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England win the second one day game by two runs against South Africa at Southampton

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South Africa won the toss and inserted the opposition to provide the 12th occasion of South Africa doing so against England. England posted 330 for 6 in this game to provide the second occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs against South Africa after being inserted. The first such occasion was England’s 339 for 6 at Leeds on 24 May 2017 – the first one day game of the ongoing three one day game series between the two teams.

England’s 330 for 6 in this game provide the sixth occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs against South Africa in one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	304/8	50.0	2	v South Africa	East London	09 Feb 2005
2	England	323/8	50.0	1	v South Africa	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
3	England	399/9	50.0	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	03 Feb 2016
4	England	318/8	50.0	1	v South Africa	Centurion	09 Feb 2016
5	England	339/6	50.0	1	v South Africa	Leeds	24 May 2017
6	England	330/6	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

It also provides the first occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs against South Africa in consecutive games. It had posted 339 for 6 at Leeds on 24.05.17

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	339/6	50.0	1	v South Africa	Leeds	24 May 2017
2	England	330/6	50.0	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

England’s 330 for 6 in this game provide the 599^th occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 55^th occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day internationals.

BA Stokes scored 101 in this game to provide the 1578^th occasion of a batsman scoring a hundred in one day games. It also provides the 146^th occasion of an England batsman scoring a hundred in one day games.

BA Stokes scored 101 in this game to provide the 92nd occasion of a batsman scoring a hundred in one day games against South Africa. It also provides the 12th occasion of an England batsman scoring a hundred in one day games against South Africa. All the twelve hundreds are listed below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	ME Trescothick	114*	2	v South Africa	The Oval	28 Jun 2003
2	VS Solanki	106	2	v South Africa	The Oval	28 Jun 2003
3	KP Pietersen	108*	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	02 Feb 2005
4	KP Pietersen	100*	2	v South Africa	East London	09 Feb 2005
5	KP Pietersen	116	1	v South Africa	Centurion	13 Feb 2005
6	PD Collingwood	105*	2	v South Africa	Centurion	22 Nov 2009
7	JC Buttler	105	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	03 Feb 2016
8	JE Root	125	1	v South Africa	Centurion	09 Feb 2016
9	JE Root	109	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Feb 2016
10	AD Hales	112	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	14 Feb 2016
11	EJG Morgan	107	1	v South Africa	Leeds	24 May 2017
12	BA Stokes	101	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

BA Stokes registered his second one day hundred when he scored 101 in this game. He had scored 101 against Bangladesh at Dhaka on 07.10.16. Both the occasions are listed below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	BA Stokes	101	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	07 Oct 2016
2	BA Stokes	101	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

BA Stokes’ 101 in this game represent the fourth hundred by an England batsman against South Africa at home. All the four hundreds are tabulated below.It also provides the 73^rd occasion of an England batsman scoring a hundred against all oppositions at home.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	ME Trescothick	114*	2	v South Africa	The Oval	28 Jun 2003
2	VS Solanki	106	2	v South Africa	The Oval	28 Jun 2003
3	EJG Morgan	107	1	v South Africa	Leeds	24 May 2017
4	BA Stokes	101	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

JC Buttler scored 65 not out in this game to provide the sixth occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against South Africa in one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	AJ Stewart	77	2	v South Africa	Melbourne	12 Mar 1992
2	SJ Rhodes	56	2	v South Africa	Manchester	27 Aug 1994
3	AJ Stewart	52	2	v South Africa	Manchester	23 May 1998
4	EJG Morgan	67	1	v South Africa	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
5	JC Buttler	105	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	03 Feb 2016
6	JC Buttler	65*	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

JC Buttler scored 65 not out in this game to provide the third occasion of an England wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty against South Africa in one day games at home. All such occasions are tabulated below. It also represents the highest score by an England wicket keeper batsman against South Africa at home. The previous best was 56 by SJ Rhodes at Manchester on 27.08.94

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	SJ Rhodes	56	2	v South Africa	Manchester	27 Aug 1994
2	AJ Stewart	52	2	v South Africa	Manchester	23 May 1998
3	JC Buttler	65*	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

JC Buttler with his 65 not out in this game became the first England wicket keeper batsman to score fifties on two occasions. Both such occasions are listed below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JC Buttler	105	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	03 Feb 2016
2	JC Buttler	65*	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

AB de Villers was leading South Africa for the 99^th occasion. He needs one more captaincy assignment to lead South Africa on 100^th occasion.

England posted 330 for 6 in this game to provide the 225^th occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus runs after being inserted in, in the annals of one day games. It also provides the 22nd occasion of England posting a total of 300 plus runs after being inserted by the opposition.

BA Stokes scored 101 in this game to provide the 495th occasion of a batsman scoring a hundred when his team was inserted by the opposition in the annals of one day games. It also provides the 49th occasion of an England batsman scoring a hundred when England was inserted by the opposition. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England batsman scoring a hundred when it was inserted by South Africa. All such occasions are listed below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	KP Pietersen	108*	1	v South Africa	Bloemfontein	2 Feb 2005
2	KP Pietersen	116	1	v South Africa	Centurion	13 Feb 2005
3	JE Root	109	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	12 Feb 2016
4	AD Hales	112	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	14 Feb 2016
5	EJG Morgan	107	1	v South Africa	Leeds	24 May 2017
6	BA Stokes	101	1	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

AB de Villiers scored 52 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of a South African captain scoring a fifty against England in one day games. It also represents the fourth occasion of AB de Villiers scoring a fifty while leading South Africa against England in one day games

Q de Kock scored 98 in this game to provide the fifth occasion of a South African wicket keeper scoring a fifty against England in one day games. It also provides the first occasion of a South African wicket keeper scoring a ninety against England in one day games.

Q de Kock’s 98 in this game provide the 55^th occasion of a South African batsman scoring a ninety in one day games. It also provides the third occasion of a South African wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety in one day games.

It also provides the 25^th occasion of a South African opening batsman scoring a fifty in one day games. It also provides the first occasion of a South African wicket keeper opening batsman scoring a fifty in one day games. Q de Kock’s 98 in this game provide the first occasion of his being dismissed in nineties in one day games.

JC Buttler {65 not out} and Q de Kock {98} scored fifties in this game to provide the 67^th occasion of rival wicket keepers scoring fifties in a one day game in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the second such occasion in England and South Africa encounters. The first such occasion was witnessed at Bloemfontein on 03.02.16. JC Buttler scored 105 and Q de Kock scored 138 not out in this game.

