India posts its 100th three figure partnership against Australia

India posts its 100th three figure partnership against Australia

India posted its 100th three figure partnership against Australia when  MA Agarwal and CA Pujara forged 116 runs partnership for the second wicket on the first day of the ongoing  Sydney test. India added one more three figure partnership on the second day of the test when CA Pujara and GH Vihari added 101 runs for the sixth wicket. India’s 101 three figure partnerships are tabulated below

No Partners Wkt Runs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 MH Mankad, CT Sarwate 1 124 2 v Australia Melbourne 01 Jan 1948
2 VS Hazare, DG Phadkar 6 188 2 v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1948
3 HR Adhikari, VS Hazare 7 132 3 v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1948
4 HR Adhikari, MH Mankad 2 124 2 v Australia Melbourne 06 Feb 1948
5 NJ Contractor, P Roy 1 121 3 v Australia Delhi 12 Dec 1959
6 AA Baig, NJ Contractor 3 133 1 v Australia Mumbai (BS) 01 Jan 1960
7 AA Baig, RB Kenny 5 109 3 v Australia Mumbai (BS) 01 Jan 1960
8 CG Borde, MAK Pataudi 6 142 2 v Australia Chennai 02 Oct 1964
9 ML Jaisimha, VL Manjrekar 3 112 2 v Australia Mumbai (BS) 10 Oct 1964
10 CG Borde, RF Surti 4 121 2 v Australia Adelaide 23 Dec 1967
11 RF Surti, AL Wadekar 3 116 3 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
12 MAK Pataudi, RF Surti 4 128 2 v Australia Brisbane 19 Jan 1968
13 CG Borde, ML Jaisimha 6 119 4 v Australia Brisbane 19 Jan 1968
14 AV Mankad, MAK Pataudi 4 146 1 v Australia Mumbai (BS) 04 Nov 1969
15 FM Engineer, AV Mankad 1 111 1 v Australia Kanpur 15 Nov 1969
16 ED Solkar, GR Viswanath 6 110 3 v Australia Kanpur 15 Nov 1969
17 GR Viswanath, AL Wadekar 4 120* 4 v Australia Delhi 28 Nov 1969
18 GR Viswanath, AL Wadekar 3 102 4 v Australia Chennai 24 Dec 1969
19 M Amarnath, CPS Chauhan 2 149 1 v Australia Perth 16 Dec 1977
20 M Amarnath, SM Gavaskar 2 193 3 v Australia Perth 16 Dec 1977
21 M Amarnath, GR Viswanath 3 105 1 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
22 DB Vengsarkar, GR Viswanath 4 125 2 v Australia Sydney 07 Jan 1978
23 DB Vengsarkar, GR Viswanath 4 136 2 v Australia Adelaide 28 Jan 1978
24 M Amarnath, GR Viswanath 3 131 4 v Australia Adelaide 28 Jan 1978
25 DB Vengsarkar, GR Viswanath 4 159 2 v Australia Bengaluru 19 Sep 1979
26 CPS Chauhan, SM Gavaskar 1 114 1 v Australia Kanpur 02 Oct 1979
27 CPS Chauhan, GR Viswanath 3 113 3 v Australia Kanpur 02 Oct 1979
28 SM Gavaskar, GR Viswanath 3 159 1 v Australia Delhi 13 Oct 1979
29 CPS Chauhan, DB Vengsarkar 2 117 2 v Australia Kolkata 26 Oct 1979
30 CPS Chauhan, SM Gavaskar 1 192 1 v Australia Mumbai 03 Nov 1979
31 KD Ghavri, SMH Kirmani 8 127 1 v Australia Mumbai 03 Nov 1979
32 CPS Chauhan, SM Patil 5 108 2 v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1981
33 SM Patil, Yashpal Sharma 6 147 2 v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1981
34 CPS Chauhan, SM Gavaskar 1 165 3 v Australia Melbourne 07 Feb 1981
35 M Amarnath, K Srikkanth 2 101 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 1985
36 SM Gavaskar, K Srikkanth 1 191 1 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1986
37 M Amarnath, SM Gavaskar 2 224 1 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1986
38 M Amarnath, SM Gavaskar 2 103 4 v Australia Chennai 18 Sep 1986
39 RJ Shastri, DB Vengsarkar 6 298* 2 v Australia Mumbai 15 Oct 1986
40 RJ Shastri, DB Vengsarkar 3 111 2 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1992
41 RJ Shastri, SR Tendulkar 5 196 2 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1992
42 M Azharuddin, M Prabhakar 7 101 4 v Australia Adelaide 25 Jan 1992
43 SC Ganguly, NR Mongia 2 131 2 v Australia Delhi 10 Oct 1996
44 NR Mongia, NS Sidhu 1 122 1 v Australia Chennai 06 Mar 1998
45 R Dravid, SR Tendulkar 3 113 3 v Australia Chennai 06 Mar 1998
46 M Azharuddin, SR Tendulkar 4 127 3 v Australia Chennai 06 Mar 1998
47 VVS Laxman, NS Sidhu 1 191 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
48 R Dravid, SR Tendulkar 3 140 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
49 M Azharuddin, SC Ganguly 5 158 2 v Australia Kolkata 18 Mar 1998
50 M Azharuddin, SR Tendulkar 4 139 1 v Australia Bengaluru 25 Mar 1998
51 SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar 5 108 2 v Australia Adelaide 10 Dec 1999
52 SC Ganguly, VVS Laxman 4 117 3 v Australia Kolkata 11 Mar 2001
53 R Dravid, VVS Laxman 5 376 3 v Australia Kolkata 11 Mar 2001
54 SS Das, S Ramesh 1 123 2 v Australia Chennai 18 Mar 2001
55 R Dravid, SR Tendulkar 5 169 2 v Australia Chennai 18 Mar 2001
56 SC Ganguly, VVS Laxman 5 146 2 v Australia Brisbane 04 Dec 2003
57 R Dravid, VVS Laxman 5 303 2 v Australia Adelaide 12 Dec 2003
58 A Chopra, V Sehwag 1 141 1 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2003
59 R Dravid, V Sehwag 2 137 1 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2003
60 A Chopra, V Sehwag 1 123 1 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
61 VVS Laxman, SR Tendulkar 4 353 1 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
62 PA Patel, SR Tendulkar 6 101 1 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
63 R Dravid, SR Tendulkar 3 138* 3 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
64 M Kaif, PA Patel 7 102 2 v Australia Chennai 14 Oct 2004
65 R Dravid, VVS Laxman 2 175 2 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2008
66 SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar 4 108 2 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2008
67 Harbhajan Singh, SR Tendulkar 8 129 2 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2008
68 R Dravid, SR Tendulkar 3 139 1 v Australia Perth 16 Jan 2008
69 VVS Laxman, SR Tendulkar 5 126 1 v Australia Adelaide 24 Jan 2008
70 Harbhajan Singh, A Kumble 8 107 1 v Australia Adelaide 24 Jan 2008
71 SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar 5 142 1 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
72 MS Dhoni, SC Ganguly 7 109 1 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
73 G Gambhir, V Sehwag 1 182 3 v Australia Mohali 17 Oct 2008
74 G Gambhir, SR Tendulkar 3 130 1 v Australia Delhi 29 Oct 2008
75 G Gambhir, VVS Laxman 4 278 1 v Australia Delhi 29 Oct 2008
76 VVS Laxman, SR Tendulkar 4 146 1 v Australia Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
77 MS Dhoni, SC Ganguly 6 119 1 v Australia Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
78 V Sehwag, M Vijay 1 116 3 v Australia Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
79 MS Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh 7 108 3 v Australia Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
80 SK Raina, SR Tendulkar 5 124 2 v Australia Mohali 01 Oct 2010
81 SR Tendulkar, M Vijay 3 308 2 v Australia Bengaluru 09 Oct 2010
82 R Dravid, SR Tendulkar 3 117 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2011
83 VVS Laxman, SR Tendulkar 4 103 3 v Australia Sydney 03 Jan 2012
84 V Kohli, WP Saha 6 114 2 v Australia Adelaide 24 Jan 2012
85 MS Dhoni, V Kohli 5 128 2 v Australia Chennai 22 Feb 2013
86 MS Dhoni, B Kumar 9 140 2 v Australia Chennai 22 Feb 2013
87 CA Pujara, M Vijay 2 370 2 v Australia Hyd-RGS 02 Mar 2013
88 S Dhawan, M Vijay 1 289 2 v Australia Mohali 14 Mar 2013
89 CA Pujara, M Vijay 1 108 2 v Australia Delhi 22 Mar 2013
90 V Kohli, CA Pujara 2 104 4 v Australia Delhi 22 Mar 2013
91 V Kohli, AM Rahane 4 101 2 v Australia Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
92 V Kohli, M Vijay 3 185 4 v Australia Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
93 AM Rahane, M Vijay 4 124 1 v Australia Brisbane 17 Dec 2014
94 V Kohli, AM Rahane 4 262 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2014
95 V Kohli, KL Rahul 3 141 2 v Australia Sydney 06 Jan 2015
96 CA Pujara, AM Rahane 5 118 3 v Australia Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
97 CA Pujara, M Vijay 2 102 2 v Australia Ranchi 16 Mar 2017
98 CA Pujara, WP Saha 7 199 2 v Australia Ranchi 16 Mar 2017
99 V Kohli, CA Pujara 3 170 1 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
100 MA Agarwal, CA Pujara 2 116 1 v Australia Sydney 03 Jan 2019
101 CA Pujara, GH Vihari 5 101 1 v Australia Sydney 03 Jan 2019
Indian batsmen who have scored three or more centuries in a test series

