‘We need experience’ Inzamam calls up Amir, Wahab & Shadab

Mohammad Amir, Wahab Riaz and grieving father Asif Ali, whose daughter died due to cancer, were all included in Pakistan’s final 15-man squad World Cup 2019. Asif, whose has gone home after his daughter Noor Fatima’s death on Sunday, is set to rejoin the World Cup squad after her funeral in Lahore, chief selector Inzaman-ul-Haq said at a press conference on Monday. “We are with Asif in this tough time. He will return to Pakistan and then go back before the warm-up matches,” he said.

Pakistan’s pace spearhead Amir was left out of the preliminary squad after a run of poor form, but was included in the final list despite not playing in the last four one-day internationals against England due to chicken pox.

Pakistan lost the five-match series 4-0 on Sunday with the first match washed out due to rain.

Pakistan selectors were forced to recall another left-arm paceman, Riaz, after their bowling conceded more than 350 in all four matches against England.

Haq said Riaz was being given a chance due to his experience.

“We thought that during the England series we lacked experience in our bowling and that is why we have included Riaz in the squad,” he said.

The 33-year-old Riaz, a veteran of two World Cups in 2011 and 2015, played the last of 79 ODIs against India in the Champions Trophy in the UK two years ago.

There were heartbreaks for fast bowler Junaid Khan, all-rounder Faheem Ashraf and opener Abid Ali, who were all included in the preliminary squad but failed to reach the final 15.

For Junaid the news was particularly galling after he had already been shut out of playing in a World Cup twice: though he made the squad in 2011 he did not play, and he had to withdraw in 2015 due to injury.

Leg-spinner Shadab Khan also recovered from a blood virus and will join the squad.

Pakistan World Cup squad: Sarfraz Ahmed (captain), Fakhar Zaman, Imam-ul-Haq, Babar Azam, Haris Sohail, Mohammad Hafeez, Shoaib Malik, Asif Ali, Imad Wasim, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Hasnain, Hasan Ali, Wahab Riaz, Shaheen Shah Afridi.

The following cricketers will lead the participating teams in the ensuing ICC World Cup 2019.

No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Gulbadin Naib (c)	Afg	16 Mar 1991 (28)	041	All-rounder	Right	RA medium-fast
2	Aaron Finch (c)	Aus	17 Nov 1986 (32)	109	Batsman	Right	LA orthodox
3	Mashrafe Mortaza (c)	Ban	05 Oct 1983 (35)	209	Bowler	Right	RA medium
4	Eoin Morgan (c)	Eng	10 Sep 1986 (32)	218	Batsman	Left	RA medium
5	Virat Kohli (c)	Ind	05 Nov 1988 (30)	227	Batsman	Right	RA medium
6	Kane Williamson (c)	NZl	08 Aug 1990 (28)	139	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
7	Sarfaraz Ahmed (c, wk)	Pak	22 May 1987 (32)	101	Wk-batsman	Right	RA off spin
8	Faf du Plessis (c)	RSA	13 Jul 1984 (34)	134	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
9	Dimuth Karunaratne (c)	Srl	21 Apr 1988 (31)	017	Batsman	Left	RA medium
10	Jason Holder (c)	Win	05 Nov 1991 (27)	091	All-rounder	Right	RA medium

The following seven teams will be led by new captains in the ensuing World Cup. The teams are – Afghanistan, Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa and Sri Lanka

No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Gulbadin Naib (c)	Afg	16 Mar 1991 (28)	041	All-rounder	Right	RA medium-fast
2	Aaron Finch (c)	Aus	17 Nov 1986 (32)	109	Batsman	Right	LA orthodox
3	Virat Kohli (c)	Ind	05 Nov 1988 (30)	227	Batsman	Right	RA medium
4	Kane Williamson (c)	NZl	08 Aug 1990 (28)	139	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
5	Sarfaraz Ahmed (c, wk)	Pak	22 May 1987 (32)	101	Wk-batsman	Right	RA off spin
6	Faf du Plessis (c)	RSA	13 Jul 1984 (34)	134	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
7	Dimuth Karunaratne (c)	Srl	21 Apr 1988 (31)	017	Batsman	Left	RA medium

Shaheen Shah Afridi of Pakistan became the fourth bowler in the history of one-day internationals to capture four or more wickets conceding 80 plus runs. He returned with figures of four for 82 against England at Leeds on 19.05.19. All the four occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	SCJ Broad	10.0	0	81	4	1	Eng	Pak	Leeds	12 Sep 2010
2	SW Masakadza	10.0	0	86	4	1	Zim	RSA	Bloemfontein	15 Oct 2010
3	AU Rashid	10.0	0	85	5	2	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
4	Shaheen Shah Afridi	10.0	0	82	4	1	Pak	Eng	Leeds	19 May 2019

The ongoing bilateral one day series between England and Pakistan has witnessed two occasions of two Pakistan bowlers conceding 80 plus runs in an innings on two occasions at Southampton on 11.05.19 and at Nottingham on 17.05.19 to provide the very first occasion of such an instance in the history of one day games constituting a dubious  world record in one day games. Both the occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	Shaheen Shah Afridi	10.0	0	80	1	Pak	Eng	Southampton	11 May 2019
	Hasan Ali	10.0	1	81	1	Pak	Eng	Southampton	11 May 2019
2	Junaid Khan	10.0	0	85	1	Pak	Eng	Nottingham	17 May 2019
	Mohammadh Hasnain	10.0	0	80	2	Pak	Eng	Nottingham	17 May 2019

