MS Dhoni’s world record – effects 100 stumping dismissals in one day games

MS Dhoni’s world record – effects 100 stumping dismissals in one day games

MS Dhoni created a world record in the history of one day games by effecting one hundred stumping dismissals.  A Dananjaya of Sri Lanka became his 100th stumping dismissal. He was dismissed stumped off YS Chahal for 4 in the final one day game at Col-RPS.  MS Dhoni  went past KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka who had 99 stumping dismissals to  his credit on his way to the world record

 

Karnataka Premier League – Stats

Karnataka Premier League – Stats

The following tables furnish the stats in KPL as of 02.09.17  – Most matches played {20 plus matches}, bowlers who have bowled 100 plus overs, bowlers who have bowled 75 plus overs, bowlers who have conceded 500 plus runs and bowlers who have bowled at least one maiden over in the tournament

 

KPL – MOST MATCHES PLAYED – 20 PLUS MATCHES
No Player Mat Inns Overs M Runs W BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5
1 Amit Verma 42 32 95.0 1 615 34 4/5 18.08 6.47 16.7 1 0
2 K Gowtham 39 38 120.0 1 791 48 4/16 16.47 6.59 15.0 1 0
3 CJ William 39 33 89.1 1 674 24 4/20 28.08 7.55 22.2 1 0
4 RR Bhatkal 39 31 76.0 0 598 20 3/14 29.90 7.86 22.8 0 0
5 R Vinay Kumar 37 34 123.3 2 765 43 4/12 17.79 6.19 17.2 1 0
6 S Hoover 36 29 75.5 0 587 28 3/15 20.96 7.74 16.2 0 0
7 B Akhil 36 30 84.1 0 645 23 2/4 28.04 7.66 21.9 0 0
8 NC Aiyappa 34 34 112.3 1 840 31 3/8 27.09 7.46 21.7 0 0
9 SL Akshay 34 33 103.0 1 864 30 4/29 28.80 8.38 20.6 1 0
10 AB Sagar 33 33 109.4 1 788 26 3/11 30.30 7.18 25.3 0 0
11 S Aravind 31 31 112.3 3 737 29 3/10 25.41 6.55 23.2 0 0
12 A Mithun 30 29 93.2 3 587 27 3/2 21.74 6.28 20.7 0 0
13 AA Kazi 30 26 73.0 0 545 20 3/11 27.25 7.46 21.9 0 0
14 UB Patel 29 27 93.2 1 696 29 4/11 24.00 7.45 19.3 2 0
15 RG More 29 25 85.4 1 636 24 2/14 26.50 7.42 21.4 0 0
16 STR Binny 29 23 74.1 1 599 22 3/23 27.22 8.07 20.2 0 0
17 KP Appanna 27 25 90.5 1 631 23 3/17 27.43 6.94 23.6 0 0
18 J Suchith 24 24 86.2 2 542 42 5/20 12.90 6.27 12.3 1 1
19 B Naveen 24 23 81.2 0 592 28 4/13 21.14 7.27 17.4 2 0
20 NV Prasad 24 23 72.1 2 492 25 4/14 19.68 6.81 17.3 2 0
21 P Dubey 24 23 77.0 1 506 25 4/19 20.24 6.57 18.4 1 0
22 VV Kumar 23 22 71.0 1 538 35 4/20 15.37 7.57 12.1 3 0
23 C Raghu 23 21 54.3 0 381 20 4/8 19.05 6.99 16.3 1 0
24 KC Cariappa 22 21 73.0 1 447 29 4/19 15.41 6.12 15.1 1 0
25 Kranthi Kumar 22 21 61.4 0 492 19 3/21 25.89 7.97 19.4 0 0
26 Sarfaraz Ashraf 22 21 64.0 0 413 14 4/16 29.50 6.45 27.4 1 0
27 MG Naveen 21 20 53.1 0 418 18 2/9 23.22 7.86 17.7 0 0
28 SB Joshi 21 20 66.0 1 401 16 3/10 25.06 6.07 24.7 0 0
29 BN Bharath 20 17 59.0 0 467 13 3/44 35.92 7.91 27.2 0 0

KPL – BOWLERS WHO HAVE BOWLED 100 PLUS OVERS
No Player Mat Inns Overs M Runs W BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5
1 R Vinay Kumar 37 34 123.3 2 765 43 4/12 17.79 6.19 17.2 1 0
2 K Gowtham 39 38 120.0 1 791 48 4/16 16.47 6.59 15.0 1 0
3 NC Aiyappa 34 34 112.3 1 840 31 3/8 27.09 7.46 21.7 0 0
4 S Aravind 31 31 112.3 3 737 29 3/10 25.41 6.55 23.2 0 0
5 AB Sagar 33 33 109.4 1 788 26 3/11 30.30 7.18 25.3 0 0
6 SL Akshay 34 33 103.0 1 864 30 4/29 28.80 8.38 20.6 1 0

KPL – BOWLERS WHO HAVE BOWLED 75  PLUS OVERS
No Player Mat Inns Overs M Runs W BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5
1 R Vinay Kumar 37 34 123.3 2 765 43 4/12 17.79 6.19 17.2 1 0
2 K Gowtham 39 38 120.0 1 791 48 4/16 16.47 6.59 15.0 1 0
3 NC Aiyappa 34 34 112.3 1 840 31 3/8 27.09 7.46 21.7 0 0
4 S Aravind 31 31 112.3 3 737 29 3/10 25.41 6.55 23.2 0 0
5 AB Sagar 33 33 109.4 1 788 26 3/11 30.30 7.18 25.3 0 0
6 SL Akshay 34 33 103.0 1 864 30 4/29 28.80 8.38 20.6 1 0
7 Amit Verma 42 32 95.0 1 615 34 4/5 18.08 6.47 16.7 1 0
8 UB Patel 29 27 93.2 1 696 29 4/11 24.00 7.45 19.3 2 0
9 A Mithun 30 29 93.2 3 587 27 3/2 21.74 6.28 20.7 0 0
10 KP Appanna 27 25 90.5 1 631 23 3/17 27.43 6.94 23.6 0 0
11 CJ William 39 33 89.1 1 674 24 4/20 28.08 7.55 22.2 1 0
12 J Suchith 24 24 86.2 2 542 42 5/20 12.90 6.27 12.3 1 1
13 RG More 29 25 85.4 1 636 24 2/14 26.50 7.42 21.4 0 0
14 B Akhil 36 30 84.1 0 645 23 2/4 28.04 7.66 21.9 0 0
15 B Naveen 24 23 81.2 0 592 28 4/13 21.14 7.27 17.4 2 0
16 P Dubey 24 23 77.0 1 506 25 4/19 20.24 6.57 18.4 1 0
17 RR Bhatkal 39 31 76.0 0 598 20 3/14 29.90 7.86 22.8 0 0
18 S Hoover 36 29 75.5 0 587 28 3/15 20.96 7.74 16.2 0 0

 

