RG Sharma of India joined the select band of captain opening batsmen who have played ten or more Twenty20 Internationals. The first T20I game between India and West Indies at Kolkata on 04.11.98 was his tenth game. The following table lists all the ten batsmen with their performances. RG Sharma is the first Indian captain opening batsman to appear in ten or more T20Is.

No	Player	Team	Span	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	WTS Porterfield	Ire	2008-2016	46	44	4	794	72	19.85	0	2	4	97	16
2	GC Smith	RSA	2005-2010	26	26	2	767	89*	31.95	0	4	0	98	20
3	KS Williamson	NZl	2014-2018	21	21	3	706	73*	39.22	0	5	1	82	10
4	AJ Finch	Aus	2014-2018	19	19	2	717	172	42.17	1	4	1	66	36
5	CH Gayle	Win	2007-2010	17	17	1	490	98	30.62	0	5	1	48	24
6	Mohd Hafeez	Pak	2012-2013	12	12	0	269	45	22.41	0	0	1	28	04
7	KJ Coetzer	Sco	2017-2018	10	10	0	285	54	28.50	0	1	0	34	07
8	RG Sharma	Ind	2017-2018	10	10	0	352	118	35.20	1	2	1	34	20

RG Sharma is one of the four batsmen who have scored 20 plus boundary sixes in T20Is. Others are – AJ Finch {35}, CH Gayle {24}, GC Smith {20}. The following table lists all these four batsmen

No	Player	Team	Span	M	I	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	AJ Finch	Aus	2014-2018	19	19	2	717	172	42.17	1	4	1	66	36
2	CH Gayle	Win	2007-2010	17	17	1	490	98	30.62	0	5	1	48	24
3	GC Smith	RSA	2005-2010	26	26	2	767	89*	31.95	0	4	0	98	20
4	RG Sharma	Ind	2017-2018	10	10	0	352	118	35.20	1	2	1	34	20

 

Priyanshu  Moliya

What was your top score at the age of 14? Fifty? Seventy-five? Not many would have made it past 100.

An Indian teenager has set a remarkable personal best in a two-day game in Baroda on Tuesday.

Priyanshu Moliya, batting for Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy, finished unbeaten on 556 in a Shri DK Gaekwad Under-14 tournament match against Yogi Cricket Academy.

The youngster, who is mentored by former India international Mohinder Amarnath, struck 98 fours and one six as he accumulated his runs from 319 balls in his side’s whopping 826 for four.

Moliya had already taken four wickets with the ball, as Yogi Academy were bowled out for just 52 on day one, before taking control of the game with the bat at Vadodara Cricket Academy.

He made 494 more runs than any other individual in his team, surpassing his previous best of 254, made in the same tournament last year.

“I was just playing my normal game as the bowling attack was good,” Moliya told Mid-Day.

“It was a satisfying innings, but yes, I was beaten on four to five occasions.

“After my first hundred on Monday, I told myself that I need to score 200. I set goals of 100 runs each and was determined to continue playing the same way.”

“When I saw him for the first time, I knew I was seeing something special. He is a fine talent and he will get better with exposure. I like his passion as well,” his mentor, Amarnath, said.

Moliya claimed two second-innings wickets as Yogi were dismissed for 84 to lose by an innings and 689 runs.

 

Puducherry meanwhile had signed up several players under their domestic quota being allowed special leeway by the CoA to do so past the normal deadline since their association had come into being later but with other teams protesting the rule was reversed and they had to let go of several of those players and field a more homegrown squad. They retain the three professionals they had signed up.

Full list of domestic transfers
Karn Sharma	Andhra	from Vidarbha
Harpreet Singh Bhatia	Chhattisgarh	from MP
Krishna Das	Goa	from Assam
Amit Verma	Goa	from Assam
Urvil Patel	Gujarat	from Baroda
Irfan Pathan	J&K	from Baroda
Chandrakant Sakure	Railways	from MP
Madhur Khatri	Railways	from Rajasthan
Rajat Paliwal	Services	from Haryana
Arjun Sharma	Services	from HP
Abhishek Tiwari	Services	from UP
Harmeet Singh	Tripura	from J&K
Bravish Shetty	Tripura	from Mumbai

