V Kohli became the first captain in the annals of test cricket to score 200 plus runs in a test on ten occasions in the annals of test cricket when he totaled 200 runs in the just concluded test against England at Nottingham. He scored 97 and 103 in this test. BC Lara and RT Ponting are the other two captains who have scored 200 plus runs in a test on seven occasions. The performance of these three captains is tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Tot	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	V Kohli	115	141	256	Ind	Aus	Adelaide	09 Dec 2014
2	V Kohli	200	–	200	Ind	Win	North Sound	21 Jul 2016
3	V Kohli	211	17	228	Ind	NZl	Indore	08 Oct 2016
4	V Kohli	167	81	248	Ind	Eng	Visakhapatnam	17 Nov 2016
5	V Kohli	235	–	235	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	08 Dec 2016
6	V Kohli	204	38	242	Ind	Ban	Hyd-RGS	09 Feb 2017
7	V Kohli	213	–	213	Ind	Srl	Nagpur	24 Nov 2017
8	V Kohli	243	50	293	Ind	Srl	Delhi	02 Dec 2017
9	V Kohli	149	51	200	Ind	Eng	Birmingham	01 Aug 2018
10	V Kohli	97	103	200	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018
1	BC Lara	213	DNB	213	Win	Aus	Kingston	13 Mar 1999
2	BC Lara	91	122	213	Win	Aus	Port of Spain	19 Apr 2003
3	BC Lara	209	–	209	Win	Srl	Gros Islet	20 Jun 2003
4	BC Lara	202	5	207	Win	SAF	Johannesburg	12 Dec 2003
5	BC Lara	115	86	201	Win	SAF	Cape Town	02 Jan 2004
6	BC Lara	400*	–	400	Win	Eng	St John’s	10 Apr 2004
7	BC Lara	216	–	216	Win	Pak	Multan	19 Nov 2006
1	RT Ponting	207	4*	211	Aus	Pak	Sydney	02 Jan 2005
2	RT Ponting	149	104*	253	Aus	Win	Brisbane	03 Nov 2005
3	RT Ponting	120	143*	263	Aus	SAF	Sydney	02 Jan 2006
4	RT Ponting	103	116	219	Aus	SAF	Durban	24 Mar 2006
5	RT Ponting	196	60*	256	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	23 Nov 2006
6	RT Ponting	101	99	200	Aus	SAF	Melbourne	26 Dec 2008
7	RT Ponting	209	89	298	Aus	Pak	Hobart	14 Jan 2010

 

JC Buttler of England scored 106 against  India in the just concluded test at Nottingham. His effort was in losing cause to provide the 79th occasion of a batsman’s fourth innings test century in a losing cause in the annals of test cricket. It also provides the 20^th occasion of an England batsman’s fourth innings test century going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	JB Hobbs	123	4	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	14 Jan 1921
2	H Sutcliffe	115	4	Eng	Aus	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
3	FE Woolley	123	4	Eng	Aus	Sydney	19 Dec 1924
4	H Sutcliffe	127	4	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1925
5	EH Hendren	123	4	Eng	Win	Georgetown	21 Feb 1930
6	M Leyland	111*	4	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	01 Jan 1937
7	C Washbrook	114	4	Eng	Win	Lord’s	24 Jun 1950
8	W Watson	116	4	Eng	Win	Kingston	15 Jan 1954
9	FC Hayes	106*	4	Eng	Win	The Oval	26 Jul 1973
10	APE Knott	106*	4	Eng	Aus	Adelaide	25 Jan 1975
11	DW Randall	174	4	Eng	Aus	Melbourne	12 Mar 1977
12	GA Gooch	116	4	Eng	Win	Bridgetown	13 Mar 1981
12	AJ Lamb	113	4	Eng	Win	Lord’s	16 Jun 1988
14	GA Gooch	133	4	Eng	Aus	Manchester	03 Jun 1993
15	ME Trescothick	117	4	Eng	Pak	Manchester	31 May 2001
16	AN Cook	116	4	Eng	Aus	Perth	14 Dec 2006
17	IJL Trott	112	4	Eng	Srl	Galle	26 Mar 2012
18	BA Stokes	120	4	Eng	Aus	Perth	13 Dec 2013
19	MM Ali	108*	4	Eng	Srl	Leeds	20 Jun 2014
20	JC Buttler	106	4	Eng	Ind	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