KPL – BOWLERS WHO HAVE CONCEDED 500 PLUS  RUNS
No Player Mat Inns Overs M Runs W BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5
1 SL Akshay 34 33 103.0 1 864 30 4/29 28.80 8.38 20.6 1 0
2 NC Aiyappa 34 34 112.3 1 840 31 3/8 27.09 7.46 21.7 0 0
3 K Gowtham 39 38 120.0 1 791 48 4/16 16.47 6.59 15.0 1 0
4 AB Sagar 33 33 109.4 1 788 26 3/11 30.30 7.18 25.3 0 0
5 R Vinay Kumar 37 34 123.3 2 765 43 4/12 17.79 6.19 17.2 1 0
6 S Aravind 31 31 112.3 3 737 29 3/10 25.41 6.55 23.2 0 0
7 UB Patel 29 27 93.2 1 696 29 4/11 24.00 7.45 19.3 2 0
8 CJ William 39 33 89.1 1 674 24 4/20 28.08 7.55 22.2 1 0
9 B Akhil 36 30 84.1 0 645 23 2/4 28.04 7.66 21.9 0 0
10 RG More 29 25 85.4 1 636 24 2/14 26.50 7.42 21.4 0 0
11 KP Appanna 27 25 90.5 1 631 23 3/17 27.43 6.94 23.6 0 0
12 Amit Verma 42 32 95.0 1 615 34 4/5 18.08 6.47 16.7 1 0
13 STR Binny 29 23 74.1 1 599 22 3/23 27.22 8.07 20.2 0 0
14 RR Bhatkal 39 31 76.0 0 598 20 3/14 29.90 7.86 22.8 0 0
15 B Naveen 24 23 81.2 0 592 28 4/13 21.14 7.27 17.4 2 0
16 S Hoover 36 29 75.5 0 587 28 3/15 20.96 7.74 16.2 0 0
17 A Mithun 30 29 93.2 3 587 27 3/2 21.74 6.28 20.7 0 0
18 AA Kazi 30 26 73.0 0 545 20 3/11 27.25 7.46 21.9 0 0
19 J Suchith 24 24 86.2 2 542 42 5/20 12.90 6.27 12.3 1 1
20 VV Kumar 23 22 71.0 1 538 35 4/20 15.37 7.57 12.1 3 0
21 P Dubey 24 23 77.0 1 506 25 4/19 20.24 6.57 18.4 1 0

 

KPL – BOWLERS WHO HAVE BOWLED ATLEAST ONE MAIDEN OVER
No Player Mat Inns Overs M Runs W BBI Ave Econ SR 4 5
1 S Aravind 31 31 112.3 3 737 29 3/10 25.41 6.55 23.2 0 0
2 A Mithun 30 29 93.2 3 587 27 3/2 21.74 6.28 20.7 0 0
3 R Vinay Kumar 37 34 123.3 2 765 43 4/12 17.79 6.19 17.2 1 0
4 J Suchith 24 24 86.2 2 542 42 5/20 12.90 6.27 12.3 1 1
5 NV Prasad 24 23 72.1 2 492 25 4/14 19.68 6.81 17.3 2 0
6 Mitrakanth Yadav 16 13 43.0 2 289 20 4/17 14.45 6.72 12.9 3 0
7 K Gowtham 39 38 120.0 1 791 48 4/16 16.47 6.59 15.0 1 0
8 VV Kumar 23 22 71.0 1 538 35 4/20 15.37 7.57 12.1 3 0
9 Amit Verma 42 32 95.0 1 615 34 4/5 18.08 6.47 16.7 1 0
10 NC Aiyappa 34 34 112.3 1 840 31 3/8 27.09 7.46 21.7 0 0
11 SL Akshay 34 33 103.0 1 864 30 4/29 28.80 8.38 20.6 1 0
12 KC Cariappa 22 21 73.0 1 447 29 4/19 15.41 6.12 15.1 1 0
13 UB Patel 29 27 93.2 1 696 29 4/11 24.00 7.45 19.3 2 0
14 AB Sagar 33 33 109.4 1 788 26 3/11 30.30 7.18 25.3 0 0
15 P Dubey 24 23 77.0 1 506 25 4/19 20.24 6.57 18.4 1 0
16 RG More 29 25 85.4 1 636 24 2/14 26.50 7.42 21.4 0 0
17 CJ William 39 33 89.1 1 674 24 4/20 28.08 7.55 22.2 1 0
18 KP Appanna 27 25 90.5 1 631 23 3/17 27.43 6.94 23.6 0 0
19 STR Binny 29 23 74.1 1 599 22 3/23 27.22 8.07 20.2 0 0
20 CS Ragavendra 15 15 46.0 1 298 18 2/10 16.55 6.47 15.3 0 0
21 SB Joshi 21 20 66.0 1 401 16 3/10 25.06 6.07 24.7 0 0
22 PA Jain 17 17 60.2 1 490 15 3/33 32.66 8.12 24.1 0 0

 

Karnataka Premier League – Sixth Edition – Match Number 02

Karnataka Premier League – Sixth Edition – Match Number 02

KPL VI – Match No 02 – Bengaluru Blasters vs Mysuru Warriors at Bangalore on 02.09.17 – Mysuru Warriors won by 38 runs 

 

Intermittent rain delayed the start of the game at the scheduled time and the game started at 9.45 PM. An eight over a side game with two overs of power play was played.

 

Bengaluru Blasters became the 14th team to take part in KPL. It is also the third team from Bangalore to participate in KPL. The complete list of team that have taken part in KPL read thus

 

No Team Span
1 Bangalore Brigadiers (Urban) 2009-2010
2 Bangalore Provident (Rural) 2009-2010
3 Malnad Gladiators 2009-2010
4 Mysore Maharaajas 2009-2010
5 Shamanoor Davangere Diamonds 2009-2010
6 Bijapur Bulls 2009-2016
7 Mangalore United 2009-2016
8 Belagavi Panthers 2009-2017
9 Bellary Tuskers 2014-2016
10 Rockstars 2014-2016
11 Hubli Tigers 2014-2017
12 Mysuru Warriors 2014-2017
13 Namma Shivamogga 2015-2016
14 Bengaluru Blasters 2017-2017

 

KK Nair who was one of the two cricketers to have played for a single in all the five previous editions was playing for his second team in KPL – Mysore Warriors in this edition.

 

KK Nair became the fourth captain to lead Mysore Warriors in KPL. Others are – MK Pandey {18}, CM Gautham {03] and AB Sagar {02}

 

KK Nair scored 14 in this game which fetched him an aggregate of 793 runs in KPL. He now occupies the sixth place in the list of most run getters in KPL. Others are – MA Agarwal {1165}, KB Pawan {827}, R Jonathan {823}, Amit Verma {819} and R Samarth {802}.

 

Bengaluru  Blasters was led by R Samarth in this  game. He became the 26th captain to lead a team in KPL. The following table lists all the captains of KPL

 

No Player Span No Player Span
1 B Akhil 2009-2016 14 RV Uthappa 2010-2016
2 R Vinay Kumar 2014-2017 15 Ganesh Satish 2010-2010
3 RK Sabharwal 2010-2015 16 R Ninan 2009-2009
4 K Sudeep 2014-2016 17 CJ William 2010-2010
5 DA Chougule 2009-2014 18 Amit Verma 2016-2016
6 MK Pandey 2014-2016 19 KK Nair 2016-2017
7 J Arunkumar 2009-2010 29 DT Patil 2009-2015
8 KR Kapoor 2014-2016 21 S Aravind 2015-2017
9 SB Joshi 2009-2010 22 CM Gautam 2015-2016
10 STR Binny 2015-2016 23 A Katti 2010-2010
11 SP Shinde 2009-2010 24 AB Sagar 2016-2016
12 B Chipli 2009-2015 25 KL Rahul 2014-2014
13 C Raghu 2009-2014 26 R Samarth 2017-2017

 

R Samarth scored a duck in this game to provide his third duck in KPL and his first as captain. R Samarth was playing his 25th KPL game.He became the 39th cricketer to play 25 or more KPL games.