There are 27 occasions of two or more bowlers conceding 80 plus runs in an innings, in the history of one  day  games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	WPUJC Vaas	10.0	0	84	1	Srl	Ind	Taunton	26 May 1999
	KEA Upashantha	10.0	0	80	0	Srl	Ind	Taunton	26 May 1999
2	Tapash Baisya	7.0	0	87	0	Ban	Eng	Nottingham	21 Jun 2005
	Nazmul Hossain	10.0	0	83	3	Ban	Eng	Nottingham	21 Jun 2005
3	M Ntini	9.0	0	80	1	RSA	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
	AJ Hall	10.0	0	80	1	RSA	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
	R Telemachus	10.0	1	87	2	RSA	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
4	DJ Reekers	9.0	0	82	1	Net	Srl	Amstelveen	04 Jul 2006
	PW Borren	10.0	0	94	1	Net	Srl	Amstelveen	04 Jul 2006
5	MG Johnson	10.0	0	81	3	Aus	NZl	Hamilton	20 Feb 2007
	SR Watson	10.0	0	88	2	Aus	NZl	Hamilton	20 Feb 2007
6	SM Pollock	10.0	0	83	0	RSA	Aus	Basseterre	24 Mar 2007
	CK Langveldt	10.0	0	82	1	RSA	Aus	Basseterre	24 Mar 2007
7	A Nehra	10.0	0	81	1	Ind	Srl	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
	Z Khan	10.0	0	88	0	Ind	Srl	Rajkot	15 Dec 2009
8	DW Steyn	10.0	0	89	0	RSA	Ind	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
	WD Parnell	10.0	0	95	2	RSA	Ind	Gwalior	24 Feb 2010
9	BV Vitori	9.0	0	105	1	Zim	NZl	Napier	09 Feb 2012
	E Chigumbura	10.0	0	92	1	Zim	NZl	Napier	09 Feb 2012
10	LL Tsotsobe	10.0	0	83	2	RSA	Ind	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
	RK Kleinveldt	10.0	0	81	0	RSA	Ind	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
11	CJ McKay	10.0	0	89	1	Aus	Ind	Bengaluru	02 Nov 2013
	NM Coulter-Nile	10.0	0	80	0	Aus	Ind	Bengaluru	02 Nov 2013
12	JE Taylor	10.0	0	95	1	Win	RSA	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
	JO Holder	9.0	0	91	0	Win	RSA	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
13	Dawlat Zadran	10.0	1	101	2	Afg	Aus	Perth	04 Mar 2015
	Shapoor Zadran	10.0	0	89	2	Afg	Aus	Perth	04 Mar 2015
	Mohammad Nabi	10.0	0	84	0	Afg	Aus	Perth	04 Mar 2015
14	B Kumar	10.0	0	106	1	Ind	RSA	Mumbai	25 Oct 2015
	MM Sharma	7.0	0	84	1	Ind	RSA	Mumbai	25 Oct 2015
15	WB Rankin	10.0	0	86	1	Ire	Srl	Dublin (M)	18 Jun 2016
	KJ O’Brien	8.0	0	81	0	Ire	Srl	Dublin (M)	18 Jun 2016
16	CA Young	10.0	0	81	3	Ire	RSA	Benoni	25 Sep 2016
	PKD Chase	10.0	0	86	0	Ire	RSA	Benoni	25 Sep 2016
17	DW Steyn	10.0	0	96	2	RSA	Aus	Durban	05 Oct 2016
	K Rabada	10.0	0	86	1	RSA	Aus	Durban	05 Oct 2016
18	MJ Henry	10.0	0	91	0	NZl	Aus	Canberra	06 Dec 2016
	TA Boult	10.0	0	80	1	NZl	Aus	Canberra	06 Dec 2016
19	JT Ball	10.0	0	80	0	Eng	Ind	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
	LE Plunkett	10.0	1	91	2	Eng	Ind	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
20	JO Holder	10.0	0	81	2	Win	Eng	Bristol	24 Sep 2017
	ML Cummins	9.0	0	82	3	Win	Eng	Bristol	24 Sep 2017
21	NLTC Perera	8.0	0	80	3	Srl	Ind	Mohali	13 Dec 2017
	N Pradeep	10.0	0	106	0	Srl	Ind	Mohali	13 Dec 2017
22	Dawlat Zadran	9.0	0	96	0	Afg	Zim	Sharjah	11 Feb 2018
	Gulbadin Naib	8.0	0	85	1	Afg	Zim	Sharjah	11 Feb 2018
23	JA Richardson	10.0	1	92	3	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
	AJ Tye	9.0	0	100	0	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
	MP Stoinis	8.0	0	85	0	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
24	JO Holder	7.0	0	88	0	Win	Eng	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
	O Thomas	10.0	0	84	2	Win	Eng	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
25	CR Woakes	10.0	0	91	0	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
	AU Rashid	10.0	0	85	5	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
26	Shaheen Shah Afridi	10.0	0	80	1	Pak	Eng	Southampton	11 May 2019
	Hasan Ali	10.0	1	81	1	Pak	Eng	Southampton	11 May 2019
27	Junaid Khan	10.0	0	85	1	Pak	Eng	Nottingham	17 May 2019
	Mohammadh Hasnain	10.0	0	80	2	Pak	Eng	Nottingham	17 May 2019

