Teams posting 650 plus runs in a test innings

Teams posting 650 plus runs in a test innings

Australia posted a team total of 654 for 6 declared against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the 66th occasion of a team posting a total of  650 plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversIOppositionGroundStart Date
1England849258.201v West IndiesKingston03 Apr 1930
2Australia729/6d232.002v EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1930
3Australia695256.102v EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
4Australia701171.201v EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
5England658/8d188.001v AustraliaNottingham10 Jun 1938
6England903/7d335.201v AustraliaThe Oval20 Aug 1938
7England654/05218.2×804v South AfricaDurban03 Mar 1939
8Australia659/8d173.0×802v EnglandSydney13 Dec 1946
9Australia674151.3×801v IndiaAdelaide23 Jan 1948
10West Indies681/8d198.401v EnglandPort of Spain17 Mar 1954
11Australia668235.501v West IndiesBridgetown14 May 1955
12Australia758/8d245.402v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 1955
13Pakistan657/8d319.003v West IndiesBridgetown17 Jan 1958
14West Indies790/3d208.102v PakistanKingston26 Feb 1958
15Australia656/8d255.501v EnglandManchester23 Jul 1964
16Australia650/6d189.001v West IndiesBridgetown05 May 1965
17West Indies652/8d168.401v EnglandLord’s23 Aug 1973
18West Indies687/8d182.501v EnglandThe Oval12 Aug 1976
19Pakistan652142.402v IndiaFaisalabad03 Jan 1983
20Pakistan674/06224.502v IndiaFaisalabad24 Oct 1984
21England652/7d175.002v IndiaChennai13 Jan 1985
22India676/07167.102v Sri LankaKanpur17 Dec 1986
23Pakistan708220.301v EnglandThe Oval06 Aug 1987
24Pakistan699/05203.402v IndiaLahore01 Dec 1989
25England653/4d162.001v IndiaLord’s26 Jul 1990
26New Zealand671/04220.303v Sri LankaWellington31 Jan 1991
27Australia653/4d193.001v EnglandLeeds22 Jul 1993
28West Indies660/5d169.201v New ZealandWellington10 Feb 1995
29West Indies692/8d163.002v EnglandThe Oval24 Aug 1995
30Sri Lanka952/6d271.002v IndiaCol-RPS02 Aug 1997
31India657/7d178.003v AustraliaEden Gardens11 Mar 2001
32Australia652/7d146.001v South AfricaJohannesburg22 Feb 2002
33South Africa682/6d177.002v EnglandLord’s31 Jul 2003
34Australia735/6d146.301v ZimbabweW.A.C.A09 Oct 2003
35South Africa658/9d166.202v West IndiesDurban26 Dec 2003
36India705/7d187.301v AustraliaSydney02 Jan 2004
37India675/5d161.501v PakistanMultan28 Mar 2004
38West Indies751/5d202.001v EnglandSt John’s10 Apr 2004
39Sri Lanka713/3d165.302v ZimbabweBulawayo14 May 2004
40West Indies747235.202v South AfricaSt John’s29 Apr 2005
41Pakistan679/7d143.301v IndiaLahore13 Jan 2006
42Sri Lanka756/5d185.102v South AfricaCol-SSC27 Jul 2006
43India664170.001v EnglandThe Oval09 Aug 2007
44Pakistan765/6d248.502v Sri LankaKarachi21 Feb 2009
45West Indies749/9d194.402v EnglandBridgetown26 Feb 2009
46South Africa651154.302v AustraliaCape Town19 Mar 2009
47Australia674/6d181.002v EnglandCardiff08 Jul 2009
48Sri Lanka760/7d202.402v IndiaAhmedabad16 Nov 2009
49India726/9d163.302v Sri LankaBrabourne02 Dec 2009
50India707225.202v Sri LankaCol-SSC26 Jul 2010
51England710/7d188.102v IndiaBirmingham10 Aug 2011
52Australia659/4d163.002v IndiaSydney03 Jan 2012
53Sri Lanka730/6d187.502v BangladeshMirpur27 Jan 2014
54New Zealand680/8d210.003v IndiaWellington14 Feb 2014
55New Zealand690143.102v PakistanSharjah26 Nov 2014
56India759/7d190.402v EnglandChennai16 Dec 2016
57India687/6d166.001v BangladeshHyderabad09 Feb 2017
58Australia662/9d179.302v EnglandW.A.C.A14 Dec 2017
59Sri Lanka713/9d199.302v BangladeshChattogram31 Jan 2018
60New Zealand715/6d163.002v BangladeshHamilton28 Feb 2019
61New Zealand659/6d158.502v PakistanChristchurch03 Jan 2021
62England657101.001v PakistanRawalpindi01 Dec 2022
63Sri Lanka704/3d151.002v IrelandGalle24 Apr 2023
64England823/7d150.002v PakistanMultan07 Oct 2024
65Afghanistan699197.002v ZimbabweBulawayo26 Dec 2024
66Australia654/6d154.001v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

Australia posted a team total of 654 for 6 declared against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the sixth occasion of a team posting a total of  650 plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversIOppositionGroundStart Date
1India676/07167.102v Sri LankaKanpur17 Dec 1986
2New Zealand671/04220.303v Sri LankaWellington31 Jan 1991
3Pakistan765/6d248.502v Sri LankaKarachi21 Feb 2009
4India726/9d163.302v Sri LankaBrabourne02 Dec 2009
5India707225.202v Sri LankaCol-SSC26 Jul 2010
6Australia654/6d154.001v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

Australia posted a team total of 654 for 6 declared against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the 16th occasion of Australia posting a total of  650 plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoTeamScoreOversIOppositionGroundStart Date
1Australia729/6d232.002v EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1930
2Australia695256.102v EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
3Australia701171.201v EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
4Australia659/8d173.0×802v EnglandSydney13 Dec 1946
5Australia674151.3×801v IndiaAdelaide23 Jan 1948
6Australia668235.501v West IndiesBridgetown14 May 1955
7Australia758/8d245.402v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 1955
8Australia656/8d255.501v EnglandManchester23 Jul 1964
9Australia650/6d189.001v West IndiesBridgetown05 May 1965
10Australia653/4d193.001v EnglandLeeds22 Jul 1993
11Australia652/7d146.001v South AfricaJohannesburg22 Feb 2002
12Australia735/6d146.301v ZimbabweW.A.C.A09 Oct 2003
13Australia674/6d181.002v EnglandCardiff08 Jul 2009
14Australia659/4d163.002v IndiaSydney03 Jan 2012
15Australia662/9d179.302v EnglandW.A.C.A14 Dec 2017
16Australia654/6d154.001v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

Australia posted a team total of 654 for 6 declared against Sri Lanka in the on-going test at Galle to provide the first occasion of Australia posting a total of  650 plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket against Sri Lanka. The occasion is tabulated below. This constitutes a record team total by Australia in a test innings against Sri Lanka. This score is an improvement over the previous best total of 617 for 5 declared at WACA in Dec 1995.

NoTeamScoreOversIOppositionGroundStart Date
1Australia654/6d154.001v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

The following are the fourteen occasions of a team dismissed all out after posting 650 plus runs in an innings in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below. The list includes four occasions of Australia dismissed all out after posting 650 plus runs in an innings.

