Two bowlers bowling unchanged in a completed innings of a test

Two bowlers bowling unchanged in a completed innings of a test

TA Boult {6 for 32} and TG Southee {4 for 25} of New Zealand bowled unchanged in England’s completed innings in the ongoing test at Auckland to provide the 26th occasion of two bowlers bowling unchanged in a completed innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Bowler Bowl Bowler Bowl Inns Team Oppn Ground Match Date
1 GE Palmer 7/68 E Evans 3/64 1 Aus Eng Sydney 17 Feb 1882
2 F Morley 2/34 RG Barlow 7/40 4 Eng Aus Sydney 26 Jan 1883
3 GE Palmer 4/32 FR Spofforth 5/30 3 Aus Eng Sydney 14 Mar 1885
4 GA Lohmann 7/36 J Briggs 3/28 2 Eng Aus The Oval 12 Aug 1886
5 CTB Turner 6/15 JJ Ferris 4/27 1 Aus Eng Sydney 28 Jan 1887
6 GA Lohmann 5/17 R Peel 5/18 2 Eng Aus Sydney 10 Feb 1888
7 CTB Turner 5/36 JJ Ferris 5/26 4 Aus Eng Lord’s 16 Jul 1888
8 J Briggs 8/11 AJ Fothergill 1/30 3 Eng SAF Cape Town 25 Mar 1889
9 JJ Ferris 7/37 F Martin 2/39 3 Eng SAF Cape Town 19 Mar 1892
10 J Briggs 6/49 GA Lohmann 3/46 2 Eng Aus Adelaide 24 Mar 1892
11 G Giffen 5/26 CTB Turner 4/33 3 Aus Eng Sydney 01 Feb 1895
12 T Richardson 6/39 GA Lohmann 3/13 1 Eng Aus Lord’s 22 Jun 1896
13 S Haigh 6/11 AE Trott 4/19 4 Eng SAF Cape Town 01 Apr 1899
14 SF Barnes 6/42 C Blythe 4/64 1 Eng Aus Melbourne 01 Jan 1902
15 H Trumble 3/38 MA Noble 7/17 2 Aus Eng Melbourne 01 Jan 1902
16 JV Saunders 5/43 MA Noble 5/54 3 Aus Eng Sydney 14 Feb 1902
17 GH Hirst 4/28 C Blythe 6/44 1 Eng Aus Birmingham 27 May 1909
18 FR Foster 5/16 SF Barnes 5/25 1 Eng SAF Lord’s 10 Jun 1912
19 AER Gilligan 6/07 MW Tate 4/12 2 Eng SAF Birmingham 14 Jun 1924
20 W Voce 4/16 GOB Allen 5/36 4 Eng Aus Brisbane 04 Dec 1936
21 Fazal Mahmood 6/34 Khan Mohammad 4/43 1 Pak Aus Karachi 11 Oct 1956
22 CEL Ambrose 6/24 CA Walsh 3/16 4 Win Eng Trinidad 25 Mar 1994
23 Wasim Akram 4/32 Waqar Younis 6/34 1 Pak Srl Kandy 26 Aug 1994
24 GD McGrath 5/28 JN Gillespie 4/18 4 Aus Win Trinidad 05 Mar 1999
25 JM Anderson 2/23 SCJ Broad 7/44 4 Eng NZl Lord’s 16 May 2013
26 TA Boult 6/32 TG Southee 4/25 1 NZl Eng Auckland 22 Mar 2018

TA Boult {6 for 32} and TG Southee {4 for 25} of New Zealand bowled unchanged in England’s completed innings in the ongoing test at Auckland to provide the ninth occasion of two bowlers bowling unchanged in a completed first innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Bowler Bowl Bowler Bowl Inns Team Oppn Ground Match Date
1 GE Palmer 7/68 E Evans 3/64 1 Aus Eng Sydney 17 Feb 1882
2 CTB Turner 6/15 JJ Ferris 4/27 1 Aus Eng Sydney 28 Jan 1887
3 T Richardson 6/39 GA Lohmann 3/13 1 Eng Aus Lord’s 22 Jun 1896
4 SF Barnes 6/42 C Blythe 4/64 1 Eng Aus Melbourne 01 Jan 1902
5 GH Hirst 4/28 C Blythe 6/44 1 Eng Aus Birmingham 27 May 1909
6 FR Foster 5/16 SF Barnes 5/25 1 Eng SAF Lord’s 10 Jun 1912
7 Fazal Mahmood 6/34 Khan Mohammad 4/43 1 Pak Aus Karachi 11 Oct 1956
8 Wasim Akram 4/32 Waqar Younis 6/34 1 Pak Srl Kandy 26 Aug 1994
9 TA Boult 6/32 TG Southee 4/25 1 NZl Eng Auckland 22 Mar 2018

The following table lists the fifteen occasions of two bowlers capturing all the ten wickets in completed innings of a test.

No Bowler Bowl Bowler Bowl Inns Team Oppn Ground Match Date
1 GE Palmer 7/68 E Evans 3/64 1 Aus Eng Sydney 17 Feb 1882
2 GA Lohmann 7/36 J Briggs 3/28 2 Eng Aus The Oval 12 Aug 1886
3 CTB Turner 6/15 JJ Ferris 4/27 1 Aus Eng Sydney 28 Jan 1887
4 GA Lohmann 5/17 R Peel 5/18 2 Eng Aus Sydney 10 Feb 1888
5 CTB Turner 5/36 JJ Ferris 5/26 4 Aus Eng Lord’s 16 Jul 1888
6 S Haigh 6/11 AE Trott 4/19 4 Eng SAF Cape Town 01 Apr 1899
7 SF Barnes 6/42 C Blythe 4/64 1 Eng Aus Melbourne 01 Jan 1902
8 H Trumble 3/38 MA Noble 7/17 2 Aus Eng Melbourne 01 Jan 1902
9 JV Saunders 5/43 MA Noble 5/54 3 Aus Eng Sydney 14 Feb 1902
10 GH Hirst 4/28 C Blythe 6/44 1 Eng Aus Birmingham 27 May 1909
11 FR Foster 5/16 SF Barnes 5/25 1 Eng SAF Lord’s 10 Jun 1912
12 AER Gilligan 6/07 MW Tate 4/12 2 Eng SAF Birmingham 14 Jun 1924
13 Fazal Mahmood 6/34 Khan Mohammad 4/43 1 Pak Aus Karachi 11 Oct 1956
14 Wasim Akram 4/32 Waqar Younis 6/34 1 Pak Srl Kandy 26 Aug 1994
15 TA Boult 6/32 TG Southee 4/25 1 NZl Eng Auckland 22 Mar 2018

The following are the four occasions when two bowlers shared the wickets equally when they bowled unchanged in test innings.