Indian batsmen who have scored three or more centuries in a test series

CA Pujara of India scored three centuries in the ongoing test series against Australia. His centuries are – 123 at Adelaide, 106 at Melbourne and 130 not out at the end of the first day at Sydney. His feat provides the 12th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring three or more centuries in a series. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player C Opposition Series
1 PR Umrigar 3 Pakistan 1960/61
2 DN Sardesai 3 West Indies 1970/71
3 SM Gavaskar 4 West Indies 1970/71
4 SM Gavaskar 3 Australia 1977/78
5 SM Gavaskar 4 West Indies 1978/79
6 M Amarnath 3 Pakistan 1982/83
7 M Azharuddin 3 England 1984/85
8 R Dravid 3 England 2002
9 R Dravid 3 England 2011
10 V Kohli 4 Australia 2014/15
11 V Kohli 3 Sri Lanka 2017/18
12 CA Pujara 3 Australia 2018/19

CA Pujara became the third Indian batsman to score three or more centuries in a series against Australia. Others are  SM Gavaskar {03} and V Kohli {04}

No Player C Opposition series
1 SM Gavaskar 3 Australia 1977/78
2 V Kohli 4 Australia 2014/15
3 CA Pujara 3 Australia 2018/19

CA Pujara of India scored three centuries in the ongoing test series against Australia. His centuries are – 123 at Adelaide, 106 at Melbourne and 130 not out at the end of the first day at Sydney. His feat provide the eighth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring three or more centuries in an away series. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player C Opposition Series
1 DN Sardesai 3 West Indies 1970/71
2 SM Gavaskar 4 West Indies 1970/71
3 SM Gavaskar 3 Australia 1977/78
4 M Amarnath 3 Pakistan 1982/83
5 R Dravid 3 England 2002
6 R Dravid 3 England 2011
7 V Kohli 4 Australia 2014/15
8 CA Pujara 3 Australia 2018/19

CA Pujara became the third Indian batsman to score three or more centuries in an away series against Australia. Others are SM Gavaskar {03} and V Kohli {04}

No Player C Opposiion series
1 SM Gavaskar 3 Australia 1977/78
2 V Kohli 4 Australia 2014/15
3 CA Pujara 3 Australia 2018/19
Ranji Trophy 2018-19 : Points table as the end of the eighth round

Ranji Trophy 2018-19 : Points table as the end of the eighth round

The points table as at the end of the eighth round of the ongoing Ranji Trophy reads as below

Elite Group A

No Team M W L T D NR Pt For Against
1 Vidarbha 7 3 0 0 4 0 28 3537/090 2986/111
2 Karnataka 7 3 1 0 3 0 27 3339/107 3005/134
3 Gujarat 8 3 0 0 5 0 26 4514/109 3759/117
4 Saurashtra 7 3 0 0 4 0 26 3679/109 3526/111
5 Baroda 7 2 1 0 4 0 20 3609/095 3495/096
6 Mumbai 7 0 2 0 5 0 11 3772/119 3531/093
7 Maharashtra 7 0 3 0 4 0 08 3368/120 3747/100
8 Railways 7 0 4 0 3 0 07 2779/109 3795/116
9 Chhattisgarh 7 0 3 0 4 0 06 3073/111 3826/091

