Sobers 163* 3 Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
5 GS Sobers 161 1 Eng Manchester 02 Jun 1966
6 RB Kanhai 157 1 Eng Lord’s 23 Aug 1973
7 GS Sobers 152 1 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
8 GS Sobers 113* 3 Eng Kingston 08 Feb 1968
9 IVA Richards 110* 3 Eng St John’s 11 Apr 1986
10 DJG Sammy 106 1 Eng Nottingham 25 May 2012
11 CH Gayle 104 2 Eng Kingston 04 Feb 2009
12 CH Gayle 102 2 Eng Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
13 CH Lloyd 101 2 Eng Manchester 10 Jul 1980
14 CH Lloyd 100 1 Eng Bridgetown 13 Mar 1981

WEST INDIAN WICKET KEEPERS SCORING CENTURIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 CL Walcott 168* 3 Eng Lord’s 24 Jun 1950
2 D Ramdin 166 2 Eng Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
3 SO Dowrich 116* 3 Eng Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
4 RD Jacobs 107* 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004
5 D Ramdin 107* 1 Eng Birmingham 07 Jun 2012
6 IM Barrow 105 1 Eng Manchester 22 Jul 1933
7 PJL Dujon 101 1 Eng Manchester 26 Jul 1984

WEST INDIAN BATSMEN SCORING NINETIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 RJ Christiani 99 3 Eng Bridgetown 21 Jan 1948
2 RC Fredericks 98 2 Eng Georgetown 22 Mar 1974
3 AL Logie 98 1 Eng Trinidad 23 Mar 1990
4 JC Adams 98 2 Eng Birmingham 15 Jun 2000
5 S Chanderpaul 97* 4 Eng Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
6 FMM Worrell 97 2 Eng Trinidad 11 Feb 1948
7 AI Kallicharran 97 1 Eng Nottingham 03 Jun 1976
8 VH Stollmeyer 96 2 Eng The Oval 19 Aug 1939
9 DL Haynes 96 1 Eng Trinidad 13 Feb 1981
10 GS Sobers 95* 3 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
11 AL Logie 95* 3 Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1988
12 JC Adams 95* 2 Eng Kingston 19 Feb 1994
13 CH Lloyd 95 2 Eng Kingston 10 Apr 1981
14 BC Lara 95 2 Eng Birmingham 29 Jul 2004
15 TL Best 95 1 Eng Birmingham 07 Jun 2012
16 KC Brathwaite 95 4 Eng Leeds 25 Aug 2017
17 CL Hooper 94* 4 Eng Trinidad 05 Feb 1998
18 JKC Holt 94 1 Eng Kingston 15 Jan 1954
19 ED Weekes 94 2 Eng Georgetown 24 Feb 1954
20 GS Sobers 94 3 Eng Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
21 CH Lloyd 94 3 Eng Birmingham 09 Aug 1973
22 RC Fredericks 94 2 Eng Kingston 16 Feb 1974
23 RR Sarwan 94 2 Eng St John’s 15 Feb 2009
24 GA Headley 93 3 Eng Trinidad 24 Jan 1935
25 SM Nurse 93 1 Eng Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
26 AI Kallicharran 93 2 Eng Kingston 16 Feb 1974
27 SL Campbell 93 4 Eng Lord’s 22 Jun 1995
28 RB Richardson 93 2 Eng The Oval 24 Aug 1995
29 BC Lara 93 1 Eng Georgetown 27 Feb 1998
30 HA Gomes 92* 4 Eng Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
31 RK Nunes 92 4 Eng Kingston 03 Apr 1930
32 JED Sealy 92 1 Eng Trinidad 24 Jan 1935
33 GS Sobers 92 2 Eng Trinidad 25 Mar 1960
34 RB Kanhai 92 1 Eng Leeds 25 Jul 1963
35 PA Wallace 92 2 Eng St John’s 20 Mar 1998
36 JED Sealy 91 1 Eng Kingston 14 Mar 1935
37 BF Butcher 91 4 Eng Leeds 10 Jul 1969
38 S Chanderpaul 91 3 Eng Lord’s 17 May 2012
39 ED Weekes 90* 3 Eng Kingston 15 Jan 1954
40 HA Gomes 90* 2 Eng Kingston 10 Apr 1981
41 LN Constantine 90 1 Eng Trinidad 24 Jan 1935
42 CL Walcott 90 2 Eng Birmingham 30 May 1957
43 ED Weekes 90 3 Eng Lord’s 20 Jun 1957
44 RB Kanhai 90 1 Eng Manchester 06 Jun 1963
45 RR Sarwan 90 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004

WEST INDIAN CAPTAINS SCORING NINETIES

No Player Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 JC Adams 98 2 Eng Birmingham 15 Jun 2000
2 GS Sobers 95* 3 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
3 CH Lloyd 95 2 Eng Kingston 10 Apr 1981
4 BC Lara 95 2 Eng Birmingham 29 Jul 2004
5 GS Sobers 94 3 Eng Nottingham 30 Jun 1966
6 RB Richardson 93 2 Eng The Oval 24 Aug 1995
7 BC Lara 93 1 Eng Georgetown 27 Feb 1998
8 RK Nunes 92 4 Eng Kingston 03 Apr 1930