Professionals and transfers for new teams
Puducherry
Transfer	Fabid Ahmed	from Kerala
Professionals	Abhishek Nayar	from Mumbai
	Pankaj Singh	from Rajasthan
	Paras Dogra	from HP
Bihar
Transfers	Ashish Sinha	from Jharkhand
	Keshav Kumar	from Jharkhand
	Samar Quadri	from Jharkhand
Professionals	Ashutosh Aman	from Services
	Pragyan Ojha	from Hyderabad
Nagaland
Transfers	Rongsen Jonathan	from Railways
	Nitesh Lochab	from Delhi
	Hokaito Zhimomi	from Assam
Professionals	Abrar Kazi	from Karnataka
	KB Pawan	from Karnataka
	Pawan Suyal	from Delhi
Arunachal Pradesh
Professional	Kshitiz Sharma	from Delhi
Uttarakhand
Transfers	Saurabh Rawat	from Odisha
Professionals	Rajat Bhatia	from Rajasthan
	Malolan Rangarajan	from TN
	Vineet Saxena	from Rajasthan
Manipur
Professionals	Yashpal Singh	from Tripura
	Jatin Gahlot	from Haryana
	Lakhan Arjun Rawat	from UP
Meghalaya
Transfers	Mark Ingty	from Assam
	Raj Biswa	from Tripura
	Jason Lamare	from Assam
Professionals	Puneet Bisht	from J&K
	Gurinder Singh	from Tripura
	Yogesh Nagar	from Delhi
Mizoram
Professionals	Taruwar Kohli	from Punjab
	Akhil Lalchand Rajput	from Mumbai
	Sinan Abdul Khader	from Karnataka
Sikkim
Professionals	Bipul Sharma	from Him Pradesh
	Milind Kumar	from Delhi
	Ishwar Chaudhary	from Gujarat

 Article courtesy – espncricinfo.com

 

India won the Thiruvananthapuram one day game by nine wickets against West Indies on 01.11.18 to provide the 27^th occasion of India winning a one day game by nine or more wickets margin. It also provides the 21st occasion of India winning a one day game by exact nine wickets. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	10 wickets	181	2nd	v East Africa	Leeds	11 Jun 1975
2	India	won	10 wickets	169	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	15 Jun 2016
3	India	won	10 wickets	120	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	13 Nov 1998
4	India	won	10 wickets	101	2nd	v West Indies	Port of Spain	27 Apr 1997
5	India	won	10 wickets	170	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	08 Apr 1984
6	India	won	10 wickets	231	2nd	v Kenya	Bloemfontein	12 Oct 2001
1	India	won	09 wickets	177	2nd	v South Africa	Centurion	04 Feb 2018
2	India	won	09 wickets	039	2nd	v Australia	Jaipur	16 Oct 2013
3	India	won	09 wickets	063	2nd	v Pakistan	Dubai (DSC)	23 Sep 2018
4	India	won	09 wickets	115	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	01 Aug 2013
5	India	won	09 wickets	127	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	20 Aug 2017
6	India	won	09 wickets	090	2nd	v Kenya	Kolkata	31 May 1998
7	India	won	09 wickets	025	2nd	v Ireland	Belfast	23 Jun 2007
8	India	won	09 wickets	046	2nd	v England	The Oval	24 May 1986
9	India	won	09 wickets	114	2nd	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	27 Oct 1988
10	India	won	09 wickets	133	2nd	v Bangladesh	Sharjah	05 Apr 1995
11	India	won	09 wickets	107	2nd	v New Zealand	Nagpur	31 Oct 1987
12	India	won	09 wickets	117	2nd	v England	Birmingham	02 Sep 2014
13	India	won	09 wickets	045	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	11 Jun 2016
14	India	won	09 wickets	059	2nd	v Bangladesh	Birmingham	15 Jun 2017
15	India	won	09 wickets	150	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Kanpur	11 Dec 2000
16	India	won	09 wickets	187	2nd	v U.A.E.	Perth	28 Feb 2015
17	India	won	09 wickets	079	2nd	v Bangladesh	Chandigarh	25 Dec 1990
18	India	won	09 wickets	168	2nd	v Bangladesh	Colombo (SSC)	24 Jul 1997
19	India	won	09 wickets	063	2nd	v New Zealand	Vadodara	04 Dec 2010
20	India	won	09 wickets	142	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	24 Jun 2001
21	India	won	09 wickets	211	2nd	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

India won the Thiruvananthapuram one day game by nine wickets against West Indies on 01.11.18 to provide the second occasion of India winning a one day game by nine or more wickets margin against West Indies. Both such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	10 wickets	101	2nd	v West Indies	Port of Spain	27 Apr 1997
2	India	won	09 wickets	211	2nd	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