 

VV Kumar returned with figures of 2 for 13 in this game. He now has an aggregate of 35 wickets in KPL. He occupies the fourth place in the list of bowlers who have captured most wickets in KPL. Others are – K Gowtham {48}, R Vinay Kumar {43} and J Suchith {42}

 

SL Akshay’s three wickets in this game fetched him a total of 30 wickets in KPL. He became the seventh bowler to capture 30 plus wickets in KPL. Others are – K Gowtham {48}, R Vinay Kumar {43}, J Suchith {42}, VV Kumar {35}, Amit Verma {34} and NC Aiyappa {31}

 

Mysuru Warriors won this game by 38 runs to register its 16th win in KPL. Mysuru Warriors became the fifth team to win 16 or more games in KPL.  Other teams to post 16 or more wins in KPL are – Bijapur Bulls {22}, Belagavi Panthers {21}, Hubli Tigers {16} and Mangalore United [16}

 

SL Akshay earned the distinction of becoming the first cricketer in KPL to represent five teams. He had represented Hubli Tigers, Malnad Gladiators, Mangalore United in the earlier editions and he is representing Mysuru Warriors  in this edition.

Karnataka Premier League – Stats

Karnataka Premier League – Stats

The following table furnishes the list of batsmen who have an aggregate of 500 plus runs in KPL and the list of bowlers who have an aggregate of 25 plus wickets in KPL. Figures are updated as of 01.09.17 – as at the end of the first game of sixth edition of KPL

KPL – MOST RUNS – 500 PLUS RUNS
No Player Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 0 4s 6s
1 MA Agarwal 35 35 05 1165 119* 38.83 3 4 0 106 48
2 KB Pawan 39 38 02 827 73 22.97 0 5 1 84 19
3 R Jonathan 39 36 08 823 77 29.39 0 5 1 61 33
4 Amit Verma 42 37 05 819 73* 25.59 0 2 0 74 24
5 R Samarth 24 22 06 802 87* 50.12 0 7 2 86 14
6 RR Bhatkal 38 34 06 788 83* 28.14 0 2 1 88 14
7 B Chipli 37 35 01 785 89 23.08 0 6 4 66 34
8 KK Nair 29 26 04 779 100* 35.40 1 4 1 83 14
9 RV Uthappa 29 27 04 771 73* 33.52 0 6 3 63 28
10 R Vinay Kumar 37 33 05 771 70 27.53 0 5 0 63 18
11 Mohammed Taha 24 23 01 749 93 34.04 0 6 0 80 39
12 KR Kapoor 38 35 05 698 65 23.26 0 3 1 65 10
13 B Akhil 36 29 09 681 69* 34.05 0 5 0 49 38
14 M Nidesh 38 33 09 657 70 27.37 0 4 2 41 26
15 MK Pandey 29 26 04 641 112* 29.13 1 2 0 46 22
16 AA Joshi 39 33 14 606 56* 31.89 0 1 1 37 32
17 STR Binny 29 28 07 581 50* 27.66 0 1 1 42 21
18 CJ William 39 33 12 576 43 27.42 0 0 3 52 23
19 PU Deshpande 30 28 07 564 52 26.85 0 3 1 46 9
20 DT Patil 30 27 02 561 48 22.44 0 0 0 63 11
21 RP Kadam 22 20 00 557 61 27.85 0 6 2 72 5
22 RK Sabharwal 31 26 01 534 78 21.36 0 6 5 61 19
23 SN Raju 34 30 04 512 57* 19.69 0 1 1 36 23
24 SH Kirmani 28 21 05 508 89 31.75 0 5 1 41 20
25 A Arjun Hoysala 15 15 01 504 89* 36.00 0 4 0 60 6

 

KPL – MOST WICKETS – 25 PLUS WICKETS
No Player Mat Inns Overs M Runs W BBI Ave 4 5
1 K Gowtham 39 38 120.0 1 791 48 4/16 16.47 1 0
2 R Vinay Kumar 37 34 123.3 2 765 43 4/12 17.79 1 0
3 J Suchith 23 23 85.2 2 534 42 5/20 12.71 1 1
4 Amit Verma 42 32 95.0 1 615 34 4/5 18.08 1 0
5 VV Kumar 22 21 69.0 1 525 33 4/20 15.90 3 0
6 NC Aiyappa 34 34 112.3 1 840 31 3/8 27.09 0 0
7 KC Cariappa 22 21 73.0 1 447 29 4/19 15.41 1 0
8 UB Patel 29 27 93.2 1 696 29 4/11 24.00 2 0
9 S Aravind 31 31 112.3 3 737 29 3/10 25.41 0 0
10 S Hoover 36 29 75.5 0 587 28 3/15 20.96 0 0
11 B Naveen 24 23 81.2 0 592 28 4/13 21.14 2 0
12 A Mithun 30 29 93.2 3 587 27 3/2 21.74 0 0
13 SL Akshay 33 32 101.0 1 858 27 4/29 31.77 1 0
14 AB Sagar 33 33 109.4 1 788 26 3/11 30.30 0 0
15 NV Prasad 24 23 72.1 2 492 25 4/14 19.68 2 0
16 P Dubey 24 23 77.0 1 506 25 4/19 20.24 1 0

 

India win the fourth one day game against Sri Lanka by 168 runs

India win the fourth one day game against Sri Lanka by 168 runs

India posted two three figure partnerships in the fourth one day game against Sri Lanka – 219 for the third wicket between RG Sharma – V Kohli and 101 runs unfinished partnership for the sixth wicket between MK Pandey-MS Dhoni. These two three figure partnerships gave India 400 three figure partnerships. Thus India became the first team in the history of one day games to post 400 three figure partnerships. The break up wicket wise is furnished below

 

Wkt Partners Inns NO Runs High Ave TFP
1 30 94 05 13042 258 146.53 94
2 48 90 10 13482 331 168.52 90
3 57 81 09 10855 237* 150.76 81
4 39 61 12 07885 275* 160.91 61
5 32 43 08 05700 223 162.85 43
6 19 23 07 02710 160 169.37 23
7 03 03 01 00327 125* 163.50 03
8 01 01 01 00100 100* – 01
9 04 04 01 00445 126* 148.33 04

 

India capped SN Thakur for this game. He became the 218th cricketer to represent India in one day games. He also became the 27th Indian cricketer to make his one day debut against Sri Lanka.

 

Sri Lanka capped EMDY Munaweera and PM Pushpakumara for this game. They became the 183rd and 184th cricketers to represent Sri Lanka in one day games. They also became the 34th and 35th Sri Lankan cricketers to make their one day debut against India.