NO WEST INDIAN WICKET KEEPER HAS SCORED NINETY AGAINST ENGLAND

FIFTY PLUS WICKETS BY ENGLAND BOWLERS

No Player M I Balls Runs W Ave 5 10
1 FS Trueman 18 33 4584 2018 86 23.46 6 2
2 JMAnderson 20 37 4131 1817 82 22.15 5 0
3 JA Snow 14 27 3594 1917 72 26.62 4 1
4 ARCFraser 17 28 3691 1659 70 23.70 5 1
5 IT Botham 20 27 3609 2146 61 35.18 3 0
6 SJHarmison 14 26 2858 1539 60 25.65 3 0
7 SCJ Broad 17 30 3409 1643 57 28.82 2 1
8 ARCaddick 14 24 2767 1355 53 25.56 5 0
9 JC Laker 13 24 4111 1551 51 30.41 1 0

FIFTY PLUS WICKETS BY WEST INDIES BOWLERS

No Player M I Balls Runs W Ave 5 10
1 CEL Ambrose 34 63 8284 3082 164 18.79 8 2
2 CA Walsh 36 68 8818 3683 145 25.40 5 1
3 MD Marshall 26 50 5790 2436 127 19.18 6 1
4 GS Sobers 36 62 8771 3323 102 32.57 3 0
5 LR Gibbs 26 47 8841 2889 100 28.89 7 2
6 MA Holding 21 42 4486 2031 096 21.15 6 1
7 J Garner 19 38 4428 1650 092 17.93 1 0
8 S Ramadhin 18 32 7154 2201 080 27.51 5 1
9 WW Hall 19 35 4271 2121 065 32.63 2 0
10 CC Griffith 15 26 2913 1291 057 22.64 4 0
11 IR Bishop 13 24 2728 1231 051 24.13 2 0
12 LN Constantine 13 22 2818 1339 50 26.78 2 0
13 AME Roberts 12 24 2886 1174 50 23.48 4 1

SIX PLUS WICKETS IN AN INNINGS – ENGLAND BOWLERS

No Player Overs M Runs W I Opp Ground Start Date
1 ARC Fraser 16.1 2 53 8 2 Win Trinidad 05 Feb 1998
2 ARC Fraser 28.5 7 75 8 2 Win Bridgetown 08 Apr 1994
3 AW Greig 36.1 10 86 8 2 Win Trinidad 30 Mar 1974
4 IT Botham 27.4 6 103 8 2 Win Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
5 SJHarmison 12.3 8 12 7 3 Win Kingston 11 Mar 2004
6 TE Bailey 16.0 7 34 7 1 Win Kingston 30 Mar 1954
7 JM Anderson 20.1 5 42 7 3 Win Lord’s 07 Sep 2017
8 DG Cork 19.3 5 43 7 4 Win Lord’s 22 Jun 1995
9 TE Bailey 21.0 8 44 7 1 Win Lord’s 20 Jun 1957
10 FSTrueman 14.3 2 44 7 4 Win Birmingham 04 Jul 1963
11 JA Snow 21.0 7 49 7 2 Win Kingston 08 Feb 1968
12 WE Hollies 26.0 7 50 7 2 Win Georgetown 14 Feb 1935
13 J Langridge 17.0 4 56 7 3 Win Manchester 22 Jul 1933
14 W Voce 37.2 15 70 7 4 Win Trinidad 01 Feb 1930
15 SCJ Broad 24.5 6 72 7 1 Win Lord’s 17 May 2012
16 JC Laker 37.0 9 103 7 1 Win Bridgetown 21 Jan 1948
17 GAR Lock 16.0 7 20 6 3 Win The Oval 22 Aug 1957
18 BA Stokes 14.3 6 22 6 1 Win Lord’s 07 Sep 2017
19 PCRTufnell 14.3 3 25 6 2 Win The Oval 08 Aug 1991
20 RWV Robins 11.5 1 32 6 2 Win Lord’s 24 Jun 1933
21 WE Bowes 17.4×8 4 33 6 2 Win Manchester 22 Jul 1939
22 PJ Loader 20.3 9 36 6 1 Win Leeds 25 Jul 1957
23 JM Anderson 12.4 5 42 6 2 Win Bridgetown 01 May 2015
24 SJHarmison 13.0 1 46 6 2 Win The Oval 19 Aug 2004
25 CS Marriott 29.2 6 59 6 3 Win The Oval 12 Aug 1933
26 JA Snow 15.2 0 60 6 3 Win Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
27 PJW Allott 26.5 7 61 6 2 Win Leeds 12 Jul 1984
28 SJHarmison 20.1 5 61 6 1 Win Trinidad 19 Mar 2004
29 AR Caddick 26.0 5 65 6 3 Win Trinidad 25 Mar 1994
30 DE Malcolm 26.2 4 77 6 3 Win Trinidad 23 Mar 1990
31 K Higgs 33.0 9 91 6 1 Win Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
32 FS Trueman 44.0 16 100 6 1 Win Lord’s 20 Jun 1963
33 CC Lewis 35.0 10 111 6 2 Win Birmingham 25 Jul 1991
34 R Howorth 41.0 8 124 6 3 Win Bridgetown 21 Jan 1948
35 MS Panesar 36.1 3 129 6 2 Win Lord’s 17 May 2007
36 MS Panesar 51.5 13 137 6 4 Win Manchester 07 Jun 2007
37 AW Greig 46.0 2 164 6 2 Win Bridgetown 06 Mar 1974