NoTeamScoreOversIOppositionGroundStart Date
1England849258.201v West IndiesKingston03 Apr 1930
2Australia695256.102v EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
3Australia701171.201v EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
4Australia674151.3×801v IndiaAdelaide23 Jan 1948
5Australia668235.501v West IndiesBridgetown14 May 1955
6Pakistan652142.402v IndiaFaisalabad03 Jan 1983
7Pakistan708220.301v EnglandThe Oval06 Aug 1987
8West Indies747235.202v South AfricaSt John’s29 Apr 2005
9India664170.001v EnglandThe Oval09 Aug 2007
10South Africa651154.302v AustraliaCape Town19 Mar 2009
11India707225.202v Sri LankaCol-SSC26 Jul 2010
12New Zealand690143.102v PakistanSharjah26 Nov 2014
13England657101.001v PakistanRawalpindi01 Dec 2022
14Afghanistan699197.002v ZimbabweBulawayo26 Dec 2024

The list includes four occasions of Australia dismissed all out after posting 650 plus runs in an innings.

NoTeamScoreOversIOppositionGroundStart Date
1Australia695256.102v EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
2Australia701171.201v EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
3Australia674151.3×801v IndiaAdelaide23 Jan 1948
4Australia668235.501v West IndiesBridgetown14 May 1955

Australian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnerships in a test innings

Australian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnerships in a test innings