 

SL Malinga became the 21st captain to lead Sri Lanka in one day games. He also became the 14th captain to lead Sri Lanka against India.

 

This series witnessed Sri Lanka led by three captains in this series – WU tharanga was the captain, for the first two games, CK Kapugedera for the third game and SL Malinga for the fourth game. Perhaps for the for  the first  time in the history of one day game, a team is led by three captains in a five plus games bilateral series

 

RG Sharma and V Kohli added 219 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the 121st occasion of a team posting the 200 plus runs partnership in the history of one day games. It also provides the 35th occasion of a team posting the 200 plus runs partnership for the second wicket in the history of one day games.

 

RG Sharma and V Kohli added 219 runs for the second wicket in this game to provide the tenth occasion of a team posting the 200 plus runs partnership in the history of one day games. It also provides the fourth occasion of India posting the 200 plus runs partnership for the second wicket in the history of one day games.

 

RG Sharma {104} and V Kohli {131} scored centuries in this game to provide the 150th occasion of two or more batsmen scoring centuries in the same innings in the history of one day games. It also provides the 30th such occasion by Indian batsmen in one day games.

 

RG Sharma {104} and V Kohli {131} scored centuries in this game to provide the 26th occasion of two or more batsmen scoring centuries in the same innings against Sri Lanka in the history of one day games. It also provides the tenth such occasion by Indian batsmen against Sri Lanka in one day games.

 

RG Sharma {104} and V Kohli {131} scored centuries in this game to provide the 182nd and 183rd occasion of a batsmen scoring centuries against Sri Lanka in the history of one day games. It also provides the 50th and 51st occasion by Indian batsmen against Sri Lanka in one day games. V Kohli scored India’s 50th century against Sri Lanka in one day games.

 

India posted a total of 375 for 5 in this game to provide the 97th occasion of India posting a team total of 300 plus runs in an innings. India owns the record for posting 300 plus runs on most occasions in the history of one day games. Australia is close behind with 95 such occasions.

 

India posted a total of 375 for 5 in this game to provide the 20th occasion of India posting a team total of 300 plus runs in an innings against Sri Lanka.  India owns the record for posting 300 plus runs on most occasions in the history of one day games against Sri Lanka. It also provides the 74th occasion of a team posting a team total of 300 plus runs in an innings against Sri Lanka. 

 

It also provides the 14th occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka. It represents the highest team total by a team against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka. The previous best was also by India. India had posted 363 for 5 at Col-RPS on 03.02.09.

 

MS Dhoni was playing his 300th one day game. He became the 20th cricketer in the history of one day games to appear  in 300 plus one day games. He also became the sixth Indian cricketer to appear in 300 plus one day games. Others are – SR Tendulkar {463}, R Dravid {344}, M Azharuddin {334}, SC Ganguly {311} and Yuvraj Singh {304}.  Barring SR Tendulkar and M Azharuddin, other four crickets have represented Asia Eleven.

 

SL Malinga captured his 300th wicket in this game when he captured the wicket of V Kohli caught by Munaweera for 131. He became the 13th bowler in the history of one day games to accomplish the feat. He also became the fourth Sri  Lankan bowler to capture 300 plus wickets in one day games.

 

SL Malinga returned with figures of 1 for 82 in this game to provide the 192nd occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games. It also provides the 24th occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games.

 

SL Malinga returned with figures of 1 for 82 in this game to provide the 35th occasion of a bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games against India.  It also provides the ninth occasion of a Sri Lankan bowler conceding 80 plus runs in one day games against India.

 

SL Malinga has conceded 80 plus runs in an innings on eight occasions including his 82 runs in this game. He owns the record for conceding 80 plus runs in an innings on most occasions in the annals of one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below.

 

No Player O M R W Inns Oppn Ground Start Date
1 SL Malinga 10.0 0 81 1 1 Ind Colombo (RPS) 14 Sep 2009
2 SL Malinga 10.0 0 85 1 1 NZl Johannesburg 27 Sep 2009
3 SL Malinga 7.4 0 96 1 2 Ind Hobart 28 Feb 2012
4 SL Malinga 10.0 0 83 0 1 Ind Hambantota 21 Jul 2012
5 SL Malinga 10.0 0 85 0 1 RSA Hambantota 12 Jul 2014
6 SL Malinga 10.0 0 84 0 1 NZl Christchurch 14 Feb 2015
7 SL Malinga 10.0 0 80 1 1 Pak Colombo (RPS) 19 Jul 2015
8 SL Malinga 10.0 0 82 1 1 Ind Colombo (RPS) 31 Aug 2017

 

SL Malinga returned with figures of 1 for 82 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a captain conceding 80 plus runs in one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below

 

No Player O M R W Inns Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 HH Streak 10.0 0 80 1 1 Zim RSA Bulawayo 23 Sep 2001
2 JO Holder 9.0 0 91 0 1 Win RSA Johannesburg 18 Jan 2015
3 JO Holder 10.0 2 104 1 1 Win RSA Sydney 27 Feb 2015
4 Mohammad Nabi 10.0 0 84 0 1 Afg Aus Perth 4 Mar 2015
5 SL Malinga 10.0 0 82 1 1 Srl Ind Col-RPS 31 Aug 2017

 

India won this game by 168 runs to provide the 19th occasion of India winning a one day game by 150 plus runs margin. All such occasios are tabulated below

 

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won 257 runs v Bermuda Port of Spain 19 Mar 2007
2 India won 256 runs v Hong Kong Karachi 25 Jun 2008
3 India won 200 runs v Bangladesh Dhaka 11 Apr 2003
4 India won 190 runs v New Zealand Visakhapatnam 29 Oct 2016
5 India won 186 runs v Kenya Paarl 24 Oct 2001
6 India won 183 runs v Sri Lanka Johannesburg 10 Mar 2003
7 India won 181 runs v Namibia Pietermaritzburg 23 Feb 2003
8 India won 174 runs v New Zealand Hyd-LBS 08 Nov 1999
9 India won 169 runs v Sri Lanka Cuttack 02 Nov 2014
10 India won 168 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (RPS) 31 Aug 2017
11 India won 161 runs v Zimbabwe Harare 29 Aug 2005
12 India won 160 runs v West Indies Vadodara 31 Jan 2007
13 India won 158 runs v England Rajkot 14 Nov 2008
14 India won 157 runs v Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999
15 India won 153 runs v South Africa Dhaka 13 Apr 2003
16 India won 153 runs v Sri Lanka Kolkata 13 Nov 2014
17 India won 153 runs v South Africa Gwalior 24 Feb 2010
18 India won 153 runs v West Indies Indore 08 Dec 2011
19 India won 152 runs v Sri Lanka Nagpur 25 Oct 2005

 

India won this game by 168 runs to provide the sixth occasion of India winning a one day game by 150 plus runs margin against Sri Lanka. All such occasions are tabulated below. This win represent India’s first win by 150 plus runs against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka and also represents its largest victory in terms of runs. The previous best was its 147 runs win at Col-RPS on 03.02.09

 

No Team Result Margin Opposition Ground Start Date
1 India won 183 runs v Sri Lanka Johannesburg 10 Mar 2003
2 India won 169 runs v Sri Lanka Cuttack 02 Nov 2014
3 India won 168 runs v Sri Lanka Colombo (RPS) 31 Aug 2017
4 India won 157 runs v Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999
5 India won 153 runs v Sri Lanka Kolkata 13 Nov 2014
6 India won 152 runs v Sri Lanka Nagpur 25 Oct 2005

 

Sri Lanka lost this game by 168 runs to provide its seventh loss by 100 plus runs margin in a one day game at home. It is interesting to note that six of these seven losses have come at Col-RPS.