There are three occasions of three bowlers conceding 80 plus runs in an innings, in the history of one  day  games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	M Ntini	9.0	0	80	1	RSA	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
	AJ Hall	10.0	0	80	1	RSA	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
	R Telemachus	10.0	1	87	2	RSA	Aus	Johannesburg	12 Mar 2006
2	Dawlat Zadran	10.0	1	101	2	Afg	Aus	Perth	04 Mar 2015
	Shapoor Zadran	10.0	0	89	2	Afg	Aus	Perth	04 Mar 2015
	Mohammad Nabi	10.0	0	84	0	Afg	Aus	Perth	04 Mar 2015
3	JA Richardson	10.0	1	92	3	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
	AJ Tye	9.0	0	100	0	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018
	MP Stoinis	8.0	0	85	0	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	19 Jun 2018

The one day game history has witnessed another rare record in this category of statistics. Two bowlers conceding 80 plus  runs in the an innings by rival teams in the same match was witnessed in the game between West Indies and England at St George’s on 27.02.19. The following table lists  the occasions. JC Holder (none for 88} and O Thomas {2 for 84} of West Indies conceded 80 plus runs in England’s innings. CR Woakes {none for 91} and AU Rashid {5 for 85} of England conceded 80 plus runs in West Indies’ innings

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	JO Holder	7.0	0	88	0	Win	Eng	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
	O Thomas	10.0	0	84	2	Win	Eng	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
2	CR Woakes	10.0	0	91	0	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019
	AU Rashid	10.0	0	85	5	Eng	Win	St George’s	27 Feb 2019

New Zealand Wicket keeper batsman Tom Blundell is the only cricketer in all the team squads who is yet to play in a one-day game. He is all set to make his one day debut for his team New Zealand in the ensuing ICC World Cup 2019, if selected to play

The following is the list of cricketers who have played one day games between 90 and 99 prior to their participation in ICC World Cup 2019

1	Imran Tahir	27 Mar 1979 (40)	098	RSA
2	Rubel Hossain	01 Jan 1990 (29)	097	Ban
3	Darren Bravo	06 Feb 1989 (30)	095	Win
4	Asghar Afghan	22 Feb 1987 (32)	094	Afg
5	Moeen Ali	18 Jun 1987 (31)	092	Eng
6	Dinesh Karthik (wk)	01 Jun 1985 (33)	091	Ind
7	Jason Holder (c)	05 Nov 1991 (27)	091	Win

The following is the list of cricketers who have appeared in one-day games between 100 and 200 prior to their participation in ICC World Cup 2019.

1	Shakib Al Hasan (vc)	24 Mar 1987 (32)	198	Ban
2	JP Duminy	14 Apr 1984 (35)	194	RSA
3	Tamim Iqbal	20 Mar 1989 (30)	193	Ban
4	Mahmudullah	04 Feb 1986 (33)	175	Ban
5	Hashim Amla	31 Mar 1983 (36)	174	RSA
6	Martin Guptill	30 Sep 1986 (32)	169	NZl
7	Thisara Perera	03 Apr 1989 (30)	153	Srl
8	Ravindra Jadeja	06 Dec 1988 (30)	151	Ind
9	Kane Williamson (c)	08 Aug 1990 (28)	139	NZl
0	Tim Southee	11 Dec 1988 (30)	139	NZl
11	Faf du Plessis (c)	13 Jul 1984 (34)	134	RSA
12	Shikhar Dhawan	05 Dec 1985 (33)	128	Ind
13	Jos Buttler (vc, wk)	08 Sep 1990 (28)	127	Eng
14	Joe Root	30 Dec 1990 (28)	127	Eng
15	Dale Steyn	27 Jun 1983 (35)	125	RSA
16	David Miller	10 Jun 1989 (29)	120	RSA
17	Lahiru Thirimanne	09 Aug 1989 (29)	117	Srl
18	Mohammad Nabi	03 Mar 1985 (34)	111	Afg
19	Aaron Finch (c)	17 Nov 1986 (32)	109	Aus
20	Steve Smith	02 Jun 1989 (29)	108	Aus
21	David Warner	27 Oct 1986 (32)	106	Aus
22	Quinton de Kock (vc, wk)	17 Dec 1992 (26)	106	RSA
23	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	05 Feb 1990 (29)	105	Ind
24	Sarfaraz Ahmed (c, wk)	22 May 1987 (32)	101	Pak
25	Glenn Maxwell	14 Oct 1988 (30)	100	Aus

The following is the list of cricketers who have played 200 plus one-day games prior to their participation in ICC World Cup 2019. It is noted with interest India’s MS Dhoni is the only cricketer to appear in 300 plus games – to be exact 341 games – prior to his participation in the ensuing World Cup 2019

No	Player	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Team
1	MS Dhoni (wk)	07 Jul 1981 (37)	341	Ind
2	Chris Gayle (vc)	21 Sep 1979 (39)	289	Win
3	Shoaib Malik	01 Feb 1982 (37)	282	Pak
4	Virat Kohli (c)	05 Nov 1988 (30)	227	Ind
5	Eoin Morgan (c)	10 Sep 1986 (32)	218	Eng
6	Ross Taylor	08 Mar 1984 (35)	218	NZl
7	Lasith Malinga	28 Aug 1983 (35)	218	Srl
8	Mashrafe Mortaza (c)	05 Oct 1983 (35)	209	Ban
9	Mohammad Hafeez	17 Oct 1980 (38)	208	Pak
10	Rohit Sharma (vc)	30 Apr 1987 (32)	206	Ind
11	Mushfiqur Rahim (wk)	09 May 1987 (32)	205	Ban
12	Angelo Mathews	02 Jun 1987 (31)	203	Srl