JC Buttler’s 106 provides the third occasion of a batsman’s fourth innings test century in a losing cause against India. All the three occasions are listed below. JC Buttler became the first batsman in the annals of test cricket to witness a batsman’s fourth innings test century in a losing cause against India

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	Mushfiqur Rahim	101	4	Ban	Ind	Chittagong	17 Jan 2010
2	AD Mathews	110	4	Srl	Ind	Col-SSC	28 Aug 2015
3	JC Buttler	106	4	Eng	Ind	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

 

India won  the just  concluded test against England at Nottingham by 203 runs to provide the 18^th occasion of India winning a test by 200 plus runs  margin. All such occasions are tabulated below in the descending order of runs  margin

No	Team	Result	Margin	Toss	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	337 runs	won	1st	v South Africa	Delhi	03 Dec 2015
2	India	won	321 runs	won	1st	v New Zealand	Indore	08 Oct 2016
3	India	won	320 runs	won	1st	v Australia	Mohali	17 Oct 2008
4	India	won	304 runs	won	1st	v Sri Lanka	Galle	26 Jul 2017
5	India	won	280 runs	won	1st	v South Africa	Kanpur	08 Dec 1996
6	India	won	279 runs	won	1st	v England	Leeds	19 Jun 1986
7	India	won	278 runs	won	1st	v Sri Lanka	Col-PSS	20 Aug 2015
8	India	won	272 runs	lost	1st	v New Zealand	Auckland	07 Mar 1968
9	India	won	259 runs	won	1st	v Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	18 Dec 2005
10	India	won	255 runs	won	1st	v West Indies	Chennai	11 Jan 1988
11	India	won	246 runs	won	1st	v England	Vizag	17 Nov 2016
12	India	won	237 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Gros Islet	09 Aug 2016
13	India	won	235 runs	won	1st	v Sri Lanka	Col-SSC	27 Jul 1993
14	India	won	222 runs	won	1st	v Australia	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
15	India	won	216 runs	won	1st	v New Zealand	Chennai	26 Nov 1976
16	India	won	212 runs	won	1st	v Pakistan	Delhi	04 Feb 1999
17	India	won	208 runs	won	1st	v Bangladesh	Hyd-RGS	09 Feb 2017
18	India	won	203 runs	lost	1st	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

India’s win by 203 runs provide its third win by 200 plus runs when it was inserted by the opposition after having lost the toss. All such occasions are listed below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Toss	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	272 runs	lost	1st	v New Zealand	Auckland	07 Mar 1968
2	India	won	237 runs	lost	1st	v West Indies	Gros Islet	09 Aug 2016
3	India	won	203 runs	lost	1st	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

India’s win by 203 runs provide its third win by 200 plus runs margin against  England. All the three occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Toss	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	279 runs	won	1st	v England	Leeds	19 Jun 1986
2	India	won	246 runs	won	1st	v England	Vizag	17 Nov 2016
3	India	won	203 runs	lost	1st	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

 

 JE Root of England was dismissed for a score of 13 – a number considered as an inauspicious number in cricketing circles in all the countries except Australia – in the fourth innings of the just concluded test against India to provide the 44^th occasion of England captain scoring 13 runs in an innings. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the 144^th occasion of a captain scoring 13 runs  in an innings in the annals of test cricket