Elite Group B

No Team M W L T D NR Pt For Against
1 Madhya Pradesh 7 3 1 0 3 0 24 3181/093 2741/103
2 Himachal Pradesh 7 3 2 0 2 0 22 3003/096 3400/117
3 Bengal 7 2 1 0 4 0 22 3280/102 2982/101
4 Kerala 7 3 3 0 1 0 20 2752/098 2611/107
5 Punjab 7 2 1 0 4 0 20 3101/099 3063/100
6 Hyderabad 8 1 1 0 6 0 17 3641/092 3767/080
7 Delhi 7 1 3 0 3 0 13 2823/107 3067/099
8 Tamil Nadu 7 1 2 0 4 0 12 2993/091 3009/088
9 Andhra 7 0 2 0 5 0 11 2986/104 3120/087

Elite Group C

No Team M W L T D NR Pt For Against
1 Rajasthan 8 6 0 0 2 0 44 3751/113 3381/150
2 Uttar Pradesh 8 5 0 0 3 0 38 3528/081 3197/145
3 Jharkhand 8 4 1 0 3 0 33 3730/130 3456/142
4 Odisha 8 3 3 0 2 0 20 3412/130 3280/128
5 Assam 8 3 4 0 1 0 20 3099/138 3034/121
6 Jammu & Kashmir 8 3 4 0 1 0 19 3537/143 3442/124
7 Services 8 2 2 0 4 0 19 3597/121 3738/123
8 Haryana 8 2 4 0 2 0 16 2797/148 2829/118
9 Tripura 8 1 5 0 2 0 11 3307/139 3763/123
10 Goa 8 0 6 0 2 0 06 3231/141 3869/110

Plate Group

No Team M W L T D NR Pt For Against
1 Uttarakhand 7 5 0 0 2 0 37 2711/051 2590/120
2 Bihar 7 5 1 0 0 1 34 2686/079 1416/110
3 Puducherry 7 4 0 0 2 1 32 2301/065 1354/090
4 Meghalaya 8 4 2 0 2 0 29 3536/105 3170/127
5 Sikkim 7 3 3 0 1 0 20 2933/115 3833/101
6 Manipur 7 3 4 0 0 0 18 2440/125 2355/102
7 Nagaland 7 2 4 0 1 0 15 3352/114 3065/106
8 Arunachal Pradesh 7 0 6 0 1 0 03 2100/140 2892/083
9 Mizoram 7 0 6 0 1 0 01 1862/132 3246/087
Ranji Trophy 2018-19 – Match results of sixth, seventh and eighth rounds

Ranji Trophy 2018-19 – Match results of sixth, seventh and eighth rounds

Match results as at the end of sixth, seventh and eighth round of Ranji Trophy are detailed below

No Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Ground Match Date
1 Arunachal Puducherry Puducherry 334 runs Goalpara Dec 14-15, 2018
2 Gujarat Karnataka drawn   Surat Dec 14-17, 2018
3 H. Pradesh Andhra H. Pradesh inns+003 runs Nadaun Dec 14-17, 2018
4 Haryana J + K J + K 130 runs Rohtak Dec 14-16, 2018
5 Hyderabad Bengal drawn   Hyd-RGs Dec 14-17, 2018
6 Kerala Delhi Kerala inns+027 runs Thumba Dec 14-16, 2018
7 Maharashtra Saurashtra Saurashtra 005 wkts Nasik Dec 14-17, 2018
8 Meghalaya Bihar Bihar inns+71 runs Shillong Dec 14-15, 2018
9 Mizoram Sikkim Sikkim 105 runs Jorhat Dec 14-17, 2018
10 Mumbai Baroda Drawn   Mumbai Dec 14-17, 2018
11 Odisha Rajasthan Rajasthan 035 runs Bhubaneswar Dec 14-16, 2018
12 Punjab Tamil Nadu Drawn   Mohali Dec 14-17, 2018
13 Railways Vidarbha Vidarbha 118 runs Delhi Dec 14-17, 2018
14 Services Assam Services 010 wkts Delhi Dec 14-17, 2018
15 Tripura Goa Tripura 010 wkts Agartala Dec 14-17, 2018
16 U. Pradesh Jharkhand drawn   Lucknow Dec 14-17, 2018
17 Uttarakhand Nagaland drawn   Dehradun Dec 14-17, 2018
             
1 Meghalaya Mizoram Meghalaya inns+324 runs Shillong Dec 20-21, 2018
2 Andhra Bengal drawn   Visakhapatnam Dec 22-25, 2018
3 Assam Goa Assam 07 runs Guwahati Dec 22-25, 2018
4 Bihar Nagaland Bihar 273 runs Patna Dec 22-25, 2018
5 Chhattisgarh Maharashtra drawn   Raipur Dec 22-25, 2018
6 Delhi M. Pradesh Delhi 009 wkts Delhi Dec 22-24, 2018
7 H. Pradesh Tamil Nadu H. Pradesh 009 wkts Dharamsala Dec 22-25, 2018
8 Hyderabad Punjab drawn   Hyd-RGS Dec 22-25, 2018
9 J + K Odisha Odisha 008 wkts Jammu Dec 22-25, 2018
10 Jharkhand Services Jharkhand 081 runs Ranchi Dec 22-25, 2018
11 Karnataka Railways Karnataka 176 runs Shimoga Dec 22-25, 2018
12 Manipur Arunachal Manipur 112 runs Kolkata Dec 22-23, 2018
13 Mumbai Saurashtra drawn   Mumbai Dec 22-25, 2018
14 Puducherry Uttarakhand drawn   Puducherry Dec 22-25, 2018
15 Rajasthan Haryana drawn   Jaipur Dec 22-25, 2018
16 U. Pradesh Tripura U. Pradesh inns+384 runs Lucknow Dec 22-24, 2018
17 Vidarbha Gujarat drawn   Nagpur Dec 22-25, 2018
             
