The first one day game between India and South
Africa scheduled for 12 Mar 2020 was abandoned without a ball being bowled to
provide the 109th occasion of an abandoned game in the history of
one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Match Date
1
Australia
England
Melbourne
26 Dec 1978
2
Sri Lanka
West Indies
The Oval
13 Jun 1979
3
England
West Indies
Melbourne
12 Jan 1980
4
Sri Lanka
Pakistan
Col-RPS
09 Mar 1986
5
New Zealand
West Indies
Wellington
25 Mar 1987
6
Pakistan
Australia
Gujranwala
30 Sep 1988
7
Pakistan
Australia
Karachi
14 Oct 1988
8
India
New Zealand
Jammu
19 Dec 1988
9
Pakistan
India
Peshawar
16 Dec 1989
10
West Indies
England
Guyana
14 Mar 1990
11
New Zealand
South Africa
Adelaide
11 Dec 1993
12
England
New Zealand
Lord’s
21 May 1994
13
India
Pakistan
Col-RPS
15 Sep 1994
14
Pakistan
Australia
Gujranwala
26 Oct 1994
15
India
New Zealand
Margao
21 Nov 1995
16
India
Australia
Cuttack
27 Oct 1996
17
New Zealand
Sri Lanka
Auckland
22 Mar 1997
18
India
Pakistan
Col-SSC
21 Jul 1997
19
Sri Lanka
India
Galle
25 Jun 1998
20
Sri Lanka
New Zealand
Galle
27 Jun 1998
21
India
New Zealand
Galle
29 Jun 1998
22
Australia
England
Melbourne
12 Feb 1999
23
New Zealand
South Africa
Wellington
31 Mar 1999
24
England
Zimbabwe
Centurion
09 Feb 2000
25
Zimbabwe
England
Harare
23 Feb 2000
26
Australia
Pakistan
Che-le-St
16 Jun 2001
27
West Indies
India
Kingston
25 May 2002
28
West Indies
India
Kingston
26 May 2002
29
India
South Africa
Dhaka
20 Apr 2003
30
Sri Lanka
England
Col-RPS
21 Nov 2003
31
Sri Lanka
England
Col-RPS
23 Nov 2003
32
New Zealand
South Africa
Dunedin
24 Feb 2004
33
New Zealand
South Africa
Auckland
28 Feb 2004
34
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh
Bulawayo
06 Mar 2004
35
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh
Bulawayo
07 Mar 2004
36
West Indies
England
Trinidad
25 Apr 2004
37
West Indies
England
St George’s,
28 Apr 2004
38
England
New Zealand
Manchester
24 Jun 2004
39
Australia
Pakistan
Amstelveen
25 Aug 2004
40
Sri Lanka
Zimbabwe
Rawalpindi
11 Oct 2004
41
Australia
New Zealand
Brisbane
10 Dec 2004
42
India
South Africa
Chepauk
22 Nov 2005
43
Zimbabwe
Kenya
Harare
04 Mar 2006
44
India
England
Guwahati
09 Apr 2006
45
West Indies
Zimbabwe
Georgetown
06 May 2006
46
Sri Lanka
South Africa
Col-RPS
14 Aug 2006
47
Sri Lanka
India
Col-RPS
16 Aug 2006
48
Sri Lanka
India
Col-SSC
20 Aug 2006
49
South Africa
Zimbabwe
East London
17 Sep 2006
50
South Africa
India
Johannesburg
19 Nov 2006
51
Pakistan
West Indies
Rawalpindi
05 Dec 2006
52
Bangladesh
India
Chattogram
15 May 2007
53
Scotland
Pakistan
Edinburgh
01 Jul 2007
54
India
Pakistan
Glasgow
03 Jul 2007
55
Canada
Netherlands
Toronto
04 Jul 2007
56
Zimbabwe
West Indies
Bulawayo
09 Dec 2007
57
Netherlands
Bermuda
Amstelveen
07 Aug 2008
58
Ireland
Canada
Dublin
12 Aug 2008
59
Scotland
Kenya
Ayr
13 Aug 2008
60
Sri Lanka
India
Col-RPS
26 Aug 2008
61
Ireland
Kenya
Belfast
27 Aug 2008
62
Ireland
Zimbabwe
Nairobi-G
21 Oct 2008
63
Kenya
Ireland
Nairobi-G
22 Oct 2008
64
Kenya
Zimbabwe
Nairobi-G
23 Oct 2008
65
Kenya
Zimbabwe
Nairobi-G
25 Oct 2008
66
South Africa
Bangladesh
East London
12 Nov 2008
67
England
West Indies
Leeds
21 May 2009
68
Netherlands
Canada
Amstelveen
12 Jul 2009
69
Canada
Kenya
King City
21 Aug 2009
70
Scotland
Ireland
Aberdeen
23 Aug 2009
71
Canada
Kenya
King City
23 Aug 2009
72
India
Australia
Mum-DYP
11 Nov 2009
73
South Africa
England
Johannesburg
20 Nov 2009
74
South Africa
England
Durban
04 Dec 2009
75
Scotland
Bangladesh
Glasgow
19 Jul 2010
76
Bangladesh
New Zealand
Mirpur
08 Oct 2010
77
India
Australia
Kochi
17 Oct 2010
78
India
Australia
Margao
24 Oct 2010
79
Bangladesh
Zimbabwe
Chattogram
10 Dec 2010
80
Ireland
Sri Lanka
Edinburgh
11 Jul 2011
81
England
West Indies
Leeds
22 Jun 2012
82
Ireland
Afghanistan
Dublin
03 Jul 2012
83
England
Australia
Birmingham
04 Jul 2012
84
Scotland
Canada
Ayr
09 Jul 2012
85
Sri Lanka