UT Khawaja and SPD Smith posted 266 runs for the third wicket in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Galle to provide the 154th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1WL Murdoch, HJH Scott0320701v EnglandThe Oval11 Aug 1884
2SE Gregory, GHS Trott0422103v EnglandLord’s22 Jun 1896
3MJ Hartigan, C Hill0824303v EnglandAdelaide10 Jan 1908
4W Bardsley, C Hill0222401v South AfricaSydney09 Dec 1910
5W Bardsley, C Kelleway0320201v South AfricaManchester27 May 1912
6W Bardsley, C Kelleway0324202v South AfricaLord’s15 Jul 1912
7HL Collins, JM Gregory0320901v South AfricaJohannesburg12 Nov 1921
8CG Macartney, WM Woodfull0223501v EnglandLeeds10 Jul 1926
9HSTL Hendry, WM Woodfull0221503v EnglandSydney14 Dec 1928
10DG Bradman, WM Woodfull0223102v EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1930
11DG Bradman, AF Kippax0322901v EnglandLeeds11 Jul 1930
12DG Bradman, A Jackson0424302v EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
13DG Bradman, WH Ponsford0222901v West IndiesBrisbane16 Jan 1931
14DG Bradman, WM Woodfull0227403v South AfricaMelbourne31 Dec 1931
15DG Bradman, WH Ponsford0438802v EnglandLeeds20 Jul 1934
16DG Bradman, WH Ponsford0245101v EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
17WA Brown, JHW Fingleton0123301v South AfricaCape Town01 Jan 1936
18DG Bradman, JHW Fingleton0634603v EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1937
19DG Bradman, SJ McCabe0324901v EnglandMelbourne26 Feb 1937
20DG Bradman, AL Hassett0327601v EnglandBrisbane29 Nov 1946
21SG Barnes, DG Bradman0540502v EnglandSydney13 Dec 1946
22DG Bradman, AR Morris05223*03v IndiaMelbourne01 Jan 1948
23SG Barnes, DG Bradman0223601v IndiaAdelaide23 Jan 1948
24DG Bradman, AR Morris0230104v EnglandLeeds22 Jul 1948
25J Moroney, AR Morris0121401v South AfricaJohannesburg10 Feb 1950
26AL Hassett, KR Miller0423502v West IndiesSydney30 Nov 1951
27AL Hassett, CC McDonald0227501v South AfricaAdelaide24 Jan 1953
28RN Harvey, AR Morris0320201v EnglandBrisbane26 Nov 1954
29RN Harvey, KR Miller0322401v West IndiesKingston26 Mar 1955
30RG Archer, KR Miller0620601v West IndiesBridgetown14 May 1955
31RN Harvey, CC McDonald0329502v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 1955
32RG Archer, KR Miller0522002v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 1955
33JW Burke, RN Harvey0220402v IndiaBrabourne26 Oct 1956
34RN Harvey, NCL O’Neill0320702v IndiaBrabourne01 Jan 1960
35WM Lawry, IR Redpath0121902v South AfricaMelbourne01 Jan 1964
36WM Lawry, RB Simpson0120101v EnglandManchester23 Jul 1964
37BC Booth, RB Simpson0521901v EnglandManchester23 Jul 1964
38BC Booth, RM Cowper0322502v West IndiesPort of Spain26 Mar 1965
39WM Lawry, RB Simpson0138201v West IndiesBridgetown05 May 1965
40WM Lawry, RB Simpson0124402v EnglandAdelaide28 Jan 1966
41RM Cowper, WM Lawry0321202v EnglandMelbourne11 Feb 1966
42IM Chappell, WM Lawry0221702v West IndiesBrisbane06 Dec 1968
43IM Chappell, WM Lawry0229802v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 1968
44WM Lawry, KD Walters0433601v West IndiesSydney14 Feb 1969
45IR Redpath, KD Walters0421003v West IndiesSydney14 Feb 1969
46KR Stackpole, KD Walters0320901v EnglandBrisbane27 Nov 1970
47GS Chappell, IR Redpath0621902v EnglandW.A.C.A11 Dec 1970
48IM Chappell, KR Stackpole0220204v EnglandAdelaide29 Jan 1971
49GS Chappell, IM Chappell0320102v EnglandThe Oval10 Aug 1972
50J Benaud, AP Sheahan0223303v PakistanMelbourne29 Dec 1972
51GS Chappell, IM Chappell0326401v New ZealandWellington01 Mar 1974
52GS Chappell, IR Redpath0222003v EnglandSydney04 Jan 1975
53IM Chappell, RB McCosker0227701v EnglandThe Oval28 Aug 1975
54GJ Gilmour, KD Walters0721701v New ZealandChristchurch18 Feb 1977
55CS Serjeant, GM Wood0425104v West IndiesGeorgetown31 Mar 1978
56AR Border, KJ Hughes0322201v IndiaChennai11 Sep 1979
57KJ Hughes, GN Yallop0320601v IndiaEden Gardens26 Oct 1979
58GS Chappell, GN Yallop0421701v PakistanFaisalabad06 Mar 1980
59WB Phillips, GN Yallop0225901v PakistanW.A.C.A11 Nov 1983
60KJ Hughes, GN Yallop0320302v PakistanMelbourne26 Dec 1983
61AR Border, GM Ritchie0521602v EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1985
62DC Boon, GR Marsh0121702v IndiaSydney02 Jan 1986
63GRJ Matthews, GM Ritchie0521301v New ZealandWellington21 Feb 1986
64SR Waugh, GM Wood0520002v West IndiesW.A.C.A02 Dec 1988
65AR Border, DM Jones0421401v West IndiesAdelaide03 Feb 1989
66GR Marsh, MA Taylor0132901v EnglandNottingham10 Aug 1989
67DM Jones, SR Waugh06260*03v Sri LankaHobart16 Dec 1989
68DC Boon, MA Taylor0222103v IndiaAdelaide25 Jan 1992
69AR Border, ME Waugh0520401v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 1992
70MJ Slater, MA Taylor0126001v EnglandLord’s17 Jun 1993
71AR Border, SR Waugh05332*01v EnglandLeeds22 Jul 1993
72DC Boon, MJ Slater0223501v New ZealandHobart26 Nov 1993
73AR Border, SR Waugh0520801v South AfricaAdelaide28 Jan 1994
74MJ Slater, MA Taylor0120804v EnglandSydney01 Jan 1995
75GS Blewett, SR Waugh0620303v EnglandW.A.C.A03 Feb 1995
76ME Waugh, SR Waugh0423102v West IndiesKingston29 Apr 1995
77MJ Slater, MA Taylor0122802v Sri LankaW.A.C.A08 Dec 1995
78GS Blewett, SR Waugh0538502v South AfricaJohannesburg28 Feb 1997
79MTG Elliott, RT Ponting0526802v EnglandLeeds24 Jul 1997
80JL Langer, MA Taylor0227901v PakistanPeshawar15 Oct 1998
81RT Ponting, SR Waugh0528101v West IndiesBridgetown26 Mar 1999
82GS Blewett, MJ Slater0126902v PakistanBrisbane05 Nov 1999
83AC Gilchrist, JL Langer0623804v PakistanHobart18 Nov 1999
84JL Langer, RT Ponting0532702v PakistanW.A.C.A26 Nov 1999
85RT Ponting, SR Waugh0523901v IndiaAdelaide10 Dec 1999
86RT Ponting, ME Waugh0322101v EnglandLeeds16 Aug 2001
87ML Hayden, JL Langer0122401v New ZealandBrisbane08 Nov 2001
88ML Hayden, JL Langer0122301v New ZealandHobart22 Nov 2001
89ML Hayden, JL Langer0120202v South AfricaMelbourne26 Dec 2001
90ML Hayden, JL Langer0121901v South AfricaSydney02 Jan 2002
91AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0631701v South AfricaJohannesburg22 Feb 2002
92ML Hayden, RT Ponting0227201v EnglandBrisbane07 Nov 2002
93DR Martyn, RT Ponting0324202v EnglandAdelaide21 Nov 2002
94JL Langer, RT Ponting0224802v West IndiesGeorgetown10 Apr 2003
95DS Lehmann, RT Ponting0331501v West IndiesPort of Spain19 Apr 2003
96ML Hayden, JL Langer0124203v West IndiesSt John’s09 May 2003
97DS Lehmann, SR Waugh0425002v BangladeshCairns25 Jul 2003
98ML Hayden, SR Waugh0420701v ZimbabweW.A.C.A09 Oct 2003
99AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden0623301v ZimbabweW.A.C.A09 Oct 2003
100ML Hayden, RT Ponting0223402v IndiaMelbourne26 Dec 2003
101DS Lehmann, DR Martyn0420603v Sri LankaGalle08 Mar 2004
102AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0320003v Sri LankaKandy16 Mar 2004
103SM Katich, JL Langer0621803v Sri LankaColombo (SSC)24 Mar 2004
104ML Hayden, JL Langer0125501v Sri LankaCairns09 Jul 2004
105MJ Clarke, AC Gilchrist0621602v New ZealandBrisbane18 Nov 2004
106AC Gilchrist, SM Katich0721202v New ZealandChristchurch10 Mar 2005
107AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0625601v New ZealandWellington18 Mar 2005
108ML Hayden, MEK Hussey0123102v West IndiesHobart17 Nov 2005
109ML Hayden, RT Ponting0220103v South AfricaDurban24 Mar 2006
110JN Gillespie, MEK Hussey0432002v BangladeshChattogram16 Apr 2006
111MEK Hussey, RT Ponting0420901v EnglandBrisbane23 Nov 2006
112ML Hayden, A Symonds0627902v EnglandMelbourne26 Dec 2006
113MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey0424501v Sri LankaBrisbane08 Nov 2007
114MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0421002v IndiaAdelaide24 Jan 2008
115PA Jaques, SM Katich0122303v West IndiesBridgetown12 Jun 2008
116SM Katich, RT Ponting0223902v EnglandCardiff08 Jul 2009
117BJ Haddin, MJ North0620002v EnglandCardiff08 Jul 2009
118MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0435201v PakistanHobart14 Jan 2010
119MJ Clarke, MJ North0525301v New ZealandWellington19 Mar 2010
120BJ Haddin, MEK Hussey0630702v EnglandBrisbane25 Nov 2010
121MEK Hussey, SE Marsh0425802v Sri LankaPallekele08 Sep 2011
122MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0428802v IndiaSydney03 Jan 2012
123MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey05334*02v IndiaSydney03 Jan 2012
124EJM Cowan, DA Warner0121402v IndiaW.A.C.A13 Jan 2012
125MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0438601v IndiaAdelaide24 Jan 2012
126MJ Clarke, EJM Cowan0425902v South AfricaBrisbane09 Nov 2012
127MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey0522802v South AfricaBrisbane09 Nov 2012
128MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey0527201v South AfricaAdelaide22 Nov 2012
129MJ Clarke, SPD Smith0421401v EnglandManchester01 Aug 2013
130MJ Clarke, BJ Haddin0620001v EnglandAdelaide05 Dec 2013
131SE Marsh, SPD Smith0523301v South AfricaCenturion12 Feb 2014
132AJ Doolan, DA Warner0220503v South AfricaCenturion12 Feb 2014
133CJL Rogers, DA Warner0120001v IndiaSydney06 Jan 2015
134CJL Rogers, SPD Smith0228401v EnglandLord’s16 Jul 2015
135JA Burns, DA Warner0123703v New ZealandBrisbane05 Nov 2015
136UT Khawaja, DA Warner0230201v New ZealandW.A.C.A13 Nov 2015
137SPD Smith, AC Voges0322403v New ZealandW.A.C.A13 Nov 2015
138SE Marsh, AC Voges0444901v West IndiesHobart10 Dec 2015
139JA Burns, UT Khawaja0225801v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 2015
140SPD Smith, AC Voges04223*01v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 2015
141JA Burns, SPD Smith0328902v New ZealandChristchurch20 Feb 2016
142SE Marsh, SPD Smith0224602v Sri LankaColombo (SSC)13 Aug 2016
143MR Marsh, SPD Smith0530102v EnglandW.A.C.A14 Dec 2017
144JA Burns, TM Head0430801v Sri LankaCanberra01 Feb 2019
145JA Burns, DA Warner0122202v PakistanBrisbane21 Nov 2019
146M Labuschagne, DA Warner0236101v PakistanAdelaide29 Nov 2019
147M Labuschagne, SPD Smith0325101v West IndiesPerth30 Nov 2022
148TM Head, M Labuschagne0429701v West IndiesAdelaide08 Dec 2022
149SPD Smith, DA Warner0323902v South AfricaMelbourne26 Dec 2022
150UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0320901v South AfricaSydney04 Jan 2023
151C Green, UT Khawaja0520801v IndiaAhmedabad09 Mar 2023
152TM Head, SPD Smith0428501v IndiaThe Oval07 Jun 2023
153TM Head, SPD Smith0424101v IndiaBrisbane14 Dec 2024
154UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0326601v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

UT Khawaja and SPD Smith posted 266 runs for the third wicket in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Galle to provide the eleventh occasion of Australian batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings. against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1DM Jones, SR Waugh06260*03v Sri LankaHobart16 Dec 1989
2MJ Slater, MA Taylor0122802v Sri LankaW.A.C.A08 Dec 1995
3DS Lehmann, DR Martyn0420603v Sri LankaGalle08 Mar 2004
4AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0320003v Sri LankaKandy16 Mar 2004
5SM Katich, JL Langer0621803v Sri LankaColombo (SSC)24 Mar 2004
6ML Hayden, JL Langer0125501v Sri LankaCairns09 Jul 2004
7MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey0424501v Sri LankaBrisbane08 Nov 2007
8MEK Hussey, SE Marsh0425802v Sri LankaPallekele08 Sep 2011
9SE Marsh, SPD Smith0224602v Sri LankaColombo (SSC)13 Aug 2016
10JA Burns, TM Head0430801v Sri LankaCanberra01 Feb 2019
11UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0326601v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