 

No Team Result Margin Toss Bat Opposition Ground Start Date
1 Sri Lanka lost 168 runs lost 2nd v India Colombo (RPS) 31 Aug 2017
2 Sri Lanka lost 147 runs lost 2nd v India Colombo (RPS) 03 Feb 2009
3 Sri Lanka lost 146 runs lost 2nd v Pakistan Colombo (RPS) 07 Aug 2009
4 Sri Lanka lost 135 runs lost 2nd v Pakistan Colombo (RPS) 19 Jul 2015
5 Sri Lanka lost 132 runs lost 2nd v Pakistan Colombo (RPS) 09 Aug 2009
6 Sri Lanka lost 124 runs lost 2nd v South Africa Colombo (RPS) 02 Sep 1993
7 Sri Lanka lost 104 runs won 2nd v New Zealand Colombo (SSC) 03 Mar 1984

 

Sri Lanka lost this game by 168 runs to provide its largest loss in terms of runs margin in a one day game at home. It has lost by 147 runs against  India  at Col-RPS on 03.02.09 which was the  previous largest loss in terms of  runs margin at home

 

No Team Result Margin Toss Bat Opposition Ground Start Date
1 Sri Lanka lost 168 runs lost 2nd v India Colombo (RPS) 31 Aug 2017
2 Sri Lanka lost 147 runs lost 2nd v India Colombo (RPS) 03 Feb 2009

 

Karnataka Premier League – Edition Six – Match No 01

Karnataka Premier League – Edition Six – Match No 01

KPL VI – Match No 01 – Belgavi Panthers vs Hubli Tigers at Bangalore on 01 Sep 2017 – Hubli Tigers won by six wickets

 

Belgavi Panthers are led by S Aravind in this edition. He became the third captain to lead Panthers in KPL. Others are – R Vinay Kumar {25 games} and J Arun Kumar {16 games}

 

Hubli Tigers are led by R Vinay Kumar in this game. He became the fifth captain to lead Hubli Tigers in KPL. Others are – KR Kapoor {15 games}, B Akhil {05 games}, S Aravind {04 games} and KL Rahul {01 games}

 

It is interesting to note that the rival captains in this game – S Aravind of Panthers and R Vinay Kumar of Hubli Tigers had led the opposite teams in the earlier editions of IPL. S Aravind had led Hubli Tigers in four matches in 2015 edition, while R Vinay Kumar had led Panthers in 2014, 2015 and 2016 editions of KPL

 

R Vinay Kumar who had represented Panthers in all the earlier five editions of KPL is representing the second team in KPL. He has appeared for Hubli Tigers in this edition.

 

R Vinay Kumar captured his 42nd wicket in KPL when he had BR Sharath leg before wicket for 1 in this game. This wicket gave him the joint second place amongst the bowlers who have captured most wickets  in KPL with J Suchith who has also captured 42 wickets in KPL. The first place is occupied by K Gowtham who has an aggregate of 47 wickets. R Vinay Kumar returned with two wickets in this game which fetched him 43 wickets in KPL. He now occupies the second place amongst the bowlers who have captured most wickets in KPL. K Gowtham has 48 wickets at the end  of this game

 

KN Bharath was dismissed run out for 20 in this game to provide the 222nd occasion of a batsman dismissed run out in KPL. It also provides the 30th occasion of a Panthers batsman dismissed run out in KPL.

 

KV Siddarth scored 61 not out in this game to provide the 165th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in KPL. It also provides the 32nd occasion of a Panthers batsman scoring a fifty in KPL. It also represents his first fifty in KPL. His previous best was 44 not out representing Shivamogga against Bijapur Bulls at Hubballi on 24.09.16

 

R Vinay Kumar’s run aggregate in KPL read 771 from 37 matches. Others to score 771 or more runs  in KPL are – MA Agarwal {1165}, KB Pawan {827}, R Jonathan {823}, Amit Verma {819}, R Samarth {802}, RR Bhatkal {788}, B Chipli {785},  KK Nair {779} and RV Uthappa {771}

 

MA Agarwal’s run aggregate, boundary fours aggregate and boundary sixes aggregate are record by a batsman in KPL.

At the end of this game, he had scored 1165 runs, 106 boundary fours and 48 boundary sixes.

 

This game was Panthers 42nd game in KPL. It holds the record for playing most games in KPL. Hubli Tigers registered its 16th win in KPL. Other teams to win 15 or more games in KPL are – Belagavi Panthers {21}, Bijapur Bulls {22}, Mangalore United {16} and Mysuru Warriors {15}

India post 400 three figure partnerships in one day games – becomes the first team to accomplish the feat

India post 400 three figure partnerships in one day games – becomes the first team to accomplish the feat

India posted two three figure partnerships in the fourth one day game against Sri Lanka – 219 for the third wicket between RG Sharma – V Kohli and 101 runs unfinished partnership for the sixth wicket between MK Pandey-MS Dhoni. These two three figure partnerships gave India 400 three figure partnerships. Thus India became the first team in the history of one day games to post 400 three figure partnerships. The break up wicket wise is furnished below

Wkt Partners Inns NO Runs High TFP
1 30 94 05 13042 258 94
2 48 90 10 13482 331 90
3 57 81 09 10855 237* 81
4 39 61 12 07885 275* 61
5 32 43 08 05700 223 43
6 19 23 07 02710 160 23
7 03 03 01 00327 125* 03
8 01 01 01 00100 100* 01
9 04 04 01 00445 126* 04
  233 400 54 54546 331 400

 

Opening batsman scoring a century and a ninety in a test – KG Brathwaite of West Indies joins the list

Opening batsman scoring a century and a ninety in a test – KG Brathwaite of West Indies joins the list

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the 22nd occasion of an opening batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 PA Gibb 93 106 Eng SAF Johannesburg 24 Dec 1938
2 PGV van der Bijl 125 97 SAF Eng Durban 03 Mar 1939
3 MC Cowdrey 114 97 Eng Win Kingston 17 Feb 1960
4 G Boycott 99 112 Eng Win Port of Spain 30 Mar 1974
5 CG Greenidge 93 107 Win Ind Bengaluru 22 Nov 1974
6 Mohsin Khan 94 101* Pak Ind Lahore 10 Dec 1982
7 Saeed Anwar 94 136 Pak Srl Colombo (PSS) 09 Aug 1994
8 MA Atherton 94* 118 Eng NZl Christchurch 14 Feb 1997
9 MA Taylor 334* 92 Aus Pak Peshawar 15 Oct 1998
10 MH Richardson 93 101 NZl Eng Lord’s 20 May 2004
11 JL Langer 191 97 Aus Pak Perth 16 Dec 2004
12 AJ Strauss 126 94* Eng SAF Port Elizabeth 17 Dec 2004
13 HH Gibbs 161 98 SAF Eng Johannesburg 13 Jan 2005
14 AB de Villiers 92 109 SAF Eng Centurion 21 Jan 2005
15 ND McKenzie 94 155* SAF Ind Chennai 26 Mar 2008
16 G Gambhir 179 97 Ind Eng Mohali 19 Dec 2008
17 AN Cook 94 139* Eng Win Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
18 TM Dilshan 92 123* Srl NZl Galle 18 Aug 2009
19 SR Watson 93 120* Aus Pak Melbourne 26 Dec 2009
20 AN Cook 96 106 Eng Srl Lord’s 03 Jun 2011
21 Mohammad Hafeez 96 101* Pak NZl Abu Dhabi 09 Nov 2014
22 KC Brathwaite 134 95 Win Eng Leeds 25 Aug 2017