New Zealand
Pallekele
01 Nov 2012
86
Scotland
Pakistan
Edinburgh
19 May 2013
87
England
Australia
Leeds
06 Sep 2013
88
India
Australia
Cuttack
26 Oct 2013
89
New Zealand
West Indies
Napier
29 Dec 2013
90
Ireland
Sri Lanka
Dublin
08 May 2014
91
England
India
Bristol
25 Aug 2014
92
Australia
Bangladesh
Brisbane
21 Feb 2015
93
New Zealand
Pakistan
Napier
28 Jan 2016
94
Hong Kong
Scotland
Hong Kong
28 Jan 2016
95
Ireland
Afghanistan
Belfast
10 Jul 2016
96
Ireland
Pakistan
Dublin-M
20 Aug 2016
97
New Zealand
Australia
Napier
02 Feb 2017
98
Ireland
West Indies
Belfast
13 Sep 2017
99
Scotland
Afghanistan
Edinburgh
08 May 2019
100
Ireland
Bangladesh
Dublin-M
09 May 2019
101
Scotland
Sri Lanka
Edinburgh
18 May 2019
102
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Bristol
07 Jun 2019
103
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
Bristol
11 Jun 2019
104
India
New Zealand
Nottingham
13 Jun 2019
105
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Karachi
27 Sep 2019
106
U.A.E.
Scotland
Sharjah
11 Dec 2019
107
Oman
U.A.E.
Al Amerat
11 Jan 2020
108
Oman
Namibia
Al Amerat
12 Jan 2020
109
India
South Africa
Dharamsala
12 Mar 2020
It also provides the 26th occasion of
India involved in a abandoned game. All such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Match Date
1
India
New Zealand
Jammu
19 Dec 1988
2
Pakistan
India
Peshawar
16 Dec 1989
3
India
Pakistan
Col-RPS
15 Sep 1994
4
India
New Zealand
Margao
21 Nov 1995
5
India
Australia
Cuttack
27 Oct 1996
6
India
Pakistan
Col-SSC
21 Jul 1997
7
Sri Lanka
India
Galle
25 Jun 1998
8
India
New Zealand
Galle
29 Jun 1998
9
West Indies
India
Kingston
25 May 2002
10
West Indies
India
Kingston
26 May 2002
11
India
South Africa
Dhaka
20 Apr 2003
12
India
South Africa
Chepauk
22 Nov 2005
13
India
England
Guwahati
09 Apr 2006
14
Sri Lanka
India
Col-RPS
16 Aug 2006
15
Sri Lanka
India
Col-SSC
20 Aug 2006
16
South Africa
India
Johannesburg
19 Nov 2006
17
Bangladesh
India
Chattogram
15 May 2007
18
India
Pakistan
Glasgow
03 Jul 2007
19
Sri Lanka
India
Col-RPS
26 Aug 2008
20
India
Australia
Mum-DYP
11 Nov 2009
21
India
Australia
Kochi
17 Oct 2010
22
India
Australia
Margao
24 Oct 2010
23
India
Australia
Cuttack
26 Oct 2013
24
England
India
Bristol
25 Aug 2014
25
India
New Zealand
Nottingham
13 Jun 2019
26
India
South Africa
Dharamsala
12 Mar 2020
It also provides the eleventh occasion of South Africa involved in a abandoned game. All such
occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Match Date
1
New Zealand
South Africa
Adelaide
11 Dec 1993
2
New Zealand
South Africa
Wellington
31 Mar 1999
3
India
South Africa
Dhaka
20 Apr 2003
4
New Zealand
South Africa
Dunedin
24 Feb 2004
5
New Zealand
South Africa
Auckland
28 Feb 2004
6
India
South Africa
Chepauk
22 Nov 2005
7
Sri Lanka
South Africa
Col-RPS
14 Aug 2006
8
South Africa
Zimbabwe
East London
17 Sep 2006
9
South Africa
Bangladesh
East London
12 Nov 2008
10
South Africa
England
Durban
04 Dec 2009
11
India
South Africa
Dharamsala
12 Mar 2020
It also provides the third occasion of India and
South Africa involved in a abandoned game. All such occasions are tabulated
below.
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Match Date
1
India
South Africa
Dhaka
20 Apr 2003
2
India
South Africa
Chepauk
22 Nov 2005
3
India
South Africa
Dharamsala
12 Mar 2020
It also provides the eighth occasion of an
abandoned game on Indian soil. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Match Date
1
India
New Zealand
Jammu
19 Dec 1988
2
India
New Zealand
Margao
21 Nov 1995
3
India
South Africa
Chepauk
22 Nov 2005
4
India
England
Guwahati
09 Apr 2006
5
India
Australia
Mum-DYP
11 Nov 2009
6
India
Australia
Kochi
17 Oct 2010
7
India
Australia
Margao
24 Oct 2010
8
India
South Africa
Dharamsala
12 Mar 2020
It also provides the second occasion of India and South Africa involved in a abandoned game on Indian soil. Both such occasions are tabulated below.