No Bowler Bowl Bowler Bowl Inns Team Oppn Ground Match Date
1 GA Lohmann 5/17 R Peel 5/18 2 Eng Aus Sydney 10 Feb 1888
2 CTB Turner 5/36 JJ Ferris 5/26 4 Aus Eng Lord’s 16 Jul 1888
3 JV Saunders 5/43 MA Noble 5/54 3 Aus Eng Sydney 14 Feb 1902
4 FR Foster 5/16 SF Barnes 5/25 1 Eng SAF Lord’s 10 Jun 1912

The following table lists the eight occasions of two bowlers capturing all the ten wickets in a completed first innings of a test.

No Bowler Bowl Bowler Bowl Inns Team Oppn Ground Match Date
1 GE Palmer 7/68 E Evans 3/64 1 Aus Eng Sydney 17 Feb 1882
2 CTB Turner 6/15 JJ Ferris 4/27 1 Aus Eng Sydney 28 Jan 1887
3 SF Barnes 6/42 C Blythe 4/64 1 Eng Aus Melbourne 01 Jan 1902
4 GH Hirst 4/28 C Blythe 6/44 1 Eng Aus Birmingham 27 May 1909
5 FR Foster 5/16 SF Barnes 5/25 1 Eng SAF Lord’s 10 Jun 1912
6 Fazal Mahmood 6/34 Khan Mohammad 4/43 1 Pak Aus Karachi 11 Oct 1956
7 Wasim Akram 4/32 Waqar Younis 6/34 1 Pak Srl Kandy 26 Aug 1994
8 TA Boult 6/32 TG Southee 4/25 1 NZl Eng Auckland 22 Mar 2018
England dismissed for a team total less than 60 runs in a test innings

England dismissed for a team total less than 60 runs in a test innings

England was dismissed for a total of 58 in its day-night test against New Zealand at Auckland to provide the sixth occasion of England dismissed for a total of fewer than 60 runs in test innings. All such occasions are listed below.

No Team Score Overs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 England 45 35.3×4 1 v Australia Sydney 28 Jan 1887
2 England 46 19.1 4 v West Indies Port of Spain 25 Mar 1994
3 England 51 33.2 3 v West Indies Kingston 04 Feb 2009
4 England 52 42.1 1 v Australia The Oval 14 Aug 1948
5 England 53 50.0×4 2 v Australia Lord’s 16 Jul 1888
6 England 58 20.4 1 v New Zealand Auckland 22 Mar 2018

It also provides the third occasion of England dismissed for a total of fewer than 60 runs in the first innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is noted that England was dismissed for a total of fewer than 60 runs in a test innings after a gap of nearly 70 years. The last such occasion was against Australia at The Oval in Aug 1948.

No Team Score Overs Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 England 45 35.3×4 1 v Australia Sydney 28 Jan 1887
2 England 52 42.1 1 v Australia The Oval 14 Aug 1948
3 England 58 20.4 1 v New Zealand Auckland 22 Mar 2018

 

Batsmen dismissed by the first ball of the match in the history of one day games

Batsmen dismissed by the first ball of the match in the history of one day games

CH Gayle of West Indies was dismissed by the first ball of the match against Scotland at Harare on 21.03.18 in the ongoing ICC WCQ to provide the 72nd occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match in the history of one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Runs BF Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 B Wood 0 1 1 Eng Win Scarborough 26 Aug 1976
2 DW Randall 0 1 1 Eng Win Brisbane 23 Dec 1979
3 SM Gavaskar 0 1 1 Ind NZl Perth 09 Dec 1980
4 JG Wright 0 1 1 NZl Aus Wellington 20 Feb 1982
5 GM Wood 0 1 1 Aus Win Melbourne 06 Jan 1985
6 RJ Shastri 0 1 1 Ind Pak Sharjah 22 Mar 1985
7 JG Bracewell 0 1 1 NZl Aus Adelaide 27 Jan 1986
8 Mudassar Nazar 0 1 1 Pak Eng Birmingham 25 May 1987
9 Rameez Raja 0 1 1 Pak Aus Brisbane 08 Jan 1989
10 JG Wright 0 1 1 NZl Aus Auckland 22 Feb 1992
11 RS Mahanama 0 1 1 Srl Aus Col-RPS 05 Sep 1992
12 Rameez Raja 0 1 1 Pak Win Cape Town 25 Feb 1993
13 A Flower 0 1 1 Zim Pak Karachi 24 Dec 1993
14 RS Mahanama 0 1 1 Srl NZl Bloemfontein 08 Dec 1994
15 AP Gurusinha 0 1 1 Srl Ban Sharjah 06 Apr 1995
16 Shahid Afridi 0 1 1 Pak Zim Peshawar 03 Nov 1996
17 SC Ganguly 0 1 1 Ind Srl Mumbai 17 May 1997
18 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win Eng Sharjah 13 Dec 1997
19 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win RSA East London 24 Jan 1999
20 RD Jacobs 0 1 1 Win Ind Singapore 05 Sep 1999
21 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Taupo 04 Jan 2000
22 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Napier 06 Jan 2000
23 AC Parore 0 1 1 NZl Pak Auckland 17 Feb 2001
24 Saeed Anwar 0 1 1 Pak NZl Napier 20 Feb 2001
25 CJ Nevin 0 1 1 NZl Srl Sharjah 17 Apr 2001
26 ME Trescothick 0 1 1 Eng Pak Leeds 17 Jun 2001
27 MS Sinclair 0 1 1 NZl Ind Col-RPS 20 Jul 2001
28 V Sehwag 0 1 1 Ind Srl Col-SSC 01 Aug 2001
29 DD Ebrahim 0 1 1 Zim Srl Col-SSC 08 Dec 2001
30 AC Gilchrist 0 1 1 Aus RSA Melbourne 13 Jan 2002
31 HH Gibbs 0 1 1 RSA NZl Brisbane 19 Jan 2002
32 AC Gilchrist 0 1 1 Aus Pak Melbourne-CS 15 Jun 2002
33 SC Ganguly 0 1 1 Ind Eng Ch-le-St 04 Jul 2002
34 HH Gibbs 0 1 1 RSA Pak Tangier 18 Aug 2002
35 ST Jayasuriya 0 1 1 Srl Ind Col-RPS 30 Sep 2002
36 Hannan Sarkar 0 1 1 Ban Srl Pietermaritzburg 14 Feb 2003
37 Imran Nazir 0 1 1 Pak Eng The Oval 20 Jun 2003
38 Yasir Hameed 0 1 1 Pak Zim Multan 30 Sep 2004
39 S Matsikenyeri 0 1 1 Zim Ban Chittagong 24 Jan 2005
40 AC Gilchrist 0 1 1 Aus RSA Brisbane 15 Jan 2006
41 KO Otieno 0 1 1 Ken Ban Nairobi-G 15 Aug 2006
42 ME Trescothick 0 1 1 Eng Pak Southampton 05 Sep 2006
43 MJ Clarke 0 1 1 Aus Ind Mumbai 17 Oct 2007
44 DJ Reekers 0 1 1 Net Sco Dublin 29 Jul 2008
45 Mohammad Iqbal 0 1 1 Can Win King City-NW 24 Aug 2008
46 Tamim Iqbal 0 1 1 Ban Aus Darwin 03 Sep 2008
47 Salman Butt 0 1 1 Pak Win Abu Dhabi 16 Nov 2008
48 SR Waters 0 1 1 Ken Zim Nairobi-G 31 Jan 2009
49 Tamim Iqbal 0 1 1 Ban Win Roseau 26 Jul 2009
50 KOA Powell 0 1 1 Win Ban Basseterre 31 Jul 2009
51 Nasir Jamshed 0 1 1 Pak Srl Dambulla 01 Aug 2009
52 Kamran Akmal 0 1 1 Pak Srl Col-RPS 09 Aug 2009
53 SR Watson 0 1 1 Aus Win Johannesburg 26 Sep 2009
54 WU Tharanga 0 1 1 Srl Ind Delhi 27 Dec 2009
55 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Aus Adelaide 09 Feb 2010
56 WU Tharanga 0 1 1 Srl Ind Dambulla 16 Aug 2010
57 Karim Sadiq 0 1 1 Afg Sco Ayr 17 Aug 2010
58 BRM Taylor 0 1 1 Zim Can Nagpur 28 Feb 2011
59 HM Amla 0 1 1 RSA Aus Port Elizabeth 23 Oct 2011
60 WTS Porterfield 0 1 1 Ire Aus Belfast 23 Jun 2012
61 SR Watson 0 1 1 Aus Win Melbourne 10 Feb 2013
62 HM Amla 0 1 1 RSA Pak Durban 21 Mar 2013
63 MDKJ Perera 0 1 1 Srl NZl Cardiff 09 Jun 2013
64 AJ Finch 0 1 1 Aus Eng Cardiff 14 Sep 2013
65 FDM Karunaratne 0 1 1 Srl NZl Hambantota 10 Nov 2013
66 AJ Finch 0 1 1 Aus Pak Sharjah 07 Oct 2014
67 IR Bell 0 1 1 Eng Aus Sydney 16 Jan 2015
68 MJ Guptill 0 1 1 NZl Srl Dunedin 23 Jan 2015
69 JJ Roy 0 1 1 Eng NZl Birmingham 09 Jun 2015
70 MDKJ Perera 1 1 1 Srl Eng The Oval 29 Jun 2016
71 Azhar Ali 0 1 1 Pak Win Sharjah 30 Sep 2016
72 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Sco Harare 21 Mar 2018