India won the Thiruvananthapuram one day game by nine wickets with 211 deliveries to spare against West Indies on 01.11.18 to provide the second occasion of India winning a one day game by nine or more wickets margin with 200 plus deliveries  to  spare. The first such occasion was against Kenya at Bloemfontein  on 12.10.18  when India had won the game by ten wickets with 231 deliveries to spare  The following table  lists India’s nine victories in one day internationals  with 150 plus deliveries to spare

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	10 wickets	231	2nd	v Kenya	Bloemfontein	12 Oct 2001
2	India	won	09 wickets	211	2nd	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018
3	India	won	09 wickets	187	2nd	v U.A.E.	Perth	28 Feb 2015
4	India	won	10 wickets	181	2nd	v East Africa	Leeds	11 Jun 1975
5	India	won	09 wickets	177	2nd	v South Africa	Centurion	04 Feb 2018
6	India	won	10 wickets	170	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	08 Apr 1984
7	India	won	10 wickets	169	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	15 Jun 2016
8	India	won	09 wickets	168	2nd	v Bangladesh	Colombo (SSC)	24 Jul 1997
9	India	won	09 wickets	150	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Kanpur	11 Dec 2000

 

Ranji Trophy 2018-19 season will be listed as the “Historic Season” in the annals of Umpiring in India.

Vrinda Rathi (Mumbai CA) and Janani Narayanan ( Tamil Nadu CA) will be making their umpiring debut in Ranji Trophy matches scheduled to be played at Puducherry and Raipur to earn the distinction of becoming the first BCCI Qualified Lady Umpires to officiate National Level matches of BCCI. Along with them, a couple of their male batch mates will also be debuting in various venues that will host Ranji Trophy matches in the country. 

Here’s Ganesh Iyer,  one of the veteran umpire on the Maidan circuit of Mumbai wishing them  “All the very best for a long and illustrious career ahead”.  These two women umpires will be making their debut in the second round and third round matches of the Ranji Trophy 2018-19 season. Puducherry will host the Plate Group match between Puducherry and Meghalaya, from Nov 12-15, 2018, while Raipur will host the Elite Group match between Chattisgarh and Railways, from Nov 20-23, 2018

Ganesh Iyer says that he would like to pass on his experience to these two debutant women umpires. “There’s was a ton of nerves for every match I’ve been in; it doesn’t matter if it was my debut.” So just enjoy the game, soak in the experience and things will go on well by itself.

Foot Note: 

However, the credit of a woman umpire to officiate a men’s match goes to Ms. Padma of  Accountant General Office, Bangalore who passed the Umpiring Examination conducted by Mysore State Cricket Association {now Karnataka State Cricket Assocication} in the 1970s and officiated a few first division league matches conducted  by the Association

Article courtesy – Ganesh Iyer’s posting on FaceBook

 

 

 

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the eighth occasion of his capturing four or more wickets in an innings in one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	32	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	21 Dec 2009
2	RA Jadeja	8.0	0	33	4	2	v England	Kolkata	25 Oct 2011
3	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	1	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
4	RA Jadeja	7.5	1	23	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
5	RA Jadeja	10.0	1	30	4	1	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	05 Mar 2014
6	RA Jadeja	7.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Cardiff	27 Aug 2014
7	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	29	4	1	v Bangladesh	Dubai (DSC)	21 Sep 2018
8	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

RA Jadeja became the fifth bowler in the history of one day internationals to capture four or more wickets on eight occasions. Others are ST Jayasuriya {12}, DL Vettori {09}, Abdur Razak {05}, Shakib Al Hasan {09}. The performance of these five bowlers are listed below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	4	5	4+
1	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1993-2007	12	12	100.2	3	396	53	8	4	12
2	DL Vettori	NZl	1998-2015	09	09	81.0	16	209	38	7	2	09
3	Abdur Razzak	Ban	2006-2013	09	09	88.2	9	304	40	5	4	09
4	Shakib Al Hasan	Ban	2010-2018	09	09	80.5	2	361	37	8	1	09
5	RA Jadeja	Ind	2009-2018	08	08	72.4	5	245	33	7	1	08

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the seventh occasion of his capturing exact four wickets in an innings in one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	32	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	21 Dec 2009
2	RA Jadeja	8.0	0	33	4	2	v England	Kolkata	25 Oct 2011
3	RA Jadeja	7.5	1	23	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
4	RA Jadeja	10.0	1	30	4	1	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	05 Mar 2014
5	RA Jadeja	7.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Cardiff	27 Aug 2014
6	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	29	4	1	v Bangladesh	Dubai (DSC)	21 Sep 2018
7	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