No
Team 1
Team 2
Ground
Match Date
1
India
South Africa
Chepauk
22 Nov 2005
2
India
South Africa
Dharamsala
12 Mar 2020
Bowlers who have captured seven or more wickets in an innings in the Ranji Trophy season 2019/20
CT Gaja of Gujarat captured
7 for 71 against Saurashtra at Rajkot
and JD Unadkat of Saurashtra captured 7 for 56 against Gujarat at Rajkot in the just concluded semi finals of
the ongoing Ranji Trophy season to provide the 32nd and 33rd
occasion of a bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings in the Ranji
Trophy season 2019/20. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
W
R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RS Yadav
9
052
Meg
Nag
Sovima
09.12.19
2
RR Singh
8
022
Man
Miz
Kolkata
09.12.19
3
RS Yadav
8
031
Meg
Pud
Mangaldoi
03.01.20
4
GLalbiakvela
8
056
Miz
Sik
Bhubaneswar
19.01.20
5
K Gowtham
8
060
Kar
TN
Dindigul
09.12.19
6
A Saket
7
012
Bih
Miz
Patna
03.01.20
7
I Lemtur
7
025
Nag
Man
Kolkata
17.12.19
8
HV Patel
7
029
Har
Tri
Rohtak
17.12.19
9
AP Vasisht
7
033
H P
TN
Dindigul
17.12.19
10
A Negi
7
042
Meg
Sik
Mangaldoi
04.02.20
11
A Saket
7
043
Bih
Man
Balurghat
11.01.20
12
Sunny Rana
7
043
Ukh
Mah
Baramati
12.02.20
13
P Rasool
7
045
J+K
Tri
Agartala
04.02.20
14
S Nirmohi
7
046
Cha
Pud
Chandigarh
27.01.20
15
JS Saxena
7
051
Ker
Pun
Thumba
11.01.20
16
Jagjit Singh
7
052
Cha
Man
Kolkata
12.02.20
17
I Lemtur
7
053
Nag
Meg
Sovima
09.12.19
18
K Gowtham
7
054
Kar
J+K
Jammu
20.02.20
19
AS Thakare
7
055
Vid
Del
Delhi
19.01.20
20
JD Unadkat
7
056
Sau
Guj
Rajkot
29.02.20
21
S Ahmed
7
057
Ben
Pun
Patiala
12.02.20
22
J Yadav
7
058
Har
J+K
Jammu
12.02.20
23
MBMurasingh
7
063
Tri
Ser
Delhi
25.12.19
24
MMohammed
7
068
TN
Bar
Vadodara
04.02.20
25
CT Gaja
7
071
Guj
Sau
Rajkot
29.02.20
26
JS Saxena
7
077
Ker
Raj
Thumba
19.01.20
27
A Chahal
7
080
Har
Odi
Rohtak
11.01.20
28
MD Nidheesh
7
088
Ker
Pun
Thumba
11.01.20
29
AR Patel
7
092
Guj
And
Nadiad
12.02.20
30
R Tewatia
7
098
Har
J+K
Jammu
12.02.20
31
N Tempol
7
104
Aru
Pud
Puducherry
19.01.20
32
R Shukla
7
106
Jha
Ser
Delhi
27.01.20
33
AA Sarwate
7
121
Vid
Hyd
Hyd-RGS
12.02.20
A Saket of Bihar, I Lemtur of Nagaland, JS Saxena
of Kerala, K Gowtham of Karnataka and RS Yadav of Meghalaya are the five bowlers who have captured seven or more
wickets in an innings on two occasions in this season.
No
Player
W
R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
A Saket
7
12
Bih
Miz
Patna
03.01.20
2
A Saket
7
43
Bih
Man
Balurghat
11.01.20
1
I Lemtur
7
25
Nag
Man
Kolkata
17.12.19
2
I Lemtur
7
53
Nag
Meg
Sovima
09.12.19
1
JS Saxena
7
51
Ker
Pun
Thumba
11.01.20
2
JS Saxena
7
77
Ker
Raj
Thumba
19.01.20
1
K Gowtham
8
60
Kar
TN
Dindigul
09.12.19
2
K Gowtham
7
54
Kar
J+K
Jammu
20.02.20
1
RS Yadav
9
52
Meg
Nag
Sovima
09.12.19
2
RS Yadav
8
31
Meg
Pud
Mangaldoi
03.01.20
Bowlers who have captured Ten or more wickets in a match in the Ranji Trophy season 2019/20
JD Unadkat of Saurashtra returned with match figures of 10 for 142 in the recently concluded semi
final against Gujarat at Rajkot to provide the 33rd occasion of a
bowler capturing ten or more wickets in the ongoing Ranji Trophy season
2019-20. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