It also provides the eighth occasion of a West Indian batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match in one day games. All such occasions are listed below

No Player Runs BF Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win Eng Sharjah 13 Dec 1997
2 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win RSA East London 24 Jan 1999
3 RD Jacobs 0 1 1 Win Ind Singapore 05 Sep 1999
4 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Taupo 04 Jan 2000
5 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Napier 06 Jan 2000
6 KOA Powell 0 1 1 Win Ban Basseterre 31 Jul 2009
7 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Aus Adelaide 09 Feb 2010
8 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Sco Harare 21 Mar 2018

It also provides the third occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match against Scotland in one day games. All such occasions are listed below

No Player Runs BF Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 DJ Reekers 0 1 1 Net Sco Dublin 29 Jul 2008
2 Karim Sadiq 0 1 1 Afg Sco Ayr 17 Aug 2010
3 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Sco Harare 21 Mar 2018

CH Gayle became the 16th batsman in the  history of one day game s to be dismissed by the  first ball of the match on  two or  more occasions. AC Gilchrist of Australia holds the record  in this category of statistics with three such dismissals. All such occasions are listed below.

No No Player Runs BF Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 1 AC Gilchrist 0 1 1 Aus RSA Melbourne 13 Jan 2002
  2 AC Gilchrist 0 1 1 Aus Pak Melbourne-CS 15 Jun 2002
  3 AC Gilchrist 0 1 1 Aus RSA Brisbane 15 Jan 2006
                   
2 1 AJ Finch 0 1 1 Aus Eng Cardiff 14 Sep 2013
  2 AJ Finch 0 1 1 Aus Pak Sharjah 07 Oct 2014
                   
3 1 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Aus Adelaide 09 Feb 2010
  2 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Sco Harare 21 Mar 2018
                   
4 1 HH Gibbs 0 1 1 RSA NZl Brisbane 19 Jan 2002
  2 HH Gibbs 0 1 1 RSA Pak Tangier 18 Aug 2002
                   
5 1 HM Amla 0 1 1 RSA Aus Port Elizabeth 23 Oct 2011
  2 HM Amla 0 1 1 RSA Pak Durban 21 Mar 2013
                   
6 1 JG Wright 0 1 1 NZl Aus Wellington 20 Feb 1982
  2 JG Wright 0 1 1 NZl Aus Auckland 22 Feb 1992
                   
7 1 MDKJ Perera 0 1 1 Srl NZl Cardiff 09 Jun 2013
  2 MDKJ Perera 1 1 1 Srl Eng The Oval 29 Jun 2016
                   
8 1 ME Trescothick 0 1 1 Eng Pak Leeds 17 Jun 2001
  2 ME Trescothick 0 1 1 Eng Pak Southampton 05 Sep 2006
                   
9 1 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win Eng Sharjah 13 Dec 1997
  2 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win RSA East London 24 Jan 1999
                   
10 1 Rameez Raja 0 1 1 Pak Aus Brisbane 08 Jan 1989
  2 Rameez Raja 0 1 1 Pak Win Cape Town 25 Feb 1993
                   
11 1 RS Mahanama 0 1 1 Srl Aus Col-RPS 05 Sep 1992
  2 RS Mahanama 0 1 1 Srl NZl Bloemfontein 08 Dec 1994
                   
12 1 SC Ganguly 0 1 1 Ind Srl Mumbai 17 May 1997
  2 SC Ganguly 0 1 1 Ind Eng Ch-le-St 04 Jul 2002
                   
13 1 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Taupo 04 Jan 2000
  2 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Napier 06 Jan 2000
                   
14 1 SR Watson 0 1 1 Aus Win Johannesburg 26 Sep 2009
  2 SR Watson 0 1 1 Aus Win Melbourne 10 Feb 2013
                   
15 1 Tamim Iqbal 0 1 1 Ban Aus Darwin 03 Sep 2008
  2 Tamim Iqbal 0 1 1 Ban Win Roseau 26 Jul 2009
                   
16 1 WU Tharanga 0 1 1 Srl Ind Delhi 27 Dec 2009
  2 WU Tharanga 0 1 1 Srl Ind Dambulla 16 Aug 2010

CH Gayle became the third West Indian batsman in the history of one-day games to be dismissed by the first ball of the match on  two occasions. Others are PA Wallace and SL Campbell. All such occasions are listed below.