UT Khawaja and SPD Smith posted 266 runs for the third wicket in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Galle to provide the 29th  occasion of Australian batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings for the third wicket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1WL Murdoch, HJH Scott0320701v EnglandThe Oval11 Aug 1884
2W Bardsley, C Kelleway0320201v South AfricaManchester27 May 1912
3W Bardsley, C Kelleway0324202v South AfricaLord’s15 Jul 1912
4HL Collins, JM Gregory0320901v South AfricaJohannesburg12 Nov 1921
5DG Bradman, AF Kippax0322901v EnglandLeeds11 Jul 1930
6DG Bradman, SJ McCabe0324901v EnglandMelbourne26 Feb 1937
7DG Bradman, AL Hassett0327601v EnglandBrisbane29 Nov 1946
8RN Harvey, AR Morris0320201v EnglandBrisbane26 Nov 1954
9RN Harvey, KR Miller0322401v West IndiesKingston26 Mar 1955
10RN Harvey, CC McDonald0329502v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 1955
11RN Harvey, NCL O’Neill0320702v IndiaBrabourne01 Jan 1960
12BC Booth, RM Cowper0322502v West IndiesPort of Spain26 Mar 1965
13RM Cowper, WM Lawry0321202v EnglandMelbourne11 Feb 1966
14KR Stackpole, KD Walters0320901v EnglandBrisbane27 Nov 1970
15GS Chappell, IM Chappell0320102v EnglandThe Oval10 Aug 1972
16GS Chappell, IM Chappell0326401v New ZealandWellington01 Mar 1974
17AR Border, KJ Hughes0322201v IndiaChennai11 Sep 1979
18KJ Hughes, GN Yallop0320601v IndiaEden Gardens26 Oct 1979
19KJ Hughes, GN Yallop0320302v PakistanMelbourne26 Dec 1983
20RT Ponting, ME Waugh0322101v EnglandLeeds16 Aug 2001
21DR Martyn, RT Ponting0324202v EnglandAdelaide21 Nov 2002
22DS Lehmann, RT Ponting0331501v West IndiesPort of Spain19 Apr 2003
23AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0320003v Sri LankaKandy16 Mar 2004
24SPD Smith, AC Voges0322403v New ZealandW.A.C.A13 Nov 2015
25JA Burns, SPD Smith0328902v New ZealandChristchurch20 Feb 2016
26M Labuschagne, SPD Smith0325101v West IndiesPerth30 Nov 2022
27SPD Smith, DA Warner0323902v South AfricaMelbourne26 Dec 2022
28UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0320901v South AfricaSydney04 Jan 2023
29UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0326601v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

UT Khawaja and SPD Smith posted 266 runs for the third wicket in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Galle to provide the second occasion of Australian batsmen posting a 200 plus runs partnership in a test innings against Sri Lanka for the third wicket. Both such occasions are tabulated below. This partnership constitutes a record partnership for the third wicket against Sri Lanka by Australian batsman,

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0320003v Sri LankaKandy16 Mar 2004
2UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0326601v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025

UT Khawaja and SPD Smith posted 266 runs for the third wicket in the on-going test against Sri Lanka at Galle to provide the 55th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a 250 plus runs partnership in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below in the descending order of runs.

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1DG Bradman, WH Ponsford0245101v EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
2SE Marsh, AC Voges0444901v West IndiesHobart10 Dec 2015
3SG Barnes, DG Bradman0540502v EnglandSydney13 Dec 1946
4DG Bradman, WH Ponsford0438802v EnglandLeeds20 Jul 1934
5MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0438601v IndiaAdelaide24 Jan 2012
6GS Blewett, SR Waugh0538502v South AfricaJohannesburg28 Feb 1997
7WM Lawry, RB Simpson0138201v West IndiesBridgetown05 May 1965
8M Labuschagne, DA Warner0236101v PakistanAdelaide29 Nov 2019
9MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0435201v PakistanHobart14 Jan 2010
10DG Bradman, JHW Fingleton0634603v EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1937
11WM Lawry, KD Walters0433601v West IndiesSydney14 Feb 1969
12MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey05334*02v IndiaSydney03 Jan 2012
13AR Border, SR Waugh05332*01v EnglandLeeds22 Jul 1993
14GR Marsh, MA Taylor0132901v EnglandNottingham10 Aug 1989
15JL Langer, RT Ponting0532702v PakistanW.A.C.A26 Nov 1999
16JN Gillespie, MEK Hussey0432002v BangladeshChattogram16 Apr 2006
17AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0631701v South AfricaJohannesburg22 Feb 2002
18DS Lehmann, RT Ponting0331501v West IndiesPort of Spain19 Apr 2003
19JA Burns, TM Head0430801v Sri LankaCanberra01 Feb 2019
20BJ Haddin, MEK Hussey0630702v EnglandBrisbane25 Nov 2010
21UT Khawaja, DA Warner0230201v New ZealandW.A.C.A13 Nov 2015
22DG Bradman, AR Morris0230104v EnglandLeeds22 Jul 1948
23MR Marsh, SPD Smith0530102v EnglandW.A.C.A14 Dec 2017
24IM Chappell, WM Lawry0229802v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 1968
25TM Head, M Labuschagne0429701v West IndiesAdelaide08 Dec 2022
26RN Harvey, CC McDonald0329502v West IndiesKingston11 Jun 1955
27JA Burns, SPD Smith0328902v New ZealandChristchurch20 Feb 2016
28MJ Clarke, RT Ponting0428802v IndiaSydney03 Jan 2012
29TM Head, SPD Smith0428501v IndiaThe Oval07 Jun 2023
30CJL Rogers, SPD Smith0228401v EnglandLord’s16 Jul 2015
31RT Ponting, SR Waugh0528101v West IndiesBridgetown26 Mar 1999
32JL Langer, MA Taylor0227901v PakistanPeshawar15 Oct 1998
33ML Hayden, A Symonds0627902v EnglandMelbourne26 Dec 2006
34IM Chappell, RB McCosker0227701v EnglandThe Oval28 Aug 1975
35DG Bradman, AL Hassett0327601v EnglandBrisbane29 Nov 1946
36AL Hassett, CC McDonald0227501v South AfricaAdelaide24 Jan 1953
37DG Bradman, WM Woodfull0227403v South AfricaMelbourne31 Dec 1931
38ML Hayden, RT Ponting0227201v EnglandBrisbane07 Nov 2002
39MJ Clarke, MEK Hussey0527201v South AfricaAdelaide22 Nov 2012
40GS Blewett, MJ Slater0126902v PakistanBrisbane05 Nov 1999
41MTG Elliott, RT Ponting0526802v EnglandLeeds24 Jul 1997
42UT Khawaja, SPD Smith0326601v Sri LankaGalle29 Jan 2025
43GS Chappell, IM Chappell0326401v New ZealandWellington01 Mar 1974
44DM Jones, SR Waugh06260*03v Sri LankaHobart16 Dec 1989
45MJ Slater, MA Taylor0126001v EnglandLord’s17 Jun 1993
46WB Phillips, GN Yallop0225901v PakistanW.A.C.A11 Nov 1983
47MJ Clarke, EJM Cowan0425902v South AfricaBrisbane09 Nov 2012
48MEK Hussey, SE Marsh0425802v Sri LankaPallekele08 Sep 2011
49JA Burns, UT Khawaja0225801v West IndiesMelbourne26 Dec 2015
50AC Gilchrist, DR Martyn0625601v New ZealandWellington18 Mar 2005
51ML Hayden, JL Langer0125501v Sri LankaCairns09 Jul 2004
52MJ Clarke, MJ North0525301v New ZealandWellington19 Mar 2010
53CS Serjeant, GM Wood0425104v West IndiesGeorgetown31 Mar 1978
54M Labuschagne, SPD Smith0325101v West IndiesPerth30 Nov 2022
55DS Lehmann, SR Waugh0425002v BangladeshCairns25 Jul 2003
Batsmen who have scored 35 or more centuries in the annals of test cricket – SPD Smith joins the elite list