W- R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
K Gowtham
14-170
Kar
TN
Dindigul
09.12.19
2
I Lemtur
13-107
Nag
Meg
Sovima
09.12.19
3
RS Yadav
13-112
Meg
Nag
Sovima
09.12.19
4
HV Patel
12-053
Har
Tri
Rohtak
17.12.19
5
Parvez
Rasool
12-073
J+K
Tri
Agartala
04.02.20
6
JD Unadkat
12-106
Sau
Bar
Vadodara
27.01.20
7
N Tempol
12-165
Aru
Pud
Puducherry
19.01.20
8
RS Yadav
11-047
Meg
Man
Mangaldoi
19.01.20
9
Vinay Kumar
11-076
Pud
Aru
Pud
19.01.20
10
A Negi
11-083
Meg
Sik
Mangaldoi
04.02.20
11
S Sharma
11-089
Raj
Ker
Thumba
19.01.20
12
S Ahmed
11-101
Ben
Pun
Patiala
12.02.20
13
SB Pradhan
11-122
Odi
Har
Rohtak
11.01.20
14
G
Lalbiakvela
11-125
Miz
Sik
Bhubaneswar
19.01.20
15
FB Alemao
11-145
Goa
Pud
Puducherry
11.01.20
16
RL Mali
10-051
Asm
Utt
Dehradun
03.01.20
17
LI Meriwala
10-061
Bar
Rly
Vadodara
03.01.20
18
RS Yadav
10-062
Meg
Pud
Mangaldoi
03.01.20
19
R Mohanty
10-066
Odi
Chh
Raipur
09.12.19
20
A Singhania
10-070
Meg
Miz
Kolkata
12.01.20
21
RR Singh
10-071
Man
Miz
Kolkata
09.12.19
22
A Saket
10-078
Bih
Man
Balurghat
11.01.20
23
KV
Sasikanth
10-079
And
Del
Ongole
17.12.19
24
JD Unadkat
10-078
Sau
Rly
Vizag
17.12.19
25
Saurabh
Kumar
10-083
UP
TN
Kanpur
03.01.20
26
AA Sarwate
10-100
Vid
Ben
Nagpur
11.01.20
27
AR
Nagwaswalla
10-114
Guj
Pun
Valsad
19.01.20
28
AR Patel
10-125
Guj
And
Nadiad
12.02.20
29
Saurabh
Kumar
10-140
UP
Sau
Rajkot
25.12.19
30
JD Unadkat
10-142
Sau
Guj
Rajkot
29.02.20
31
A Aman
10-148
Bih
Aru
Patna
04.02.20
32
MB
Murasingh
10-164
Tri
J+K
Agartala
04.02.20
33
SZ Mulani
10-171
Mum
Bar
Vadodara
09.12.19
JD Unadkat {03}, RS Yadav
{03} and Saurabh Kumar {02} are the three bowlers to capture ten plus wickets
on two or more occasions in the ongoing Ranji Trophy season 2019-20.
No
Player
W- R
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
JD Unadkat
12-106
Sau
Bar
Vadodara
27.01.20
2
JD Unadkat
10-078
Sau
Rly
Vizag
17.12.19
3
JD Unadkat
10-142
Sau
Guj
Rajkot
29.02.20
1
RS Yadav
13-112
Meg
Nag
Sovima
09.12.19
2
RS Yadav
11-047
Meg
Man
Mangaldoi
19.01.20
3
RS Yadav
10-062
Meg
Pud
Mangaldoi
03.01.20
1
Saurabh
Kumar
10-083
UP
TN
Kanpur
03.01.20
2
Saurabh
Kumar
10-140
UP
Sau
Rajkot
25.12.19
Captain wicket keepers scorinng a duck in one day internationals
Q de Kock of South Africa scored a duck against Australia at
Bloemfontein on 04.03.20 to provide the 38th occasion of a
captain-cum- wicket keepers scoring a duck in the history of one day
internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
BM Mauricette
0
1
Can
Eng
Manchester
13 Jun 1979
2
A Flower
0
1
Zim
Pak
Karachi
24 Dec 1993
3
LK Germon
0
1
NZl
Win
Kingston
26 Mar 1996
4
LK Germon
0
1
NZl
Eng
Auckland
02 Mar 1997
5
AJ Stewart
0
1
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
10 Jan 1999
6
AJ Stewart
0
1
Eng
Srl
Perth
29 Jan 1999
7
AJ Stewart
0
2
Eng
RSA
The Oval
22 May 1999
8
Moin Khan
0
1
Pak
Win
Sharjah
19 Oct 1999
9
A Flower
0
2
Zim
Srl
Harare
15 Dec 1999
10
Moin Khan
0
1
Pak
RSA
Sharjah
24 Mar 2000
11
Moin Khan
0
1
Pak
RSA
Sharjah
28 Mar 2000
12
Moin Khan
0
1
Pak
Win
Bridgetown
19 Apr 2000
13
AJ Stewart
0
2
Eng
Aus
Manchester
14 Jun 2001
14
Khaled Mashud
0
1
Ban
Zim
Dhaka
26 Nov 2001
15
Khaled Mashud
0
2
Ban
Pak
Dhaka
24 Jan 2002
16
T Taibu
0
1
Zim
Srl
Harare
25 Apr 2004