No No Player Runs BF Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 1 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Aus Adelaide 09 Feb 2010
  2 CH Gayle 0 1 1 Win Sco Harare 21 Mar 2018
                   
2 1 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win Eng Sharjah 13 Dec 1997
  2 PA Wallace 0 1 1 Win RSA East London 24 Jan 1999
                   
3 1 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Taupo 04 Jan 2000
  2 SL Campbell 0 1 1 Win NZl Napier 06 Jan 2000

Rashid Khan – the Afghan spinner and his exploits in one day internationals

Rashid Khan – the Afghan spinner and his exploits in one day internationals

Rashid Khan of Afghanistan captured 5 for 41 against UAE at Harare on 20.03.18 in the ongoing ICC World Cup Qualifiers to provide the seventh occasion of an Afghan bowler to capture five or more wickets in one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player O M R W Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 Rahmat Shah 5.3 0 32 5 2 v U.A.E Kuala Lumpur 02 May 2014
2 Hamid Hassan 10.0 1 45 5 1 v U.A.E. ICCA Dubai 04 Dec 2014
3 Rashid Khan 9.3 0 43 6 2 v Ireland Greater Noida 17 Mar 2017
4 Rashid Khan 8.4 1 18 7 2 v West Indies Gros Islet 09 Jun 2017
5 Rashid Khan 8.3 1 24 5 1 v Zimbabwe Sharjah 13 Feb 2018
6 Mujeeb Ur Rahman 10.0 0 50 5 1 v Zimbabwe Sharjah 16 Feb 2018
7 Rashid Khan 9.0 0 41 5 1 v U.A.E. Harare 20 Mar 2018

Rashid Khan of Afghanistan captured 5 for 41 against UAE at Harare on 20.03.18 in the ongoing ICC World Cup Qualifiers to provide the fourth occasion of his capturing five or more wickets in one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player O M R W Inns Opposition Ground Start Date
1 Rashid Khan 9.3 0 43 6 2 v Ireland Greater Noida 17 Mar 2017
2 Rashid Khan 8.4 1 18 7 2 v West Indies Gros Islet 09 Jun 2017
3 Rashid Khan 8.3 1 24 5 1 v Zimbabwe Sharjah 13 Feb 2018
4 Rashid Khan 9.0 0 41 5 1 v U.A.E. Harare 20 Mar 2018

Rashid Khan is one of the twelve bowlers in the history of one-day internationals to capture seven or more wickets in an innings. All such occasions are listed below

No Player O M R W Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 WW Davis 10.3 0 51 7 2 Win Aus Leeds 11 Jun 1983
2 Aaqib Javed 10.0 1 37 7 2 Pak Ind Sharjah 25 Oct 1991
3 M Muralitharan 10.0 1 30 7 2 Srl Ind Sharjah 27 Oct 2000
4 Waqar Younis 10.0 0 36 7 1 Pak Eng Leeds 17 Jun 2001
5 WPUJC Vaas 8.0 3 19 8 1 Srl Zim Colombo (SSC) 8 Dec 2001
6 GD McGrath 7.0 4 15 7 2 Aus Nam Potchefstroom 27 Feb 2003
7 AJ Bichel 10.0 0 20 7 1 Aus Eng Port Elizabeth 2 Mar 2003
8 Shahid Afridi 9.0 3 12 7 2 Pak Win Providence 14 Jul 2013
9 TG Southee 9.0 0 33 7 1 NZl Eng Wellington 20 Feb 2015
10 Imran Tahir 9.0 0 45 7 2 RSA Win Basseterre 15 Jun 2016
11 Rashid Khan 8.4 1 18 7 2 Afg Win Gros Islet 9 Jun 2017
12 TA Boult 10.0 3 34 7 2 NZl Win Christchurch 23 Dec 2017

Rashid Khan is one of the four spin bowlers in the history of one-day internationals to capture seven or more wickets in an innings. All such occasions are listed below. His figures of 7 for 12 against West Indies at Gros Islet on 09.06.07 represent the second best bowling figures in an innings in the history of one-day internationals.

No Player O M R W Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 Shahid Afridi 9.0 3 12 7 2 Pak Win Providence 14 Jul 2013
2 Rashid Khan 8.4 1 18 7 2 Afg Win Gros Islet 9 Jun 2017
3 M Muralitharan 10.0 1 30 7 2 Srl Ind Sharjah 27 Oct 2000
4 Imran Tahir 9.0 0 45 7 2 RSA Win Basseterre 15 Jun 2016

Rashid Khan is one of the three spin bowlers to capture six or more wickets on two or more occasions in the history of one-day internationals. Other two are BAW Mendis of Sri Lanka and Shahid Afridi of Pakistan. The performance of these three bowlers is furnished below.

No Player O M R W Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 BAW Mendis 8.0 1 13 6 2 Srl Ind Karachi 06 Jul 2008
2 BAW Mendis 9.0 0 29 6 1 Srl Zim Harare 28 Nov 2008
                     
1 Rashid Khan 9.3 0 43 6 2 Afg Ire Greater Noida 17 Mar 2017
2 Rashid Khan 8.4 1 18 7 2 Afg Win Gros Islet 09 Jun 2017
                     
1 Shahid Afridi 10.0 0 38 6 1 Pak Aus Dubai (DSC) 22 Apr 2009
2 Shahid Afridi 9.0 3 12 7 2 Pak Win Providence 14 Jul 2013

The wily leg-spinner has captured 96 wickets as on 20.03.18 and requires four more wickets for his 100 wickets. If he captures four wickets, he would then become the second Afghan bowler to capture 100 plus wickets after Mohammad Nabi who has taken 102 wickets. Seven more  wickets would  fetch  him  the record  of  most wicket  taker amongst  Afghan bowlers

No Player Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI Ave 4 5
1 Mohammad Nabi 96 93 748.0 30 3206 102 4/30 31.43 2 0
2 Rashid Khan 42 40 344.3 20 1358 96 7/18 14.14 4 4

 

South African bowlers with ten wicket haul in test with five plus wickets in both innings

South African bowlers with ten wicket haul in test with five plus wickets in both innings