South Africa posted a total of 328 for 5 in this game to provide the 600^th occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs in the history of one day games. The break up team wise read thus –

Team	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR	Inns	HS	LS
Australia	1975-2017	95	84	10	0	1	95	434	326
India	1996-2017	93	73	18	2	0	93	418	304
South Africa	1994-2017	77	69	7	0	1	77	439	305
Pakistan	1975-2017	68	58	10	0	0	68	385	303
Sri Lanka	1992-2017	62	49	12	0	1	62	443	301
England	1975-2017	55	36	17	2	0	55	444	302
New Zealand	1975-2017	51	40	9	2	0	51	402	314
West Indies	1978-2017	37	27	10	0	0	37	372	300
Zimbabwe	1992-2015	23	18	5	0	0	23	351	326
Bangladesh	2006-2017	10	9	1	0	0	10	329	307
Ireland	2007-2017	9	6	3	0	0	9	331	304
Scotland	2011-2016	4	3	1	0	0	4	341	–
Netherlands	2003-2011	4	3	1	0	0	4	315	306
Asia XI	2007-2007	3	3	0	0	0	3	337	–
Kenya	1997-2007	3	3	0	0	0	3	347	–
Afghanistan	2014-2017	2	2	0	0	0	2	338	338
Africa XI	2007-2007	2	0	2	0	0	2	318	306
ICC World XI	2005-2005	1	1	0	0	0	1	344	–
Canada	2007-2007	1	1	0	0	0	1	312	–
	Total	600	485	106	6	3	600	444	338

England’s win in this game provides the 485^th win by a team when it has posted 300 plus runs in an innings, while South Africa’s loss provides the 106^th loss suffered by a team when it has posted 300 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day games.

England’s win in this game provides the 36th win, when it has posted 300 plus runs in an innings, while South Africa’s loss provides the seventh loss suffered by it when it has posted 300 plus runs in an innings in the history of one day games.

England {330 for 6} and South Africa {328 for 5} posted 300 plus runs in this game to provide the 104th occasion of both the teams posting a total of 300 plus runs in the same game in the history of one day internationals.

South Africa lost the game by two runs after posting 300 plus runs to provide the 106^th occasion of a team losing a game after posting 300 plus runs. It also provides the 41^st occasion of a team losing a one day game posting a total of 300 plus runs while batting second in the match, that is while chasing the team’s total.

England won this game by two runs to provide the 26^th occasion of a team winning a one day game by exact two runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	2 runs	199	v West Indies	Sydney	28 Nov 1979
2	West Indies	2 runs	216	v England	Melbourne	20 Jan 1980
3	West Indies	2 runs	128	v England	Kingstown	04 Feb 1981
4	Australia	2 runs	250	v England	Birmingham	06 Jun 1981
5	New Zealand	2 runs	240	v England	Melbourne	13 Jan 1983
6	West Indies	2 runs	197	v India	Ahmedabad	07 Jan 1988
7	Australia	2 runs	205	v West Indies	Melbourne	14 Jan 1989
8	Pakistan	2 runs	221	v Australia	Sydney	20 Feb 1990
9	India	2 runs	196	v South Africa	Kolkata	24 Nov 1993
10	New Zealand	2 runs	218	v Sri Lanka	Sharjah	18 Apr 1994
11	Zimbabwe	2 runs	291	v Sri Lanka	Harare	05 Nov 1994
12	Sri Lanka	2 runs	303	v India	Colombo (RPS)	17 Aug 1997
13	South Africa	2 runs	301	v New Zealand	Brisbane	09 Jan 1998
14	New Zealand	2 runs	232	v Zimbabwe	Auckland	08 Mar 1998
15	Pakistan	2 runs	243	v England	Lord’s	12 Jun 2001
16	England	2 runs	272	v India	Delhi	31 Jan 2002
17	Australia	2 runs	208	v West Indies	Kingston	17 May 2003
18	New Zealand	2 runs	178	v South Africa	Auckland	29 Feb 2004
19	Africa XI	2 runs	199	v Asia XI	Centurion	17 Aug 2005
20	Australia	2 runs	323	v New Zealand	Wellington	07 Dec 2005
21	Scotland	2 runs	208	v Netherlands	Nairobi (Jaff)	02 Feb 2007
22	Sri Lanka	2 runs	236	v England	North Sound	04 Apr 2007
23	Zimbabwe	2 runs	255	v West Indies	Providence	04 Mar 2010
24	South Africa	2 runs	229	v Pakistan	Dubai (DSC)	02 Nov 2010
25	Pakistan	2 runs	237	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	22 Mar 2012
26	England	2 runs	331	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

England’s win by 2 runs provide the third occasion of England winning a game by exact 2 runs in one day games. All such occasions are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	2 runs	199	v West Indies	Sydney	28 Nov 1979
2	England	2 runs	272	v India	Delhi	31 Jan 2002
3	England	2 runs	331	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

South Africa’s loss by 2 runs margin provide the third occasion of South Africa losing a one day game by exact two runs margin in one day games. All such occasions are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	India	2 runs	196	v South Africa	Kolkata	24 Nov 1993
2	New Zealand	2 runs	178	v South Africa	Auckland	29 Feb 2004
3	England	2 runs	331	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

England won the game by two runs defending a target of 331 runs to provide the fourth occasion of a team winning a game by exact two runs margin while defending a target of 300 plus runs. England’s win defending 331 runs provides the highest target defended by a team when it posted a win by exact two runs.

No	Winner	Margin	Target	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	England	2 runs	331	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017
2	Australia	2 runs	323	v New Zealand	Wellington	07 Dec 2005
3	Sri Lanka	2 runs	303	v India	Colombo (RPS)	17 Aug 1997
4	South Africa	2 runs	301	v New Zealand	Brisbane	09 Jan 1998

JT Ball of England returned with bowling figures of none for 81 in this game to provide the 188^th occasion of a bowler leaking 80 plus runs in a one day game in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 17^th occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an one day game. It also provides the first occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs in an one day game against South Africa.

JT Ball of England returned with bowling figures of none for 81 in this game to provide the 66^th occasion of a bowler leaking 80 plus runs without capturing a wicket in a one day game in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the seventh occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs without capturing wicket in an one day game. It also provides the first occasion of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs without capturing a wicket in an one day game against South Africa. The following table lists the seven occasions of an England bowler conceding 80 plus runs without a wicket in one day games.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DR Pringle	10.0	0	83	0	1	v West Indies	Gujranwala	09 Oct 1987
2	SJ Harmison	09.5	0	81	0	2	v Australia	The Oval	12 Jul 2005
3	SJ Harmison	10.0	0	97	0	2	v Sri Lanka	Leeds	01 Jul 2006
4	JW Dernbach	10.0	0	87	0	1	v New Zealand	Southampton	02 Jun 2013
5	CR Woakes	10.0	0	89	0	1	v Australia	Perth	01 Feb 2015
6	JT Ball	10.0	0	80	0	1	v India	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
7	JT Ball	10.0	0	81	0	2	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

SJ Harmison and JT Ball are the two England bowlers who have conceded 80 plus runs without capturing a wicket on two occasions. The performances of these two bowlers are listed below.

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	SJ Harmison	09.5	0	81	0	2	v Australia	The Oval	12 Jul 2005
2	SJ Harmison	10.0	0	97	0	2	v Sri Lanka	Leeds	01 Jul 2006

1	JT Ball	10.0	0	80	0	1	v India	Cuttack	19 Jan 2017
2	JT Ball	10.0	0	81	0	2	v South Africa	Southampton	27 May 2017

AB de Villiers now holds the record for most runs by a South African captain on away soil. He has an aggregate of 1975 runs at the end of this game. He went past GC Smith who had scored 1924 runs

AB de Villiers now holds the record for most half centuries by a South African captain on away soil. He has scored eleven half centuries – His 52 in this game was his eleventh half century. He went past GC Smith who had scored ten half centuries.