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Hon.IFW Bligh	13	1	v Australia	Sydney	26 Jan 1883
2	AE Stoddart	13	3	v Australia	Lord’s	17 Jul 1893
3	AC MacLaren	13	2	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1902
4	FL Fane	13	2	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1908
5	JWHT Douglas	13	3	v Australia	Nottingham	28 May 1921
6	AER Gilligan	13	1	v South Africa	Birmingham	14 Jun 1924
7	AW Carr	13	2	v Australia	Leeds	10 Jul 1926
8	GTS Stevens	13	1	v South Africa	Durban	04 Feb 1928
9	GOB Allen	13	2	v India	Lord’s	27 Jun 1936
10	GOB Allen	13	1	v India	The Oval	15 Aug 1936
11	GOB Allen	13	3	v West Indies	Kingston	27 Mar 1948
12	FG Mann	13	4	v South Africa	Durban	16 Dec 1948
13	ND Howard	13	1	v India	Delhi	02 Nov 1951
14	Rev.DS Sheppard	13	1	v Pakistan	Manchester	22 Jul 1954
15	L Hutton	13	3	v Australia	Brisbane	26 Nov 1954
16	MC Cowdrey	13	1	v Australia	Birmingham	08 Jun 1961
17	MJK Smith	13	4	v South Africa	Lord’s	22 Jul 1965
18	R Illingworth	13	3	v West Indies	Lord’s	23 Aug 1973
19	MH Denness	13	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	30 Mar 1974
20	JM Brearley	13	4	v Australia	Brisbane	01 Dec 1978
21	IT Botham	13	1	v West Indies	Kingston	10 Apr 1981
22	JM Brearley	13	3	v Australia	Birmingham	30 Jul 1981
23	DI Gower	13	1	v India	Mumbai	28 Nov 1984
24	MW Gatting	13	2	v India	Leeds	19 Jun 1986
25	MW Gatting	13	1	v Australia	Sydney	29 Jan 1988
26	GA Gooch	13	1	v Australia	Perth	01 Feb 1991
27	GA Gooch	13	3	v West Indies	Nottingham	04 Jul 1991
28	GA Gooch	13	3	v Pakistan	Lord’s	18 Jun 1992
29	MA Atherton	13	1	v Zimbabwe	Harare	26 Dec 1996
30	MA Atherton	13	3	v West Indies	St John’s	20 Mar 1998
31	N Hussain	13	1	v Australia	Birmingham	05 Jul 2001
32	MP Vaughan	13	4	v South Africa	The Oval	04 Sep 2003
33	MP Vaughan	13	2	v New Zealand	Leeds	03 Jun 2004
34	MP Vaughan	13	3	v Pakistan	Lahore	29 Nov 2005
35	A Flintoff	13	2	v Australia	Perth	14 Dec 2006
36	A Flintoff	13	1	v Australia	Melbourne	26 Dec 2006
37	MP Vaughan	13	3	v New Zealand	Wellington	13 Mar 2008
38	KP Pietersen	13	4	v South Africa	The Oval	07 Aug 2008
39	AJ Strauss	13	1	v Pakistan	Lord’s	26 Aug 2010
40	AN Cook	13	3	v India	Nagpur	13 Dec 2012
41	AN Cook	13	1	v Australia	Nottingham	10 Jul 2013
42	AN Cook	13	2	v Australia	Brisbane	21 Nov 2013
43	AN Cook	13	3	v West Indies	North Sound	13 Apr 2015
44	JE Root	13	4	v India	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

JE Root’s 13 in this innings provide the seventh occasion of an England captain scoring 13 runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	GOB Allen	13	2	v India	Lord’s	27 Jun 1936
2	GOB Allen	13	1	v India	The Oval	15 Aug 1936
3	ND Howard	13	1	v India	Delhi	02 Nov 1951
4	DI Gower	13	1	v India	Mumbai	28 Nov 1984
5	MW Gatting	13	2	v India	Leeds	19 Jun 1986
6	AN Cook	13	3	v India	Nagpur	13 Dec 2012
7	JE Root	13	4	v India	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

JE Root became the seventh England captain to score 13 runs in the fourth innings of a test. The following table lists all the seven captains. JE Root is the only England captain to score 13 runs in the fourth innings of a test against India.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	FG Mann	13	4	v South Africa	Durban	16 Dec 1948
2	MJK Smith	13	4	v South Africa	Lord’s	22 Jul 1965
3	JM Brearley	13	4	v Australia	Brisbane	01 Dec 1978
4	MP Vaughan	13	4	v South Africa	The Oval	04 Sep 2003
5	KP Pietersen	13	4	v South Africa	The Oval	07 Aug 2008
6	JE Root	13	4	v India	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

 

KL Rahul of India took seven catches at the end of the fourth day of the ongoing test against England at Nottingham to provide the eighth occasion of a fieldsman other than the wicketkeeper to take seven or more catches in a test.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Ct	Ct Fi	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	AM Rahane	8	8	8	Ind	Srl	Galle	12 Aug 2015
2	AB de Villiers	8	8	0	SAF	Zim	Port Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
3	GS Chappell	7	7	7	Aus	Eng	Perth	13 Dec 1974
4	Yajurvindra Singh	7	7	7	Ind	Eng	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
5	HP Tillakaratne	7	7	7	Srl	NZl	Colombo (SSC)	06 Dec 1992
6	SP Fleming	7	7	7	NZl	Zim	Harare	18 Sep 1997
7	ML Hayden	7	7	7	Aus	Srl	Galle	08 Mar 2004
8	KL Rahul	7	7	7	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