K Rabada of South Africa captured 11 wickets conceding 150 runs {5 for 96 and 6 for 54} in the Port Elizabeth Test against Australia to provide the 19th occasion of a South African bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test comprising of five plus wickets in both innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 M Ntini 47.5 10 132 13 v West Indies Port of Spain 08 Apr 2005
2 K Rabada 39.4 8 144 13 v England Centurion 22 Jan 2016
3 HJ Tayfield 66.5×8 22 165 13 v Australia Melbourne 24 Dec 1952
4 AA Donald 55.0 15 139 12 v India Port Elizabeth 26 Dec 1992
5 AEE Vogler 52.1 6 181 12 v England Johannesburg 01 Jan 1910
6 DW Steyn 36.5 16 60 11 v Pakistan Johannesburg 01 Feb 2013
7 AA Donald 38.0 10 127 11 v England Johannesburg 25 Nov 1999
8 EP Nupen 51.4 4 150 11 v England Johannesburg 24 Dec 1930
9 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018
10 SF Burke 81.0 29 196 11 v New Zealand Cape Town 01 Jan 1962
11 K Rabada 24.5 5 63 10 v Bangladesh Bloemfontein 06 Oct 2017
12 PM Pollock 47.5 23 87 10 v England Nottingham 05 Aug 1965
13 DW Steyn 31.3 4 93 10 v New Zealand Johannesburg 08 Nov 2007
14 VD Philander 24.1 3 102 10 v Sri Lanka Centurion 15 Dec 2011
15 PR Adams 31.1 8 106 10 v Bangladesh Chittagong 24 Apr 2003
15 CB Llewellyn 49.5 12 116 10 v Australia Johannesburg 18 Oct 1902
17 M Ntini 33.0 5 145 10 v New Zealand Centurion 15 Apr 2006
18 DW Steyn 49.2 9 154 10 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
19 M Ntini 48.0 8 220 10 v England Lord’s 31 Jul 2003

K Rabada became the fourth South African bowler to capture ten  or more wickets with five plus in both innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 HJ Tayfield 66.5×8 22 165 13 v Australia Melbourne 24 Dec 1952
2 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018
3 CB Llewellyn 49.5 12 116 10 v Australia Johannesburg 18 Oct 1902
4 DW Steyn 49.2 9 154 10 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2008

DW Steyn {03}. K Rabada {03} and M Ntini {03} are the three South African bowlers who have captured ten or more wickets in a test with five plus in both innings on three occasions.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 DW Steyn 36.5 16 60 11 v Pakistan Johannesburg 01 Feb 2013
2 DW Steyn 31.3 4 93 10 v New Zealand Johannesburg 08 Nov 2007
3 DW Steyn 49.2 9 154 10 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
                 
1 K Rabada 39.4 8 144 13 v England Centurion 22 Jan 2016
2 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018
3 K Rabada 24.5 5 63 10 v Bangladesh Bloemfontein 06 Oct 2017
                 
1 M Ntini 47.5 10 132 13 v West Indies Port of Spain 08 Apr 2005
2 M Ntini 33.0 5 145 10 v New Zealand Centurion 15 Apr 2006
3 M Ntini 48.0 8 220 10 v England Lord’s 31 Jul 2003
South African bowlers who have captured ten or more wickets in a test

South African bowlers who have captured ten or more wickets in a test

K Rabada of South Africa captured 11 wickets conceding 150 runs in the Port Elizabeth test against Australia to provide the 32nd occasion of a South African bowler capturing ten or more wickets in a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 CB Llewellyn 49.5 12 116 10 v Australia Johannesburg 18 Oct 1902
2 SJ Snooke 53.0 9 127 12 v England Johannesburg 10 Mar 1906
3 AEE Vogler 52.1 6 181 12 v England Johannesburg 01 Jan 1910
4 AE Hall 62.3 20 112 11 v England Cape Town 01 Jan 1923
5 EP Nupen 51.4 4 150 11 v England Johannesburg 24 Dec 1930
6 HJ Tayfield 66.5×8 22 165 13 v Australia Melbourne 24 Dec 1952
7 HJ Tayfield 74.0×8 26 192 13 v England Johannesburg 15 Feb 1957
8 SF Burke 81.0 29 196 11 v New Zealand Cape Town 01 Jan 1962
9 PM Pollock 47.5 23 087 10 v England Nottingham 05 Aug 1965
10 AA Donald 55.0 15 139 12 v India Port Elizabeth 26 Dec 1992
11 PS de Villiers 59.3 20 123 10 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1994
12 PS de Villiers 40.2 15 108 10 v Pakistan Johannesburg 19 Jan 1995
13 AA Donald 50.1 15 113 11 v Zimbabwe Harare 13 Oct 1995
14 AA Donald 38.0 10 127 11 v England Johannesburg 25 Nov 1999
15 SM Pollock 48.4 18 147 10 v India Bloemfontein 03 Nov 2001
16 PR Adams 31.1 8 106 10 v Bangladesh Chittagong 24 Apr 2003
17 M Ntini 48.0 8 220 10 v England Lord’s 31 Jul 2003
18 M Ntini 47.5 10 132 13 v West Indies Port of Spain 08 Apr 2005
19 A Nel 37.4 6 088 10 v West Indies Bridgetown 21 Apr 2005
20 M Ntini 44.5 6 178 10 v Australia Johannesburg 31 Mar 2006
21 M Ntini 33.0 5 145 10 v New Zealand Centurion 15 Apr 2006
22 DW Steyn 31.3 4 093 10 v New Zealand Johannesburg 08 Nov 2007
23 DW Steyn 24.3 6 091 10 v New Zealand Centurion 16 Nov 2007
24 DW Steyn 49.2 9 154 10 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
25 DW Steyn 34.5 7 108 10 v India Nagpur 06 Feb 2010
26 VD Philander 24.1 3 102 10 v Sri Lanka Centurion 15 Dec 2011
27 VD Philander 30.5 6 114 10 v New Zealand Hamilton 15 Mar 2012
28 DW Steyn 36.5 16 060 11 v Pakistan Johannesburg 01 Feb 2013
29 K Rabada 39.4 8 144 13 v England Centurion 22 Jan 2016
30 K Rabada 29.0 5 092 10 v Sri Lanka Cape Town 02 Jan 2017
31 K Rabada 24.5 5 063 10 v Bangladesh Bloemfontein 06 Oct 2017
32 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018