AB de Villiers 52 in this game was his 40th fifty of his one day career – 13 centuries and 27 half centuries – while leading South Africa. He became the eighth captain to score 40 plus fifties in the history of one day games. Others are – RT Ponting {73}, MS Dhoni {53}, SP Fleming {45}, GC Smith {45}, M Azharuddin {41}, SC Ganguly {41} and A Ranatunga {41}

AB de Villiers 52 in this game was his 40th fifty of his one day career – 13 centuries and 27 half centuries – while leading South Africa. He became the second South African captain to score 40 plus fifties in the history of one day games after GC Smith. GC Smith has scored 45 fifties.

Bowlers who have captured four or more wickets on two occasions in Champions Trophy

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DT Hondo of Zimbabwe, KD Mills of New Zealand, M Dillon of West Indies, M Muralitharan of Sri Lanka, MJ McClenaghan of New Zealand and SL Malinga of Sri Lanka are the six bowlers who have captured four or more wickets on two occasions in the Champions Trophy. The performance of these six bowlers is tabulated below.

DT Hondo is the only bowler in this six member list to have accomplished the feat in the same edition – 2002 edition

No	No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	1	DT Hondo	9.0	1	62	4	Zimbabwe	v India	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
	2	DT Hondo	6.0	0	45	4	Zimbabwe	v England	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002

2	1	KD Mills	10.0	1	38	4	New Zealand	v Australia	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
	2	KD Mills	4.3	0	30	4	New Zealand	v England	Cardiff	16 Jun 2013

3	1	M Dillon	10.0	1	60	4	West Indies	v South Africa	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
	2	M Dillon	10.0	4	29	5	West Indies	v Bangladesh	Southampton	15 Sep 2004

4	1	M Muralitharan	5.3	2	15	4	Sri Lanka	v Netherlands	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
	2	M Muralitharan	10.0	1	23	4	Sri Lanka	v New Zealand	Mumbai (BS)	20 Oct 2006

5	1	MJ McClenaghan	8.5	0	43	4	New Zealand	v Sri Lanka	Cardiff	09 Jun 2013
	2	MJ McClenaghan	10.0	0	65	4	New Zealand	v Australia	Birmingham	12 Jun 2013

6	1	SL Malinga	9.0	0	53	4	Sri Lanka	v South Africa	Ahmedabad	24 Oct 2006
	2	SL Malinga	10.0	2	34	4	Sri Lanka	v New Zealand	Cardiff	09 Jun 2013

Batsmen who have scored consecutive hundreds in Champions Trophy

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Saeed Anwar of Pakistan, SC Ganguly of India, WU Tharanga of Sri Lanka, CH Gayle of West Indies and S Dhawan of India are the five batsmen who have scored hundreds in consecutive games in the Champions Trophy. The performance of these five batsmen are tabulated below

No	No	Player	Runs	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
1	1	Saeed Anwar	105*	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
	2	Saeed Anwar	104	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000

2	1	SC Ganguly	141*	India	v South Africa	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
	2	SC Ganguly	117	India	v New Zealand	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000

3	1	WU Tharanga	105	Sri Lanka	v Bangladesh	Mohali	07 Oct 2006
	2	WU Tharanga	110	Sri Lanka	v Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006

4	1	CH Gayle	101	West Indies	v England	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
	2	CH Gayle	133*	West Indies	v South Africa	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006

5	1	S Dhawan	114	India	v South Africa	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
	2	S Dhawan	102*	India	v West Indies	The Oval	11 Jun 2013

SR Tendulkar’s feat in the Champions Trophy

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SR Tendulkar is the only cricketer in the Champions Trophy to score a hundred and capture four wickets in the same match. Against Australia at Dhaka on 28.10.98, he scored 141 and took 4 for 38 in 9.1 overs. This game was the third Quarter final of the first ever Champions Trophy, then labeled as Wills International Cup

He scored 141 in 128 deliveries and occupied the crease for 191 minutes. His essay contained 13 boundary fours and three boundary sixes at a strike rate of 110.15. He was dismissed run out in this game.

With the leather, he captured the wickets of Australian skipper SR Waugh, MG Bevan, DR Martyin and BE Young. He returned with the figures of 9.1-0-38-4 in this game. His victims are detailed in the following table

No		Batsmen	How out	Bowler	R	M	B	4	6
1	*	SR Waugh	c Tendulkar	b Tendulkar	07	24	13	0	0
2		MG Bevan		b Tendulkar	08	20	14	0	0
3		DR Martyn	c Jadeja	b Tendulkar	24	25	17	3	0
4		BE Young	c Dravid	b Tendulkar	18	44	24	1	0

SR Tendulkar holds the distinction of capturing the first four wicket haul in the Champions Trophy with his 4 for 38 against Australia at Dhaka on 28.10.98.

Descriptive statistical highlights of the Champions Trophy

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This article was posted on this portal on 11.05.17 in the midst of IPL 2017. Human memory is short and with the array of stats highlights of IPL, netizens might have forgotten this article. Hence it is posted again

The ensuing Champions Trophy to be played in England from 01.06.17 will be the eighth Championship to be played. India is the defending Champions having won the trophy in 2013. South Africa won the inaugural edition in 1998-99. New Zealand won In 2000-01, trophy was shared in 2002-03 between India and Sri Lanka West Indies won in 2004 and Australia won in 2006-07 and 2009-10

India, Sri Lanka and West Indies share the record of playing most matches in the tournament. They have played 24 matches each. Sri Lanka would become the first team in the tournament to play 25 matches in the tournament when it meets South Africa at The Oval on 03.06.17.

India owns the record for most wins in the tournament. It has won 15 games. Pakistan owns the record for most losses in the tournament. It has lost 11 games.

New Zealand’s total of 347 for 4 against USA at The Oval on 10.09.84 represent the highest team total in the tournament, while USA’s 65 against Australia at Southampton on 13.09.84 represent the lowest team total in a completed innings in the tournament.

New Zealand’s win by 210 runs against USA at The Oval on 10.09.14 provides the largest margin of victory by runs, while there is only occasion of a team winning a game without losing a wicket {ten wickets win}. West Indies beat Bangladesh at Jaipur on 11.10.06 by ten wickets. Australia beat USA at Southampton on 13.09.04 by nine wickets with 253 balls to spare to provide the largest margin of victory by balls to spare in the second innings.

India’s five runs victory against England at Birmingham on 22.06.13 provides the smallest margin of victory by runs, while there is only one occasion of a team winning a game by one wicket margin. New Zealand went past Sri Lanka at Cardiff by one wicket on 09.06.13. There are three occasions of a team winning a game on the last ball of the match – New Zealand beat Zimbabwe at Dhaka on 24.10.98 by two wickets, South Africa best West Indies by two wickets at Col-SSC on 13.09.02 and Australia beat Pakistan at Centurion on 30.09.09.

Kenya conceded 42 extras against India at Southampton on 11.09.04 to provide the occasion of a team conceding most extras in the tournament. It also provides the lone instance of a team conceding 40 plus extras in the entire Champions Trophy.