If KL Rahul takes one more catch on the final day of the test – England has one more wicket left – he would then become the third fieldsman and second Indian fieldsman to take eight catches in a test. AM Rahane of India and AB de Villers of South Africa are the  other two fieldsmen to  pouch eight catches  in a test

No	Player	Dis	Ct	Ct Fi	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	AM Rahane	8	8	8	Ind	Srl	Galle	12 Aug 2015
2	AB de Villiers	8	8	0	SAF	Zim	Port Elizabeth	26 Dec 2017
3	KL Rahul	7	7	7	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

KL Rahul of India took seven catches at the end of the fourth day of the ongoing test against England at Nottingham to provide the third occasion of an Indian fieldsman other than the wicketkeeper to take seven or more catches in a test.  All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Ct	Ct Fi	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	AM Rahane	8	8	8	Ind	Srl	Galle	12 Aug 2015
2	Yajurvindra Singh	7	7	7	Ind	Eng	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
3	KL Rahul	7	7	7	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

 

RR Pant of India took seven catches at the end of the fourth day in the ongoing test against England at Nottingham to become the seventh wicket keeper to effect seven or more dismissals in a test on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	HB Taber	8	7	1	Aus	SAF	Johannesburg	23 Dec 1966
2	CMW Read	8	7	1	Eng	NZl	Birmingham	01 Jul 1999
3	GRA Langley	7	3	4	Aus	Win	Brisbane	09 Nov 1951
4	AE Dick	7	6	1	NZl	SAF	Durban	08 Dec 1961
5	APE Knott	7	7	0	Eng	Pak	Nottingham	10 Aug 1967
6	Saleem Yousuf	7	5	2	Pak	Srk	Karachi	05 Mar 1982
7	CI Dunusinghe	7	7	0	Srl	NZl	Napier	11 Mar 1995
8	PM Nevill	7	7	0	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 2015
9	RR Pant	7	7	0	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

RR Pant if he effects one more dismissal on the final day of the test – England has one  wicket left – he would emulate HB Taber of Australia  and CMW Read of England who have effected eight dismissals on test debut to beome the third glove man to achieve the feat.

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	HB Taber	8	7	1	Aus	SAF	Johannesburg	23 Dec 1966
2	CMW Read	8	7	1	Eng	NZl	Birmingham	01 Jul 1999
3	RR Pant	7	7	0	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

RR Pant became  the first Indian wicket keeper to effect seven dismissals on test debut. NS Tamhane, KS More, NR Mongia and NV Ojha have effected five  dismissals on test debut. The following table lists the performance of these five wicket keepers

No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RR Pant	7	7	0	v England	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018
2	NS Tamhane	5	3	2	v Pakistan	Dhaka	01 Jan 1955
3	KS More	5	5	0	v England	Lord’s	05 Jun 1986
4	NR Mongia	5	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Lucknow	18 Jan 1994
5	NV Ojha	5	4	1	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	28 Aug 2015

 

JJ Bumrah of India captured 5 for 85 at the close of the fourth day in the ongoing test against England at Nottingham to provide the 31^st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also provides the 354th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in  the fourth innings in the  annals of test cricket