It also provides the fifth occasion of a South African bowler capturing ten or more wickets against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 CB Llewellyn 49.5 12 116 10 v Australia Johannesburg 18 Oct 1902
2 HJ Tayfield 66.5×8 22 165 13 v Australia Melbourne 24 Dec 1952
3 PS de Villiers 59.3 20 123 10 v Australia Sydney 02 Jan 1994
4 M Ntini 44.5 6 178 10 v Australia Johannesburg 31 Mar 2006
5 DW Steyn 49.2 9 154 10 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
5 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018

It also provides the third occasion of a South African bowler capturing ten or more wickets against Australia at home. All such occasions are tabulated below. K Rabada’s match figures represent the best match figures by a South African bowler against Australia at home

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 CB Llewellyn 49.5 12 116 10 v Australia Johannesburg 18 Oct 1902
2 M Ntini 44.5 6 178 10 v Australia Johannesburg 31 Mar 2006
3 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018

DW Steyn {05}, K Rabada {04} and M Ntini {04} are the three South African bowlers who have captured ten wicket hauls on four or more occasions. K Rabada joined the elite list with his ten wicket haul against Australia at Port Elizabeth.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 DW Steyn 31.3 4 093 10 v New Zealand Johannesburg 08 Nov 2007
2 DW Steyn 24.3 6 091 10 v New Zealand Centurion 16 Nov 2007
3 DW Steyn 49.2 9 154 10 v Australia Melbourne 26 Dec 2008
4 DW Steyn 34.5 7 108 10 v India Nagpur 06 Feb 2010
5 DW Steyn 36.5 16 060 11 v Pakistan Johannesburg 01 Feb 2013
                 
1 K Rabada 39.4 8 144 13 v England Centurion 22 Jan 2016
2 K Rabada 29.0 5 092 10 v Sri Lanka Cape Town 02 Jan 2017
3 K Rabada 24.5 5 063 10 v Bangladesh Bloemfontein 06 Oct 2017
4 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018
                 
1 M Ntini 48.0 8 220 10 v England Lord’s 31 Jul 2003
2 M Ntini 47.5 10 132 13 v West Indies Port of Spain 08 Apr 2005
3 M Ntini 44.5 6 178 10 v Australia Johannesburg 31 Mar 2006
4 M Ntini 33.0 5 145 10 v New Zealand Centurion 15 Apr 2006

The following table lists  the  21 occasions of South African bowlers capturing ten or more wickets in a test against various oppositions on home soil.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 CB Llewellyn 49.5 12 116 10 v Australia Johannesburg 18 Oct 1902
2 SJ Snooke 53.0 9 127 12 v England Johannesburg 10 Mar 1906
3 AEE Vogler 52.1 6 181 12 v England Johannesburg 01 Jan 1910
4 AE Hall 62.3 20 112 11 v England Cape Town 01 Jan 1923
5 EP Nupen 51.4 4 150 11 v England Johannesburg 24 Dec 1930
6 HJ Tayfield 74.0×8 26 192 13 v England Johannesburg 15 Feb 1957
7 SF Burke 81.0 29 196 11 v New Zealand Cape Town 01 Jan 1962
8 AA Donald 55.0 15 139 12 v India Port Elizabeth 26 Dec 1992
9 PS de Villiers 40.2 15 108 10 v Pakistan Johannesburg 19 Jan 1995
10 AA Donald 38.0 10 127 11 v England Johannesburg 25 Nov 1999
11 SM Pollock 48.4 18 147 10 v India Bloemfontein 03 Nov 2001
12 M Ntini 44.5 6 178 10 v Australia Johannesburg 31 Mar 2006
13 M Ntini 33.0 5 145 10 v New Zealand Centurion 15 Apr 2006
14 DW Steyn 31.3 4 93 10 v New Zealand Johannesburg 08 Nov 2007
15 DW Steyn 24.3 6 91 10 v New Zealand Centurion 16 Nov 2007
16 VD Philander 24.1 3 102 10 v Sri Lanka Centurion 15 Dec 2011
17 DW Steyn 36.5 16 60 11 v Pakistan Johannesburg 01 Feb 2013
17 K Rabada 39.4 8 144 13 v England Centurion 22 Jan 2016
19 K Rabada 29.0 5 92 10 v Sri Lanka Cape Town 02 Jan 2017
20 K Rabada 24.5 5 63 10 v Bangladesh Bloemfontein 06 Oct 2017
21 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018

K Rabada with four  ten wicket hauls at home holds the record for  most  ten wicket hauls by a South African bowlers at home. He went past DW Steyn  who had three ten  wicket hauls  at home. K Rabada’s 11 for 150 against Australia at Port Elizabeth was  his  fourth ten  wicket  haul at home.

No Player Overs M Runs W Opposition Ground Start Date
1 K Rabada 39.4 8 144 13 v England Centurion 22 Jan 2016
2 K Rabada 29.0 5 92 10 v Sri Lanka Cape Town 02 Jan 2017
3 K Rabada 24.5 5 63 10 v Bangladesh Bloemfontein 06 Oct 2017
4 K Rabada 43.0 11 150 11 v Australia Port Elizabeth 09 Mar 2018
                 
1 DW Steyn 31.3 4 93 10 v New Zealand Johannesburg 08 Nov 2007
2 DW Steyn 24.3 6 91 10 v New Zealand Centurion 16 Nov 2007
3 DW Steyn 36.5 16 60 11 v Pakistan Johannesburg 01 Feb 2013
Twenty20 Internationals won with a last ball boundary six

Twenty20 Internationals won with a last ball boundary six

Out of the  20 T20I games which were on the last ball of the match, only five matches have been won with a last-ball boundary six. The following table lists all such games which include India’s win with a last-ball six against Bangladesh at Col-RPS on 18.03.18. The table contains the name of the batsman who scored the boundary six and the name of the bowler who was hit for a boundary six off the last ball. It is interesting to note that India has been at the receiving end on two occasions. 

No Winner Margin Target Oppn Ground Date Batsman Bowler LB
1 Srl 5 wkts 164 Ind Gros Islet 11.05.10 CK Kapugadera A Nehra 6
2 Eng 6 wkts 178 Ind Mumbai 22.12.12 EJG Morgan AB Dinda 6
3 Pak 2 wkts 153 Win Kingstown 27.07.13 Zulfiqar Babar MN Samuels 6
4 Zim 5 wkts 141 Net Sylhet 19.03.14 V Sibanda Ahsan Malik 6
5 Ind 4 wkts 167 Ban Col (RPS) 18.03.18 KD Karthik S Sarkar 6

Batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings in Irani Trophy

Batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings in Irani Trophy

The following are the occasions of a batsman scoring 150 plus runs in an Irani Trophy. It is noted that there are 35 occasions.