17
T Taibu
0
1
Zim
Srl
Rawalpindi
09 Oct 2004
18
T Taibu
0
2
Zim
Ban
Dhaka
29 Jan 2005
19
T Taibu
0
1
Zim
RSA
P Elizabeth
02 Mar 2005
20
AC Gilchrist
0
2
Aus
Eng
Sydney
02 Feb 2007
21
AC Gilchrist
0
1
Aus
Ind
Kochi
02 Oct 2007
22
MA Ouma
0
1
Ken
Ire
Dublin
11 Jul 2009
23
BB McCullum
0
1
NZl
Aus
Centurion
05 Oct 2009
24
MS Dhoni
0
2
Ind
Aus
Vizag
20 Oct 2010
25
KC Sangakkara
0
1
Srl
Aus
Brisbane
07 Nov 2010
26
A Bagai
0
2
Can
Zim
Nagpur
28 Feb 2011
27
Mushfiqur Rahim
0
2
Ban
Pak
Chattogram
06 Dec 2011
28
BRM Taylor
0
1
Zim
Win
St George’s
24 Feb 2013
29
AB de Villiers
0
1
RSA
Eng
The Oval
19 Jun 2013
30
MS Dhoni
0
1
Ind
Eng
Birmingham
23 Jun 2013
31
BRM Taylor
0
2
Zim
Ind
Harare
26 Jul 2013
32
BRM Taylor
0
1
Zim
Ind
Bulawayo
01 Aug 2013
33
BRM Taylor
0
1
Zim
Ind
Bulawayo
03 Aug 2013
34
BB McCullum
0
2
NZl
Ban
Dhaka
29 Oct 2013
35
MS Dhoni
0
2
Ind
Aus
Canberra
20 Jan 2016
36
JC Buttler
0
2
Eng
Srl
Col-RPS
23 Oct 2018
37
JC Buttler
0
2
Eng
Pak
Nottingham
17 May 2019
38
Q de Kock
0
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04 Mar 2020
Q de Kock of South Africa scored a duck against Australia at
Bloemfontein on 04.03.20 to provide the seconf occasion of a South African
captain-cum- wicket keepers scoring a duck in the history of one day
internationals. Both such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AB de Villiers
0
1
RSA
Eng
The Oval
19 Jun 2013
2
Q de Kock
0
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04 Mar 2020
Q de Kock of South Africa scored a duck against Australia at
Bloemfontein on 04.03.20 to provide the seventh occasion of a captain-cum-
wicket keepers scoring a duck against Australia in the history of one day
internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AJ Stewart
0
1
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
10 Jan 1999
2
AJ Stewart
0
2
Eng
Aus
Manchester
14 Jun 2001
3
BB McCullum
0
1
NZl
Aus
Centurion
05 Oct 2009
4
MS Dhoni
0
2
Ind
Aus
Vizag
20 Oct 2010
5
KC Sangakkara
0
1
Srl
Aus
Brisbane
07 Nov 2010
6
MS Dhoni
0
2
Ind
Aus
Canberra
20 Jan 2016
7
Q de Kock
0
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04 Mar 2020
Openers scoring a duck and a century in the same innings in the history of one day internationals
South African opening batsmen –Q de Kock {0}
and JN Malan {129*} – scored a duck and a century against Australia at Bloemfontein
on 04.03.20 to provide the 40th occasion of openers scoring a duck and a
century in the same innings in the history of one day internationals. All such
occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RS Gabriel
0
1
Win
Aus
Sydney
17.01.84
DL Haynes
108*
1
Win
Aus
Sydney
17.01.84
2
GM Wood
0
Aus
Ind
New Delhi
28.09.84
KC Wessels
107
1
Aus
Ind
New Delhi
28.09.84
3
LS Rajput
0
1
Ind
Pak
Kolkata
18.02.87
K Srikkanth
123
1
Ind
Pak
Kolkata
18.02.87
4
M Prabhakar
0
2
Ind
Eng
Gwalior
04.03.93
NS Sidhu
134*
2
Ind
Eng
Gwalior
04.03.93
5
AC Hudson
0
1
RSA
Ind
Sharjah
14.04.96
G Kirsten
106
1
RSA
Ind
Sharjah
14.04.96
6
MA Atherton
0
2
Eng
Ind
Manchester
26.05.96
AD Brown
118
2
Eng
Ind
Manchester
26.05.96
7
A Jadeja
0
1
Ind
Srl
Col RPS
28.08.96
SR Tendulkar
110
1
Ind
Srl
Col RPS
28.08.96
8
R Kaluwitharana
0
2
Srl
Ind
Mumbai
17.05.97