1 Nagaland Arunachal Nagaland inns+120 runs Sovima Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
2 Assam J + K J + K 004 wkts Guwahati Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
3 Bengal Delhi Bengal 007 wkts Kolkata Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
4 Mizoram Bihar Bihar inns+216 runs Jorhat Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
5 Andhra Hyderabad drawn   Vizianagaram Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
6 Jharkhand Tripura drawn   Jamshedpur Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
7 Sikkim Meghalaya drawn   Bhubaneswar Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
8 M. Pradesh H. Pradesh M. Pradesh 140 runs Indore Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
9 Goa Rajasthan Rajasthan 010 wkts Porvorim Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
10 Haryana U. Pradesh U. Pradesh 006 wkts Rohtak Dec 30-31, 18
11 Karnataka Chhattisgarh Karnataka 198 runs Alur Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
12 Maharashtra Gujarat Gujarat inns & 130 runs Pune Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
13 Puducherry Manipur Puducherry 010 wkts Anantapur Dec 30-31, 18
14 Punjab Kerala Punjab 010 wkts Mohali Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
15 Railways Baroda Baroda 164 runs Delhi Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
16 Services Odisha drawn   Delhi Dec 30, 18 – Jan 02, 19
17 Vidarbha Mumbai Vidarbha inns+145 runs Nagpur Dec 30, 18 – Jan 01, 19
India carves its 49th win on away soil by winning the Melbourne test against Australia

India carves its 49th win on away soil by winning the Melbourne test against Australia

India won the Melbourne test against Australia by 137 runs to carve its 49th win on away soil. The breakup of these 49 wins are thus  – by less than 100 runs margin  – 09 occasions, by more than 100 runs  margin  – 13 occasions, by wickets margin  – 16 occasions, and by innings margin – 11 occasions

The nine occasions of winning by less than 100 runs are tabulated below

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won 031 runs v Australia Adelaide 06 Dec 2018
2 India won 037 runs v West Indies Port of Spain 19 Apr 2002
3 India Won 049 runs v West Indies Kingston 30 Jun 2006
4 India won 059 runs v Australia Melbourne 07 Feb 1981
5 India won 063 runs v West Indies Kingston 20 Jun 2011
6 India won 063 runs v South Africa Johannesburg 24 Jan 2018
7 India won 072 runs v Australia Perth 16 Jan 2008
8 India won 087 runs v South Africa Durban 26 Dec 2010
9 India won 095 runs v England Lord’s 17 Jul 2014

The thirteen occasions of winning my more than 100 runs are tabulated below

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won 113 runs v Bangladesh Chittagong 17 Jan 2010
2 India won 117 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 28 Aug 2015
3 India won 123 runs v South Africa Johannesburg 15 Dec 2006
4 India won 137 runs v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
5 India won 170 runs v Sri Lanka Galle 31 Jul 2008
6 India won 203 runs v England Nottingham 18 Aug 2018
7 India won 222 runs v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
8 India won 235 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 27 Jul 1993
9 India won 237 runs v West Indies Gros Islet 09 Aug 2016
10 India won 272 runs v New Zealand Auckland 07 Mar 1968
11 India won 278 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (PSS) 20 Aug 2015
12 India won 279 runs v England Leeds 19 Jun 1986
13 India won 304 runs v Sri Lanka Galle 26 Jul 2017

The following table lists the sixteen occasions of India winning a test on away soil by wickets margin

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won 04 wickets v England The Oval 19 Aug 1971
2 India Won 04 wickets v Australia Adelaide 12 Dec 2003
3 India won 05 wickets v New Zealand Dunedin 15 Feb 1968
4 India won 05 wickets v England Lord’s 05 Jun 1986
5 India won 05 wickets v Sri Lanka Colombo (PSS) 03 Aug 2010
6 India won 06 wickets v West Indies Port of Spain 07 Apr 1976
7 India won 07 wickets v West Indies Port of Spain 06 Mar 1971
8 India won 07 wickets v Sri Lanka Kandy 22 Aug 2001
9 India won 07 wickets v England Nottingham 27 Jul 2007
10 India won 08 wickets v New Zealand Wellington 29 Feb 1968
11 India won 08 wickets v New Zealand Auckland 24 Jan 1976
12 India won 08 wickets v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 07 Jun 2001
13 India won 09 wickets v Bangladesh Dhaka 10 Nov 2000
14 India won 10 wickets v Zimbabwe Harare 20 Sep 2005
15 India won 10 wickets v New Zealand Hamilton 18 Mar 2009
16 India won 10 wickets v Bangladesh Dhaka 24 Jan 2010

The following table lists the eleven occasions of India winning a test on away soil by an innings margin

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won inns & 002 runs v Australia Sydney 07 Jan 1978
2 India won inns & 046 runs v England Leeds 22 Aug 2002
3 India won inns & 052 runs v Pakistan Multan 28 Mar 2004
4 India won inns & 053 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 03 Aug 2017
5 India won inns & 083 runs v Bangladesh Chittagong 17 Dec 2004
6 India won inns & 090 runs v Zimbabwe Bulawayo 13 Sep 2005
7 India won inns & 092 runs v West Indies North Sound 21 Jul 2016
8 India won inns & 131 runs v Pakistan Rawalpindi 13 Apr 2004
9 India won inns & 140 runs v Bangladesh Dhaka 10 Dec 2004
10 India won inns & 171 runs v Sri Lanka Pallekele 12 Aug 2017
11 India won inns & 239 runs v Bangladesh Dhaka 25 May 2007

India won the Melbourne test against Australia by 137 runs to carve its 49th win on away soil. The breakup of these 49 wins are thus  – by less than 100 runs margin  – 09 occasions, by more than 100 runs  margin  – 13 occasions, by wickets margin  – 16 occasions, and by innings margin – 11 occasions. It also provides India’s seventh win against Australia in Australia and also the third win at Melbourne

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won 222 runs v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
2 India won inns & 2 runs v Australia Sydney 07 Jan 1978
3 India won 059 runs v Australia Melbourne 07 Feb 1981
4 India won 004 wkts v Australia Adelaide 12 Dec 2003
5 India won 072 runs v Australia Perth 16 Jan 2008
6 India won 031 runs v Australia Adelaide 06 Dec 2018
7 India won 137 runs v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
Rival bowlers capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the same test in Australia-India test series

Rival bowlers capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the same test in Australia-India test series

JJ Bumrah of India captured six for 33 and PJ Cummins of Australia captured six for 27 in the ongoing test between Australia and India at Melbourne to provide the tenth occasion of rival bowlers capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the same test in Australia-India test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

No No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 1 Ghulam Ahmed 20.3 6 49 7 1 Ind Aus Kolkata 02 Nov 1956
  2 R Benaud 29.0 10 52 6 2 Aus Ind Kolkata 02 Nov 1956
                       