No Player Runs Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 W Jaffer 286 Vidarbha v Rest of Ind Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
2 M Vijay 266 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Bengaluru 21 Sep 2012
3 PK Amre 246 Rest of Ind v Bengal Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
4 S Amarnath 235* Delhi v Rest of Ind Delhi 23 Oct 1980
5 RJ Shastri 217 Rest of Ind v Bengal Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
6 PH Sharma 206 Rest of Ind v Bombay Mumbai 27 Jan 1978
7 Yuvraj Singh 204* Rest of Ind v Mumbai Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
8 WP Saha 203* Rest of Ind v Gujarat Mumbai (BS) 20 Jan 2017
9 GR Viswanath 200* Karnataka v Rest of Ind Ahmedabad 25 Oct 1974
10 RD Parkar 195 Bombay v Rest of Ind Pune 28 Oct 1972
11 AM Rahane 191 Mumbai v Rest of Ind Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
12 WV Raman 184 Rest of Ind v Delhi Delhi 27 Sep 1992
13 GH Vihari 183 Rest of Ind v Vidarbha Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
14 PA Patel 179 Rest of Ind v Mumbai Rajkot 06 Oct 2007
15 VN Sundaram 177 Rest of Ind v Bombay Mumbai 27 Jan 1978
16 S Dhawan 177 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
17 SG Adhikari 173 Bombay v Rest of Ind Mumbai (BS) 05 Apr 1963
18 GK Bose 170 Rest of Ind v Bombay Bengaluru 09 Nov 1973
19 CJ Gandhi 169 Gujarat v Rest of Ind Mumbai (BS) 20 Jan 2017
20 VVS Laxman 167 Rest of Ind v Mumbai Mumbai 13 Oct 2000
21 SJ Kalyani 165 Rest of Ind v Delhi Jodhpur 07 Nov 1986
22 J Arun Lal 164* Bengal v Rest of Ind Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
23 ZM Bharucha 164* Bombay v Rest of Ind Mumbai 12 Oct 1994
24 AL Wadekar 164 Bombay v Rest of Ind Kolkata 19 Dec 1970
25 GR Viswanath 161* Rest of Ind v Bombay Pune 28 Oct 1972
26 A Mukund 161 Rest of Ind v Mumbai Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
27 RMH Binny 158 Karnataka v Rest of Ind Rajkot 01 Sep 1983
28 AV Wankhede 157* Vidarbha v Rest of Ind Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
29 SM Gavaskar 156* Rest of Ind v Karnataka Ahmedabad 25 Oct 1974
30 AT Rayudu 156* Rest of Ind v Mumbai Mumbai 06 Feb 2013
31 SA Yadav 156 Mumbai v Rest of Ind Mumbai (BS) 06 Mar 2016
32 S Dhawan 155 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
33 A Mukund 154 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
34 AM Rahane 152 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
35 DB Vengsarkar 151 Rest of Ind v Karnataka Bengaluru 16 Sep 1978

W Jaffer {286} and A Wankhede {157*} scored 150 plus runs for Vidharba against Rest of India at Nagpur to provide the fourth occasion of two batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in an innings in the tournament. It also provides the first ever occasion of Ranji Trophy Champions batsmen performing such a feat

No Player Runs Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 PH Sharma 206 Rest of Ind v Bombay Mumbai 27 Jan 1978
2 VN Sundaram 177 Rest of Ind v Bombay Mumbai 27 Jan 1978
             
1 PK Amre 246 Rest of Ind v Bengal Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
2 RJ Shastri 217 Rest of Ind v Bengal Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
             
1 A Mukund 154 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
2 AM Rahane 152 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
             
1 W Jaffer 286 Vidarbha v Rest of Ind Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
2 AV Wankhede 157* Vidarbha v Rest of Ind Nagpur 14 Mar 2018

A Mukund, AM Rahane, GR Viswanath and S Dhawan are the four batsmen to score 150 plus runs in an innings on two occasions in the tournament. GR Viswanath is the only batsman to score 200 and 150 plus runs, while S Dhawan’s 150 plus scores have come in the same match – 150 plus  runs in both innings of a match

No Player Runs Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 A Mukund 161 Rest of Ind v Mumbai Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
2 A Mukund 154 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
             
1 AM Rahane 191 Mumbai v Rest of Ind Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
2 AM Rahane 152 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
             
1 GR Viswanath 200* Karnataka v Rest of Ind Ahmedabad 25 Oct 1974
2 GR Viswanath 161* Rest of Ind v Bombay Pune 28 Oct 1972
             
1 S Dhawan 177 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
2 S Dhawan 155 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011

The following Irani Trophy matches have witnessed three or more batsmen scoring 150 plus runs. Four Rest of India batsmen have scored centuries against Rajasthan at  Jaipur in Oct 2011.

No Player Runs Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 PK Amre 246 Rest of Ind v Bengal Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
2 RJ Shastri 217 Rest of Ind v Bengal Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
3 J Arun Lal 164* Bengal v Rest of Ind Bengaluru 02 Nov 1990
             
1 Yuvraj Singh 204* Rest of Ind v Mumbai Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
2 AM Rahane 191 Mumbai v Rest of Ind Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
3 A Mukund 161 Rest of Ind v Mumbai Jaipur 01 Oct 2010
             
1 S Dhawan 177 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
2 S Dhawan 155 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
3 A Mukund 154 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
4 AM Rahane 152 Rest of Ind v Rajasthan Jaipur 01 Oct 2011
             
1 W Jaffer 286 Vidarbha v Rest of Ind Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
2 AV Wankhede 157* Vidarbha v Rest of Ind Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
3 GH Vihari 183 Rest of Ind v Vidarbha Nagpur 14 Mar 2018
RG Sharma completes 7000 Twenty20 runs

RG Sharma completes 7000 Twenty20 runs

RG Sharma’s run-aggregate at the end of the finals of Nidahas Trophy against Bangladesh on 18.03.18 read 1852. He now occupies the fifth position among the highest run-getters in T20Is. MJ Guptill {2271}, BB McCullum {2140}, V Kohli {1983} and TM Dilshan {1889} are the four batsmen who have scored more than RG Sharma in T20Is.

RG Sharma became the second Indian batsman to total 1800 runs in T20Is after V Kohli. V Kohli has an aggregate of 1983 runs.

RG Sharma registered his 16th fifty in T20Is when he scored 56 in this game.He now shares the second place with MJ Guptill for most fifties in T20Is. The first place is occupied by V Kohli with 18 fifties.

RG Sharma registered his 14th half century in T20Is when he scored 56 in this game.He now shares the second place with MJ Guptill for most half-centuries in T20Is. The first place is occupied by V Kohli with 18 half centuries

RG Sharma became the second Indian batsman to score 16 or more fifties in T20Is after V Kohli. V Kohli has scored 18 fifties.

RG Sharma became the second Indian batsman to score 14 or more half-centuries in T20Is after V Kohli. V Kohli has scored 18 half centuries.