Kenya conceded most byes {10} against India at Southampton on 11.09.04 in a total of 42 extras, Netherlands conceded most leg byes {21} against Pakistan at Col-SSC on 21.09.02 in a total of 34 extras, England conceded most no balls {22} against Zimbabwe at Birmingham on 10.09.04 in a total of 34 extras and India conceded most wides {11} against Pakistan at Centurion on 26.09.09 in a total of 24 extras.

CH Gayle of West Indies owns the record for most runs in the tournament. He has an aggregate of 791 runs from 17 matches, 17 innings. He has remained not out on two occasions. Has 133 not out as his highest score. He has an average of 52.73 runs per innings. He has scored three centuries and one half century. CH Gayle also owns the record for scoring most boundary fours in the tournament. He has scored 101 boundary fours and is the only batsman to score 100 plus boundary fours in the tournament.

CH Gayle of West Indies {791} and DPMD Jayawardene {742} are the only two batsmen who have aggregated 700 plus runs in the tournament.

SC Ganguly of India, CH Gayle of West Indies and HH Gibbs of South Africa share the record for scoring most centuries in the tournament. They have scored three centuries each

SC Ganguly of India has scored most boundary sixes in the tournament – seventeen boundary sixes. He is followed by CH Gayle who has scored 15 boundary sixes.

R Dravid and SC Ganguly of India share the record for scoring most fifties in the tournament. Both have scored six fifties

As many as 40 centuries have been scored by batsmen in the tournament. New Zealander NJ Astle’s 145 not out against USA at The Oval on 10.09.04 represent the highest score by a batsman in the tournament. It is interesting to note that no batsman have scored 150 plus runs in the tournament.

SC Ganguly of India with 581 runs to his credit owns the record for most runs by a captain. His 58 boundary fours and 15 boundary sixes are also the record in its category by a captain in the tournament. RT Ponting is the other captain to total 500 plus runs – 506 to be exact – in the tournament.

SC Ganguly of India and RT Ponting of Australia share the record for scoring most fifties by a captain in the tournament. Both have scored five fifties.

SC Ganguly’s 141 not out against South Africa at Nairobi {Gym} on 13.10.00 represent the highest score by a captain in the tournament. There are seven centuries scored by captains in the tournament.

KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka with an aggregate of 662 runs has the record for most runs by a wicket keeper batsman in the tournament. He also holds the record for most fifties – five – and owns the record for most boundary fours by a wicket keeper batsman – 66 – in the tournament. KC Sangakkara is the only wicket keeper batsman to score 600 plus runs in the tournament

A Flower’s 145 against India at Col-RPS on 14.09.02 provide the highest score by a wicket keeper batsman in the tournament. There are two centuries scored by wicket keeper batsman in the tournament.

There are eleven occasions of batsmen’s centuries in a losing cause of which three are by captains and one by wicket keeper batsman

The tournament has witnessed 13 occasions of batsmen scoring nineties of which six occasions are by captains and one by wicket keeper batsman. CH Gayle’s 99 against Bangladesh at Southampton on 15.09.04 provide the only occasion of batsman scoring 99 in the tournament.

Five batsmen have scored ten or more boundary sixes in the tournament – SC Ganguly of India {17}, CH Gayle of West Indies {15}, SR Watson of Australia {12}, PD Collingwood of England {11} and Shahid Afridi of Pakistan {10}.

Only two batsmen have scored 75 plus boundary fours in the tournament – CH Gayle of West Indies {101} and DPMD Jayawardene of Sri Lanka {79}. As many as 15 batsmen have scored 50 plus boundary fours in the tournament,

Only two batsmen have scored 50 plus boundary fours and 50 plus boundary sixes in the tournament – CH Gayle of West Indies {101 fours plus 15 sixes} and SC Ganguly of India {66 fours and 17 sixes}

KD Mills of New Zealand has captured most wickets in the tournament – 28 and is the only bowler to capture 25 or more wickets in the tournament

There are 40 occasions of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in the tournament. One occasion of a six wicket haul, nine occasions of five wicket hauls and 30 occasions of exact four wicket haul constitutes the breakup of 40 occasions

MF Mahroof of Sri Lanka captured 6 for 14 against West Indies at Mum-BS on 14.10.06. His effort not only represent the best bowling effort in the tournament but also provide the only occasion of a bowler capturing six wickets in an innings in the tournament. The tournament has witnessed eleven occasions of a bowler’s four or more wicket haul in a losing cause. {all are exact four wicket hauls}

The tournament has witnessed 50 captains leading their teams in the tournament during its seven editions. RT Ponting of Australia has led in most games {16}. BC Lara of West Indies {15}, SP Fleming {13} and SC Ganguly of India {11} are the other three captains who have led their teams in ten or more games

RT Ponting of Australia has won 12 games out of the 16 games he led and holds the record for most wins in the tournament. SP Fleming of New Zealand and GC Smith of South Africa share the record for most losses in the tournament. Both have lost five games – SP Fleming has lost five games out of 13 games he has led, while GC Smith has lost five games out of the nine games he has led.

The tournament has witnessed 62 occasions of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament – 12 occasions for the first wicket, 13 occasions for the second wicket, 13 occasions for the third wicket, 12 occasions for the fourth wicket, five occasions for the fifth wicket, five occasions for the sixth wicket and two occasions for the seventh wicket constitute the breakup of 62 three figure partnerships wicketwise.

The tournament has witnessed 62 occasions of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the tournament – 10 occasions by Indian batsmen, nine occasions by England batsmen, nine occasions by New Zealand batsmen, nine occasions by Sri Lankan batsmen, seven occasions by Australian batsmen, six occasions by West Indies batsmen, two occasions by Pakistan batsmen and one occasion by Zimbabwean batsmen constitute the breakup of 62 three figure partnerships teamwise

India has posted ten three figure partnerships which is a record for most three figure partnerships by a team in the tournament.

252 runs unfinished partnership between for the second wicket by Australia’s RT Ponting and SR Watson against England at Centution on 02.10.09 represents the highest partnership by batsmen in the tournament. It is also one of the two 200 plus runs partnerships posted in the tournament. Mohd Yousuf and Shoaib Malik of Pakistan posted 206 runs for the fourth wicket against India at Centurion on 26.09.09 provide the other partnership of 200 plus runs in the tournament. The following table furnishes the highest partnership for each wicket in the tournament.

Wkt	Runs	Partners	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1st	192	V Sehwag, SC Ganguly	Ind	Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
1st	192	CH Gayle, WW Hinds	Win	Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
2nd	252*	SR Watson, RT Ponting	Aus	Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
3rd	165	WU Tharanga, KC Sangakkara	Srl	Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
4th	206	Shoaib Malik, Mohd Yousuf	Pak	Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
5th	137	RS Morton, BC Lara	Win	Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
6th	131	MV Boucher, JM Kemp	RSA	Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
7th	107	LJ Wright, TT Bresnan	Eng	Aus	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
8th	070	MG Johnson, B Lee	Aus	Win	Johannesburg	26 Sep 2009
9th	095	DA Miller, RK Kleinveldt	RSA	Eng	The Oval	19 Jun 2013
10th	051*	DJG Sammy, KAJ Roach	Win	Ind	The Oval	11 Jun 2013

Down the Memory Line – when Pakistan won its first game against India in the ICC organised touraments

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Pakistan won its first game against India in the ICC organised tournament. Pakistan posted a victory by 54 runs against India in Match No 6 of ICC Champions Trophy 2009 – played at Centurion on 26.09.09. www.hrgcricstats.com recollects the game for its netizens with the statistical highlights of the match

Match Number 06: Group B : India vs Pakistan at Centurion on 26.09.09 : Pakistan won by 54 runs

Shoaib Malik and Mohd Yousuf added 206 runs for the fourth wicket providing the 1763^rd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in the history of one day games. This partnership also provides the 200^th occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a three figure partnership in one day games. Pakistan became the third team to post 200 plus three figure partnerships in the history of one day games, the other two being Australia {283} and India {281}.