2 1 JM Patel 35.5 16 69 9 2 Ind Aus Kanpur 19 Dec 1959
  2 AK Davidson 57.3 23 93 7 3 Aus Ind Kanpur 19 Dec 1959
                       
3 1 GD McKenzie 32.3 8 58 6 2 Aus Ind Chennai 02 Oct 1964
  2 RG Nadkarni 54.4 21 91 6 3 Ind Aus Chennai 02 Oct 1964
                       
4 1 GD McKenzie 21.4×8 2 66 7 1 Aus Ind Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
  2 EAS Prasanna 34.0×8 6 141 6 2 Ind Aus Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
                       
5 1 GD McKenzie 33.4 12 67 6 1 Aus Ind Kolkata 12 Dec 1969
  2 BS Bedi 50.0 19 98 7 2 Ind Aus Kolkata 12 Dec 1969
                       
6 1 DR Doshi 43.0 10 103 6 1 Ind Aus Chennai 11 Sep 1979
  2 JD Higgs 41.3 12 143 7 2 Aus Ind Chennai 11 Sep 1979
                       
7 1 SK Warne 42.3 5 125 6 2 Aus Ind Chennai 14 Oct 2004
  2 A Kumble 47.0 8 133 6 3 Ind Aus Chennai 14 Oct 2004
                       
8 1 NM Lyon 22.2 4 50 8 1 Aus Ind Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
  2 RA Jadeja 21.4 1 63 6 2 Ind Aus Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
                       
9 1 JR Hazlewood 24.0 5 67 6 3 Aus Ind Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
  2 R Ashwin 12.4 4 41 6 4 Ind Aus Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
                       
10 1 JJ Bumrah 15.5 4 33 6 2 Ind Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
  2 PJ Cummins 11.0 3 27 6 3 Aus Ind Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

JJ Bumrah of India captured six for 33 and PJ Cummins of Australia captured six for 27 in the ongoing test between Australia and India at Melbourne to provide the tenth occasion of rival bowlers capturing exact six in an innings in the same test in Australia-India test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

No No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 1 GD McKenzie 32.3 8 58 6 2 Aus Ind Chennai 02 Oct 1964
  2 RG Nadkarni 54.4 21 91 6 3 Ind Aus Chennai 02 Oct 1964
                       
2 1 SK Warne 42.3 5 125 6 2 Aus Ind Chennai 14 Oct 2004
  2 A Kumble 47.0 8 133 6 3 Ind Aus Chennai 14 Oct 2004
                       
3 1 JR Hazlewood 24.0 5 67 6 3 Aus Ind Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
  2 R Ashwin 12.4 4 41 6 4 Ind Aus Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
                       
4 1 JJ Bumrah 15.5 4 33 6 2 Ind Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
  2 PJ Cummins 11.0 3 27 6 3 Aus Ind Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

JJ Bumrah of India captured six for 33 and PJ Cummins of Australia captured six for 27 in the ongoing test between Australia and India at Melbourne to provide the second occasion of rival bowlers capturing six or more wickets in an innings in the same test in Australia-India test series on Australian soil. All such occasions are tabulated below. By a coincidence, Melbourne has witnessed both the occasions

No No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 1 GD McKenzie 21.4×8 2 66 7 1 Aus Ind Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
  2 EAS Prasanna 34.0×8 6 141 6 2 Ind Aus Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
                       
2 1 JJ Bumrah 15.5 4 33 6 2 Ind Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
  2 PJ Cummins 11.0 3 27 6 3 Aus Ind Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
Australian bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in a test innings against India

Australian bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in a test innings against India

PJ Cummins of Australia captured 6 for 27 against India in the ongoing test at Melbourne to provide the 26th occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings against India. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 ERH Toshack 17.0×8 6 29 6 3 v India Brisbane 28 Nov 1947
2 RR Lindwall 16.5×8 4 38 7 3 v India Adelaide 23 Jan 1948
3 R Benaud 29.3 10 72 7 1 v India Chennai 19 Oct 1956
4 RR Lindwall 22.5 9 43 7 3 v India Chennai 19 Oct 1956
5 R Benaud 29.0 10 52 6 2 v India Kolkata 02 Nov 1956
6 AK Davidson 57.3 23 93 7 3 v India Kanpur 19 Dec 1959
7 GD McKenzie 32.3 8 58 6 2 v India Chennai 02 Oct 1964
8 GD McKenzie 21.4 2 66 7 1 v India Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
9 AA Mallett 32.3 10 64 6 2 v India Delhi 28 Nov 1969
10 GD McKenzie 33.4 12 67 6 1 v India Kolkata 12 Dec 1969
11 JD Higgs 41.3 12 143 7 2 v India Chennai 11 Sep 1979
12 G Dymock 28.4 5 67 7 3 v India Kanpur 02 Oct 1979
13 BA Reid 26.2 7 66 6 1 v India Melbourne 26 Dec 1991
14 BA Reid 29.0 9 60 6 3 v India Melbourne 26 Dec 1991
15 MR Whitney 12.1 3 27 7 4 v India Perth 01 Feb 1992
16 SK Warne 42.3 5 125 6 2 v India Chennai 14 Oct 2004
17 MJ Clarke 6.2 0 9 6 3 v India Mumbai 03 Nov 2004
18 JJ Krejza 43.5 1 215 8 1 v India Nagpur 06 Nov 2008
19 NM Lyon 23.2 4 94 7 2 v India Delhi 22 Mar 2013
20 NM Lyon 34.1 5 152 7 4 v India Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
21 SNJ O’Keefe 13.1 2 35 6 2 v India Pune 23 Feb 2017
22 SNJ O’Keefe 15.0 4 35 6 4 v India Pune 23 Feb 2017
23 NM Lyon 22.2 4 50 8 1 v India Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
24 JR Hazlewood 24.0 5 67 6 3 v India Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
25 NM Lyon 42.0 7 122 6 3 v India Adelaide 06 Dec 2018
26 PJ Cummins 11.0 3 27 6 3 v India Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

PJ Cummins of Australia captured 6 for 27 against India in the ongoing test at Melbourne to provide the fifth occasion of an Australian bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings against India at Melbourne.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 GD McKenzie 21.4 2 66 7 1 v India Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
2 BA Reid 26.2 7 66 6 1 v India Melbourne 26 Dec 1991
3 BA Reid 29.0 9 60 6 3 v India Melbourne 26 Dec 1991
4 PJ Cummins 11.0 3 27 6 3 v India Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
Indian bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in a test innings against Australia