RA Jadeja became the fourth bowler in the history of one-day internationals to capture exact four wickets on seven occasions. Others are ST Jayasuriya {08}, Shakib Al Hasan {08} and DL Vettori {07},. The performance of these four bowlers are listed below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	4
1	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1993-2007	12	12	100.2	3	396	53	8
2	Shakib Al Hasan	Ban	2010-2018	09	09	80.5	2	361	37	8
3	DL Vettori	NZl	1998-2015	09	09	81.0	16	209	38	7
4	RA Jadeja	Ind	2009-2018	08	08	72.4	5	245	33	7

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies  at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the 26^th  occasion of an Indian left arm spinner  capturing four or more wickets in an innings against various teams in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DR Doshi	10.0	0	30	4	2	v New Zealand	Brisbane	21 Dec 1980
2	DR Doshi	10.0	0	44	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Amritsar	12 Sep 1982
3	RJ Shastri	10.0	1	40	4	1	v England	Nagpur	23 Jan 1985
4	Maninder Singh	9.0	2	22	4	2	v Pakistan	Sharjah	05 Dec 1986
5	RJ Shastri	10.0	0	38	4	2	v Pakistan	Kolkata	18 Feb 1987
6	RJ Shastri	6.5	1	15	5	2	v Australia	Perth	08 Dec 1991
7	SLV Raju	10.0	0	58	4	2	v West Indies	Kolkata	05 Nov 1994
8	SLV Raju	9.0	0	46	4	2	v West Indies	Jaipur	11 Nov 1994
9	SB Joshi	10.0	6	6	5	1	v South Africa	Nairobi (Gym)	26 Sep 1999
10	SB Joshi	10.0	1	38	4	1	v South Africa	Jamshedpur	12 Mar 2000
11	Yuvraj Singh	4.3	2	6	4	2	v Namibia	Pietermaritzburg	23 Feb 2003
12	M Kartik	10.0	3	27	6	1	v Australia	Mumbai	17 Oct 2007
13	Yuvraj Singh	10.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Indore	17 Nov 2008
14	PP Ojha	10.0	0	38	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	03 Feb 2009
15	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	32	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Cuttack	21 Dec 2009
16	Yuvraj Singh	10.0	0	31	5	1	v Ireland	Bengaluru	06 Mar 2011
17	RA Jadeja	8.0	0	33	4	2	v England	Kolkata	25 Oct 2011
18	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	1	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
19	RA Jadeja	7.5	1	23	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Port of Spain	11 Jul 2013
20	RA Jadeja	10.0	1	30	4	1	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	05 Mar 2014
21	RA Jadeja	7.0	0	28	4	2	v England	Cardiff	27 Aug 2014
22	Kuldeep Yadav	9.0	1	23	4	2	v South Africa	Cape Town	07 Feb 2018
23	Kuldeep Yadav	10.0	0	57	4	2	v South Africa	Port Elizabeth	13 Feb 2018
24	Kuldeep Yadav	10.0	0	25	6	1	v England	Nottingham	12 Jul 2018
25	RA Jadeja	10.0	0	29	4	1	v Bangladesh	Dubai (DSC)	21 Sep 2018
26	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

RA Jadeja of India captured four for 34 against West Indies  at Trivandrum on 01 Nov 18 to provide the fourth  occasion of an Indian left arm spinner  capturing four or more wickets in an innings against West Indies in one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below. Interestingly these four occasions are shared equally by SLV Raju and RA Jadeja.

No	Player	Overs	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	SLV Raju	10.0	0	58	4	2	v West Indies	Kolkata	05 Nov 1994
2	SLV Raju	9.0	0	46	4	2	v West Indies	Jaipur	11 Nov 1994
3	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	1	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
4	RA Jadeja	9.5	1	34	4	1	v West Indies	Trivandrum	01 Nov 2018

V Kohli’s seven centuries in one-day games against West Indies provides the sixth occasion of a batsman scoring seven or more centuries against a specific opposition in the history of one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Hc	0	Opp
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1991-2012	71	70	1	3077	175	44.59	9	15	2	Aus
2	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2017	46	45	8	2186	139*	59.08	8	11	2	Srl
3	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2012	84	80	9	3113	138	43.84	8	17	3	Srl
4	ST Jayasuriya	Ind	1990-2009	89	85	5	2899	189	36.23	7	14	7	Ind
5	V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1	Win
6	Saeed Anwar	Pak	1989-2002	52	52	3	2198	126	44.85	7	13	3	Srl

V Kohli’s seven centuries in one-day games against West Indies provides the second occasion his scoring seven or more centuries against a specific opposition. He has scored eight centuries against Sri Lanka in one-day internationals.