There are 101 occasions of England bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against West Indies

TEN PLUS WICKETS  IN A MATCH – ENGLAND BOWLERS

No Player Overs M Runs W Opp Ground Start Date
1 AW Greig 69.1 17 156 13 Win Trinidad 30 Mar 1974
2 FS Trueman 40.3 07 119 12 Win Birmingham 04 Jul 1963
3 GAR Lock 37.4 19 048 11 Win The Oval 22 Aug 1957
4 CS Marriott 41.1 08 096 11 Win The Oval 12 Aug 1933
5 TE Bailey 43.0 14 098 11 Win Lord’s 20 Jun 1957
6 ARC Fraser 43.1 10 110 11 Win Trinidad 05 Feb 1998
7 W Voce 65.2 20 149 11 Win Trinidad 01 Feb 1930
8 FS Trueman 70.0 25 152 11 Win Lord’s 20 Jun 1963
9 SCJ Broad 58.5 12 165 11 Win Lord’s 17 May 2012
10 AP Freeman 51.4 23 093 10 Win Manchester 21 Jul 1928
11 DE Malcolm 46.2 06 137 10 Win Trinidad 23 Mar 1990
12 JA Snow 43.0 02 142 10 Win Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
13 MS Panesar 68.3 18 187 10 Win Manchester 07 Jun 2007
14 GTS Stevens 53.4 06 195 10 Win Bridgetown 11 Jan 1930

SIX PLUS WICKETS IN AN INNINGS – WEST INDIES BOWLERS

No Player Overs M Runs W I Opp Ground Start Date
1 CELAmbrose 22.4 10 45 8 4 Eng Bridgetown 05 Apr 1990
2 RL Chase 21.4 2 60 8 4 Eng Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
3 MA Holding 33.0 9 92 8 2 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1976
4 AL Valentine 50.0 14 104 8 1 Eng Manchester 08 Jun 1950
5 MD Marshall 15.4 5 22 7 3 Eng Manchester 30 Jun 1988
6 S Ramadhin 31.0 16 49 7 1 Eng Birmingham 30 May 1957
7 MD Marshall 26.0 9 53 7 3 Eng Leeds 12 Jul 1984
8 DJG Sammy 21.3 2 66 7 3 Eng Manchester 07 Jun 2007
9 WW Hall 31.2 8 69 7 1 Eng Kingston 17 Feb 1960
10 FMM Worrell 38.2 9 70 7 2 Eng Leeds 25 Jul 1957
11 CELAmbrose 10.0 1 24 6 4 Eng Trinidad 25 Mar 1994
12 MD Marshall 18.0 5 32 6 2 Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1988
13 CC Griffith 21.0 5 36 6 2 Eng Leeds 25 Jul 1963
14 AME Roberts 20.5 8 37 6 4 Eng Manchester 08 Jul 1976
15 AL Valentine 26.3 10 39 6 3 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1950
16 LR Gibbs 19.0 6 39 6 3 Eng Leeds 04 Aug 1966
17 CELAmbrose 28.0 6 52 6 3 Eng Leeds 06 Jun 1991
18 DJ Bravo 26.0 6 55 6 2 Eng Manchester 12 Aug 2004
19 MA Holding 20.4 6 57 6 4 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1976
20 RA Harper 28.4 12 57 6 3 Eng Manchester 26 Jul 1984
21 LR Gibbs 40.0 20 60 6 4 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
22 KCGBenjamin 24.0 7 66 6 1 Eng Kingston 19 Feb 1994
23 MA Holding 28.0 11 67 6 1 Eng Lord’s 19 Jun 1980
24 MD Marshall 30.0 4 69 6 1 Eng Nottingham 02 Jun 1988
25 CC Griffith 27.0 4 71 6 1 Eng The Oval 22 Aug 1963
26 CEH Croft 25.0 5 74 6 1 Eng St John’s 27 Mar 1981
27 CA Walsh 23.5 5 74 6 4 Eng Lord’s 29 Jun 2000
28 KD Boyce 21.1 4 77 6 4 Eng The Oval 26 Jul 1973
29 MD Marshall 36.5 10 85 6 1 Eng Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
30 S Ramadhin 72.0 43 86 6 4 Eng Lord’s 24 Jun 1950
31 WW Hall 30.2 8 90 6 1 Eng Georgetown 09 Mar 1960
32 W Ferguson 34.2 4 92 6 3 Eng Trinidad 11 Feb 1948
33 FH Edwards 26.3 4 92 6 1 Eng Lord’s 06 May 2009
34 LR Gibbs 46.0 16 98 6 3 Eng Manchester 06 Jun 1963
35 HC Griffith 25.5 4 103 6 2 Eng The Oval 11 Aug 1928
36 LR Gibbs 57.2 15 108 6 3 Eng Trinidad 02 Feb 1974
37 S Ramadhin 67.0 34 113 6 1 Eng Georgetown 24 Feb 1954