Indian bowlers who have captured six or more wickets in a test innings against Australia

JJ Bumrah of India captured 6 for 33 against Australia in the ongoing test at Melbourne to provide the 30th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 Ghulam Ahmed 20.3 6 49 7 1 v Australia Kolkata 02 Nov 1956
2 JM Patel 35.5 16 69 9 2 v Australia Kanpur 19 Dec 1959
3 RG Nadkarni 51.0 11 105 6 2 v Australia Mumbai (BS) 01 Jan 1960
4 RG Nadkarni 54.4 21 91 6 3 v Australia Chennai 02 Oct 1964
5 SA Durani 28.0 11 73 6 1 v Australia Kolkata 17 Oct 1964
6 S Abid Ali 17.0×8 2 55 6 1 v Australia Adelaide 23 Dec 1967
7 EAS Prasanna 34.0×6 6 141 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
8 EAS Prasanna 33.4×8 9 104 6 3 v Australia Brisbane 19 Jan 1968
9 BS Bedi 50.0 19 98 7 2 v Australia Kolkata 12 Dec 1969
10 EAS Prasanna 31.0 14 74 6 3 v Australia Chennai 24 Dec 1969
11 BS Chandrasekhar 14.1×8 2 52 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
12 BS Chandrasekhar 20.0×8 3 52 6 4 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
13 DR Doshi 43.0 10 103 6 1 v Australia Chennai 11 Sep 1979
14 N Kapil Dev 38.0 6 106 8 1 v Australia Adelaide 13 Dec 1985
15 A Kumble 41.3 8 98 6 2 v Australia Bengaluru 25 Mar 1998
16 Harbhajan Singh 37.5 7 123 7 1 v Australia Kolkata 11 Mar 2001
17 Harbhajan Singh 30.3 8 73 6 4 v Australia Kolkata 11 Mar 2001
18 Harbhajan Singh 38.2 6 133 7 1 v Australia Chennai 18 Mar 2001
19 Harbhajan Singh 41.5 20 84 8 3 v Australia Chennai 18 Mar 2001
20 AB Agarkar 16.2 2 41 6 3 v Australia Adelaide 12 Dec 2003
21 A Kumble 51.0 8 176 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2003
22 A Kumble 46.5 7 141 8 2 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 2004
23 Harbhajan Singh 30.1 5 78 6 3 v Australia Bengaluru 06 Oct 2004
24 A Kumble 17.3 4 48 7 1 v Australia Chennai 14 Oct 2004
25 A Kumble 47.0 8 133 6 3 v Australia Chennai 14 Oct 2004
26 R Ashwin 42.0 12 103 7 1 v Australia Chennai 22 Feb 2013
27 RA Jadeja 21.4 1 63 6 2 v Australia Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
28 R Ashwin 12.4 4 41 6 4 v Australia Bengaluru 04 Mar 2017
29 Mohammed Shami 24.0 8 56 6 3 v Australia Perth 14 Dec 2018
30 JJ Bumrah 15.5 4 33 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

JJ Bumrah of India captured 6 for 33 against Australia in the ongoing test at Melbourne to provide the fifth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing six or more wickets in an innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Overs M Runs W Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 EAS Prasanna 34.0×6 6 141 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1967
2 BS Chandrasekhar 14.1×8 2 52 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
3 BS Chandrasekhar 20.0×8 3 52 6 4 v Australia Melbourne 30 Dec 1977
4 A Kumble 51.0 8 176 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2003
5 JJ Bumrah 15.5 4 33 6 2 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2018
Centurion witness a world record – Rival captains bag a pair for the first time in the annals of test cricket

Centurion witness a world record – Rival captains bag a pair for the first time in the annals of test cricket

Netizens of www.hrgcricstats.com would remember Sri C Prahlada Rao, who  has contributed an article on P Ananda Rao – the famed commentator of All India Radio, Madras, now Chennai. His interest in the game of cricket is seen to be believed. Today morning, he  sent me a message on whats app regarding the captains of South Africa and Pakistan bagging pairs in the just concluded test at Centurion and asked me to check up whether it has happened for the first time. Yes, it has indeed happened for the first time in the annals of test cricket thus constituting a world record. Sri C Prahlada Rao was a Bank official. He was the Chief Manager at Syndicate Bank, Head Office, Manipal prior to his joining Dena Bank as Assistant General Manager. He rose to the level of General Manager in Dena Bank. He quit Dena Bank and joined Reliance Group of Companies in Mumbai. He is now settled in Mumbai. He can be contacted on his mobile 9865704888

Rival captains – F de Plessis of South Africa and Sarfaz Ahmed of Pakistan collected pairs in the test between South Africa and Pakistan at Centuurion to provide the first occasion of rival captains collecting a pair in the annals of test cricket thus constituting a world record in the annals of test cricket. .

No Player FI SI Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 F du Plessis 0 0 SAF Pak Centurion 26 Dec 2018
2 Sarfraz Ahmed 0 0 Pak SAF Centurion 26 Dec 2018

The following table lists the 23 occasions of captains collecting a pair in the annals of test cricket.

No Player FI SI Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 J Darling 0 0 Aus Eng Sheffield 03 Jul 1902
2 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1912
3 VS Hazare 0 0 Ind Eng Kanpur 12 Jan 1952
4 HB Cave 0 0 NZl Win Dunedin 03 Feb 1956
5 FMM Worrell 0 0 Win Aus Melbourne 30 Dec 1960
6 R Benaud 0 0 Aus Eng Leeds 06 Jul 1961
7 Imtiaz Ahmed 0 0 Pak Eng Dhaka 19 Jan 1962
8 BS Bedi 0 0 Ind Eng Delhi 17 Dec 1976
9 IT Botham 0 0 Eng Aus Lord’s 02 Jul 1981
10 AR Border 0 0 Aus Win Perth 30 Jan 1993
11 MA Taylor 0 0 Aus Pak Karachi 28 Sep 1994
12 SP Fleming 0 0 NZl Aus Hobart 27 Nov 1997
13 CA Walsh 0 0 Win Pak Rawalpindi 29 Nov 1997
14 Rashid Latif 0 0 Pak SAF Port Elizabeth 06 Mar 1998
15 N Hussain 0 0 Eng Win The Oval 31 Aug 2000
16 JC Adams 0 0 Win Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2000
17 Waqar Younis 0 0 Pak Aus Sharjah 11 Oct 2002
18 Habibul Bashar 0 0 Ban Zim Harare 19 Feb 2004
19 MS Atapattu 0 0 Srl Pak Faisalabad 20 Oct 2004
20 DJG Sammy 0 0 Win NZl Wellington 11 Dec 2013
21 AB de Villiers 0 0 SAF Eng Centurion 22 Jan 2016
22 F du Plessis 0 0 SAF Pak Centurion 26 Dec 2018
23 Sarfraz Ahmed 0 0 Pak SAF Centurion 26 Dec 2018

The following table lists the three occasions of South African captains collecting a pair in the annals of test cricket.