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	JM Patel	25.4	7	55	5	4	Ind	Aus	Kanpur	19 Dec 1959
2	BS Bedi	30.5	16	42	6	4	Ind	NZl	Mumbai (BS)	25 Sep 1969
3	BS Bedi	40.0	12	63	5	4	Ind	Eng	Kolkata	30 Dec 1972
4	BS Bedi	33.0	18	27	5	4	Ind	NZl	Mumbai	10 Nov 1976
5	BS Bedi	21.3	4	71	6	4	Ind	Eng	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
6	KD Ghavri	15.0	6	33	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	11 Feb 1977
7	BS Bedi	30.2×8	6	105	5	4	Ind	Aus	Perth	16 Dec 1977
8	BS Chandrasekhar	20.0×8	3	52	6	4	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	30 Dec 1977
9	N Kapil Dev	16.4	4	28	5	4	Ind	Aus	Melbourne	07 Feb 1981
10	N Kapil Dev	13.2	0	70	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
11	S Madan Lal	12.0	6	23	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
12	ND Hirwani	15.2	3	75	8	4	Ind	Win	Chennai	11 Jan 1988
13	ND Hirwani	30.0	10	59	6	4	Ind	NZl	Bengaluru	12 Nov 1988
14	J Srinath	11.5	4	21	6	4	Ind	SAF	Ahmedabad	20 Nov 1996
15	A Kumble	26.3	9	74	10	4	Ind	Pak	Delhi	04 Feb 1999
16	Harbhajan Singh	30.3	8	73	6	4	Ind	Aus	Kolkata	11 Mar 2001
17	Harbhajan Singh	10.5	2	29	5	4	Ind	Aus	Mumbai	03 Nov 2004
18	A Kumble	38.0	16	63	7	4	Ind	Pak	Kolkata	16 Mar 2005
19	A Kumble	34.3	9	89	5	4	Ind	Srl	Ahmedabad	18 Dec 2005
20	A Kumble	22.4	3	78	6	4	Ind	Win	Kingston	30 Jun 2006
21	A Kumble	14.0	2	60	5	4	Ind	Pak	Bengaluru	08 Dec 2007
22	I Sharma	23.0	6	74	7	4	Ind	Eng	Lord’s	17 Jul 2014
23	R Ashwin	16.0	6	42	5	4	Ind	Srl	Colombo (PSS)	20 Aug 2015
24	RA Jadeja	11.5	4	21	5	4	Ind	SAF	Mohali	05 Nov 2015
25	R Ashwin	29.5	7	66	7	4	Ind	SAF	Nagpur	25 Nov 2015
26	R Ashwin	49.1	26	61	5	4	Ind	SAF	Delhi	03 Dec 2015
27	R Ashwin	35.3	5	132	6	4	Ind	NZl	Kanpur	22 Sep 2016
28	R Ashwin	13.5	2	59	7	4	Ind	Nl	Indore	08 Oct 2016
29	R Ashwin	12.4	4	41	6	4	Ind	Aus	Bengaluru	04 Mar 2017
30	Mohammed Shami	12.3	2	28	5	4	Ind	SAF	Johannesburg	24 Jan 2018
31	JJ Bumrah	29.0	8	85	5	4	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