There are 93 occasions of West Indian bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings  against England

TEN PLUS WICKETS  IN A MATCH – WEST INDIES BOWLERS

No Player Overs M Runs W Opp Ground Start Date
1 MA Holding 53.4 15 149 14 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1976
2 CELAmbrose 39.0 07 84 11 Eng Trinidad 25 Mar 1994
3 KD Boyce 43.1 08 147 11 Eng The Oval 26 Jul 1973
4 S Ramadhin 115.0 70 152 11 Eng Lord’s 24 Jun 1950
5 LR Gibbs 75.3 25 157 11 Eng Manchester 06 Jun 1963
6 AL Valentine 106.0 36 204 11 Eng Manchester 08 Jun 1950
7 W Ferguson 73.2 09 229 11 Eng Trinidad 11 Feb 1948
8 MD Marshall 43.0 10 92 10 Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1988
9 HHHJohnson 65.5 24 96 10 Eng Kingston 27 Mar 1948
10 LR Gibbs 69.1 29 106 10 Eng Manchester 02 Jun 1966
11 CA Walsh 40.5 11 117 10 Eng Lord’s 29 Jun 2000
12 AME Roberts 52.5 16 123 10 Eng Lord’s 17 Jun 1976
13 CELAmbrose 47.4 12 127 10 Eng Bridgetown 05 Apr 1990
14 AL Valentine 90.3 31 160 10 Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1950
15 KCGBenjamin 59.3 15 174 10 Eng Nottingham 10 Aug 1995

20 PLUS CATCHES – ENGLAND FIELDERS

No Player Mat Inns Dis Ct
1 GA Gooch 26 42 28 28
2 GP Thorpe 27 47 27 27
3 TW Graveney 19 37 24 24
4 WR Hammond 13 24 22 22
5 AJ Strauss 18 31 22 22
6 MC Cowdrey 21 38 21 21
7 GA Hick 18 32 21 21
8 AN Cook 20 35 20 20
9 AJ Lamb 22 38 20 20

TEN PLUS DISMISSALS –ENGLAND WICKETKEEPERS

No Player Mat Inns Dis Ct St
1 RC Russell 21 38 52 50 02
2 APE Knott 22 37 43 41 02
3 TG Evans 16 32 37 28 09
4 PR Downton 16 24 33 31 02
5 JM Parks 12 22 31 29 02
6 LEG Ames 10 19 27 16 11
7 AJ Stewart 10 16 27 26 01
8 MJ Prior 13 22 23 21 02
9 GO Jones 05 09 15 13 02
10 JM Bairstow 04 08 13 10 03
11 JC Buttler 03 06 13 13 00

20 PLUS CATCHES – WEST INDIAN FIELDERS

No Player Mat Inns Dis Ct
1 BC Lara 30 57 45 45
2 GS Sobers 36 66 40 40
3 CH Lloyd 34 65 32 32
4 CG Greenidge 32 64 29 29
5 IVA Richards 36 71 29 29
6 RB Richardson 27 53 26 26
7 CL Hooper 24 46 24 24
8 LR Gibbs 26 48 21 21
9 RC Fredericks 16 31 20 20
10 RB Kanhai 30 54 20 20

TEN PLUS DISMISSALS –WEST INDIAN WICKETKEEPERS

No Player Mat Inns Dis Ct St
1 DL Murray 28 53 94 90 4
2 PJL Dujon 23 45 84 84 0
3 D Ramdin 17 30 43 40 3
4 RD Jacobs 11 21 40 38 2
5 JR Murray 10 19 30 30 0
6 FCM Alexander 07 12 27 26 1
7 CL Walcott 08 16 23 15 8
8 D Williams 05 09 19 19 0
9 SO Dowrich 05 10 17 17 0
10 CO Browne 02 04 13 13 0
11 DA Murray 04 08 13 13 0
12 IM Barrow 05 07 10 07 3

THREE FIGURE PARTNERSHIPS – ENGLAND BATSMEN

England batsmen have posted 159 three figure partnerships in an innings against West Indies