1 LJ Tancred 0 0 SAF Eng The Oval 12 Aug 1912
2 AB de Villiers 0 0 SAF Eng Centurion 22 Jan 2016
3 F du Plessis 0 0 SAF Pak Centurion 26 Dec 2018

The following table lists the four occasions of captains collecting a pair in the annals of test cricket against Pakistan

No Player FI SI Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 MA Taylor 0 0 Aus Pak Karachi 28 Sep 1994
2 CA Walsh 0 0 Win Pak Rawalpindi 29 Nov 1997
3 MS Atapattu 0 0 Srl Pak Faisalabad 20 Oct 2004
4 F du Plessis 0 0 SAF Pak Centurion 26 Dec 2018

The following table lists the three occasions of captains collecting a pair in the annals of test cricket at Centurion

No Player FI SI Team Opp Ground Start Date
1 AB de Villiers 0 0 SAF Eng Centurion 22 Jan 2016
2 F du Plessis 0 0 SAF Pak Centurion 26 Dec 2018
3 Sarfraz Ahmed 0 0 Pak SAF Centurion 26 Dec 2018
Cricketers who have scored 50 plus runs and captured six or more wickets in an innings of a test

Cricketers who have scored 50 plus runs and captured six or more wickets in an innings of a test

PJ Cummins of Australia captured six wickets conceding 27 runs and scored 61 not out at the end of the fourth day of the ongoing test at Melbourne against Australia to provide the 80th occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI W Runs Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 W Bates 55 – 14 102 Eng Aus Melbourne 19 Jan 1883
2 W Barnes 58 – 6 31 Eng Aus Melbourne 01 Jan 1885
3 G Giffen – 53 7 128 Aus Eng The Oval 14 Aug 1893
4 AE Trott – 72* 8 43 Aus Eng Adelaide 11 Jan 1895
5 JH Sinclair 106 – 6 26 SAF Eng Cape Town 01 Apr 1899
6 H Trumble – 62* 6 74 Aus Eng Adelaide 17 Jan 1902
7 H Trumble 64* – 8 65 Aus Eng The Oval 11 Aug 1902
8 CB Llewellyn 90 – 6 92 SAF Aus Johannesburg 11 Oct 1902
9 MA Noble – 53* 7 100 Aus Eng Sydney 26 Feb 1904
10 FE Woolley 62 – 10 49 Eng Aus The Oval 19 Aug 1912
11 JM Gregory 100 – 7 69 Aus Eng Melbourne 31 Dec 1920
12 JM Gregory 51 – 6 77 Aus SAF Durban 05 Nov 1921
13 H Larwood 70 – 6 32 Eng Aus Brisbane 30 Nov 1928
14 KR Miller 79 – 7 60 Aus Eng Brisbane 29 Nov 1946
15 TE Bailey 72* – 6 84 Eng NZl Manchester 23 Jul 1949
16 GO Rabone 56 – 6 68 NZl SAF Cape Town 01 Jan 1954
17 KR Miller 109 – 6 107 Aus Win Kingston 11 Jun 1955
18 AK Davidson – 80 11 222 Aus Win Brisbane 09 Dec 1960
19 R Benaud 51 – 6 115 Aus Eng Brisbane 30 Nov 1962
20 KD Boyce 72 – 11 147 Win Eng The Oval 26 Jul 1973
21 AW Greig 148 – 6 164 Eng Win Bridgetown 06 Mar 1974
22 AW Greig 51 – 10 149 Eng NZl Auckland 20 Feb 1975
23 JK Lever 53 – 7 46 Eng Ind Delhi 17 Dec 1976
24 IT Botham 108 – 8 34 Eng Pak Lord’s 15 Jun 1978
25 RJ Hadlee 51 – 11 102 NZl Win Dunedin 08 Feb 1980
26 IT Botham 114 – 13 106 Eng Ind Mumbai 15 Feb 1980
27 IT Botham 50 149* 6 95 Eng Aus Leeds 16 Jul 1981
28 Imran Khan – 65 7 52 Pak Eng Birmingham 29 Jul 1982
29 Imran Khan 117 – 11 180 Pak Ind Faisalabad 03 Jan 1983
30 RJ Hadlee 84 – 6 53 NZl Eng The Oval 14 Jul 1983
31 MD Marshall 54 – 6 37 Win Ind Kolkata 10 Dec 1983
32 BL Cairns – 64 7 143 NZl Eng Wellington 20 Jan 1984
33 IT Botham – 81 8 103 Eng Win Lord’s 28 Jun 1984
34 MD Marshall 63 – 7 80 Win NZl Bridgetown 26 Apr 1985
35 RJ Hadlee 54 – 15 123 NZl Aus Brisbane 08 Nov 1985
36 RJ Hadlee 68 – 6 80 NZl Eng Nottingham 07 Aug 1986
37 Wasim Akram – 66 6 91 Pak Win Faisalabad 24 Oct 1986
38 JE Emburey 69 – 7 78 Eng Aus Sydney 10 Jan 1987
39 RMH Binny 52* – 6 56 Ind Pak Kolkata 11 Feb 1987
40 Abdul Qadir 61 – 10 186 Pak Eng Karachi 16 Dec 1987
41 AIC Dodemaide 50 – 6 58 Aus NZl Melbourne 26 Dec 1987
42 MD Marshall 72 – 6 69 Win Eng Nottingham 02 Jun 1988
43 JG Bracewell 52 – 6 51 NZl Ind Mumbai 24 Nov 1988
44 AR Border 75 – 7 46 Aus Win Sydney 26 Jan 1989
45 M Prabhakar – 54* 6 132 Ind Pak Faisalabad 23 Nov 1989
46 CC Lewis – 65 6 111 Eng Win Birmingham 25 Jul 1991
47 DN Patel – 58* 6 50 NZl Zim Harare 07 Nov 1992
48 J Nash 56 – 11 169 NZl Eng Lord’s 16 Jun 1994
49 D Gough 51 – 6 49 Eng Aus Sydney 01 Jan 1995
50 PS de Villiers 66* – 6 81 SAF Pak Johannesburg 19 Jan 1995
51 WPUJC Vaas 51 – 6 87 Srl NZl Dunedin 18 Mar 1995
52 MG Bevan 85* – 6 82 Aus Win Adelaide 25 Jan 1997
53 SK Warne – 53 6 48 Aus Eng Manchester 03 Jul 1997
54 SM Pollock 70* – 6 50 SAF Pak Durban 26 Feb 1998
55 CL Cairns 72 – 7 27 NZl Win Hamilton 16 Dec 1999
56 SK Warne 63 – 6 161 Aus SAF Cape Town 08 Mar 2002
57 SM Pollock 62 – 6 39 SAF Eng Nottingham 14 Aug 2003
58 SM Katich 52 – 6 65 Aus Zim Sydney 17 Oct 2003
59 DJ Bravo 77 – 6 55 Win Eng Manchester 12 Aug 2004
60 DJ Bravo – 64 6 84 Win Aus Adelaide 25 Nov 2005
61 DL Vettori – 51 7 130 NZl Srl Wellington 15 Dec 2006
62 Shakib Al Hasan – 71 7 36 Ban NZl Chittagong 17 Oct 2008
63 DW Steyn 76 – 10 154 SAF Aus Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
64 SCJ Broad – 61 6 91 Eng Aus Leeds 07 Aug 2009
65 MG Johnson 62 – 6 38 Aus Eng Perth 16 Dec 2010
66 SCJ Broad 64 – 6 46 Eng Ind Nottingham 29 Jul 2011
67 Shakib Al Hasan 144 – 6 82 Ban Pak Dhaka 17 Dec 2011
68 MA Starc – 68* 6 154 Aus SAF Perth 30 Nov 2012
69 Sohag Gazi 101* – 6 77 Ban NZl Chittagong 09 Oct 2013
70 B Kumar – 52 6 82 Ind Eng Lord’s 17 Jul 2014
71 Shakib Al Hasan 137 – 10 124 Ban Zim Khulna 03 Nov 2014
72 MD Craig 65 – 7 94 NZl Pak Sharjah 26 Nov 2014
73 R Ashwin 113 – 7 83 Ind Win North Sound 21 Jul 2016
74 MDK Perera – 64 6 70 Srl Aus Galle 04 Aug 2016
75 RA Jadeja 51 – 7 48 Ind Eng Chennai 16 Dec 2016
76 MM Ali 87 – 6 53 Eng SAF Lord’s 06 Jul 2017
77 BA Stokes 60 – 6 22 Eng Win Lord’s 07 Sep 2017
78 TG Southee 50 – 6 62 NZl Eng Christchurch 30 Mar 2018
79 Shakib Al Hasan – 54 6 33 Ban Win Kingston 12 Jul 2018
00 PJ Cummins – 61* 6 27 Aus Ind Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