JJ Bumrah’s 5 for 85 provide the 88^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	TK Kendall	33.1×4	12	55	7	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	15 Mar 1877
2	FR Spofforth	28.0×4	15	44	7	4	Aus	Eng	The Oval	28 Aug 1882
3	FR Spofforth	48.1×4	22	90	6	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	20 Feb 1885
4	CTB Turner	24.0×4	8	36	5	4	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
5	JJ Ferris	23.0×4	11	26	5	4	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
6	JJ Ferris	23.0×5	8	49	5	4	Aus	Eng	The Oval	11 Aug 1890
7	CTB Turner	33.2	14	51	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	01 Jan 1892
8	G Giffen	28.0	10	72	6	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	29 Jan 1892
9	AE Trott	27.0	10	43	8	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	11 Jan 1895
10	MA Noble	26.0	5	60	6	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	01 Jan 1902
11	MA Noble	33.0	4	98	6	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	28 Feb 1902
12	MA Noble	21.0	4	52	6	4	Aus	Eng	Sheffield	03 Jul 1902
13	H Trumble	25.0	9	53	6	4	Aus	Eng	Manchester	24 Jul 1902
14	H Trumble	6.5	0	28	7	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	05 Mar 1904
15	SJ Snooke	31.4	8	70	8	4	SAF	Eng	Johannesburg	10 Mar 1906
16	JV Saunders	21.4	4	65	5	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	10 Jan 1908
17	JDA O’Connor	21.0	6	40	5	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	10 Jan 1908
18	JV Saunders	35.1	5	82	5	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	21 Feb 1908
19	A Cotter	16.0	2	38	5	4	Aus	Eng	Leeds	01 Jul 1909
20	AEE Vogler	22.0	2	94	7	4	SAF	Eng	Johannesburg	01 Jan 1910
21	GA Faulkner	33.4	8	87	6	4	SAF	Eng	Durban	21 Jan 1910
22	HV Hordern	42.2	11	90	7	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	15 Dec 1911
23	AA Mailey	29.2	3	142	5	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	14 Jan 1921
24	EP Nupen	30.0	11	53	5	4	SAF	Eng	Johannesburg	23 Dec 1922
25	AE Hall	37.3	12	63	7	4	SAF	Eng	Cape Town	01 Jan 1923
26	AA Mailey	24.0×8	2	92	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	01 Jan 1925
27	CV Grimmett	19.4×8	3	37	6	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	27 Feb 1925
28	LN Constantine	40.0	17	87	5	4	Win	Eng	Georgetown	21 Feb 1930
29	EP Nupen	25.3	3	87	6	4	SAF	Eng	Johannesburg	24 Dec 1930
30	WJ O’Reilly	24.0	5	66	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	30 Dec 1932
31	WJ O’Reilly	41.4	24	54	7	4	Aus	Eng	Nottingham	08 Jun 1934
32	CV Grimmett	26.3	10	64	5	4	Aus	Eng	The Oval	18 Aug 1934
33	EA Martindale	8.3	1	22	5	4	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	08 Jan 1935
34	LO Fleetwood-Smith	25.6×8	2	124	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	01 Jan 1937
35	LO Fleetwood-Smith	30.0×8	1	110	6	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	29 Jan 1937
36	ERH Toshack	20.1	6	40	5	4	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	24 Jun 1948
37	CN McCarthy	12.0×8	2	43	6	4	SAF	Eng	Durban	16 Dec 1948
38	S Ramadhin	72.0	43	86	6	4	Win	Eng	Lord’s	24 Jun 1950
39	AMB Rowan	27.2	4	68	5	4	SAF	Eng	Nottingham	07 Jun 1951
40	ESM Kentish	29.0	11	49	5	4	Win	Eng	Kingston	15 Jan 1954
41	Fazal Mahmood	30.0	11	46	6	4	Pak	Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1954
42	TL Goddard	62.0	37	69	5	4	SAF	Eng	Leeds	21 Jul 1955
43	HJ Tayfield	47.1	15	94	5	4	SAF	Eng	Leeds	21 Jul 1955
44	KR Miller	36.0	12	80	5	4	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	21 Jun 1956
45	HJ Tayfield	37.0	11	113	9	4	SAF	Eng	Johannesburg	15 Feb 1957
46	HJ Tayfield	24.3×8	6	78	6	4	SAF	Eng	Port Elizabeth	01 Mar 1957
47	R Benaud	32.0	11	70	6	4	Aus	Eng	Manchester	27 Jul 1961
48	PM Pollock	24.0	15	34	5	4	SAF	Eng	Nottingham	05 Aug 1965
49	LR Gibbs	40.0	20	60	6	4	Win	Eng	Georgetown	28 Mar 1968
50	BS Bedi	40.0	12	63	5	4	Ind	Eng	Kolkata	30 Dec 1972
51	KD Boyce	21.1	4	77	6	4	Win	Eng	The Oval	26 Jul 1973
52	JR Thomson	17.5×8	3	46	6	4	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	29 Nov 1974
53	AME Roberts	20.5	8	37	6	4	Win	Eng	Manchester	08 Jul 1976
54	MA Holding	20.4	6	57	6	4	Win	Eng	The Oval	12 Aug 1976
55	BS Bedi	21.3	4	71	6	4	Ind	Eng	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
56	KD Ghavri	15.0	6	33	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	11 Feb 1977
57	DK Lillee	34.4×8	7	139	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	12 Mar 1977
58	RJ Hadlee	13.3×8	4	26	6	4	NZl	Eng	Wellington	10 Feb 1978
59	RM Hogg	17.0×8	5	36	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	29 Dec 1978
60	G Dymock	17.2	4	34	6	4	Aus	Eng	Perth	14 Dec 1979
61	N Kapil Dev	13.2	0	70	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
62	S Madan Lal	12.0	6	23	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
63	MA Holding	13.0	2	43	5	4	Win	Eng	The Oval	09 Aug 1984
64	PR Sleep	35.0	14	72	5	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	10 Jan 1987
65	TM Alderman	20.0	7	44	5	4	Aus	Eng	Leeds	08 Jun 1989
66	CEL Ambrose	22.4	10	45	8	4	Win	Eng	Bridgetown	05 Apr 1990
67	CEL Ambrose	10.0	1	24	6	4	Win	Eng	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1994
68	DJ Nash	29.0	8	93	5	4	NZl	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jun 1994
69	SK Warne	50.2	22	71	8	4	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	25 Nov 1994
70	CJ McDermott	16.5	5	42	5	4	Aus	Eng	Melbourne	24 Dec 1994
71	CJ McDermott	15.0	4	38	6	4	Aus	Eng	Perth	03 Feb 1995
72	Mushtaq Ahmed	38.0	15	57	5	4	Pak	Eng	Lord’s	25 Jul 1996
73	SCG MacGill	20.1	4	50	7	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	02 Jan 1999
74	CA Walsh	23.5	5	74	6	4	Win	Eng	Lord’s	29 Jun 2000
75	JH Kallis	17.0	4	54	6	4	SAF	Eng	Leeds	21 Aug 2003
76	M Muralitharan	30.0	10	70	8	4	Srl	Eng	Nottingham	02 Jun 2006
77	RJ Harris	11.0	1	47	6	4	Aus	Eng	Perth	16 Dec 2010
78	Abdur Rehman	10.1	4	25	6	4	Pak	Eng	Abu Dhabi	25 Jan 2012
79	HMRKB Herath	38.0	9	97	6	4	Srl	Eng	Galle	26 Mar 2012
80	VD Philander	14.5	4	30	5	4	SAF	Eng	Lord’s	16 Aug 2012
81	MG Johnson	21.1	7	42	5	4	Aus	Eng	Brisbane	21 Nov 2013
82	RJ Harris	9.4	4	25	5	4	Aus	Eng	Sydney	03 Jan 2014
83	KTGD Prasad	22.0	5	50	5	4	Srl	Eng	Leeds	20 Jun 2014
84	I Sharma	23.0	6	74	7	4	Ind	Eng	Lord’s	17 Jul 2014
85	K Rabada	10.4	2	32	6	4	SAF	Sng	Centurion	22 Jan 2016
86	Mehidy Hasan Miraz	21.3	2	77	6	4	Ban	Eng	Dhaka	28 Oct 2016
87	MA Starc	19.2	3	88	5	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	02 Dec 2017
88	JJ Bumrah	29.0	8	85	5	4	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