200 PLUS RUNS PARTNERSHIPS – ENGLAND BATSMEN

  Partners Wkt Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 Cowdrey, May 4 411 3 Win Birmingham 30 May 1957
2 Atherton, RA Smith 3 303 2 Win St John’s 16 Apr 1994
3 RWT Key, Strauss 2 291 1 Win Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
4 Graveney/PE Richardson 2 266 1 Win Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
5 Hammond, L Hutton 3 264 3 Win The Oval 19 Aug 1939
6 LEG Ames, A Sandham 4 249 1 Win Kingston 03 Apr 1930
7 DCS Compton, L Hutton 4 248 2 Win Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
8 AN Cook, JE Root 3 248 1 Win Birmingham 17 Aug 2017
9 Ames, EH Hendren 4 237 3 Win Trinidad 01 Feb 1930
10 AN Cook, AJ Strauss 1 229 1 Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
11 Collingwood, MJ Prior 5 218 1 Win Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
12 Graveney, JT Murray 8 217 2 Win The Oval 18 Aug 1966
13 RS Bopara, AN Cook 2 213 1 Win Chester-le-Street 14 May 2009
14 RT Simpson, C Washbrook 1 212 3 Win Nottingham 20 Jul 1950
15 DL Amiss, G Boycott 1 209 3 Win Trinidad 02 Feb 1974
16 Graveney/May 3 207 1 Win Nottingham 04 Jul 1957
17 Ramprakash/ Thorpe 6 205 1 Win Bridgetown 12 Mar 1998

THREE FIGURE PARTNERSHIPS – WEST INDIES BATSMEN

West Indies batsmen have posted 156 three figure partnerships in an innings against England

200 PLUS RUNS PARTNERSHIPS – WEST INDIES BATSMEN

No Partners Wkt Runs I Opp Ground Start Date
1 GS Sobers/Worrell 4 399 2 Eng Bridgetown 06 Jan 1960
2 Weekes, Worrell 3 338 1 Eng Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
3 Kallicharran, IVA Richards 3 303 1 Eng Nottingham 03 Jun 1976
4 Greenidge/Haynes 1 298 2 Eng St John’s 12 Apr 1990
5 SO Dowrich, JO Holder 7 295* 3 Eng Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
6 HA Gomes/ Greenidge 2 287* 4 Eng Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
7 Weekes/Worrell 4 283 2 Eng Nottingham 20 Jul 1950
8 RD Jacobs, BC Lara 6 282* 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004
9 Holford,Sobers 6 274* 3 Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1966
10 RB Kanhai, SM Nurse 3 273 1 Eng Trinidad 14 Mar 1968
11 SM Nurse, GS Sobers 5 265 1 Eng Leeds 04 Aug 1966
12 D Ramdin, RR Sarwan 6 261 2 Eng Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
13 RB Kanhai, GS Sobers 4 250 1 Eng Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
14 Kallicharran, LG Rowe 2 249 2 Eng Bridgetown 06 Mar 1974
15 KC Brathwaite, SD Hope 4 246 2 Eng Leeds 25 Aug 2017
16 Chanderpaul, BP Nash 5 234 2 Eng Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
17 BC Lara, RR Sarwan 3 232 1 Eng St John’s 10 Apr 2004
18 GA Headley, RK Nunes 2 227 4 Eng Kingston 03 Apr 1930
19 DL Haynes, IVA Richards 2 223 2 Eng Lord’s 19 Jun 1980
20 JKC Holt, Worrell 2 222 3 Eng Bridgetown 06 Feb 1954
21 S Chanderpaul, BC Lara 5 219 1 Eng St John’s 16 Apr 1994
22 GE Gomez, CL Walcott 6 211 3 Eng Lord’s 24 Jun 1950
23 BC Lara, RR Sarwan 3 209 2 Eng Birmingham 29 Jul 2004
24 Kallicharran, CH Lloyd 4 208 1 Eng The Oval 26 Jul 1973
25 RC Fredericks, LG Rowe 1 206 2 Eng Kingston 16 Feb 1974
26 HA Gomes, IVA Richards 3 206 2 Eng Birmingham 14 Jun 1984
27 Sammy, MN Samuels 7 204 1 Eng Nottingham 25 May 2012
28 GA Headley, JED Sealy 3 202 1 Eng Kingston 14 Mar 1935
29 CH Gayle, RR Sarwan 2 202 2 Eng Kingston 4 Feb 2009
30 IM Barrow, GA Headley 2 200 1 Eng Manchester 22 Jul 1933

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR EACH WICKET – ENGLAND BATSMEN

Wkt Runs Partners Ground Match Date
1st 229 AJ Strauss, AN Cook Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
2nd 291 AJ Strauss, RWT Key Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
3rd 303 MA Atherton, RA Smith St John’s 16 Apr 1994
4th 411 PBH May, MC Cowdrey Birmingham 30 May 1957
5th 218 PD Collingwood, MJ Prior Trinidad 06 Mar 2009
6th 205 GP Thorpe, MR Ramprakash Bridgetown 12 Mar 1998
7th 197 MJK Smith, JM Parks Trinidad 25 Mar 1960
8th 217 TW Graveney, JT Murray The Oval 18 Aug 1966
9th 109 GAR Lock, PI Pocock Georgetown 28 Mar 1968
10th 128 K Higgs, JA Snow The Oval 18 Aug 1966