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the second occasion of an West Indies opening batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match in the annals of test cricket. CG Greenidge was the other batsman to accomplish such a feat. He had scored 93 and 107 against India  at Bangalore in Nov 1974. Both such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 CG Greenidge 93 107 Win Ind Bengaluru 22 Nov 1974
2 KC Brathwaite 134 95 Win Eng Leeds 25 Aug 2017

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the fifth occasion of an opening batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match against Englan in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 PGV van der Bijl 125 97 SAF Eng Durban 03 Mar 1939
2 MH Richardson 93 101 NZl Eng Lord’s 20 May 2004
3 HH Gibbs 161 98 SAF Eng Johannesburg 13 Jan 2005
4 AB de Villiers 92 109 SAF Eng Centurion 21 Jan 2005
5 G Gambhir 179 97 Ind Eng Mohali 19 Dec 2008
6 KC Brathwaite 134 95 Win Eng Leeds 25 Aug 2017

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the second occasion of an opening batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match against England in England in the annals of test cricket. Both such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Oppn Ground Start Date
1 MH Richardson 93 101 NZl Eng Lord’s 20 May 2004
2 KC Brathwaite 134 95 Win Eng Leeds 25 Aug 2017

AN Cook of England is the only opening batsmen in the annals of test cricket to score a ninety and a hundred on two occasions. His performance is listed below

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 AN Cook 94 139* England v West Indies Bridgetown 26 Feb 2009
2 AN Cook 96 106 England v Sri Lanka Lord’s

03 Jun 2011

 

Batsmen scoring a century and a ninety in a test – KG Brathwaite’s feat at Leeds provides the 50th occasion

Batsmen scoring a century and a ninety in a test – KG Brathwaite’s feat at Leeds provides the 50th occasion

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the 50th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Mon/Year
1 PA Gibb 93 106 England v South Africa Johannesburg Dec 1938
2 PGV van der Bijl 125 97 South Africa v England Durban Mar 1939
3 CG Borde 109 96 India v West Indies Delhi Feb 1959
4 MC Cowdrey 114 97 England v West Indies Kingston Feb 1960
5 KF Barrington 101 94 England v Australia Sydney Feb 1963
6 Hanif Mohammad 104 93 Pakistan v Australia Melbourne Dec 1964
7 RM Cowper 92 108 Australia v India Adelaide Dec 1967
8 GS Sobers 152 95* West Indies v England Georgetown Mar 1968
9 SM Nurse 95 168 West Indies v New Zealand Auckland Feb 1969
10 APE Knott 101 96 England v New Zealand Auckland Mar 1971
11 G Boycott 99 112 England v West Indies Port of Spain Mar 1974
12 CG Greenidge 93 107 West Indies v India Bangalore Nov 1974
13 M Amarnath 90 100 India v Australia Perth Dec 1977
14 PM Toohey 122 97 Australia v West Indies Kingston Apr 1978
15 Zaheer Abbas 176 96 Pakistan v India Faisalabad Oct 1978
16 Mohsin Khan 94 101* Pakistan v India Lahore Dec 1982
17 AR Border 98* 100* Australia v West Indies Port of Spain Mar 1984
18 LRD Mendis 111 94 Sri Lanka v England Lord’s Aug 1984
19 PA de Silva 96 123 Sri Lanka v New Zealand Auckland Mar 1991
20 Saeed Anwar 94 136 Pakistan v Sri Lanka Colombo (PSS) Aug 1994
21 MA Atherton 94* 118 England v New Zealand Christchurch Feb 1997
22 MA Taylor 334* 92 Australia v Pakistan Peshawar Oct 1998
23 Younis Khan 91 149* Pakistan v New Zealand Auckland Mar 2001
24 BC Lara 91 122 West Indies v Australia Port of Spain Apr 2003
25 JH Kallis 92 150* South Africa v New Zealand Hamilton Mar 2004
26 MH Richardson 93 101 New Zealand v England Lord’s May 2004
27 S Chanderpaul 128* 97* West Indies v England Lord’s Jul 2004
28 DR Martyn 114 97 Australia v India Nagpur Oct 2004
29 JL Langer 191 97 Australia v Pakistan Perth Dec 2004
30 AJ Strauss 126 94* England v South Africa Port Elizabeth Dec 2004
31 HH Gibbs 161 98 South Africa v England Johannesburg Jan 2005
32 AB de Villiers 92 109 South Africa v England Centurion Jan 2005
33 S Chanderpaul 92 153* West Indies v Pakistan Bridgetown May 2005
34 KC Sangakkara 92 152 Sri Lanka v England Kandy Dec 2007
35 SC Ganguly 239 91 India v Pakistan Bangalore Dec 2007
36 ND McKenzie 94 155* South Africa v India Chennai Mar 2008
37 G Gambhir 179 97 India v England Mohali Dec 2008
38 RT Ponting 101 99 Australia v South Africa Melbourne Dec 2008
39 RR Sarwan 94 106 West Indies v England St John’s Feb 2009
40 AN Cook 94 139* England v West Indies Bridgetown Feb 2009
41 TM Dilshan 92 123* Sri Lanka v New Zealand Galle Aug 2009
42 SR Watson 93 120* Australia v Pakistan Melbourne Dec 2009
43 AN Cook 96 106 England v Sri Lanka Lord’s Jun 2011
44 MEK Hussey 118 93 Australia v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) Sep 2011
45 V Kohli 119 96 India v South Africa Johannesburg Dec 2013
46 AD Mathews 91 157* Sri Lanka v Pakistan Abu Dhabi Dec 2013
47 Mohammad Hafeez 96 101* Pakistan v New Zealand Abu Dhabi Nov 2014
48 BA Stokes 92 101 England v New Zealand Lord’s May 2015
49 HM Amla 109 96 South Africa v England Centurion Jan 2016
50 KG Brathwaite 134 95 West Indies v England Leeds Aug 2017

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the eighth  occasion of a West Indian batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Mpn/Year
1 GS Sobers 152 95* West Indies v England Georgetown Mar 1968
2 SM Nurse 95 168 West Indies v New Zealand Auckland Feb 1969
3 CG Greenidge 93 107 West Indies v India Bangalore Nov 1974
4 BC Lara 91 122 West Indies v Australia Port of Spain Apr 2003
5 S Chanderpaul 128* 97* West Indies v England Lord’s Jul 2004
6 S Chanderpaul 92 153* West Indies v Pakistan Bridgetown May 2005
7 RR Sarwan 94 106 West Indies v England St John’s Feb 2009
8 KG Brathwaite 134 95 West Indies v England Leeds Aug 2017