RG Sharma’s 56 in this game represent his 10th half century as an opening batsman in T20Is. He became the sixth opening batsman to score ten or more half-centuries in T20Is. Others are – MJ Guptill {14}. CH Gayle {13}, TM Dilshan {13}, DA Warner {12} and SR Watson {10}

RG Sharma’s aggregate of boundary sixes as an opening batsman read 61 at the end of this game. He became the sixth opening batsman in the history of T20Is to score 60 plus boundary sixes. Others are – CH Gayle {103}, MJ Guptill {92}, DA Warner {72}. SR Watson {72} and Mohammad Shahzad {61|

YS Chahal’s aggregate of wickets in T20Is read 35 wickets including the three wickets he took in this game. He became the third Indian bowler to capture 35 plus wickets in T20Is. Others are R Ashwin {52} and JJ Bumrah {41}

With the win against Bangladesh, India carved its 61st win in T20Is. India now occupies the second place in the list  of teams which have won most T20I games. The first place is occupied by Pakistan which has won 74 games. India went past South Africa which has won 60 games to occupy the second place.

India won its eighth game against Sri Lanka by winning this game. India and Pakistan share the record for winning most games against Bangladesh in T20Is. Pakistan has also won eight games against Bangladesh in 20Is

RG Sharma completed 7000 runs in T20s when he was on 26 during his knock of 56 in this game. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 7030. He became the tenth batsman in the history of T20 games to aggregate 7000 plus runs. The following table lists all the batsmen who have accomplished the feat

No Player Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s
1 CH Gayle 2005-2018 323 316 44 11068 175* 40.69 20 67 20 835 819
2 BB McCullum 2005-2018 329 324 33 8992 158* 30.90 7 47 18 846 439
3 KA Pollard 2006-2018 413 371 104 8048 89* 30.14 0 40 14 518 521
4 Shoaib Malik 2005-2018 303 284 77 7674 95* 37.07 0 46 8 599 223
5 DA Warner 2007-2018 243 242 25 7668 135* 35.33 6 59 15 765 319
6 DR Smith 2006-2018 318 310 26 7603 110* 26.77 5 45 27 726 367
7 BJ Hodge 2003-2018 277 261 60 7406 106 36.84 2 48 14 709 248
8 SK Raina 2006-2018 276 262 41 7378 126* 33.38 4 42 11 654 283
9 V Kohli 2007-2018 228 215 40 7095 113 40.54 4 52 8 662 220
10 RG Sharma 2007-2018 270 258 41 7030 118 32.39 4 49 15 607 290

He also became the third Indian batsman to aggregate 7000 plus runs after SK Raina and V Kohli. SK Raina and V Kohli has aggregated 7378 and 7095 runs respectively.

No Player Span Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 0 4s 6s
1 SK Raina 2006-2018 276 262 41 7378 126* 33.38 4 42 11 654 283
2 V Kohli 2007-2018 228 215 40 7095 113 40.54 4 52 8 662 220
3 RG Sharma 2007-2018 270 258 41 7030 118 32.39 4 49 15 607 290

KD Karthik has effected 50 stumping dismissals in T20 games at the end of this tournament. He became the fourth wicketkeeper to effect 50 plus stumping dismissals in the history of T20 games. Others are – Kamran Akmal {92}, MS Dhoni {70} and KC Sangakkara {60}

 

 

Twenty20 Internationals won on the last ball of the match

Twenty20 Internationals won on the last ball of the match

India won the finals of the Nidahas Trophy against Bangladesh at Col-RPS on 18.03.18 on the last ball of the match to provide the 20th occasion of a team winning a T20I on the last ball of the match. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No Winner Margin Target Overs Opposition Ground Match Date
1 New Zealand 5 wickets 150 20.0 v India Wellington 27 Feb 2009
2 Netherlands 4 wickets 163 20.0 v England Lord’s 05 Jun 2009
3 Sri Lanka 5 wickets 164 20.0 v India Gros Islet 11 May 2010
4 England 1 wicket 158 20.0 v Australia Adelaide 12 Jan 2011
5 Scotland 4 wickets 136 20.0 v Canada Dubai (DSC) 23 Mar 2012
6 Bangladesh 2 wickets 141 20.0 v Ireland Belfast 21 Jul 2012
7 Netherlands 1 wicket 129 20.0 v Bangladesh The Hague 26 Jul 2012
8 England 6 wickets 178 20.0 v India Mumbai 22 Dec 2012
9 New Zealand 8 wickets 169 19.0 v South Africa East London 23 Dec 2012
10 Pakistan 2 wickets 153 20.0 v West Indies Kingstown 27 Jul 2013
11 Sri Lanka 3 wickets 121 20.0 v Bangladesh Chittagong 14 Feb 2014
12 Ireland 3 wickets 164 20.0 v Zimbabwe Sylhet 17 Mar 2014
13 Zimbabwe 5 wickets 141 20.0 v Netherlands Sylhet 19 Mar 2014
14 Hong Kong 5 wickets 162 20.0 v Afghanistan Dublin (M) 21 Jul 2015
15 India 7 wickets 198 20.0 v Australia Sydney 31 Jan 2016
16 South Africa 3 wickets 135 20.0 v England Cape Town 19 Feb 2016
17 Australia 5 wickets 205 20.0 v South Africa Johannesburg 06 Mar 2016
18 Sri Lanka 5 wickets 169 20.0 v Australia Melbourne 17 Feb 2017
19 Sri Lanka 2 wickets 174 20.0 v Australia Geelong 19 Feb 2017
20 India 4 wickets 167 20.0 v Bangladesh Col (RPS) 18 Mar 2018

India’s win on the last ball of the match against Bangladesh at   Col-RPS on 18.03.18 provide the second occasion of  India winning a T20I on the last ball of the match. The other occasion was India winning by seven wickets against Australia at Sydney on 31.01.16. India was set a target of 198.

No Winner Margin Target Overs Opposition Ground Match Date
1 India 7 wickets 198 20.0 v Australia Sydney 31 Jan 2016
2 India 4 wickets 167 20.0 v Bangladesh Col (RPS) 18 Mar 2018

India’s win on the last ball of the match against Bangladesh at   Col-RPS on 18.03.18 provides the third occasion of  Bangladesh losing a T20I on the last ball of the match. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Winner Margin Target Overs Opposition Ground Match Date
1 Netherlands 1 wicket 129 20.0 v Bangladesh The Hague 26 Jul 2012
2 Sri Lanka 3 wickets 121 20.0 v Bangladesh Chittagong 14 Feb 2014
3 India 4 wickets 167 20.0 v Bangladesh Col (RPS) 18 Mar 2018