ST Jayasuriya
151*
2
Srl
Ind
Mumbai
17.05.97
9
PA Wallace
0
1
Win
Eng
Trinidad
08.04.98
CB Lambert
119
1
Win
Eng
Trinidad
08.04.98
10
PA Wallace
0
1
Win
RSA
E London
24.01.99
S Chanderpaul
150
1
Win
RSA
E London
24.01.99
11
NC Johnson
0
1
Zim
Ken
Dhaka
27.03.99
GW Flower
140
1
Zim
Ken
Dhaka
27.03.99
12
GW Flower
0
2
Zim
Aus
Bulawayo
21.10.99
NC Johnson
110
2
Zim
Aus
Bulawayo
21.10.99
13
MS Sinclair
0
1
NZl
Aus
Napier
01.03.00
NJ Astle
104
1
NZl
Aus
Napier
01.03.00
14
ML Hayden
0
1
Aus
NZl
Auckland
03.03.00
DR Martyn
116*
1
Aus
NZl
Auckland
03.03.00
15
CJ Nevin
0
1
NZl
Srl
Sharjah
17.04.01
MS Sinclair
118*
1
NZl
Srl
Sharjah
17.04.01
16
MS Sinclair
0
1
NZl
Ind
Col RPS
20.07.01
NJ Astle
117
1
NZl
Ind
Col RPS
20.07.01
17
MS Atapattu
0
1
Srl
NZl
Sharjah
10.04.01
ST Jayasuriya
107
1
Srl
NZl
Sharjah
10.04.01
18
NV Knight
0
2
Eng
Ind
Kolkata
19.01.02
ME Trescothick
121
2
Eng
Ind
Kolkata
19.01.02
19
SC Ganguly
0
2
Ind
NZl
Napier
29.12.02
V Sehwag
108
2
Ind
NZl
Napier
29.12.02
20
MS Atapattu
0
1
Srl
Eng
Sydney
13.01.03
ST Jayasuriya
106
1
Srl
Eng
Sydney
13.01.03
21
V Sehwag
0
1
Ind
Aus
Gwalior
26.10.03
SR Tendulkar
100
1
Ind
Aus
Gwalior
26.10.03
22
Younis Khan
0
2
Pak
Ind
Kolkata
13.11.04
Salman Butt
108*
2
Pak
Ind
Kolkata
13.11.04
23
W Porterfield
0
1
Ire
Zim
Kingston
15.03.07
JP Bray
115*
1
Ire
Zim
Kingston
15.03.07
24
TM Dilshan
0
1
Srl
Ind
Dambulla
28.01.09
ST Jayasuriya
107
1
Srl
Ind
Dambulla
28.01.09
25
JH Kallis
0
1
SAF
Pak
Dubai DSC
02.11.10
HM Amla
119*
1
SAF
Pak
Dubai DSC
02.11.10
26
Karim Sadiq
0
1
Afg
Can
Sharjah
16.02.10
NA Zadran
114
1
Afg
Can
Sharjah
16.02.10
27
KD Karthik
0
1
Ind
NZl
Dambulla
25.08.10
V Sehwag
110
1
Ind
NZl
Dambulla
25.08.10
28
C Kieswetter
0
1
Eng
Ban
Birmingham
12.07.10
AJ Strauss
154
1
Eng
Ban
Birmingham
12.07.10
29
A Shehzad
0
1
Pak
NZl
Christchurch
29.01.11
Mohd Hafeez
115
1
Pak
NZl
Christchurch
29.01.11
30
AN Cook
0
1
Eng
Win
Southampton
16.06.12
IR Bell
126
1
Eng
Win
Southampton
16.06.12
31
Mohd Hafeez
0
2
Pak
Ind
Chennai
30.12.12
Nasir Jamshed
101*
2
Pak
Ind
Chennai
30.12.12
32
L Ronchi
0
2
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
31.05.13
MJ Guptill
103*
2
NZl
Eng
Lord’s
31.05.13
33
CS MacLeod
0
1
Sco
Afg
Sharjah
08.03.13
KJ Coetzer
133
1
Sco
Afg
Sharjah
08.03.13
34
RG Sharma
0
1
Ind
RSA
Melbourne
22.02.15
S Dhawan
137
1
Ind
RSA
Melbourne
22.02.15
35
DR Smith
0
1
Win
Zim
Canberra
24.02.15
CH Gayle
215
1
Win
Zim
Canberra
24.02.15
36
TWM Latham
0
1
NZl
Srl
M Maunganui
05.01.16
MJ Guptill
102
1
NZl
Srl
M Maunganui
05.01.16
37
Shan
Masood
0
2
Pak
Aus
Dubai DSC
29.03.19
Abid Ali
112
2
Pak
Aus
Dubai DSC
29.03.19
38
KL Rahul
0
2
Ind
Eng
Birmingham
30.06.19
RG
Sharma
102
2
Ind
Eng
Birmingham
30.06.19
39
S Dhawan
0
2
Ind
Aus
Sydney
12.01.19
RG Sharma
133
2
Ind
Aus
Sydney
12.01.19
40
Q de
Kock
0
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04.03.20
JN Malan
129*
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04.03.20
South African opening batsmen –Q de Kock {0}
and JN Malan {129*} – scored a duck and a century against Australia at Bloemfontein
on 04.03.20 to provide the third occasion of South African openers scoring a
duck and a century in the same innings in the history of one day internationals.