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR EACH WICKET – WEST INDIES BATSMEN

Wkt Runs Partners Ground Match Date
1st 298 CG Greenidge, DL Haynes St John’s 12 Apr 1990
2nd 287* CG Greenidge, HA Gomes Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
3rd 338 ED Weekes, FMM Worrell Trinidad 17 Mar 1954
4th 399 GS Sobers, FMM Worrell Bridgetown 06 Jan 1960
5th 265 SM Nurse, GS Sobers Leeds 04 Aug 1966
6th 282* BC Lara, RD Jacobs St John’s 10 Apr 2004
7th 295* SO Dowrich, JO Holder Bridgetown 23 Jan 2019
8th 99 CA McWatt, JKC Holt Georgetown 24 Feb 1954
9th 150 EAE Baptiste, MA Holding Birmingham 14 Jun 1984
10th 143 D Ramdin, TL Best Birmingham 07 Jun 2012
ICC Approves COVID-19 Substitutes, Bans Use of Saliva; Additional DRS Review in Test Cricket

ICC Approves COVID-19 Substitutes, Bans Use of Saliva; Additional DRS Review in Test Cricket

The ICC on Tuesday approved COVID-19 replacements in Test cricket, banned the use of saliva to shine the ball and re-introduced non-neutral umpires for bilateral series as part of its interim playing regulations to tackle the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The announcement has come on the day the same day the West Indies squad arrived in England for a three-Test series behind closed doors.

In the five new regulations, recommended by the Anil Kumble-chaired Cricket Committee, and ratified by the Chief Executives Committee (CEC), the teams will also be allowed an additional DRS call as home umpires will now be officiating in bilateral Test series.

Also, a 32-inch additional logo would be permitted on the players’ jerseys, which will help teams make commercial gains as Boards battle the pandemic’s financial blow.

“Teams will be allowed to replace players displaying symptoms of COVID-19 during a Test match. In line with concussion replacements, the Match Referee will approve the nearest like-for-like replacement,” the ICC stated in a press release.

“However, the regulation for COVID-19 replacements will not be applicable in ODIs and T20Is,” it added.

The CEC predictably ratified the ban on use of saliva, which is considered to be a transmitter of novel coronavirus unlike sweat which will still be allowed to shine the ball. Repeated violation of the ban would at first invite a warning before a five-run penalty is imposed.

“Players will not be permitted to use saliva to shine the ball. If a player does apply saliva to the ball, the umpires will manage the situation with some leniency during an initial period of adjustment for the players, but subsequent instances will result in the team receiving a warning,” the ICC said.

“A team can be issued up to two warnings per innings but repeated use of saliva on the ball will result in a 5-run penalty to the batting side. Whenever saliva is applied to the ball, the umpires will be instructed to clean the ball before play recommences,” the parent body stated.

The introduction of two home team umpires for bilaterals after nearly two decades is purely due to the logistical challenges of travelling given the flight restrictions in place globally.

“The requirement to appoint neutral match officials will be temporarily removed from the playing conditions for all international formats owing to the current logistical challenges with international travel.

“The ICC will be able to appoint locally based match officials from the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Match Officials and the Emirates ICC International Panel of Match Officials,” the ICC said.

This means India’s C Shamshuddin, Anil Chaudhary and Nitin Menon will be seen officiating during the home series against England next year with Javagal Srinath being the match referee.

Due to the lack of experience of a lot of these umpires, who are not a part of the ICC Elite Panel, an additional DRS review has been allotted to the teams in each innings.

“…keeping in mind that there may be less experienced umpires on duty at times. This will increase the number of unsuccessful appeals per innings for each team to three for Tests and two for the white-ball formats.”

The ICC Cricket Operations team will also support local match referees when processing code of conduct breaches, and a neutral Elite Panel match referee will conduct any hearing remotely via video link.

The ICC also relaxed the apparel rules by allowing a logo on the chest of Test match jersey.

“A logo, not exceeding 32 square inches in size, may be placed on the chest of the Test match shirt and sweater in addition to the three other logos allowed as per regulations. As of now, logos on chests are only allowed in ODIs and T20Is.”

(With Inputs from ICC Release)

Denying Tendulkar 100th Ton Made Umpire Rod Tucker and I Get Death Threats: Tim Bresnan

Denying Tendulkar 100th Ton Made Umpire Rod Tucker and I Get Death Threats: Tim Bresnan

Tim Bresnan said that he umpire Rod Tucker received death threats for wrongly depriving Sachin Tendulkar the opportunity to bring up his 100th Century

Former Indian cricket captain Sachin Tendulkar is arguably the greatest batsman to have played the sport. The Master Blaster is widely regarded as the ‘God of Cricket’. Tendulkar, who is the highest run-scorer in Tests as well as ODIs, was known for his impeccable batting technique. Sachin Tendulkar has created a plethora of records in his glorious 24-year career. One of the most coveted record that the ‘Master Blaster’ owns is scoring 100 international hundreds.