Number of ODIs played by England cricketers are as of 03.05.19, while those of Pakistan Cricketers were as of 18.04.19

No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Gulbadin Naib (c)	Afg	16 Mar 1991 (28)	041	All-rounder	Right	RA medium-fast
2	Rashid Khan (vc)	Afg	20 Sep 1998 (20)	057	All-rounder	Right	RA leg spin
3	Aftab Alam	Afg	30 Nov 1992 (26)	008	All-rounder	Right	RA medium-fast
4	Asghar Afghan	Afg	22 Feb 1987 (32)	094	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
5	Dawlat Zadran	Afg	19 Mar 1988 (31)	072	Bowler	Right	RA fast
6	Hamid Hassan	Afg	01 Jun 1987 (31)	032	Bowler	Right	RA fast
7	Hashmatullah Shahidi	Afg	04 Nov 1994 (24)	029	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
8	Hazratullah Zazai	Afg	23 Mar 1998 (21)	002	Batsman	Left	LA orthodox
9	Mohammad Nabi	Afg	03 Mar 1985 (34)	111	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
10	Mohammad Shahzad (wk)	Afg	31 Jan 1988 (31)	076	Wk-batsman	Right	—
11	Mujeeb Ur Rahman	Afg	28 Mar 2001 (18)	017	Bowler	Right	RA off spin
12	Najibullah Zadran	Afg	18 Feb 1993 (26)	045	Batsman	Left	RA off spin
13	Noor Ali Zadran	Afg	10 Jul 1988 (30)	017	Batsman	Right	RA medium-fast
14	Rahmat Shah	Afg	16 Mar 1991 (28)	056	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
15	Samiullah Shinwari	Afg	31 Dec 1987 (31)	077	All-rounder	Right	RA leg spin
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Aaron Finch (c)	Aus	17 Nov 1986 (32)	109	Batsman	Right	LA orthodox
2	Alex Carey (vc, wk)	Aus	27 Aug 1991 (27)	019	Wk-batsman	Left	—
3	Pat Cummins (vc)	Aus	08 May 1993 (26)	048	All-rounder	Right	RA fast
4	Jason Behrendorff	Aus	20 Apr 1990 (29)	006	Bowler	Right	LA fast-medium
5	Nathan Coulter-Nile	Aus	11 Oct 1987 (31)	027	Bowler	Right	RA fast
6	Usman Khawaja	Aus	18 Dec 1986 (32)	031	Batsman	Left	RA off spin
7	Nathan Lyon	Aus	20 Nov 1987 (31)	025	Bowler	Right	RA off spin
8	Shaun Marsh	Aus	09 Jul 1983 (35)	071	Batsman	Left	LA orthodox
9	Glenn Maxwell	Aus	14 Oct 1988 (30)	100	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
10	Jhye Richardson	Aus	20 Sep 1996 (22)	012	Bowler	Right	RA fast
11	Kane Richardson	Aus	12 Feb 1991 (28)	020	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
12	Steve Smith	Aus	02 Jun 1989 (29)	108	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
13	Mitchell Starc	Aus	30 Jan 1990 (29)	075	Bowler	Left	LA fast
14	Marcus Stoinis	Aus	16 Aug 1989 (29)	033	All-rounder	Right	RA medium
15	David Warner	Aus	27 Oct 1986 (32)	106	Batsman	Left	RA leg spin
16	Adam Zampa	Aus	31 Mar 1992 (27)	044	Bowler	Right	RA leg spin
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Mashrafe Mortaza (c)	Ban	05 Oct 1983 (35)	209	Bowler	Right	RA medium
2	Shakib Al Hasan (vc)	Ban	24 Mar 1987 (32)	198	All-rounder	Left	LA orthodox
3	Tamim Iqbal	Ban	20 Mar 1989 (30)	193	Batsman	Left	RA off spin
4	Liton Das (wk)	Ban	13 Oct 1994 (24)	028	Wk-batsman	Right	—
5	Mushfiqur Rahim (wk)	Ban	09 May 1987 (32)	205	Wk-batsman	Right	RA medium
6	Mahmudullah	Ban	04 Feb 1986 (33)	175	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
7	Mohammad Mithun (wk)	Ban	13 Feb 1990 (29)	018	Wk-batsman	Right	—
8	Sabbir Rahman	Ban	22 Nov 1991 (27)	060	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
9	Mehedi Hasan Miraz	Ban	25 Oct 1996 (22)	027	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
10	Soumya Sarkar	Ban	25 Feb 1993 (26)	043	All-rounder	Left	RA medium
11	Rubel Hossain	Ban	01 Jan 1990 (29)	097	Bowler	Right	RA medium-fast
12	Mohammad Saifuddin	Ban	01 Sep 1996 (22)	012	All-rounder	Left	RA medium-fast
13	Mosaddek Hossain	Ban	10 Dec 1995 (23)	025	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
14	Mustafizur Rahman	Ban	06 Sep 1995 (23)	046	Bowler	Left	LA fast-medium
15	Abu Jayed	Ban	02 Aug 1993 (25)	002	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Eoin Morgan (c)	Eng	10 Sep 1986 (32)	218	Batsman	Left	RA medium
2	Jos Buttler (vc, wk)	Eng	08 Sep 1990 (28)	127	Wk-batsman	Right	—