The 206 run partnership between Shoaib Malik and Mohd Yousuf for the fourth wicket in this game represents the record three figure partnership by Pakistan batsmen for the fourth wicket obliterating the previous best of 198 runs unfinished stand between Kamran Akmal and Misbah-ul-Haq against Australia at Abu Dhabhi on 03.05.09.

The stand provide the 13^th occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership against various oppositions. This stand also represents the 69^th occasion of a 200 runs partnership in the history of one day games.

This stand of 206 runs provides the 12^th occasion of a 200 runs partnership posted by various oppositions against India. As far as Pakistan is concerned, this stand provides the fourth occasion of Pakistan batsmen posting a 200 runs partnership against India. The other three occasions read thus – 230 runs for the third wicket between Izaz Ahmed and Saeed Anwar at Dhaka on 18.01.98, 205 runs for the second wicket between Mohsin Khan and Zaheer Abbas at Multan on 17.12.92 and 205 runs for the second wicket Salman Butt and Younis Khan at Dhaka {SBNS} on 14.06.08.

This stand of 206 runs represents the ground record at Centurion in one day games. The previous best three figure partnership was 189 runs stand between SR Waugh and MG Bevan for the fourth wicket in the game between Australia and South Africa on 10.04.97. This stand also represents the eighth occasion of a 200 plus runs partnership on South African soil in one day games.

This stand of 206 runs stand provide the 49^th occasion of a three figure stand in ICC Championship Trophy game and also provide the record partnership in the tournament. This is the first 200 plus runs stand witnessed in the six editions of the

tournament. The previous best was 192 runs stand for the first wicket between SC Ganguly and SR Tendulkar in the game between India and England at Col-SSC on 22.09.02 and 192 runs stand for the first wicket between CH Gayle and WW Hinds in the game between West Indies and Bangladesh at Southampton on 15.09.04.

Shoab Malik scored 128 runs in this game which provides the 33^rd hundred in the tournament. His knock represents the third hundred by Pakistan batsman in the tournament. The other two hundreds are scored by Saeed Anwar – 105 not out against Sri Lanka at Nairobi on 08.10.00 and 104 against New Zealand at Nairobi on 11.10.00. Thus Shoaib Malik’s knock of 128 represent the highest individual innings by a Pakistan batsman in the tournament.

Shoaib Malik’s’ 128 represent the fourth hundred against India in the tournament. The other three are – 145 by A Flower of Zimbabwe at Col-RPS on 14.09.02, 116 retd hurt by HH Gibbs of South Africa at Col-RPS on 25.09.02 and 102 not out by CL Carins of New Zealand at Nairobi on 15.10.00

Shoaib Malik’s 128 represent the 147^th occasion of a hundred scored by various oppositions against India in the history of one day games. His knock also represents the 35^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a one day hundred against India

Shoaib Malik’s 128 in this game represent his fourth hundred against India in one day games. The other three are – 143 at Col-RPS on 25.07.04, 108 at Lahore on 13.02.06 and 125 not out at Karachi on 26.06.08. Shoiab Malik with his four hundred becomes the fourth Pakistan batsman to register four or more hundreds against India. The others are – Salman Butt {05}, Inzamam-ul-Huq {04} and Saeed Anwar {04}.

Shoaib Malik completed 5000 one day runs when he was on 119 during his knock of 128 in this game. At the end of the game, he has an aggregate of 5009 runs. He became the 54^th batsman to aggregate 5000 plus runs in one day games. He is the tenth Pakistan batsman to reach the milestone. Others are – Inzamam-ul-Huq {11701}, Mohd Yousuf {9239}, Saeed Anwar {8824}, Javed Miandad {7381}, Saleem Malik {7170}, Ijaz Ahmed {6564}, Rameez Raja {5841}, Shahid Afridi {5699} and Younis Khan {5643}

Umar Akmal and Mohammad Aamer of Pakistan and Ishant Sharma of India collected their first ball ducks in this game providing the 45th, 46th and 47^th occasion of batsmen collecting the first ball ducks in the tournament.

Umar Akmal and Mohammad Aamer of Pakistan collected their first ball ducks in this game providing the fourth occasion of two batsmen from a team collecting the first ball ducks in the tournament.

Harbhajan Singh conceded 71 runs in this game providing the 397^th occasion of a bowler conceding seventy plus runs in the history of one day games. It also represents the 52^nd occasion of an Indian bowler conceding seventy plus runs in one day games.

Harbhajan Singh’s figures of 10.0-0-71-1 in this game represent his one day career’s most expensive bowling figures in terms of runs. His previous expensive bowling figures in terms of runs were 10.0-0-68-0 against West Indies at Jamshedpur on 06.11.02. His figures also represent the 20^th occasion of an Indian bowler conceding seventy plus runs in a one day game against Pakistan.

Harbhajan Singh’s figures represent the tenth occasion of a bowler conceding seventy plus runs in the tournament and he is first Indian bowler to suffer such an ignominy. He remains the only bowler in the tournament to concede seventy plus runs against Pakistan.

A Nehra’s four for 55 in this game represent the 31^st occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in the tournament. He is the third Indian bowler to achieve this distinction. The other two are – SR Tendulkar {9.1-0-38-4 vs Australia at Dhaka on 18.10.98} and Zaheer Khan {10.0-2-45-4 vs Zimbabwe at Col-RPS on 14.09.02}

A Nehra’s four for 55 in this game was in a losing cause providing the eighth occasion of a bowler’s four or more wickets going in vain in the tournament. A Nehra became the first Indian bowler to suffer such an ignominy.

On the global scenario, A Nehra’s four for 55 which went in vain represents the 246^th occasion of a bowler’s four or more wickets going in vain. It also represents the 22^nd occasion of Indian bowlers witnessing his four or more wickets going in vain.

A Nehra became the fifth Indian bowler to witness four wicket haul going in vain against Pakistan. The other four are – Maninder Singh {4 for 22 at Sharjah on 05.12.86}, RJ Shastri {4 for 38 at Kolkata on 18.02.87}, A Kumble {4 for 53 at Jaipur on 24.03.99} and J Srinath {4 for 49 at Brisbane on 10.01.00}

Pakistan’s 302 for 9 in this game represent the 332^nd occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus in the history of one day games. This total represents the 51^st occasion of Pakistan posting a total of 300 plus in one day games.