JJ Bumrah’s 5 for 85 provide the seventh occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	BS Bedi	40.0	12	63	5	4	Ind	Eng	Kolkata	30 Dec 1972
2	BS Bedi	21.3	4	71	6	4	Ind	Eng	Bengaluru	28 Jan 1977
3	KD Ghavri	15.0	6	33	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	11 Feb 1977
4	N Kapil Dev	13.2	0	70	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
5	S Madan Lal	12.0	6	23	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
6	I Sharma	23.0	6	74	7	4	Ind	Eng	Lord’s	17 Jul 2014
7	JJ Bumrah	29.0	8	85	5	4	Ind	Eng	Nottingham	18 Aug 2018

The following table lists  the eight occasions  of bowlers sharing  the ten  wickets equally in  the fourth innings of a test.  There are four  such occasions against  England, three against New Zealand ond one against India.

No	No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	CTB Turner	24.0×4	8	36	5	4	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
	2	JJ Ferris	23.0×4	11	26	5	4	Aus	Eng	Lord’s	16 Jul 1888
2	1	JV Saunders	21.4	4	65	5	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	10 Jan 1908
	2	JDA O’Connor	21.0	6	40	5	4	Aus	Eng	Adelaide	10 Jan 1908
3	1	TL Goddard	62.0	37	69	5	4	SAF	Eng	Leeds	21 Jul 1955
	2	HJ Tayfield	47.1	15	94	5	4	SAF	Eng	Leeds	21 Jul 1955
4	1	N Kapil Dev	13.2	0	70	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
	2	S Madan Lal	12.0	6	23	5	4	Ind	Eng	Mumbai	27 Nov 1981
5	1	GRJ Matthews	39.5	7	146	5	4	Aus	Ind	Chepauk	18 Sep 1986
	2	RJ Bright	25.0	3	95	5	4	Aus	Ind	Chepauk	18 Sep 1986
6	1	Wasim Akram	22.0	4	45	5	4	Pak	NZl	Hamilton	02 Jan 1993
	2	Waqar Younis	13,3	4	22	5	4	Pak	NZl	Hamilton	02 Jan 1993
7	1	WPJUC Vaas	26,4	10	43	5	4	Srl	NZl	Napier	11 Mar 1995
	2	M Muralitharan	36.0	15	64	5	4	Srl	NZl	Napier	11 Mar 1995
8	1	M Ntini	14.0	3	51	5	4	SAF	NZl	Centurion	15 Apr 2006
	2	DW Steyn	17.0	4	47	5	4	SAF	NZl	Centurion	15 Apr 2006