3	Moeen Ali	Eng	18 Jun 1987 (31)	092	All-rounder	Left	RA off spin
4	Jonny Bairstow (wk)	Eng	26 Sep 1989 (29)	059	Wk-batsman	Right	—
5	Tom Curran	Eng	12 Mar 1995 (24)	014	All-rounder	Right	RA fast-medium
6	Joe Denly	Eng	16 Mar 1986 (33)	010	All-rounder	Right	RA leg spin
7	Alex Hales	Eng	03 Jan 1989 (30)	070	Batsman	Right	RA medium
8	Liam Plunkett	Eng	06 Apr 1985 (34)	079	All-rounder	Right	RA fast
9	Adil Rashid	Eng	17 Feb 1988 (31)	084	All-rounder	Right	RA leg spin
10	Joe Root	Eng	30 Dec 1990 (28)	127	Batsman	Right	RA spin
11	Jason Roy	Eng	21 Jul 1990 (28)	073	Batsman	Right	—
12	Ben Stokes	Eng	04 Jun 1991 (27)	079	All-rounder	Left	RA fast-medium
13	David Willey	Eng	28 Feb 1990 (29)	043	All-rounder	Left	LA fast-medium
14	Chris Woakes	Eng	02 Mar 1989 (30)	084	All-rounder	Right	RA fast-medium
15	Mark Wood	Eng	11 Jan 1990 (29)	040	Bowler	Right	RA fast
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Virat Kohli (c)	Ind	05 Nov 1988 (30)	227	Batsman	Right	RA medium
2	Rohit Sharma (vc)	Ind	30 Apr 1987 (32)	206	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
3	Shikhar Dhawan	Ind	05 Dec 1985 (33)	128	Batsman	Left	RA off spin
4	K. L. Rahul	Ind	18 Apr 1992 (27)	014	Batsman	Right	—
5	Vijay Shankar	Ind	26 Jan 1991 (28)	009	All-rounder	Right	RA medium
6	MS Dhoni (wk)	Ind	07 Jul 1981 (37)	341	Wk-batsman	Right	RA medium
7	Kedar Jadhav	Ind	26 Mar 1985 (34)	059	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
8	Dinesh Karthik (wk)	Ind	01 Jun 1985 (33)	091	Wk-batsman	Right	—
9	Yuzvendra Chahal	Ind	23 Jul 1990 (28)	041	Bowler	Right	RA leg spin
10	Kuldeep Yadav	Ind	14 Dec 1994 (24)	044	Bowler	Left	LA wrist spin
11	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Ind	05 Feb 1990 (29)	105	Bowler	Right	RA medium-fast
12	Jasprit Bumrah	Ind	06 Dec 1993 (25)	049	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
13	Hardik Pandya	Ind	11 Oct 1993 (25)	045	All-rounder	Right	RA medium-fast
14	Ravindra Jadeja	Ind	06 Dec 1988 (30)	151	All-rounder	Left	LA orthodox
15	Mohammed Shami	Ind	03 Sep 1990 (28)	063	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Kane Williamson (c)	NZl	08 Aug 1990 (28)	139	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
2	Tom Latham (vc, wk)	NZl	02 Apr 1992 (27)	085	Wk-batsman	Left	RA medium
3	Tim Southee	NZl	11 Dec 1988 (30)	139	Bowler	Right	RA medium-fast
4	Tom Blundell (wk)	NZl	01 Sep 1990 (28)	000	Wk-batsman	Right	RA off spin
5	Trent Boult	NZl	22 Jul 1989 (29)	079	Bowler	Right	LA fast-medium
6	Colin de Grandhomme	NZl	22 Jul 1986 (32)	028	All-rounder	Right	RA fast-medium
7	Lockie Ferguson	NZl	13 Jun 1991 (27)	027	Bowler	Right	RA fast
8	Martin Guptill	NZl	30 Sep 1986 (32)	169	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
9	Matt Henry	NZl	14 Dec 1991 (27)	043	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
10	Colin Munro	NZl	11 Mar 1987 (32)	051	Batsman	Left	RA medium
11	James Neesham	NZl	17 Sep 1990 (28)	049	All-rounder	Left	RA medium
12	Henry Nicholls	NZl	15 Nov 1991 (27)	041	Batsman	Left	RA off spin
13	Mitchell Santner	NZl	05 Feb 1992 (27)	059	All-rounder	Left	LA orthodox
14	Ish Sodhi	NZl	31 Oct 1992 (26)	030	Bowler	Right	RA leg spin
15	Ross Taylor	NZl	08 Mar 1984 (35)	218	Batsman	Right	RA off break
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Sarfaraz Ahmed (c, wk)	Pak	22 May 1987 (32)	101	Wk-batsman	Right	RA off spin
2	Babar Azam (vc)	Pak	15 Oct 1994 (24)	059	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
3	Shoaib Malik	Pak	01 Feb 1982 (37)	282	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
4	Fakhar Zaman	Pak	10 Apr 1990 (29)	031	Batsman	Left	LA orthodox
5	Imam-ul-Haq	Pak	12 Dec 1995 (23)	024	Batsman	Left	RA leg spin
6	Abid Ali	Pak	16 Oct 1987 (31)	002	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
7	Mohammad Hafeez	Pak	17 Oct 1980 (38)	208	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
8	Shadab Khan	Pak	04 Oct 1998 (20)	034	All-rounder	Right	RA leg spin