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the fourth occasion of a West Indian batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match against England in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Mon/Year
1 GS Sobers 152 95* West Indies v England Georgetown Mar 1968
2 S Chanderpaul 128* 97* West Indies v England Lord’s Jul 2004
3 RR Sarwan 94 106 West Indies v England St John’s Feb 2009
4 KG Brathwaite 134 95 West Indies v England Leeds Aug 2017

KG Brathwaite of West Indies scored 134 and 95 in the just concluded test against England at Leeds to provide the 12th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety and hundred in a test match against England in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Mon/Year
1 PGV van der Bijl 125 97 South Africa v England Durban Mar 1939
2 GS Sobers 152 95* West Indies v England Georgetown Mar 1968
3 LRD Mendis 111 94 Sri Lanka v England Lord’s Aug 1984
4 MH Richardson 93 101 New Zealand v England Lord’s May 2004
5 S Chanderpaul 128* 97* West Indies v England Lord’s Jul 2004
6 HH Gibbs 161 98 South Africa v England Johannesburg Jan 2005
7 AB de Villiers 92 109 South Africa v England Centurion Jan 2005
8 KC Sangakkara 92 152 Sri Lanka v England Kandy Dec 2007
9 G Gambhir 179 97 India v England Mohali Dec 2008
10 RR Sarwan 94 106 West Indies v England St John’s Feb 2009
11 HM Amla 109 96 South Africa v England Centurion Jan 2016
12 KG Brathwaite 134 95 West Indies v England Leeds Aug 2017

AN Cook of England and S Chanderpaul of West Indies are the two batsmen in the annals of test cricket to score a ninety and a hundred on two occasions. Their performance is listed below

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Mon/Year
1 AN Cook 94 139* England v West Indies Bridgetown Feb 2009
2 AN Cook 96 106 England v Sri Lanka Lord’s Jun 2011
               
1 S Chanderpaul 128* 97* West Indies v England Lord’s Jul 2004
2 S Chanderpaul 92 153* West Indies v Pakistan Bridgetown May 2005
Centuries in both innings of a test – SD Hope of West Indies joins the list

Centuries in both innings of a test – SD Hope of West Indies joins the list

SD Hope  of West Indies scored 147 and 118 not out in  the just concluded test against England at Leeds to  provide the 82nd occasion of a batsman scoring centuries  in each innings of a test. All such occasions are listed below. It also provides the first such instance in a test at Leeds.

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 W Bardsley 136 130 Australia v England The Oval 09 Aug 1909
2 CAG Russell 140 111 England v South Africa Durban 16 Feb 1923
3 H Sutcliffe 176 127 England v Australia Melbourne 01 Jan 1925
4 WR Hammond 119* 177 England v Australia Adelaide 01 Feb 1929
5 H Sutcliffe 104 109* England v South Africa The Oval 17 Aug 1929
6 GA Headley 114 112 West Indies v England Georgetown 21 Feb 1930
7 E Paynter 117 100 England v South Africa Johannesburg 24 Dec 1938
8 GA Headley 106 107 West Indies v England Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
9 DCS Compton 147 103* England v Australia Adelaide 31 Jan 1947
10 AR Morris 122 124* Australia v England Adelaide 31 Jan 1947
11 A Melville 189 104* South Africa v England Nottingham 07 Jun 1947
12 B Mitchell 120 189* South Africa v England The Oval 16 Aug 1947
13 DG Bradman 132 127* Australia v India Melbourne 01 Jan 1948
14 VS Hazare 116 145 India v Australia Adelaide 23 Jan 1948
15 ED Weekes 162 101 West Indies v India Kolkata 31 Dec 1948
16 J Moroney 118 101* Australia v South Africa Johannesburg 10 Feb 1950
17 CL Walcott 126 110 West Indies v Australia Port of Spain 11 Apr 1955
18 CL Walcott 155 110 West Indies v Australia Kingston 11 Jun 1955
19 GS Sobers 125 109* West Indies v Pakistan Georgetown 13 Mar 1958
20 RB Kanhai 117 115 West Indies v Australia Adelaide 27 Jan 1961
21 Hanif Mohammad 111 104 Pakistan v England Dhaka 19 Jan 1962
22 RB Simpson 153 115 Australia v Pakistan Karachi 24 Oct 1964
23 KD Walters 242 103 Australia v West Indies Sydney 14 Feb 1969
24 SM Gavaskar 124 220 India v West Indies Port of Spain 13 Apr 1971
25 LG Rowe 214 100* West Indies v New Zealand Kingston 16 Feb 1972
26 GS Chappell 247* 133 Australia v New Zealand Wellington 01 Mar 1974
27 IM Chappell 145 121 Australia v New Zealand Wellington 01 Mar 1974
28 GM Turner 101 110* New Zealand v Australia Christchurch 8 Mar 1974
29 GS Chappell 123 109* Australia v West Indies Brisbane 28 Nov 1975
30 CG Greenidge 134 101 West Indies v England Manchester 08 Jul 1976
31 GP Howarth 122 102 New Zealand v England Auckland 04 Mar 1978
32 SM Gavaskar 111 137 India v Pakistan Karachi 14 Nov 1978
33 SM Gavaskar 107 182* India v West Indies Kolkata 29 Dec 1978
34 AR Border 150* 153 Australia v Pakistan Lahore 18 Mar 1980
35 LRD Mendis 105 105 Sri Lanka v India Chennai 17 Sep 1982
36 Javed Miandad 104 103* Pakistan v New Zealand Hyd-Pak 25 Nov 1984
37 AR Border 140 114* Australia v New Zealand Christchurch 28 Feb 1986
38 DM Jones 116 121* Australia v Pakistan Adelaide 19 Jan 1990
39 GA Gooch 333 123 England v India Lord’s 26 Jul 1990
40 AP Gurusinha 119 102 Sri Lanka v New Zealand Hamilton 22 Feb 1991
41 AH Jones 122 100* New Zealand v Sri Lanka Hamilton 22 Feb 1991
42 AJ Stewart 118 143 England v West Indies Bridgetown 08 Apr 1994
43 G Kirsten 102 133 South Africa v India Kolkata 27 Nov 1996
44 PA de Silva 138* 103* Sri Lanka v Pakistan Colombo (SSC) 26 Apr 1997
45 SR Waugh 108 116 Australia v England Manchester 03 Jul 1997
46 PA de Silva 146 120 Sri Lanka v India Colombo (SSC) 09 Aug 1997
47 GW Flower 104 151 Zimbabwe v New Zealand Harare 18 Sep 1997
48 R Dravid 190 103* India v New Zealand Hamilton 02 Jan 1999
49 W Wasti 133 121* Pakistan v Sri Lanka Lahore 04 Mar 1999
50 A Flower 142 199* Zimbabwe v South Africa Harare 07 Sep 2001
51 BC Lara 221 130 West Indies v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 29 Nov 2001
52 ML Hayden 197 103 Australia v England Brisbane 07 Nov 2002
53 Yasir Hameed 170 105 Pakistan v Bangladesh Karachi 20 Aug 2003
54 ML Hayden 117 132 Australia v Sri Lanka Cairns 09 Jul 2004
55 MP Vaughan 103 101* England v West Indies Lord’s 22 Jul 2004
56 ME Trescothick 105 107 England v West Indies Birmingham 29 Jul 2004
57 R Dravid 110 135 India v Pakistan Kolkata 16 Mar 2005
58 RT Ponting 149 104* Australia v West Indies Brisbane 03 Nov 2005
59 Inzamam-ul-Haq 109 100* Pakistan v England Faisalabad 20 Nov 2005
60 RT Ponting 120 143* Australia v South Africa Sydney 02 Jan 2006
61 RT Ponting 103 116 Australia v South Africa Durban 24 Mar 2006
62 Mohammad Yousuf 102 124 Pakistan v West Indies Karachi 27 Nov 2006
63 JH Kallis 155 100* South Africa v Pakistan Karachi 01 Oct 2007
64 AJ Strauss 123 108 England v India Chennai 11 Dec 2008
65 TM Dilshan 162 143 Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Chittagong 03 Jan 2009
66 PJ Hughes 115 160 Australia v South Africa Durban 06 Mar 2009
67 HM Amla 114 123* South Africa v India Kolkata 14 Feb 2010
68 JH Kallis 161 109* South Africa v India Cape Town 02 Jan 2011
79 KOA Powell 117 110 West Indies v Bangladesh Dhaka 13 Nov 2012
70 KC Sangakkara 142 105 Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Galle 08 Mar 2013
71 PG Fulton 136 110 New Zealand v England Auckland 22 Mar 2013
72 BRM Taylor 171 102* Zimbabwe v Bangladesh Harare 17 Apr 2013
73 KC Sangakkara 319 105 Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Chittagong 04 Feb 2014
74 DA Warner 135 145 Australia v South Africa Cape Town 01 Mar 2014
75 Younis Khan 106 103* Pakistan v Australia Dubai (DSC) 22 Oct 2014
76 Azhar Ali 109 100* Pakistan v Australia Abu Dhabi 30 Oct 2014
77 Misbah-ul-Haq 101 101* Pakistan v Australia Abu Dhabi 30 Oct 2014
78 V Kohli 115 141 India v Australia Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
79 DA Warner 145 102 Australia v India Adelaide 09 Dec 2014
80 DA Warner 163 116 Australia v New Zealand Brisbane 05 Nov 2015
81 AM Rahane 127 100* India v South Africa Delhi 03 Dec 2015
82 SD Hope 147 118* West Indies v England Leeds 25 Aug 2017