Pakistan’s 302 for 9 in this game represent the 47th occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus in the history of one day games against India. This total represents the 15th occasion of Pakistan posting a total of 300 plus in one day games against India.

Pakistan’s 302 for 9 in this game provide the sixth occasion of a team posting a total of 300 plus in ICC Championship Trophy games. The six occasions are listed as under

No	Team	Score	Overs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Ind	307/8	50.0	RSA	Dhaka	28.10.1998
2	RSA	316/5	50.0	Ken	Col-RPS	20.09.2002
3	NZl	347/4	50.0	USA	The Oval	10.09.2004
4	Srl	302/8	50.0	Ban	Mohali	07.10.2006
5	Srl	319/8	50.0	RSA	Centurion	22.09.2009
6	Pak	302/9	50.0	Ind	Centurion	26.09.2009

Pakistan’s 302 for 9 in this game represent its highest team total in the tournament. Its previous best was 259 for 9 against West Indies at Dhaka on 29.10.98.

R Dravid registered his 82^nd one day half century when he made 76 in this game. Inzamam-ul-Huq of Pakistan (83} and SR Tendulkar of India {91} have more one day half centuries than R Dravid.

R Dravid registered his 94^th one day fifty {12 hundreds plus 82 half centuries} when he made 76 in this game. He is now on par with his team mate SC Ganguly who also has 94 fifites {22 hundreds plus 72 half centuries} to his credit. R Dravid while scoring his 94^th fifty went past Inzamam-ul-Huq of Pakistan who had 93 fifties {10 hundreds plus 83 half centuries}. Only SR Tendulkar {135 fifries – 44 hundreds plu s 91 half centuries}, ST Jayasuriya {96 fifties – 28 hundreds and 68 half centuries} and RT Ponitng {96 fifties – 27 hundreds plus 69 half centuries} are ahead of R Dravid in terms of fifties scored.

R Dravid’s 79 in this game was his sixth fifty in the tournament which puts him on par with SC Ganguly of India who also has scored six fifties. At the end of this game, R Dravid and SC Ganguly share the record for most fifties in the tournament.

R Dravid completed 600 runs in the tournament when he was on 53 during the course of his knock of 765 in this game. At the end of this game, his aggregate stool at 623. He earns the distinction of becoming the fourth batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs in the tournament. Others are – CH Gayle {695}, SC Ganguly {665} and JH Kallis {641}.

R Dravid has been dismissed run out on five occasions in the tournament including the one in this game which is a record for most run outs in the tournament.

R Dravid’s run out dismissal in this game provide the 38^th occasion of his being dismissed run out in one day games. Two other batsmen – MS Atapattu of Srio Lanka {41} and Inzamam-ul-Huq of Pakistan {40} have been dismissed run out on most occasions than R Dravid in one day games.

G Gambhir {57} and R Dravid {76} were dismissed run out after registering a fifty in the tournament providing the 16^th and 17^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out with a fifty in the tournament. These two batsmen’s run out in this game provide the sixth and seventh occasion of Indian batsmen run out with a fifty in the tournament.

G Gambhir {57} and R Dravid {76} were dismissed run out after registering a fifty in the tournament providing the second occasion of two batsman dismissed run out with a fifty in the tournament. The first occasion was also credited to Indian batsmen – SR Tendulkar {141} and A Jadeja {71} who were dismissed run out against Australia at Dhaka on 28.10.98.

G Gambhir’s run out in this game after scoring 57 provides the tenth occasion of an opening batsman run out after scoring a fifty in the tournament. The following table lists out all the ten instances.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Team	Vs	Oppp	Ground	Date
1	Tendulkar	141	Ind	Vs	Aus	Dhaka	28.10.98
2	Wallace	79	Win	Vs	Pak	Dhaka	29.10.98
3	Tendulkar	69	Ind	Vs	NZl	Nairobi	15.10.00
4	Trescothick	66	Eng	Vs	Srl	Southampton	17.09.04
5	Trescothick	104	Eng	Vs	Win	The Oval	25.09.04
6	Gilchrist	92	Aus	Vs	Win	Mum-BS	18.10.06
7	Gayle	101	Win	Vs	Eng	Ahmedabad	28.10.06
8	Bell	50	Eng	Vs	Win	Ahmedabad	28.10.06
9	Fletcher	54	Win	Vs	Aus	Jo’burg	26.09.09
10	Gambhir	57	Ind	Vs	Pak	Centurion	26.09.09

Gambhir is the second batsman to be dismissed run out with a fifty against Pakistan in the tournament. PA Wallace of West Indies was the other batsman who was run out for 79 at Dhaka on 29.10.98.

Gambhir’s run out in this game provide the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman run out with a fifty in the tournament.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Team	Vs	Oppp	Ground	Date
1	Tendulkar	141	Ind	Vs	Aus	Dhaka	28.10.98
2	Tendulkar	69	Ind	Vs	NZl	Nairobi	15.10.00
3	Gambhir	57	Ind	Vs	Pak	Centurion	26.09.09

India’s 248 all out in this game provide the 51^st occasion of team dismissed all out in the tournament. It is the second occasion of India being all out in the tournament. The first occasion was also against Pakistan at Birmingham on 19.09.04.

India’s 248 all out in this game provide the 23rd occasion of team dismissed all out while batting second in the tournament. It is the first such occasion as far as India is concerned.

Gambhir’s 57 and R Dravid’s 76 were in a losing cause in this game providing the tenth occasion of two batsmen’s fifties going in vain in the tournament. The following table lists all such occasions.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Team	Vs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Campbell	100	Zim	Vs	NZl	Dhaka	24.10.98
1	A Flower	77	Zim	Vs	NZl	Dhaka	24.10.98

2	Fairbrother	56	Eng	vs	RSA	Dhaka	25.10.98
2	A Hollioake	83*	Eng	Vs	RSA	Dhaka	25.10.98

3	Ganguly	117	Ind	Vs	NZl	Nairobi	15.10.00
3	Tendulkar	69	Ind	Vs	NZl	Nairobi	15.10.00

4	Gibbs	116*	RSA	Vs	Ind	Col-RPS	25.09.02
4	Kallis	97	RSA	VS	Ind	Col-RPS	25.09.02

5	Mohd Yousuf	71	Pak	Vs	NZl	Mohali	25.10.06
5	Shoaib Malik	52	Pak	Vs	NZl	Mohali	25.10.06

6	Gayle	101	Win	Vs	Eng	Ahmedabad	28.10.06
6	Bravo	112*	Win	Vs	Eng	Ahmedabad	28.10.06

7	Sehwag	65	Ind	Vs	Aus	Mohali	29.10.06
7	Dravid	52	Ind	Vs	Aus	Mohali	29.10.06

8	Kandamby	53	Srl	Vs	Eng	Jo’burg	25.09.09
8	Mathews	52	Srl	vs	Eng	Jo’burg	25.09.09

9	Fletcher	54	Win	Vs	Aus	Jo’burg	26.09.09
9	Dowlin	55	Win	Vs	Aus	Jo’burg	26.09.09

10	Gambhir	57	Ind	Vs	Pak	Centurion	26.09.09
10	Dravid	76	Ind	Vs	Pak	Centurion	26.09.09

It is the third occasion that India has a lost a match in the tournament when two of its batsmen scored fifties. The following table lists the three occasions.