PJ Cummins of Australia captured six wickets conceding 27 runs and scored 61 not out at the end of the fourth day of the ongoing test at Melbourne against Australia to provide the 20th occasion of an Australian cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player FI SI W Runs Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 G Giffen – 53 7 128 Aus Eng The Oval 14 Aug 1893
2 AE Trott – 72* 8 43 Aus Eng Adelaide 11 Jan 1895
3 H Trumble – 62* 6 74 Aus Eng Adelaide 17 Jan 1902
4 H Trumble 64* – 8 65 Aus Eng The Oval 11 Aug 1902
5 MA Noble – 53* 7 100 Aus Eng Sydney 26 Feb 1904
6 JM Gregory 100 – 7 69 Aus Eng Melbourne 31 Dec 1920
7 JM Gregory 51 – 6 77 Aus SAF Durban 05 Nov 1921
8 KR Miller 79 – 7 60 Aus Eng Brisbane 29 Nov 1946
9 KR Miller 109 – 6 107 Aus Win Kingston 11 Jun 1955
10 AK Davidson – 80 11 222 Aus Win Brisbane 09 Dec 1960
11 R Benaud 51 – 6 115 Aus Eng Brisbane 30 Nov 1962
12 AIC Dodemaide 50 – 6 58 Aus NZl Melbourne 26 Dec 1987
13 AR Border 75 – 7 46 Aus Win Sydney 26 Jan 1989
14 MG Bevan 85* – 6 82 Aus Win Adelaide 25 Jan 1997
15 SK Warne – 53 6 48 Aus Eng Manchester 03 Jul 1997
16 SK Warne 63 – 6 161 Aus SAF Cape Town 08 Mar 2002
17 SM Katich 52 – 6 65 Aus Zim Sydney 17 Oct 2003
18 MG Johnson 62 – 6 38 Aus Eng Perth 16 Dec 2010
19 MA Starc – 68* 6 154 Aus SAF Perth 30 Nov 2012
20 PJ Cummins – 61* 6 27 Aus Ind Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

PJ Cummins of Australia captured six wickets conceding 27 runs and scored 61 not out at the end of the fourth day of the ongoing test at Melbourne against Australia to provide the seventh occasion of a cricketer scoring 50 plus runs and capturing six or more wickets in a test against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.  PJ Cummins becomes the first Australian cricketer to capture six wickets in an innings and score 50 plus runs in a test against India.

No Player FI SI W Runs Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 JK Lever 53 – 7 46 Eng Ind Delhi 17 Dec 1976
2 IT Botham 114 – 13 106 Eng Ind Mumbai 15 Feb 1980
3 Imran Khan 117 – 11 180 Pak Ind Faisalabad 03 Jan 1983
4 MD Marshall 54 – 6 37 Win Ind Kolkata 10 Dec 1983
5 JG Bracewell 52 – 6 51 NZl Ind Mumbai 24 Nov 1988
6 SCJ Broad 64 – 6 46 Eng Ind Nottingham 29 Jul 2011
7 PJ Cummins – 61* 6 27 Aus Ind Melbourne 26 Dec 2018

Note – Bowlers who have captured ten or  more wickets  in the  above list have captured five wickets in each innings of the test.