However, it wasn’t an easy ride for Tendulkar after scoring his 99th hundred during the 2011 World Cup game against South Africa. After that century, Tendulkar touched the 90-run mark only once in 2011. It seemed like Tendulkar was going to create history by scoring the 100th ton of his international career in a Test match against England. However, to everyone’s disappointment, he was trapped in front of the wicket by England all-rounder Tim Bresnan as umpire Rod Tucker adjudged him out on 91 and broke a billion hearts.

Recalling the moment, Bresnan said that he and umpire Rod Tucker received death threats for depriving Tendulkar the opportunity to bring up his 100th international ton. While speaking on the Yorkshire Cricket: Covers Off podcast, Bresnan said that Tendulkar was on 99 international hundreds and in that series, there were no referrals because the BCCI didn’t want them. It was at The Oval in the last Test of the 2011 series in England. He added that the ball was probably missing leg anyway and umpire Rod Tucker adjudged it out.

Bresnan revealed that he got death threats on Twitter and umpire Tucker had people writing to him to his home address. Bresnan also revealed that Tucker received proper death threats and many fans wrote to him that the ball was missing the leg stump. He further said that the situation arose to such an extent that Tucker had to get police protection.

Tendulkar finally ended his dry spell in the 2012 Asia Cup match against Bangladesh and reached the milestone of scoring 100 tons in international cricket. It eventually turned out to be Tendulkar’s penultimate ODI appearance as he retired from white-ball cricket later that year. Tendulkar announced his retirement from international cricket in October 2013 and played his final Test against West Indies in Mumbai a month later.

Highest partnerships for each wicket in Indian Premier League

Highest partnerships for each wicket in Indian Premier League

The following table lists the highest partnerships for each wicket in the twelve editions of Indian Premier League

Wkt Runs Partners Team Oppn Ground Date
1st 184* Gambhir/Lynn Kol Guj Rajkot 07.04.17
2nd 229 Kohli/de Villiers B’lore Guj B’lore 14.05.16
3rd 157 White/Sangakkara Dec Pune Cuttack 01.05.12
4th 132 de Villiers/Yuvraj B’lore Raj B’lore 11.05.14
5th 134* SA Hasan/Y Pathan Kol Guj Kol 08.05.16
6th 122* Rayudu/ Pollard Mum B’lore B’lore 14.05.12
7th 100 Suchith/Harbhajan Mum Pun Mum 12.04.15
8th 069 Hodge/Faulkner Raj Mum A’bad 19.05.14
9th 041 Dhoni/Ashwin Che Mum Kol 26.05.13
9th 041 DJ Bravo/I Tahir Che Mum Mum 07.04.18
10th 029* SK Trivedi/Patel Raj Del B’fontein 17.05.09
Batsmen dismissed run out without facing a delivery in a test innings

Batsmen dismissed run out without facing a delivery in a test innings

Test Cricket has witnessed 29 occasions of a batsman dismissed run out in a test innings without facing a delivery. All such occasions are tabulated below. The list includes Rahul Dravid – aka “The Wall”. He faced the ignominy in India’s second innings against Pakistan at Lahore in April 2004

No Player I Team Opp Ground Mon/Year
1 A Rose-Innes 3 SAF Eng Cape Town Mar 1889
2 AF Kippax 2 Aus SAF Adelaide Jan 1932
3 Wazir Mohd 1 Pak Eng The Oval Aug 1954
4 WM Lawry 1 Aus SAF P Elizabeth Feb 1967
5 BS Bedi 1 Ind Eng Kolkata Dec 1972
6 RM Hogg 2 Aus Eng Birmingham Jul 1981
7 AD Gaekwad 1 Ind Win Trinidad Mar 1983
8 WB Phillips 3 Aus Win Trinidad Mar 1984
9 KR Rutherford 4 NZl Win Trinidad Mar 1985
10 CA Walsh 2 Win Eng Birmingham Jul 1995
11 HD Dharmasena 1 Srl Pak Faisalabad Sep 1995
12 RK Chauhan 3 Ind Srl Mumbai Dec 1997
13 TN Madondo 1 Zim Pak Harare Mar 1998
14 M Dillon 4 Win Aus Trinidad Mar 1999
15 Taufeeq Umar 3 Pak Aus Sharjah Oct 2002
16 Umar Gul 2 Pak Ban Karachi Aug 2003
17 Younis Khan 4 Pak Ban Multan Sep 2003
18 R Dravid 3 Ind Pak Lahore Apr 2004
19 CS Martin 3 NZl Eng Leeds Jun 2004
20 CB Wishart 3 Zim NZl Bulawayo Aug 2005
21 Mohd Asif 2 Pak Srl Kandy Apr 2006
22 Harbhajan   4 Ind Aus Melbourne Dec 2007
23 MS Panesar 2 Eng SAF The Oval Aug 2008
24 SM Katich 1 Aus Eng Adelaide Dec 2010
25 N Pradeep 3 Srl Pak Abu Dhabi Oct 2011
26 CS Martin 3 NZl SAF Cape Town Jan 2013
27 Jubair Hossain 2 Ban Ind Fatullah Jun 2015
28 NM Lyon 4 Aus SAF Cape Town Mar 2018
29 C Kumara 2 Srl Win Bridgetown Jun 2018
Batsmen dismissed run out without facing a delivery in Indian Premier League