Batsmen who have scored 35 or more centuries in the annals of test cricket – SPD Smith joins the elite list

SPD Smith of Australia scored 104 not out at the end of the first day’s play against Sri Lanka at Galle In the on-going first test to post his 35th century in tests. He became the seventh batsman in the annals of test cricket to score 35 plus centuries. The following table lists all these batsmen. He went past four batsmen – BC Lara, DPMD Jayawardene. SM Gavaskar and Younis Khan – who have scored 34 centuries in the annals of test cricket.

NoPlayerTeamSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAveCHCZ
1SR TendulkarInd1989-20132003293315921248*53.78516814
2JH KallisSAF1995-2013166280401328922455.37455816
3RT PontingAus1995-2012168287291337825751.85416217
4KC SangakkaraSrl2000-2015134233171240031957.40385211
5R DravidInd1996-2012164286321328827052.31366308
6JE RootEng2012-2024152278231297226250.87366513
7SPD SmithAus2010-2025115205261010323956.44354111
NoPlayerTeamSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAveCHCZ
1BC LaraWin1990-20061312320611953400*52.88344817
2M JayawardeneSrl1997-2014149252151181437449.84345015
3SM GavaskarInd1971-19871252141610122236*51.12344512
4Younis KhanPak2000-2017118213191009931352.05343319
SPD Smith of Australia joins the elite club of “Ten thousand test runs” in the annals of test cricket

SPD Smith of Australia joins the elite club of “Ten thousand test runs” in the annals of test cricket

SPD Smith oF Australia who was stranded on 9999 test runs at the end of recently concluded test series against India in Australia duly completed 10000 test runs when he was one during his knock of 104 not out at the end of the first day’s play against Sri Lanka at Galle In the on-going  first test. His run aggregate read 10103 at the end of the first day’s play. He became the 15th batsman in the annals of test cricket to complete 10000 test runs.  The following table lists all these batsmen

NoPlayerTeamSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAveCHCZ
1SR TendulkarInd1989-20132003293315921248*53.78516814
2RT PontingAus1995-2012168287291337825751.85416217
3JH KallisSAF1995-2013166280401328922455.37455816
4R DravidInd1996-2012164286321328827052.31366308
5JE RootEng2012-2024152278231297226250.87366513
6AN CookEng2006-2018161291161247229445.35335709
7KC SangakkaraSrl2000-2015134233171240031957.40385211
8BC LaraWin1990-20061312320611953400*52.88344817
9S ChanderpaulWin1994-20151642804911867203*51.37306615
10M JayawardeneSrl1997-2014149252151181437449.84345015
11AR BorderAus1978-1994156265441117420550.56276311
12SR WaughAus1985-2004168260461092720051.06325022
13SM GavaskarInd1971-19871252141610122236*51.12344512
14SPD SmithAus2010-2025115205261010323956.44354111
15Younis KhanPak2000-2017118213191009931352.05343319

He also became the fourth Australian batsmen to reach the land mark of 10000 test runs.

NoPlayerTeamSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAveCHCZ
1RT PontingAus1995-2012168287291337825751.85416217
2AR BorderAus1978-1994156265441117420550.56276311
3SR WaughAus1985-2004168260461092720051.06325022
4SPD SmithAus2010-2025115205261010323956.44354111
Bowlers who have captured five or more wickets in an innings on two or more occasions in the history of Twenty20 Internationals

Bowlers who have captured five or more wickets in an innings on two or more occasions in the history of Twenty20 Internationals

CV Varun became the  21st bowler in the history of  T20Is to capture five or more wickets in an innings on two or more occasions. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoNoPlayerOMRWITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
11MA Baig4.001351Malawiv SwazilandKigali17 Oct 2021
 2MA Baig4.00962Malawiv RwandaBenoni16 Dec 2023
 3MA Baig1.50451Malawiv CameroonDar-es-Salaam25 Sep 2024
            
21Rizwan Butt3.501651Bahrainv SingaporeBangi21 Dec 2022
 2Rizwan Butt4.001252Bahrainv TanzaniaKuala Lumpur09 Mar 2024
 3Rizwan Butt4.002052Bahrainv CambodiaDoha26 Nov 2024
            
31Aamir Kaleem4.001551Omanv NepalAl Amerat10 Oct 2019
 2Aamir Kaleem4.002951Omanv U.A.E.Al Amerat14 Feb 2022
            
41AC Agar4.002452Australiav South AfricaJohannesburg21 Feb 2020
 2AC Agar4.003062Australiav New ZealandWellington03 Mar 2021
            
51H Fennell4.001862Argentinav PanamaNorth Sound10 Nov 2021
 2H Fennell4.001451Argentinav CaymanBuenos Aires15 Dec 2024
            
61Imran Tahir3.502452South Africav New ZealandAuckland17 Feb 2017
 2Imran Tahir4.002352South Africav ZimbabweEast London09 Oct 2018
            
71Kuldeep Yadav4.002451Indiav EnglandManchester03 Jul 2018
 2Kuldeep Yadav2.501752Indiav South AfricaJohannesburg14 Dec 2023
            
81B Kumar4.002452Indiav South AfricaJohannesburg18 Feb 2018
 2B Kumar4.01452Indiav AfghanistanDubai (DICS)08 Sep 2022
            
91D Maisuria4.001852Botswanav GhanaBenoni18 Sep 2022
 2D Maisuria3.403051Botswanav LesothoKigali18 Nov 2022
            
101SL Malinga4.003152Sri Lankav EnglandPallekele01 Oct 2012
 2SL Malinga4.01652Sri Lankav New ZealandPallekele06 Sep 2019
            
111BAW Mendis4.011662Sri Lankav AustraliaPallekele08 Aug 2011
 2BAW Mendis4.02862Sri Lankav ZimbabweHambantota18 Sep 2012
            
121Mustafizur Rahman4.002251Bangladeshv New ZealandEden Gardens26 Mar 2016
 2Mustafizur Rahman4.011061Bangladeshv U.S.A.Prairie View25 May 2024
            
131DM Nakrani4.01761Ugandav LesothoKigali19 Oct 2021
 2DM Nakrani4.00852Ugandav SeychellesKigali22 Oct 2021
            
141Rashid Khan2.01352Afghanisthanv IrelandGreater Noida10 Mar 2017
 2Rashid Khan4.002752Afghanisthanv IrelandDehradun24 Feb 2019
            
151C Rumistrzewicz2.51751Spainv CroatiaZagreb03 Aug 2024
 2C Rumistrzewicz4.001852Spainv FinlandCastel28 Aug 2024
            
161R Sakurano-Thomas4.001752Japanv IndonesiaSano09 Oct 2022
 2R Sakurano-Thomas3.502662Japanv ThailandBangkok02 Feb 2024
            