No	Batsmen	Runs	Team	Vs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Ganguly	117	Ind	Vs	NZl	Nairobi	15.10.00
1	Tendulkar	69	Ind	Vs	NZl	Nairobi	15.10.00

2	Sehwag	65	Ind	Vs	Aus	Mohali	29.10.06
2	Dravid	52	Ind	Vs	Aus	Mohali	29.10.06

3	Gambhir	57	Ind	Vs	Pak	Centurion	26.09.09
4	Dravid	76	Ind	Vs	Pak	Centurion	26.09.09

Gambhir’s 57 and R Dravid’s 76 were in a losing cause in this game providing the 55^th and 56^th occasion of a batsman’s fifty going in vain in the tournament.

Champions Trophy – Statistical tables

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The ensuing Champions Trophy to be played in England and Wales is the eighth trophy. www.hrgcricstats.com unveils the previous seven editions in statistical tables. This is the third occasion that the trophy is played in England. Earlier two occasions are – in 2004 and 2013. England did not win these two editions. 2003 edition was won by West Indies and 2013 edition was won by India. Request to peruse the statistical tables ……………

SERIES RESULTS
No	Series/Tournament	Season	Winner
1	Wills International Cup (in Ban)	1998/99	RSA
2	ICC KnockOut (in Kenya)	2000/01	NZl
3	ICC Champions Trophy (in Srl)	2002/03	shared
4	ICC Champions Trophy (in Eng)	2004	Win
5	ICC Champions Trophy (in Ind)	2006/07	Aus
6	ICC Champions Trophy (in RSA)	2009/10	Aus
7	ICC Champions Trophy (in Eng)	2013	Ind

RESULT SUMMARY
No	Team	Span	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR
1	Aus	1998-2013	21	12	7	0	2
2	Ban	2000-2006	8	1	7	0	0
3	Eng	1998-2013	21	11	10	0	0
4	Ind	1998-2013	24	15	6	0	3
5	Ken	2000-2004	5	0	5	0	0
6	Net	2002-2002	2	0	2	0	0
7	NZl	1998-2013	21	12	8	0	1
8	Pak	1998-2013	18	7	11	0	0
9	RSA	1998-2013	21	11	9	1	0
10	Srl	1998-2013	24	13	9	0	2
11	USA	2004-2004	2	0	2	0	0
12	Win	1998-2013	24	13	10	1	0
13	Zim	1998-2006	9	0	9	0	0

HIGHEST TOTALS – 300 PLUS RUNS
No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NZl	347/04	50.0	1	v USA	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
2	Ind	331/07	50.0	1	v RSA	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
3	Eng	323/08	50.0	1	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
4	Srl	319/08	50.0	1	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
5	RSA	316/05	50.0	1	v Ken	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
6	NZl	315/07	50.0	1	v Srl	Johannesburg	27 Sep 2009
7	Ind	307/08	50.0	1	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
8	RSA	305/10	50.0	2	v Ind	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
9	Srl	302/08	50.0	1	v Ban	Mohali	07 Oct 2006
10	Pak	302/09	50.0	1	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
11	RSA	301/09	50.0	2	v Eng	Centurion	27 Sep 2009

LOWEST TOTALS IN A COMPLETED INNINGS – LESS THAN 100 RUNS
No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	USA	65	24.0	1	v Aus	Southampton	13 Sep 2004
2	Ban	77	19.3	2	v NZl	Colombo (SSC)	23 Sep 2002
3	Win	80	30.4	1	v Srl	Mumbai (BS)	14 Oct 2006
4	Zim	85	30.1	1	v Win	Ahmedabad	8 Oct 2006
5	Net	86	29.3	2	v Srl	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
6	Pak	89	25.0	2	v RSA	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
7	Ban	93	31.3	1	v RSA	Birmingham	12 Sep 2004
8	Ken	94	32.0	1	v Pak	Birmingham	14 Sep 2004

LARGEST VICTORIES – BY 100 PLUS RUNS MARGIN
No	Winner	Margin	Target	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NZl	210 runs	348	v USA	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
2	Srl	206 runs	293	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
3	RSA	176 runs	317	v Ken	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
4	NZl	167 runs	245	v Ban	Colombo (SSC)	23 Sep 2002
5	Aus	164 runs	297	v NZl	Colombo (SSC)	15 Sep 2002
6	Eng	152 runs	300	v Zim	Birmingham	10 Sep 2004
7	Srl	144 runs	286	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
8	Win	138 runs	270	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
9	RSA	124 runs	214	v Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
10	Srl	108 runs	288	v Win	Nairobi (Gym)	04 Oct 2000
11	Eng	108 runs	299	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
12	Ban	101 runs	232	v Zim	Jaipur	13 Oct 2006

LARGEST VICTORIES – BY NINE OR MORE WKTS
No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	Win	10 wkts	080	162	36.4	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
2	Pak	09 wkts	040	195	43.2	v Srl	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
3	Aus	09 wkts	176	130	20.4	v Ban	Colombo (SSC)	19 Sep 2002
4	Pak	09 wkts	202	137	16.2	v Net	Colombo (SSC)	21 Sep 2002
5	RSA	09 wkts	193	094	17.5	v Ban	Birmingham	12 Sep 2004
6	Aus	09 wkts	253	066	07.5	v USA	Southampton	13 Sep 2004
7	Win	09 wkts	214	086	14.2	v Zim	Ahmedabad	08 Oct 2006
8	Srl	09 wkts	220	081	13.2	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	14 Oct 2006
9	Aus	09 wkts	049	258	41.5	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009

BY BALLS REMAINING IN THE SECOND INNINGS – 200 PLUS BALLS
No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Max	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	Aus	09 wkts	253	066	07.5	50.0	v USA	Southampton	13 Sep 2004
2	Srl	09 wkts	220	081	13.2	50.0	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	14 Oct 2006
3	Win	09 wkts	214	086	14.2	50.0	v Zim	Ahmedabad	08 Oct 2006
4	Pak	09 wkts	202	137	16.2	50.0	v Net	Colombo (SSC)	21 Sep 2002

SMALLEST VICTORIES – BY LESS THAN 15 RUNS MARGIN
No	Winner	Margin	Target	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	Ind	05 runs	130	v Eng	Birmingham	23 Jun 2013
2	Ind	10 runs	262	v RSA	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
3	Win	10 runs	235	v Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
4	Eng	10 runs	170	v NZl	Cardiff	16 Jun 2013
5	Ind	14 runs	289	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002

SMALLEST VICTORIES – BY TWO WKTS AND LESS THAN TWO WICKETS
No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NZl	1 wkt	81	139	36.3	v Srl	Cardiff	09 Jun 2013
2	RSA	2 wkts	00	239	49.0	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
3	Win	2 wkts	07	218	48.5	v Eng	The Oval	25 Sep 2004
4	Aus	2 wkts	00	206	50.0	v Pak	Centurion	30 Sep 2009
4	Win	2 wkts	56	171	40.4	v Pak	The Oval	07 Jun 2013