All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
AC Hudson
0
1
RSA
Ind
Sharjah
14.04.96
G Kirsten
106
1
RSA
Ind
Sharjah
14.04.96
2
JH Kallis
0
1
SAF
Pak
Dubai DSC
02.11.10
HM Amla
119*
1
SAF
Pak
Dubai DSC
02.11.10
3
Q de
Kock
0
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04.03.20
JN Malan
129*
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04.03.20
South African opening batsmen –Q de Kock {0}
and JN Malan {129*} – scored a duck and a century against Australia at Bloemfontein
on 04.03.20 to provide the seventh occasion of openers scoring a duck and a
century in the same innings against Australia in the history of one day
internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
Runs
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Date
1
RS Gabriel
0
1
Win
Aus
Sydney
17.01.84
DL Haynes
108*
1
Win
Aus
Sydney
17.01.84
2
GW Flower
0
2
Zim
Aus
Bulawayo
21.10.99
NC Johnson
110
2
Zim
Aus
Bulawayo
21.10.99
3
MS Sinclair
0
1
NZl
Aus
Napier
01.03.00
NJ Astle
104
1
NZl
Aus
Napier
01.03.00
4
V Sehwag
0
1
Ind
Aus
Gwalior
26.10.03
SR Tendulkar
100
1
Ind
Aus
Gwalior
26.10.03
5
Shan
Masood
0
2
Pak
Aus
Dubai DSC
29.03.19
Abid Ali
112
2
Pak
Aus
Dubai DSC
29.03.19
6
S Dhawan
0
2
Ind
Aus
Sydney
12.01.19
RG Sharma
133
2
Ind
Aus
Sydney
12.01.19
7
Q de
Kock
0
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04.03.20
JN Malan
129*
2
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04.03.20
South African bowlers who have captured six plus wickets in one-day internationals
L Ngidi of South
Africa returned with figures of 6 for 23 against Australia at
Bloemfontein on 04 Mar 20 to provide the 92nd occasion of a bowler
capturing six or more wickets in one day
internationals. It also provides the ninth occasion of a South African bowler
capturing six plus wickets in one day
internationals. L Ngidi became the eighth South African bowler to perform such
a feat. All such nine occasions are tabulated below
No
Player
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
AA Donald
6-23
2
RSA
Ken
Nairobi G
03 Oct 1996
2
L Klusener
6-49
2
RSA
Srl
Lahore
06 Nov 1997
3
SM Pollock
6-35
1
RSA
Win
E London
24 Jan 1999
4
M Ntini
6-22
2
RSA
Aus
Cape Town
03 Mar 2006
5
DW Steyn
6-39
1
RSA
Pak
P Elizabeth
27 Nov 2013
6
K Rabada
6-16
1
RSA
Ban
Dhaka
10 Jul 2015
7
Imran Tahir
7-48
2
RSA
Win
Basseterre
15 Jun 2016
8
Imran Tahir
6-24
2
RSA
Zim
B’fontein
03 Oct 2018
9
L Ngidi
6-29
1
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04 Mar 2020
L Ngidi became
the second South African bowler to capture six or more wickets in an
innings in one day internationals after M Ntini.
No
Player
W
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
M Ntini
6-22
2
RSA
Aus
Cape Town
03 Mar 2006
2
L Ngidi
6-29
1
RSA
Aus
B’fontein
04 Mar 2020
The following table lists
the performance of twelve bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in an innings against Australia in one day
internationals.
No
Player
W-R
I
Team
Opp
Ground
Start Date
1
WW Davis
7-51
2
Win
Aus
Leeds
11 Jun 1983
2
AH Gray
6-50
1
Win
Aus
Trinidad
09 Mar 1991
3
Waqar Younis
6-59
2
Pak
Aus
Nottingham
19 Jun 2001
4
SE Bond
6-23
1
NZl
Aus
P Elizabeth
11 Mar 2003
5
AB Agarkar
6-42
1
Ind
Aus
Melbourne
09 Jan 2004
6
M Ntini
6-22
2
RSA
Aus
Cape Town
03 Mar 2006
7
M Kartik
6-27
1
Ind
Aus
Mumbai
17 Oct 2007
8
Shahid Afridi
6-38
1
Pak
Aus
Dubai DSC
22 Apr 2009
9
CR Woakes
6-45
1
Eng
Aus
Brisbane
30 Jan 2011
10
TA Boult
6-33
2
NZl
Aus
Hamilton
05 Feb 2017
11
YS Chahal
6-42
1
Ind
Aus
Melbourne
18 Jan 2019
12
L Ngidi
6-58
1
RSA
Aus
Bloemfontein
04 Mar 2020
Saurashtra bowlers who have captured seven or more wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy
JD Unadkat of Saurashtra
captured seven wickets conceding 56 runs in Gujarat’s second innings at Rajkot
in the semi finals of Ranji Trophy season 2019/20 to provide the 21st
occasion of a Saurashtra bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an innings
in Ranji Trophy. All such occasions are
tabulated below
No
W-R
Player
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
8-055
SK Girdhari
Gujarat
Ahm’bad GCG
1947/48
2
7-016
D Narottam
Baroda
Dhrol
1947/48
3
7-031
RA Jadeja
Hyderabad
Rajkot MSCG
2008/09
4
7-032
S Nyalchand
Baroda
Dharangadhra
1961/62