171Shakib Al Hasan4.002052Bangladeshv West IndiesMirpur20 Dec 2018
 2Shakib Al Hasan4.002252Bsngladeshv IrelandChattogram29 Mar 2023
            
181TG Southee4.011851New Zealandv PakistanAuckland26 Dec 2010
 2TG Southee4.002552New Zealandv U.A.E.Dubai )DICS)17 Aug 2023
            
191Umar Gul3.00651Pakistanv New ZealandThe Oval13 Jun 2009
 2Umar Gul2.20652Pakistanv South AfricaCenturion03 Mar 2013
            
201CV Varun4.001752Indiav South AfricaGqeberha10 Nov 2024
 2CV Varun4.002451Indiav EnglandRajkot28 Jan 2025
            
211Zaker Taqawi4.002551Swedenv GermanyKrefeld11 Jun 2022
 2Zaker Taqawi4.001751Swedenv CroatiaKerava13 Jul 2022

CV Arun became the third Indian bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings on two occasions. Others are Kuldeep Yadav and B Kumar

NoPlayerOMRWEconIOppositionGroundStart Date
1Kuldeep Yadav4.002456.001v EnglandManchester03 Jul 2018
2Kuldeep Yadav2.501756.002v South AfricaJohannesburg14 Dec 2023
           
1B Kumar4.002456.002v South AfricaJohannesburg18 Feb 2018
2B Kumar4.01451.002v AfghanistanDubai (DICS)08 Sep 2022
           
1CV Varun4.001754.252v South AfricaGqeberha10 Nov 2024
2CV Varun4.002456.001v EnglandRajkot28 Jan 2025
India Vs England Third T20I at Rajkot on 28 Jan 2025

India Vs England Third T20I at Rajkot on 28 Jan 2025

India won the toss and opted to field first in this game to provide the 245th occasion of India doing so in T20Is. It also provides the 27th occasion of India doing so against England in T20Is

BM Duckett scored 51 in this game to provide the 71st occasion of an England opening batsmen scoring a fifty in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the ninth occasion of an England opening batsmen scoring a fifty in an innings in T20Is against India

BM Duckett scored 51 in this game to provide the 30th occasion of an England opening batsmen scoring a fifty in an innings in T20Is on away soil.  It also provides the fifth occasion of an England opening batsmen scoring a fifty in an innings in T20Is against India on away soil

CV Varun captured five for 24 in this game to provide the eighth occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in T20Is against England.

CV Varun captured five for 24 in this game to provide the third occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in T20Is on home soil. It also provides the second occasion of an Indian bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in T20Is against England.

CV Varun captured five for 24 in this game to provide his second five wicker haul in  T20Is. Prior to this he had captured five for 17 against South Africa at P Elizabeth on 10 Nov 2024

CV Arun became the third Indian bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings on two occasions. Others are Kuldeep Yadav and B Kumar

NoPlayerOMRWEconIOppositionGroundStart Date
1Kuldeep Yadav4.002456.001v EnglandManchester03 Jul 2018
2Kuldeep Yadav2.501756.002v South AfricaJohannesburg14 Dec 2023
           
1B Kumar4.002456.002v South AfricaJohannesburg18 Feb 2018
2B Kumar4.01451.002v AfghanistanDubai (DICS)08 Sep 2022
           
1CV Varun4.001754.252v South AfricaGqeberha10 Nov 2024
2CV Varun4.002456.001v EnglandRajkot28 Jan 2025

CV Varun became the  21st bowler in the history of  T20Is to capture five or more wickets in an innings on two or more occasions.

J Overton of England collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 60th occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the twelfth occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India.

J Overton of England collected the first ball duck in this game to provide the 30th occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in T20Is on away soil. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England batsman collecting the first ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India on away soil

JA Archer of England collected the two ball duck in this game to provide the 33rd occasion of an England batsman collecting the two ball duck in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the tenth occasion of an England batsman collecting the two ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India.

J Overton of England collected the two ball duck in this game to provide the 16th occasion of an England batsman collecting the two ball duck in an innings in T20Is on away soil. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England batsman collecting the two ball duck in an innings in T20Is against India on away soil

JC Buttler was playing his 50th innings on away soil in this game and became the first England batsman to achieve this feat. He became the second batsman in the history of T20Is to play 50 innings on away soil. Babar Azam of Pakistan is the other batsman to play 50 innings on away soil.

BM Duckett-JC Buttler posted 76 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 175th occasion of England batsmen posting a fifty plus runs partnership in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the 22nd occasion of England batsmen posting a fifty plus runs partnership in an innings in T20Is against India.

BM Duckett-JC Buttler posted 76 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 43rd occasion of England batsmen posting a fifty plus runs partnership in an innings in T20Is for the second wicket. It also provides the seventh occasion of England batsmen posting a fifty plus runs partnership in an innings in T20Is against India for the second wicket.

LS Livingstone scored five boundary sixes in his knock of 43 in this game to provide the  43rd occasion of an England batsman scoring five or more boundary sixes in an innings in T20Is. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England batsman scoring five or more boundary sixes in an innings in T20Is against India.

England won this game by 26 runs to provide its 105th win in T20Is. It also provides its twelfth win against India in T20Is

CV Varun’s five for 24 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the 28th occasion of a bowler’s five wicket haul going in vain in the history of T20Is.  It also provides the second occasion of an Indian bowler’s five wicket haul going in vain in the history of T20Is.

CV Varun’s five for 24 in this game was in a losing cause to provide the third occasion of a bowler’s five wicket haul going in vain in the history of T20Is against England.  It also provides the first occasion of an Indian bowler’s five wicket haul going in vain in the history of T20Is against England.

CV Arun became the first Indian bowler to witness his two five wicket hauls going in vain in T20Is. He also became the only bowler to witness his two five wicket hauls going in the history of T20Is.

NoPlayerOMRWIOppositionGroundStart Date
1CV Varun4.001752v South AfricaGqeberha10 Nov 2024
2CV Varun4.002451v EnglandRajkot28 Jan 2025
Bowlers capturing 19 plus wickets in a two test series

Bowlers capturing 19 plus wickets in a two test series

JA Warrican of West Indies captured 19 wickets against Pakistan in the just concluded test series to provide the 19th occasion of a bowler capturing 19 plus wickets in a two test series in the annals of a test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamOppositionSeriesVenueMIBallsRunsW
1HMRKB HerathSri LankaPakistan2014Srl Lanka2474234823
2M MuralidaranSri LankaSouth Africa2006Sri Lanka2497839722
3NM LyonAustraliaBangladesh2017Bangladesh2480331522
4J BriggsEnglandSouth Africa1888-89South Africa2439110121
5A KumbleIndiaPakistan1998-99India2458731221
6IK PathanIndiaZimbabwe2005Zimbabwe2439123721
7Saqlain MushtaqPakistanIndia1998-99India2489940320
8DL VettoriNew ZealandBangladesh2004-05Bangladesh2467022420
9DW SteynSouth AfricaNew Zealand2007-08South Africa2433618420
10HMRKB HerathSri LankaNew Zealand2012-13Sri Lanka2470827820
11Noman AliPakistanEngland2024-25Pakistan2454527720
12RW PriceZimbabweWest Indies2003-04Zimbabwe2483639619
13HMRKB HerathSri LankaEngland2011-12Sri Lanka2471434119
14S ShillingfordWest IndiesZimbabwe2012-13West Indies2444920019
15Mehidy Hasan MirazBangladeshEngland2016-17Bangladesh2465629719
16HMRKB HerathSri LankaZimbabwe2016-17Zimbabwe2469628719
17G MotieWest IndiesZimbabwe2022-23Zimbabwe2453625919
18Sajid KhanPakistanEngland2024-25Pakistan2454440119
19JA WarricanWest IndiesPakistan2024-25Pakistan2443117119