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Hc	0	Opp
1	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2017	46	45	8	2186	139*	59.08	8	11	2	Srl
2	V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1	Win

V Kohli became the second batsman in the history of one-day internationals to score seven or more centuries against two specific oppositions. SR Tendulkar is the other batsman to achieve such a feat. He has scored nine centuries against Australia and eight centuries against Sri Lanka. The performance of these two batsmen is tabulated below

No	Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Hc	0	Opp
1	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1991-2012	71	70	1	3077	175	44.59	9	15	2	Aus
2	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1990-2012	84	80	9	3113	138	43.84	8	17	3	Srl
1	V Kohli	Ind	2008-2017	46	45	8	2186	139*	59.08	8	11	2	Srl
2	V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1	Win

V Kohli of India became the second batsman to aggregate 1800 runs against West Indies in one-day internationals. His aggregate read 1807 at the end of fourth one day game at Mumbai-BS on 30.10.18. Javed Miandad of Pakistan is the other batsman to total 1800 plus runs against West Indies. He has an aggregate of 1930 runs. The following table lists the batsmen who have an aggregate of 1500 plus runs in one-day internationals against West Indies.

Player	Team	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
Javed Miandad	Pak	1975-1993	64	64	7	1930	100*	33.85	1	12	4
V Kohli	Ind	2009-2018	31	31	5	1807	157*	69.50	7	09	1
ME Waugh	Aus	1988-2001	47	45	2	1708	173	39.72	3	11	2
JH Kallis	RSA	1998-2011	40	40	7	1666	139	50.48	4	12	0
Rameez Raja	Pak	1985-1995	53	53	3	1624	104*	32.48	2	08	3
SR Tendulkar	Ind	1991-2011	39	39	9	1573	141*	52.43	4	11	5
AR Border	Aus	1979-1993	61	60	6	1546	127*	28.62	1	09	3

V Kohli also owns the record  of scoring most centuries in one day internationals against West Indies. He has scored seven centuries against West Indies. Others to score five or more centuries in one day internationals against West Indies are HM Amla and AB de Villiers – both of South Africa. The following table lists the centuries scored by these three batsmen against West Indies

V KOHLI OF INDIA
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	117	4	2	Ind	Win	Visakhapatnam	02 Dec 2011
2	102	3	1	Ind	Win	Port of Spain	05 Jul 2013
3	127	3	1	Ind	Win	Dharamsala	17 Oct 2014
4	111*	3	2	Ind	Win	Kingston	06 Jul 2017
5	140	3	2	Ind	Win	Guwahati	21 Oct 2018
6	157*	3	1	Ind	Win	Visakhapatnam	24 Oct 2018
7	107	3	2	Ind	Win	Pune	27 Oct 2018
HM AMLA OF SOUTH AFRICA
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	102	1	1	RSA	Win	North Sound	22 May 2010
2	129	2	2	RSA	Win	Roseau	30 May 2010
3	153*	1	1	RSA	Win	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
4	133	2	1	RSA	Win	Centurion	28 Jan 2015
5	110	1	1	RSA	Win	Basseterre	15 Jun 2016
AB de VILLIERS OF SOUTH AFRICA
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	146	1	1	RSA	Win	St George’s	10 Apr 2007
2	102	4	1	RSA	Win	North Sound	22 May 2010
3	107*	4	2	RSA	Win	Delhi	24 Feb 2011
4	149	3	1	RSA	Win	Johannesburg	18 Jan 2015
5	162*	5	1	RSA	Win	Sydney	27 Feb 2015

RG Sharma of India scored 152 not out at Guwahati on 21 Oct 18 and 162 against West Indies at Mum-BS on 29 Oct 18. He became the second batsman in the history of one-day internationals to score 150 plus runs on two occasions in a bilateral series. H Masakadza of Zimbabwe is the other batsman to perform such a feat. He had scored 156 at Harare on 12 Oct 2009 and 178 not out at Harare on 18 Oct 2009 against Kenya. It is interesting to note that these two batsmen have performed the feat in the month of October. It is interesting to note that these two batsmen have performed this feat while opening the innings for their respective teams.

H MASAKADZA OF ZIMBABWE
No	Runs	Pos	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	156	1	1	v Kenya	Harare	12 Oct 2009
2	178*	2	1	v Kenya	Harare	18 Oct 2009
RG SHARMA OF INDIA
1	152*	1	2	v West Indies	Guwahati	21 Oct 2018
2	162	1	1	v West Indies	Mum-BS	29 Oct 2018