5
7-047
VD Purohit
Maharashtra
Poona RS
1959/60
6
7-055
RA Jadeja
Jharkhand
Rajkot MSCG
2015/16
7
7-055
DA Jadeja
Maharashtra
Nasik
2018/19
8
7-056
JD Unadkat
Gujarat
Rajkot SCA
2019/20
9
7-058
RR Jadeja
Gujarat
Rajkot RCG
1977/78
10
7-058
SP Keshwala
Delhi
Delhi FSK
1980/81
11
7-060
RA Jadeja
Hyderabad
Rajkot SCA
2015/16
12
7-061
LR Jadeja
Maharashtra
Rajkot MS
1958/59
13
7-063
AS Zala
Baroda
Bhuj
1973/74
14
7-069
S Nyalchand
Gujarat
Surat PPG
1960/61
15
7-074
S Nyalchand
Gujarat
Ahm’bad GCG
1958/59
16
7-081
SM Maniar
Goa
Rajkot MSCG
2005/06
17
7-082
A Jadeja
Gujarat
Bhavnagar WRS
1967/68
18
7-083
SP Jobanputra
Goa
Rajkot MS
2002/03
19
7-086
JD Unadkat
Chhattisgarh
Rajkot SCA
2018/19
20
7-100
KR Makwana
J + K
Jammu
2015/16
21
7-103
DA Jadeja
Karnataka
Rajkot SCA
2018/19
JD Unadkat {02}, DA Jadeja
{02}, RA Jadeja {03} and S Nyalchand {03} are the four Saurashtra bowlers who
have captured seven wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy on two or more occasions
No
W-R
Player
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
7-055
DA Jadeja
Maharashtra
Nasik
2018/19
2
7-103
DA Jadeja
Karnataka
Rajkot SCA
2018/19
1
7-056
JD Unadkat
Gujarat
Rajkot SCA
2019/20
2
7-086
JD Unadkat
Chhattisgarh
Rajkot SCA
2018/19
1
7-031
RA Jadeja
Hyderabad
Rajkot MSCG
2008/09
2
7-055
RA Jadeja
Jharkhand
Rajkot MSCG
2015/16
3
7-060
RA Jadeja
Hyderabad
Rajkot SCA
2015/16
1
7-032
S Nyalchand
Baroda
Dharangadhra
1961/62
2
7-069
S Nyalchand
Gujarat
Surat PPG
1960/61
3
7-074
S Nyalchand
Gujarat
Ahm’bad GCG
1958/59
JD Unadkat’s seven wickets
in this game provides rhe sixth occasion of a Saurashtra bowler capturing seven or more wickets in an
innings against Gujarat in Ranji Trophy
No
W-R
Player
Opposition
Ground
Season
1
8-055
SK Girdhari
Gujarat
Ahmedabad GCG
1947/48
2
7-056
JD Unadkat
Gujarat
Rajkot SCA
2019/20
3
7-058
RR Jadeja
Gujarat
Rajkot RCG
1977/78
4
7-069
S Nyalchand
Gujarat
Surat PPG
1960/61
5
7-074
S Nyalchand
Gujarat
Ahmedabad GCG
1958/59
6
7-082
A Jadeja
Gujarat
Bhavnagar WRS
1967/68
7
7-055
DA Jadeja
Maharashtra
Nasik
2018/19
8
7-061
LR Jadeja
Maharashtra
Rajkot MS
1958/59
Gujarat bowlers who have captured seven or more wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy
CT Gaja of Gujarat captured
seven wickets conceding 71 runs in Sourashtra’s second innings in the going
Semi finals of Ranji Trophy season 2019/20 to provide the 20th
occasion of a Gujarat bowler capturing seven or more wickets in a Ranji Trophy
fixture. All such occasions are tabulated below
No
W-R
Bowlers
Opposition
Ground
season
1
8-021
JM Patel
Saurashtra
Surat PPG
1960/61
2
8-031
RV Dhruve
Rajasthan
Motera
2012/13
3
8-040
CT Gaja
Rajasthan
Surat LCS
2017/18
4
8-053
JM Patel
Services
Ahm’bad PPG
1950/51
5
8-148
SA Desai
Vidarbha
Nagpur Aca
2018/19
6
8-151
RH Bhatt
Punjab
Mohali
2015/16
7
7-031
Amit Singh
Rajasthan
Jaipur KLS
2008/09
8
7-040
BH Patel
Baroda
Surat LCS
1998/99
9
7-041
EG Hans
W India
Ahm’bad GCG
1936/37
10
7-043
SG Bhatt
Mumbai
Valsad
2001/02
11
7-051
PN Zaveri
Saurashtra
Anand
1974/75
12
7-055
KP Kesari
W India
Rajkot EGG
1945/46
13
7-056
MS Baloch
Baroda
Baroda PGG
1939/40
14
7-071
CT Gaja
Saurashtra
Rajkot
2019/20
15
7-072
HP Patel
U Pradesh
Delhi Palam
2016/17
16
7-090
AM Makda
Tripura
Motera
2007/08
17
7-092
AR Patel
Andhra
Nadiad
2019/20
18
7-122
JM Patel
Baroda
Baroda MPCGG
1949/50
19
7-122
NC Patel
Maharashtra
Surat MTBCG
1983/84
20
7-124
MS Baloch
Maharashtra
Ahm’bad
GCG
1940/41
CT Gaja became the third
Gujarat bowler to capture seven or more wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy
after JM Patel and MS Baloch. JM Patel had captured seven or more wickets on
three occasions, while MS Baloch on two occasions.
No
W-R
Bowlers
Opposition
Ground
season
1
7-071
CT Gaja
Saurashtra
Rajkot
2019/20
2
8-040
CT Gaja
Rajasthan
Surat LCS
2017/18
1
8-053
JM Patel
Services
Ahm’bad PPG
1950/51
2
7-122
JM Patel
Baroda
Baroda MPCGG
1949/50
3
8-021
JM Patel
Saurashtra
Surat PPG
1960/61
1
7-124
MS Baloch
Maharashtra
Ahm’bad
GCG
1940/41
2
7-056
MS Baloch
Baroda
Baroda PGG
1939/40
CT Gaja became the third Gujarat bowler to capture
seven or more wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy against Saurashtra. All the three occasions are tabulated below