Batsmen dismissed run out without facing a delivery in Indian Premier League

Indian Premier League has witnessed 32 batsmen dismissed run out without facing a delivery. All such occasions are furnished below

No Batsman Team Opposition Venue Date
1 PP Ojha Deccan Kolkata Kolkata 20.04.08
2 A Nel Mumbai Delhi Delhi 24.05.08
3 S Bangar Deccan Bangalore Hyd-RGS 25.05.08
4 PP Chawla Punjab Delhi Cape Town 19.04.09
5 L Balaji Chennai Delhi Durban 23.04.09
6 K Goel Punjab Rajasthan Cape Town 26.04.09
7 PP Chawla Punjab Mumbai Centurion 12.05.09
8 S Tyagi Chennai Bangalore Durbam 14.05.09
9 SK Warne Rajasthan Mumbai Durban 14.05.09
10 SL Malinga Mumbai Delhi Centurion 21.05.09
11 SA Asnodkar Rajasthan Mumbai Mum-BS 13.03.10
12 AD Mathews Kolkata Rajasthan Ahmedabad 20.03.10
13 SK Warne Rajasthan Chennai Ahmedabad 28.03.10
14 Harmeet Singh Deccan Rajasthan Nagpur 05.04.10
15 AB Agarkar Delhi Kolkata Delhi 28.04.11
16 SL Malinga Mumbai Deccan Mumbai 14.05.11
17 Rahul Sharma Pune Mumbai Mumbai 06.04.12
18 M Vijay Chennai Delhi Delhi 10.04.12
19 MS Gony Punjab Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 19.04.13
20 JH Kallis Kolkata Chennai Kolkata 20.04.13
21 AT Rayudu Mumbai Bangalore Mumbai 27, 04.13
22 G Gambhir Kolkata Delhi Raipur 01.05.13
23 S Naduem Delhi Sunrisers Hyd-RGS 04.05.13
24 MM Sharma Chennai Bangaore Chennai 04.05.15
25 Mandeep Singh Bangalore Chennai Chennai 04.05.15
26 MJ McClenaghan Mumbai Ris Pune Mumbai 24.04.17
27 S Aravind Bangalore Mumbai Mumbai 01.05.17
28 C Munro Delhi Rajasthan Jaipur 11.04.18
29 Kuldeep Yadav Kolkata Chennai Chennai 14.04.19
30 KMA Paul Delhi Mumbai Delhi 18.04.19
31 SN Thakur Chennai Bangalore Bangalore 21.04.19
32 SV Samson Rajasthan Delhi Jaipur 22.04.19

Indian Premier League has witnessed nine overseas batsmen dismissed  run out without facing a delivery. All such occasions are furnished below

No Batsman Team Opposition Venue Date
1 A Nel Mumbai Delhi Delhi 24.05.08
2 SK Warne Rajasthan Mumbai Durban 14.05.09
3 SL Malinga Mumbai Delhi Centurion 21.05.09
4 AD Mathews Kolkata Rajasthan Ahmedabad 20.03.10
5 SK Warne Rajasthan Chennai Ahmedabad 28.03.10
6 SL Malinga Mumbai Deccan Mumbai 14.05.11
7 JH Kallis Kolkata Chennai Kolkata 20.04.13
8 MJ McClenaghan Mumbai Ris Pune Mumbai 24.04.17
8 C Munro Delhi Rajasthan Jaipur 11.04.18

PP Chawla,SK Warne and SL Malinga are the three batsmen who have  been dismissed run out without facing a delivery on two occasions.

No Batsman Team Opposition Venue Date
1 PP Chawla Punjab Delhi Cape Town 19.04.09
2 PP Chawla Punjab Mumbai Centurion 12.05.09
           
1 SK Warne Rajasthan Mumbai Durban 14.05.09
2 SK Warne Rajasthan Chennai Ahmedabad 28.03.10
           
1 SL Malinga Mumbai Delhi Centurion 21.05.09
2 SL Malinga Mumbai Deccan Mumbai 14.05.11
Tendulkar’s unique distinction is tests while batting at number four

Tendulkar’s unique distinction is tests while batting at number four

SR Tendulkar is the only batsman in the annals of test cricket to aggregate 6000 plus runs on home soil and away soil while batting at number four. He has amassed 6409 runs on home soil and 7083 runs on away soil

H/A Mat Inns NO Runs HS C HC 0
Home 92 138 13 6409 217 20 28 3
Away 87 137 14 7083 248* 24 30 8