JA Warrican of West Indies captured 19 wickets against Pakistan in the just concluded test series to provide the third occasion of a West Indies bowler capturing 19 plus wickets in a two test series in the annals of a test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamOppositionSeriesVenueMIBallsRunsW
1S ShillingfordWest IndiesZimbabwe2012-13West Indies2444920019
2G MotieWest IndiesZimbabwe2022-23Zimbabwe2453625919
3JA WarricanWest IndiesPakistan2024-25Pakistan2443117119

JA Warrican of West Indies captured 19 wickets against Pakistan in the just concluded test series to provide the third occasion of a bowler capturing 19 plus wickets in a two test series  against Pakistan in the annals of a test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeamOppositionSeriesVenueMIBallsRunsW
1HMRKB HerathSri LankaPakistan2014Srl Lanka2474234823
2A KumbleIndiaPakistan1998-99India2458731221
3JA WarricanWest IndiesPakistan2024-25Pakistan2443117119

HMRKB Herath has captured 19 or more wickets in a two test series on four occasions. His feat is tabulated below. He also holds the record for most wickets in a two test series. He captured 23 wickets against Pakistan in 2014 series played in Sri Lanka

NoPlayerTeamOppositionSeriesVenueMIBallsRunsW
1HMRKB HerathSri LankaPakistan2014Srl Lanka2474234823
2HMRKB HerathSri LankaNew Zealand2012-13Sri Lanka2470827820
3HMRKB HerathSri LankaEngland2011-12Sri Lanka2471434119
4HMRKB HerathSri LankaZimbabwe2016-17Zimbabwe2469628719

India-Pakistan 1998-99 two test series played in India witnessed rival bowlers capturing 20 or more wickets. A Kumble captured 21 wickets for India, while Saqlain Mushtaq captured 20 wickets for Pakistan. This series remains the only two test series in which rival bowlers accounted for 20 or more wickets.

NoPlayerTeamOppositionSeriesVenueMIBallsRunsW
1A KumbleIndiaPakistan1998-99India2458731221
2Saqlain MushtaqPakistanIndia1998-99India2489940320

Sri Lanka is the only team to have five occasions of bowlers capturing 19 plus wickets in a two test series. The following table lists the five occasions.

NoPlayerTeamOppositionSeriesVenueMIBallsRunsW
1HMRKB HerathSri LankaPakistan2014Srl Lanka2474234823
2M MuralidaranSri LankaSouth Africa2006Sri Lanka2497839722
3HMRKB HerathSri LankaNew Zealand2012-13Sri Lanka2470827820
4HMRKB HerathSri LankaEngland2011-12Sri Lanka2471434119
5HMRKB HerathSri LankaZimbabwe2016-17Zimbabwe2469628719
West Indian bowler’s five wicket hauls in the fourth innings of a test in a winning cause

West Indian bowler’s five wicket hauls in the fourth innings of a test in a winning cause

JA Warrican of West Indies captured five for 27 in the fourth innings of the just concluded test at Multan against Pakistan in a winning cause to provide the 361st occasion of a bowler’s five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test in winning cause. It also provides the 33rd occasion of a West Indian bowler’s five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test in winning cause. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerOversMRWIOppositionGroundStart Date
1LN Constantine40.0178754v EnglandGeorgetown21 Feb 1930
2S Ramadhin72.0438664v EnglandLord’s24 Jun 1950
3S Ramadhin24.5112654v IndiaBridgetown07 Feb 1953
4ESM Kentish29.0114954v EnglandKingston15 Jan 1954
5WW Hall32.0127654v IndiaKanpur12 Dec 1958
6LR Gibbs26.0×8056654v AustraliaSydney13 Jan 1961
7GS Sobers32.0096354v IndiaKingston13 Apr 1962
8LR Gibbs22.2092964v AustraliaGeorgetown14 Apr 1965
9GS Sobers33.6×8127364v AustraliaBrisbane06 Dec 1968
10KD Boyce21.1047764v EnglandThe Oval26 Jul 1973
11VA Holder20.1063964v IndiaWankhede23 Jan 1975
12AME Roberts20.5083764v EnglandManchester08 Jul 1976
13MA Holding20.4065764v EnglandThe Oval12 Aug 1976
14DR Parry10.4041554v AustraliaPort of Spain15 Apr 1978
15MA Holding13.0024354v EnglandThe Oval09 Aug 1984
16MD Marshall15.5043854v AustraliaAdelaide07 Dec 1984
17BP Patterson15.1033954v AustraliaMelbourne24 Dec 1988
18MD Marshall19.5025564v IndiaPort of Spain15 Apr 1989
19CEL Ambrose22.4104584v EnglandBridgetown05 Apr 1990
20CEL Ambrose24.4073464v South AfricaBridgetown18 Apr 1992
21CL Hooper11.5034054v PakistanPort of Spain16 Apr 1993
22CEL Ambrose10.0012464v EnglandPort of Spain25 Mar 1994
23KCG Benjamin17.0036554v IndiaMohali10 Dec 1994
24CH Gayle18.3039154v PakistanBridgetown26 May 2005
25DJG Sammy17.0072954v PakistanProvidence12 May 2011
26D Bishoo25.0069054v BangladeshMirpur29 Oct 2011
27TL Best12.3022454v BangladeshMirpur13 Nov 2012
28SJ Benn32.0067254v BangladeshGros Islet13 Sep 2014
29ST Gabriel11.0041154v PakistanBridgetown30 Apr 2017
30JO Holder13.0035964v BangladeshKingston12 Jul 2018
31RL Chase21.4026084v EnglandBridgetown23 Jan 2019
32S Joseph11.5006874v AustraliaBrisbane25 Jan 2024
33JA Warrican16.0042754v PakistanMultan25 Jan 2025

JA Warrican of West Indies captured five for 27 in the fourth innings of the just concluded test at Multan against Pakistan in a winning cause to provide the 28th occasion of a bowler’s five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test in winning cause against Pakistan. It also provides the fifth occasion of a West Indian bowler’s five or more wickets in the fourth innings of a test in winning cause against Pakistan. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerOversMRWIOppositionGroundStart Date
1CL Hooper11.5034054v PakistanPort of Spain16 Apr 1993
2CH Gayle18.3039154v PakistanBridgetown26 May 2005
3DJG Sammy17.0072954v PakistanProvidence12 May 2011
4ST Gabriel11.0041154v PakistanBridgetown30 Apr 2017
5JA Warrican16.0042754v PakistanMultan25 Jan 2025
Rival skippers scoring fifty and zero in Twenty20 Internationals

Rival skippers scoring fifty and zero in Twenty20 Internationals

JC Buttler of England scored 68 and SA Yadav of India scored zero in the first T20I at Eden Gardens to provide the 26th occasion of rival captains scoring fifty and zero in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerRunsITeamOppositionGroundStart Dat
1RT Ponting001Australiav West IndiesThe Oval06 Jun 2009
 CH Gayle8802West Indiesv AustraliaThe Oval06 Jun 2009
        
2CO Obuya001Kenyav IrelandDubai (DICS)14 Mar 2012
 WTS Porterfield56*02Irelandv KenyaDubai (DICS)14 Mar 2012
        