9	Imad Wasim	Pak	18 Dec 1988 (30)	037	All-rounder	Left	LA orthodox
10	Hasan Ali	Pak	07 Feb 1994 (25)	044	Bowler	Right	RA fast medium
11	Faheem Ashraf	Pak	16 Jan 1994 (25)	015	All-rounder	Left	RA fast-medium
12	Shaheen Afridi	Pak	06 Apr 2000 (19)	010	Bowler	Left	LA fast
13	Junaid Khan	Pak	24 Dec 1989 (29)	074	Bowler	Right	LA fast
14	Mohammad Hasnain	Pak	05 Apr 2000 (19)	004	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
15	Haris Sohail	Pak	15 Oct 1989 (29)	031	Batsman	Left	LA orthodox
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Faf du Plessis (c)	RSA	13 Jul 1984 (34)	134	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
2	Quinton de Kock (vc, wk)	RSA	17 Dec 1992 (26)	106	Wk-batsman	Left	LA orthodox
3	Hashim Amla	RSA	31 Mar 1983 (36)	174	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
4	Aiden Markram	RSA	04 Oct 1994 (24)	018	Batsman	Right	RA off spin
5	Rassie van der Dussen	RSA	07 Feb 1989 (30)	009	Batsman	Right	RA leg spin
6	David Miller	RSA	10 Jun 1989 (29)	120	Batsman	Left	RA off spin
7	JP Duminy	RSA	14 Apr 1984 (35)	194	All-rounder	Left	RA off spin
8	Andile Phehlukwayo	RSA	03 Mar 1996 (23)	036	All-rounder	Left	RA fast-medium
9	Dwaine Pretorius	RSA	29 Mar 1989 (30)	019	All-rounder	Right	RA fast-medium
10	Dale Steyn	RSA	27 Jun 1983 (35)	125	Bowler	Right	RA fast
11	Kagiso Rabada	RSA	25 May 1995 (24)	064	Bowler	Left	RA fast
12	Lungi Ngidi	RSA	29 Mar 1996 (23)	013	Bowler	Right	RA fast
13	Anrich Nortje	RSA	16 Nov 1993 (25)	004	Bowler	Right	RA fast
14	Chris Morris	RSA	30 Apr 1987 (32)	034	All-rounder	Right	RA fast-medium
15	Imran Tahir	RSA	27 Mar 1979 (40)	098	Bowler	Right	RA leg spin
16	Tabraiz Shamsi	RSA	18 Feb 1990 (29)	005	Bowler	Right	LA wrist spin
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Dimuth Karunaratne (c)	Srl	21 Apr 1988 (31)	017	Batsman	Left	RA medium
2	Angelo Mathews	Srl	02 Jun 1987 (31)	203	All-rounder	Right	RA fast-medium
3	Avishka Fernando	Srl	05 Apr 1998 (21)	005	Batsman	Right	RA medium
4	Lahiru Thirimanne	Srl	09 Aug 1989 (29)	117	Batsman	Left	RA medium
5	Kusal Mendis (wk)	Srl	02 Feb 1995 (24)	062	Wk-batsman	Right	RA leg spin
6	Kusal Perera (wk)	Srl	17 Aug 1990 (28)	088	Wk-batsman	Left	LA medium
7	Dhananjaya de Silva	Srl	06 Sep 1991 (27)	032	All-rounder	Right	RA off spin
8	Thisara Perera	Srl	03 Apr 1989 (30)	153	All-rounder	Left	RA medium
9	Isuru Udana	Srl	17 Feb 1988 (31)	005	All-rounder	Right	LA fast-medium
10	Jeffrey Vandersay	Srl	05 Feb 1990 (29)	011	Bowler	Right	RA leg spin
11	Jeevan Mendis	Srl	15 Jan 1983 (36)	054	All-rounder	Left	RA leg spin
12	Milinda Siriwardana	Srl	04 Dec 1985 (33)	026	All-rounder	Left	LA orthodox
13	Lasith Malinga	Srl	28 Aug 1983 (35)	218	Bowler	Right	RA fast
14	Suranga Lakmal	Srl	10 Mar 1987 (32)	081	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
15	Nuwan Pradeep	Srl	19 Oct 1986 (32)	034	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
No	Player	Team	Date of birth (age)	ODIs	Role	Batting	Bowling style
1	Jason Holder (c)	Win	05 Nov 1991 (27)	091	All-rounder	Right	RA medium
2	Chris Gayle (vc)	Win	21 Sep 1979 (39)	289	All-rounder	Left	RA off spin
3	Carlos Brathwaite	Win	18 Jul 1988 (30)	033	All-rounder	Right	RA medium
4	Darren Bravo	Win	06 Feb 1989 (30)	095	Batsman	Right	RA medium
5	Sheldon Cottrell	Win	19 Aug 1989 (29)	011	Bowler	Right	LA fast-medium
6	Fabian Allen	Win	07 May 1995 (24)	004	Bowler	Right	LA orthodox
7	Shannon Gabriel	Win	28 Apr 1988 (31)	013	Bowler	Right	RA fast
8	Shimron Hetmyer	Win	26 Dec 1996 (22)	016	Batsman	Left	RA leg spin
9	Shai Hope (wk)	Win	10 Nov 1993 (25)	052	Batsman	Left	LA medium
10	Evin Lewis	Win	27 Dec 1991 (27)	034	Batsman	Left	RA medium
11	Ashley Nurse	Win	22 Dec 1988 (30)	046	Bowler	Right	RA off spin
12	Nicholas Pooran (wk)	Win	02 Oct 1995 (23)	001	Wk-batsman	Left	—
13	Kemar Roach	Win	30 Jun 1988 (30)	081	Bowler	Right	RA fast-medium
14	Andre Russell	Win	29 Apr 1988 (31)	052	All-rounder	Right	RA fast
15	Oshane Thomas	Win	18 Feb 1997 (22)	008	Bowler	Left	RA fast