 

SD Hope’s feat of scoring twin centuries in a test provides the twelfth   occasion of a West Indian batsman accomplishing such a feat. All such occasions are tabulate d below.

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 GA Headley 114 112 West Indies v England Georgetown 21 Feb 1930
2 GA Headley 106 107 West Indies v England Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
3 ED Weekes 162 101 West Indies v India Kolkata 31 Dec 1948
4 CL Walcott 126 110 West Indies v Australia Port of Spain 11 Apr 1955
5 CL Walcott 155 110 West Indies v Australia Kingston 11 Jun 1955
6 GS Sobers 125 109* West Indies v Pakistan Georgetown 13 Mar 1958
7 RB Kanhai 117 115 West Indies v Australia Adelaide 27 Jan 1961
8 LG Rowe 214 100* West Indies v New Zealand Kingston 16 Feb 1972
9 CG Greenidge 134 101 West Indies v England Manchester 08 Jul 1976
10 BC Lara 221 130 West Indies v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 29 Nov 2001
11 KOA Powell 117 110 West Indies v Bangladesh Dhaka 13 Nov 2012
12 SD Hope 147 118* West Indies v England Leeds 25 Aug 2017

 

SD Hope became the second West Indian bastman to score twin centuries in a test against  England and his feat provides the third such occasion. The last occasion when a West Indian batsman performed the feat of scoring centuries in both innings of a test  against England was GA Headley in Jun 1939. He had scored 106 and 107 at Lord’s. Thus it took 78 years for another West Indian batsman to score twin centuries  in a test against England

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 GA Headley 114 112 West Indies v England Georgetown 21 Feb 1930
2 GA Headley 106 107 West Indies v England Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
3 SD Hope 147 118* West Indies v England Leeds 25 Aug 2017

 

SD Hope became the second West Indian bastman to score twin centuries in a test against England in England . The first such  occasion  when a West Indian batsman performed the feat of scoring centuries in both innings of a test against England in England was GA Headley in Jun 1939. He had scored 106 and 107 at Lord’s.

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 GA Headley 106 107 West Indies v England Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
2 SD Hope 147 118* West Indies v England Leeds 25 Aug 2017

 

 

SD Hope’s feat of  scoring twin centuries  in a test provides the 14th occasion of a batsman performing  such a feat against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 W Bardsley 136 130 Australia v England The Oval 09 Aug 1909
2 GA Headley 114 112 West Indies v England Georgetown 21 Feb 1930
3 GA Headley 106 107 West Indies v England Lord’s 24 Jun 1939
4 AR Morris 122 124* Australia v England Adelaide 31 Jan 1947
5 A Melville 189 104* South Africa v England Nottingham 07 Jun 1947
6 B Mitchell 120 189* South Africa v England The Oval 16 Aug 1947
7 Hanif Mohammad 111 104 Pakistan v England Dhaka 19 Jan 1962
8 CG Greenidge 134 101 West Indies v England Manchester 08 Jul 1976
9 GP Howarth 122 102 New Zealand v England Auckland 04 Mar 1978
10 SR Waugh 108 116 Australia v England Manchester 03 Jul 1997
11 ML Hayden 197 103 Australia v England Brisbane 07 Nov 2002
12 Inzamam-ul-Haq 109 100* Pakistan v England Faisalabad 20 Nov 2005
13 PG Fulton 136 110 New Zealand v England Auckland 22 Mar 2013
14 SD Hope 147 118* West Indies v England Leeds 25 Aug 2017

 

The following table list the seven batsmen who have scored a double century and a century in a test. There are seven such occasions which includes two occasions of a batsman scoring a treble century and a century in a test – GA Gooch and  KS Sangakkara. The list includes the Indian legend SM Gavaskar who had scored 124 and 220 against West Indies at Port of Spain in Apr 1971. It is interesting to note that SM Gavaskar is the only batsman in the annals of test cricket to score a century in the first innings and a double century in the second innings of a test.

 

No Player 1st 2nd Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 KD Walters 242 103 Australia v West Indies Sydney 14 Feb 1969
2 SM Gavaskar 124 220 India v West Indies Port of Spain 13 Apr 1971
3 LG Rowe 214 100* West Indies v New Zealand Kingston 16 Feb 1972
4 GS Chappell 247* 133 Australia v New Zealand Wellington 01 Mar 1974
5 GA Gooch 333 123 England v India Lord’s 26 Jul 1990
6 BC Lara 221 130 West Indies v Sri Lanka Colombo (SSC) 29 Nov 2001
7 KC Sangakkara 319 105 Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Chittagong 04 Feb 2014