3F du Plessis58*01South Africav PakistanDubai (DICS)15 Nov 2013
 Mohammad Hafeez002Pakistanv South AfricaDubai (DICS)15 Nov 2013
        
4RG Sharma11801Indiav Sri LankaIndore22 Dec 2017
 NLTC Perera002Sri Lankav IndiaIndore22 Dec 2017
        
5CJ Chibhabha001Zimbabwev PakistanRawalpindi07 Nov 2020
 Babar Azam8202Pakistanv ZimbabweRawalpindi07 Nov 2020
        
6A Manousis001Greecev RomaniaSofia24 Jun 2021
 R Satheesan7002Romaniav GreeceSofia24 Jun 2021
        
7R Satheesan7601Romaniav HungaryIlfov County03 Sep 2021
 Abhijeet Ahuja002Hungaryv RomaniaIlfov County03 Sep 2021
        
8B Arora6001Maltav HungaryMarsa10 May 2022
 Abhijeet Ahuja002Hungaryv MaltaMarsa10 May 2022
        
9BA Pai86*01Gibraltorv BulgariaMarsa13 May 2022
 P Mishra002Bulgariav GibraltarMarsa13 May 2022
        
10MD Shanaka001Sri Lankav AustraliaColombo (RPS)07 Jun 2022
 AJ Finch61*02Australiav Sri LankaColombo (RPS)07 Jun 2022
        
11Faheem Nazir107*01Switzerlandv EstoniaKerava27 Jul 2022
 Arslan Amjad002Estoniav SwitzerlandKerava27 Jul 2022
        
12JC Buttler65*01Englandv AustraliaCanberra14 Oct 2022
 AJ Finch002Australiav EnglandCanberra14 Oct 2022
        
13A Balbirnie6201Irelandv EnglandMelbourne26 Oct 2022
 JC Buttler002Englandv IrelandMelbourne26 Oct 2022
        
14K Kadowaki-Fleming6501Japanv VanuatuPort Moresby23 Jul 2023
 PK Matautaava002Vanuatuv JapanPort Moresby23 Jul 2023
        
15RK Paudel6101Nepalv MongoliaHangzhou27 Sep 2023
 L Erdenebulgan002Manggliav NepalHangzhou27 Sep 2023
        
16RK Paudel5201Nepalv MaldivesHangzhou01 Oct 2023
 Hassan Rasheed002Maldivesv NepalHangzhou01 Oct 2023
        
17Saif Hassan50*01Bangladeshv MalaysiaHangzhou04 Oct 2023
 Ahmed Faiz002Malaysiav BangladeshHangzhou04 Oct 2023
        
18KS Williamson5701New Zealandv PakistanAuckland12 Jan 2024
 Shaheen Shah Afridi002Pakistanv New ZealandAuckland12 Jan 2024
        
19Sikandar Raza6201Zimbabwev Sri LankaColombo (RPS)14 Jan 2024
 PW Hasaranga002Sri Lankav ZimbabweColombo (RPS)14 Jan 2024
        
20Zeeshan Maqsood001Omanv P.N.G.Al Amerat07 Mar 2024
 A Vala5102P.N.Gv OmanAl Amerat07 Mar 2024
        
21MD Patel6801U.S.Av CanadaPrairie View09 Apr 2024
 Saad Bin Zafar002Canadav U.S.A.Prairie View09 Apr 2024
        
22SA Yadav5801Indiav Sri LankaPallekele27 Jul 2024
 KIC Asalanka002Sri Lankav IndiaPallekele27 Jul 2024
        
23Maaz Khan6101Lesothov MaliDar-es-Salaam25 Sep 2024
 Y Konate002Maliv LesothoDar-es-Salaam25 Sep 2024
        
24Waji Ul Hassan5201Saudi Arabiav BhutanDoha22 Nov 2024
 T Jamtsho002Bhutanv Saudi ArabiaDoha22 Nov 2024
        
25Haider Butt6801Bahrainv BhutanDoha23 Nov 2024
 T Jamtsho002Bhutanv BahrainDoha23 Nov 2024
        
26JC Buttler6801Englandv IndiaEden Gardens22 Jan 2025
 SA Yadav002Indiav EnglandEden Gardens22 Jan 2025
Pakistan bowler’s six plus wickets in a test innings in a losing cause

Pakistan bowler’s six plus wickets in a test innings in a losing cause

Noman Ali’s 6 for 41 against West Indies at Multan in the recently concluded test was in vain to provide the 27th occasion of a Pakistan bowler’s six plus wickets in an innings going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerOversMRWIOppoisitionGroundDate
1Pervez Sajjad40.01507472v New ZealandLahore30 Oct 1969
2Imran Khan18.00209061v West IndiesKingston15 Apr 1977
3Iqbal Qasim28.51404063v IndiaWankhede16 Dec 1979
4Iqbal Qasim32.20508963v West IndiesFaisalabad08 Dec 1980
5Imran Khan25.31105271v EnglandBirmingham29 Jul 1982
6Wasim Akram30.00906261v AustraliaMelbourne12 Jan 1990
7Waqar Younis19.00107862v New ZealandChristchurch24 Feb 1994
8Mushtaq Ahmed32.00808463v New ZealandLahore21 Nov 1996
9Waqar Younis23.00607861v South AfricaGqeberha06 Mar 1998
10Saqlain Mushtaq24.00804662v AustraliaHobart18 Nov 1999
11Wasim Akram26.20706162v West IndiesSt John’s25 May 2000
12Danish Kaneria49.30718872v AustraliaSydney02 Jan 2005
13Mohammad Asif20.00604161v AustraliaSydney03 Jan 2010
14Mohammad Amir28.00608461v EnglandLord’s26 Aug 2010
15Saeed Ajmal23.50604263v West IndiesProvidence12 May 2011
16Saeed Ajmal42.00909662v South AfricaCape Town14 Feb 2013
17Rahat Ali27.20112761v South AfricaCenturion22 Feb 2013
18Saeed Ajmal55.50815162v South AfricaDubai (DICS)23 Oct 2013
19Yasir Shah41.30509662v Sri LankaColombo (PSS)25 Jun 2015
20Yasir Shah39.51209473v West IndiesBridgetown30 Apr 2017
21Yasir Shah55.50918461v Sri LankaDubai (DICS)06 Oct 2017
22Abrar Ahmed22.00111471v EnglandMultan09 Dec 2022
23Aamer Jamal20.20111161v AustraliaPerth14 Dec 2023
24Aamer Jamal21.40206962v AustraliaSydney03 Jan 2024
25Khurram Shahzad21.00309062v BangladeshRawalpindi30 Aug 2024
26Mohammad Abbas19.30605464v South AfricaCenturion26 Dec 2024
27Noman Ali15.10304161v West IndiesMultan25 Jan 2025

Noman Ali’s 6 for 41 against West Indies at Multan in the recently concluded test was in vain to provide the sixth occasion of a Pakistan bowler’s six plus wickets in an innings against West Indies going in vain. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerOversMRWIOppoisitionGroundDate
1Imran Khan18.00209061v West IndiesKingston15 Apr 1977
2Iqbal Qasim32.20508963v West IndiesFaisalabad08 Dec 1980
3Wasim Akram26.20706162v West IndiesSt John’s25 May 2000
4Saeed Ajmal23.50604263v West IndiesProvidence12 May 2011
5Yasir Shah39.51209473v West IndiesBridgetown30 Apr 2017
6Noman Ali15.10304161v West IndiesMultan25 Jan 2025