The following are the occasions in first-class cricket where all the ten wickets fell to catches in an innings. There are 59 such occasions

No	Cts	Team, Inns, Opposition	Ground	Season
1	10	Hyderabad (1) v Mysore	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	1965/66
2	10	Hyderabad (2) v Mysore	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	1965/66
3	10	Vidarbha (2) v U Pradesh	VCA Ground, Nagpur	1982/83
4	10	Vidarbha (2) v Mad Pradesh	Tatya Tope Nagar Stadium, Bhopal	1982/83
5	10	Rest of India (1) v Karnataka	Municipal Stadium, Rajkot	1983/84
6	10	Karnataka (1) v Kerala	District Stadium, Bellary	1985/86
7	10	Kerala (1) v Hyderabad	Prakasham Stadium, Kothagudem	1986/87
8	10	Goa (1) v Kerala	Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Quilon	1988/89
9	10	Punjab (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Calcutta	1988/89
10	10	Vidarbha (1) v Rajasthan	Railway Cricket Ground, Jaipur	1989/90
11	10	Rajasthan (2) v Mad Pradesh	Maharaja College Ground, Jaipur	1989/90
12	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Vidarbha	Postal Ground, Yavatmal	1989/90
13	10	Kerala (1) v Karnataka	District Youth Service Stadium, Hassan	1989/90
14	10	Andhra (1) v Tamil Nadu	Kodi Ramamurthy Stadium, Srikakalam	1989/90
15	10	Sargodha (1) v Peshawar	Sports Stadium, Sargodha	1999/00
16	10	Sargodha (2) v Peshawar	Sports Stadium, Sargodha	1999/00
17	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Rajasthan	BHEL Sports Complex, Bhopal	1990/91
18	10	Tamil Nadu (1) v Hyderabad	Railways R C Ground, Secunderabad	1992/93
19	10	Karnataka (2) v Tamil Nadu	MAC Stadium, Chepauk, Madras	1992/93
20	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Delhi	BHEL Sports Complex, Bhopal	1992/93
21	10	Punjab (1) v Hyderabad	PAU Ground, Ludhiana	1992/93
22	10	Gujarat (2) v Bombay	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Valsad	1995/96
23	10	Hyderabad (1) v Andhra	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	1995/96
24	10	Delhi (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Calcutta	1996/97
25	10	Orissa (1) v Tripura	Polytechnic Institute Ground, Agartala	1998/99
26	10	Hyderabad (2) v Karnataka	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	1998/99
27	10	Hyderabad (1) v Andhra	Ukku Stadium, Visakhapatnam	1998/99
28	10	Maharashtra (1) v Mumbai	Nehru Stadium, Pune	1998/99
29	10	Bihar (1) v Karnataka	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	1998/99
30	10	Tamil Nadu (1) v Andhra	Indira Priyadarshini Stadium, Vizag	1999/00
31	10	U Pradesh (1) v Orissa	Barabati Stadium, Cuttack	2001/02
32	10	Gujarat (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	2001/02
33	10	Sebastianites CA Club (1) v Chilaw Marians CC	Nondescripts CC Ground, Colombo	2001/02
34	10	Sebastianites CA Club (2) v Chilaw Marians CC	Nondescripts CC Ground, Colombo	2001/02
35	10	Railways (2) v Bengal	Kanchanjungwa Krirangan, Siliguri	2002/03
36	10	Gujarat (1) v Tamil Nadu	Motera, Ahmedabad	2003/04
37	10	Hyderabad (1) v Tamil Nadu	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	2003/04
38	10	Karnataka (1) v Mumbai	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2004/05
39	10	Karnataka (2) v Mumbai	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2004/05
40	10	Delhi (1) v Tamil Nadu	MAC Stadium, Chepauk, Madras	2007/08
41	10	Rajasthan (1) v Mumbai	Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai	2008/09
42	10	Orissa (1) v Saurashtra	Khandheri Cricket Ground, Rajkot	2008/09
43	10	Delhi (1) v Gujarat	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Valsad	2011/12
44	10	Karnataka (1) v Railways	Karnail Singh Stadium, Delhi	2011/12
45	10	Jharkhand (1) v Maharashtra	Hutatma AK Maidan, Golf Ground, Nasik	2011/12
46	10	Railways (1) v Mumbai	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2012/13
47	10	Mumbai (1) v Mad Pradesh	Holkar Stadium, Indore	2012/13
48	10	U Pradesh (1) v Tamil Nadu	IIT Chemplast Ground, Chennai	2012/13
49	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Baroda	Moti Bagh Stadium, Vadodara	2013/14
50	10	Mad Pradesh (2) v Rajasthan	Captain Roop Singh Stadium, Gwalior	2013/14
51	10	Karnataka (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	2014/15
52	10	Tripura (2) v Saurashtra	Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Grd, Rajkot	2015/16
53	10	Assam (2) v Vidarbha	VCA Stadium, Nagpur	2015/16
54	10	U Pradesh (1) v Gujarat	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Valsad	2015/16
55	10	Saurashtra (1) v Mumbai	MCA Stadium, Gahunje	2015/16
56	10	Baroda (1) v Andhra	Reliance Cricket Stadium, Vadodara	2017/18
57	10	Tripura (1) v Baroda	Reliance Cricket Stadium, Vadodara	2017/18
58	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Tamil Nadu	NPR College Ground, Dindigul	2018/19
59	10	Tripura (1) v Haryana	Maharaja BB College Stadium, Agartala	2018/19

