It provides the 31st occasion of a batsman scoring a triple century in the annals of Test cricket. It also provides the eighth occasion of Australian batsman scoring a triple century. It also provides the fourth occasion of a batsman scoring a triple century in a test innings against Pakistan. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian batsman scoring a triple century in a test innings against Pakistan.

It provides the 16th occasion of an opening batsman scoring a triple century in the annals of Test cricket. It also provides the fourth occasion of Australian opening batsman scoring a triple century. It also provides the third occasion of an opening batsman scoring a triple century in a test innings against Pakistan. It also provides the second occasion of an Australian opening batsman scoring a triple century in a test innings against Pakistan.

DA Warner’s 335 not out represent the highest individual score by an opening batsman against Pakistan. The previous best was 334 not out by MA Taylor of Australia at Peshawar in Oct 1998

DA Warner’s 335 not out represent the highest individual score by an Australian opening batsman against Pakistan. The previous best was 334 not out by MA Taylor of Australia at Peshawar in Oct 1998

It also represents the second triple century by a batsman in a Day-Night Test. Azhar Ali of Pakistan had scored 302 not out against West Indies at Dubai-DSC in Oct 2016. It also represents the highest individual score by a batsman in a Day-Night Test.

It also represents the second triple century by an opening batsman in a Day-Night Test. Azhar Ali of Pakistan had scored 302 not out against West Indies at Dubai-DSC in Oct 2016. It also represents the highest individual score by an opening batsman in a Day-Night Test.

It also represents the first triple century by a batsman in a test at Adelaide. The previous best was 299 not out by DG Bradman of Australia against South Africa at Adelaide in Jan 1932.

It also represents the first triple century in by an opening batsman in a test at Adelaide. The previous best was 225 by RB Simpson of Australia against England at Adelaide in Jan 1966.

DA Warner’s 166 not out in the ongoing test between Australia and Pakistan at Adelaide to provides his 23^rd century as an opening batsman in Tests. He now occupies the fifth place in the list of opening batsmen who have scored most centuries in the annals of Test cricket. He went past G Boycott and V Sehwag who had scored 22 centuries on his way to fifth place

DA Warner became the second Australian opening batsman to score 23 or more centuries in Tests after ML Hayden ML Hayden has scored 30 centuries.

MJ Santner of New Zealand scored 126 against England in the just concluded test at Mount Maunganui to provide the 86^th occasion of a batsman scoring a century while batting at number eight in Test innings. It also provides the 14^th occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century while batting at number eight in Test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

It also provides the 20th occasion of a batsman scoring a century while batting at number eight in Test innings against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

It also provides the third occasion of a New Zealand batsman scoring a century while batting at number eight in Test innings against England. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also represents the highest individual innings by a New Zealand batsman batting at number eight in a Test innings against England.

MJ Santner-BJ Watling of New  Zealand  added 261 runs for the seventh wicket against England at Mt Maunganui to provide the 18^th occasion of batsmen posting  200 plus runs partnership for the seventh wicket in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

It also provides the second occasion of New Zealand batsmen posting 200 plus runs for the seventh wicket in Test innings. Both such occasions are listed below.  It also represents the record partnership by New Zealand batsman in tests for the seventh wicket.

It also provides the fourth occasion of batsmen posting 200 plus runs for the seventh wicket in Test innings against England. All such occasions are listed below. 

India owns the record for most 200 plus runs partnerships for the seventh wicket in tests with six such partnerships. All such partnerships are tabulated below.

MS Dhoni-VVS Laxman pair is the only pair to post two 200 plus runs partnerships for the seventh wicket. Both such partnerships are listed below

MJ Santner-BJ Watling of New  Zealand  added 261 runs for the seventh wicket against England at Mt Maunganui to provide the sixth occasion of batsmen posting  250 plus runs partnership for the seventh wicket in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below