Ranji Trophy has witnessed 55 occasions of all the ten wickets falling to catches in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Cts	Team, Inns, Opposition	Ground	Season
1	10	Hyderabad (1) v Mysore	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	1965/66
2	10	Hyderabad (2) v Mysore	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	1965/66
3	10	Vidarbha (2) v U Pradesh	VCA Ground, Nagpur	1982/83
4	10	Vidarbha (2) v Mad Pradesh	Tatya Tope Nagar Stadium, Bhopal	1982/83
6	10	Karnataka (1) v Kerala	District Stadium, Bellary	1985/86
7	10	Kerala (1) v Hyderabad	Prakasham Stadium, Kothagudem	1986/87
8	10	Goa (1) v Kerala	Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Quilon	1988/89
9	10	Punjab (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Calcutta	1988/89
10	10	Vidarbha (1) v Rajasthan	Railway Cricket Ground, Jaipur	1989/90
11	10	Rajasthan (2) v Mad Pradesh	Maharaja College Ground, Jaipur	1989/90
12	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Vidarbha	Postal Ground, Yavatmal	1989/90
13	10	Kerala (1) v Karnataka	District Youth Service Stadium, Hassan	1989/90
14	10	Andhra (1) v Tamil Nadu	Kodi Ramamurthy Stadium, Srikakalam	1989/90
15	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Rajasthan	BHEL Sports Complex, Bhopal	1990/91
16	10	Tamil Nadu (1) v Hyderabad	Railways R C Ground, Secunderabad	1992/93
17	10	Karnataka (2) v Tamil Nadu	MAC Stadium, Chepauk, Madras	1992/93
18	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Delhi	BHEL Sports Complex, Bhopal	1992/93
19	10	Punjab (1) v Hyderabad	PAU Ground, Ludhiana	1992/93
20	10	Gujarat (2) v Bombay	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Valsad	1995/96
21	10	Hyderabad (1) v Andhra	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	1995/96
22	10	Delhi (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Calcutta	1996/97
23	10	Orissa (1) v Tripura	Polytechnic Institute Ground, Agartala	1998/99
24	10	Hyderabad (2) v Karnataka	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	1998/99
25	10	Hyderabad (1) v Andhra	Ukku Stadium, Visakhapatnam	1998/99
26	10	Maharashtra (1) v Mumbai	Nehru Stadium, Pune	1998/99
27	10	Bihar (1) v Karnataka	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	1998/99
28	10	Tamil Nadu (1) v Andhra	Indira Priyadarshini Stadium, Vizag	1999/00
29	10	U Pradesh (1) v Orissa	Barabati Stadium, Cuttack	2001/02
30	10	Gujarat (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	2001/02
31	10	Railways (2) v Bengal	Kanchanjungwa Krirangan, Siliguri	2002/03
32	10	Gujarat (1) v Tamil Nadu	Motera, Ahmedabad	2003/04
33	10	Hyderabad (1) v Tamil Nadu	Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad	2003/04
34	10	Karnataka (1) v Mumbai	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2004/05
35	10	Karnataka (2) v Mumbai	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2004/05
36	10	Delhi (1) v Tamil Nadu	MAC Stadium, Chepauk, Madras	2007/08
37	10	Rajasthan (1) v Mumbai	Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai	2008/09
38	10	Orissa (1) v Saurashtra	Khandheri Cricket Ground, Rajkot	2008/09
39	10	Delhi (1) v Gujarat	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Valsad	2011/12
40	10	Karnataka (1) v Railways	Karnail Singh Stadium, Delhi	2011/12
41	10	Jharkhand (1) v Maharashtra	Hutatma AK Maidan, Golf Ground, Nasik	2011/12
42	10	Railways (1) v Mumbai	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2012/13
43	10	Mumbai (1) v Mad Pradesh	Holkar Stadium, Indore	2012/13
44	10	U Pradesh (1) v Tamil Nadu	IIT Chemplast Ground, Chennai	2012/13
45	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Baroda	Moti Bagh Stadium, Vadodara	2013/14
46	10	Mad Pradesh (2) v Rajasthan	Captain Roop Singh Stadium, Gwalior	2013/14
47	10	Karnataka (1) v Bengal	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	2014/15
48	10	Tripura (2) v Saurashtra	Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Grd, Rajkot	2015/16
49	10	Assam (2) v Vidarbha	VCA Stadium, Nagpur	2015/16
50	10	U Pradesh (1) v Gujarat	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Valsad	2015/16
51	10	Saurashtra (1) v Mumbai	MCA Stadium, Gahunje	2015/16
52	10	Baroda (1) v Andhra	Reliance Cricket Stadium, Vadodara	2017/18
53	10	Tripura (1) v Baroda	Reliance Cricket Stadium, Vadodara	2017/18
54	10	Mad Pradesh (1) v Tamil Nadu	NPR College Ground, Dindigul	2018/19
55	10	Tripura (1) v Haryana	Maharaja BB College Stadium, Agartala	2018/19