BY BALLS REMAINING IN THE SECOND INNINGS – LESS THAN FIVE BALLS
No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Max	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NZl	5 wkts	0	259	50.0	50.0	v Zim	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	RSA	2 wkts	0	239	49.0	49.0	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
3	Aus	2 wkts	0	206	50.0	50.0	v Pak	Centurion	30 Sep 2009
4	NZl	4 wkts	2	265	49.4	50.0	v Ind	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
5	Win	3 wkts	2	224	49.4	50.0	v Ind	Ahmedabad	26 Oct 2006
6	Pak	3 wkts	4	201	49.2	50.0	v Ind	Birmingham	19 Sep 2004
MATCHES WON ON THE LAST BALL
No	Winner	Margin	BR	Target	Overs	Max	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NZl	5 wkts	0	259	50.0	50.0	v Zim	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	RSA	2 wkts	0	239	49.0	49.0	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
3	Aus	2 wkts	0	206	50.0	50.0	v Pak	Centurion	30 Sep 2009

MOST RUNS – 500 PLUS RUNS
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	CH Gayle	Win	17	17	2	791	133*	52.73	3	1	1	101	15
2	M Jayawardene	Srl	22	21	3	742	84*	41.22	0	5	0	79	6
3	KC Sangakkara	Srl	22	21	3	683	134*	37.94	1	4	2	68	0
4	SC Ganguly	Ind	13	11	2	665	141*	73.88	3	3	1	66	17
5	JH Kallis	RSA	17	17	3	653	113*	46.64	1	3	0	63	9
6	R Dravid	Ind	19	15	2	627	76	48.23	0	6	0	56	1
7	RT Ponting	Aus	18	18	3	593	111*	39.53	1	4	1	66	4
8	S Chanderpaul	Win	16	16	5	587	74	53.36	0	5	0	67	3
9	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	20	20	2	536	102*	29.77	1	1	3	67	6

CENTURIONS
No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NJ Astle	145*	NZl	v USA	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
2	A Flower	145	Zim	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
3	SC Ganguly	141*	Ind	v RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
4	SR Tendulkar	141	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
5	GC Smith	141	RSA	v Eng	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
6	SR Watson	136*	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
7	KC Sangakkara	134*	Srl	v Eng	The Oval	13 Jun 2013
8	CH Gayle	133*	Win	v RSA	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006
9	DA Gunawardene	132	Srl	v Win	Nairobi (Gym)	04 Oct 2000
10	Shoaib Malik	128	Pak	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
11	V Sehwag	126	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
12	Shahriar Nafees	123*	Ban	v Zim	Jaipur	13 Oct 2006
13	ME Trescothick	119	Eng	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
14	SC Ganguly	117*	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
15	SC Ganguly	117	Ind	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
16	HH Gibbs	116*	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
17	HH Gibbs	116	RSA	v Ken	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
18	S Dhawan	114	Ind	v RSA	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
19	JH Kallis	113*	RSA	v Srl	Dhaka	30 Oct 1998
20	DJ Bravo	112*	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
21	M Kaif	111*	Ind	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
22	RT Ponting	111*	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
23	BC Lara	111	Win	v Ken	Colombo (SSC)	17 Sep 2002
24	WU Tharanga	110	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
25	TM Dilshan	106	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
26	Saeed Anwar	105*	Pak	v Srl	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
27	SR Watson	105*	Aus	v NZl	Centurion	05 Oct 2009
28	WU Tharanga	105	Srl	v Ban	Mohali	07 Oct 2006
29	CH Gayle	104*	Win	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
30	Saeed Anwar	104	Pak	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
31	A Flintoff	104	Eng	v Srl	Southampton	17 Sep 2004
32	ME Trescothick	104	Eng	v Win	The Oval	25 Sep 2004
33	PA Wallace	103	Win	v RSA	Dhaka	01 Nov 1998
34	CL Cairns	102*	NZl	v Ind	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
35	ST Jayasuriya	102*	Srl	v Pak	Colombo (RPS)	12 Sep 2002
36	S Dhawan	102*	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
37	MS Atapattu	101	Srl	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
38	HH Gibbs	101	RSA	v Win	The Oval	18 Sep 2004
39	CH Gayle	101	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
40	ADR Campbell	100	Zim	v NZl	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
INDIVIDUAL NINETIES
No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	CH Gayle	99	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
2	OA Shah	98	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
3	JH Kallis	97	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
4	Misbah-ul-Haq	96*	Pak	v Win	The Oval	07 Jun 2013
5	SP Fleming	96	NZl	v Zim	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
6	N Hussain	95	Eng	v Ban	Nairobi (Gym)	05 Oct 2000
7	SO Tikolo	93	Ken	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	17 Sep 2002
8	AC Gilchrist	92	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
9	IR Bell	91	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	08 Jun 2013
10	KP Pietersen	90*	Eng	v Win	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
11	SC Ganguly	90	Ind	v Ken	Southampton	11 Sep 2004
12	A Ranatunga	90*	Srl	v NZl	Dhaka	26 Oct 1998
13	RS Morton	90*	Win	v Aus	Mumbao (BS)	18 Oct 2006

CENTURIONS – TWO OR MORE
No	Player	Runs	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	SC Ganguly	141*	Ind	v RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
2	SC Ganguly	117*	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
3	SC Ganguly	117	Ind	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000

1	HH Gibbs	116*	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
2	HH Gibbs	116	RSA	v Ken	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
3	HH Gibbs	101	RSA	v Win	The Oval	18 Sep 2004

1	CH Gayle	133*	Win	v RSA	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006
2	CH Gayle	104*	Win	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
3	CH Gayle	101	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006

1	WU Tharanga	110	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
2	WU Tharanga	105	Srl	v Ban	Mohali	07 Oct 2006

1	SR Watson	136*	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
2	SR Watson	105*	Aus	v NZl	Centurion	05 Oct 2009

1	Saeed Anwar	105*	Pak	v Srl	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
2	Saeed Anwar	104	Pak	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000

1	S Dhawan	114	Ind	v RSA	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
2	S Dhawan	102*	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013

1	ME Trescothick	119	Eng	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
2	ME Trescothick	104	Eng	v Win	The Oval	25 Sep 2004

MOST FIFTIES – FIVE OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	50+	0	4s	6s
1	SC Ganguly	Ind	13	11	2	665	141*	73.88	3	3	6	1	66	17
2	R Dravid	Ind	19	15	2	627	76	48.23	0	6	6	0	56	01
3	DR Martyn	Aus	12	11	3	492	78	61.50	0	5	5	0	63	00
4	S Chanderpaul	Win	16	16	5	587	74	53.36	0	5	5	0	67	03
5	RT Ponting	Aus	18	18	3	593	111*	39.53	1	4	5	1	66	04
6	M Jayawardene	Srl	22	21	3	742	84*	41.22	0	5	5	0	79	06
7	KC Sangakkara	Srl	22	21	3	683	134*	37.94	1	4	5	2	68	00

MOST DUCKS – THREE OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0
1	SR Watson	Aus	17	15	4	453	136*	41.18	2	2	4
2	Habibul Bashar	Ban	05	05	0	048	30	9.60	0	0	3
3	NJ Astle	NZl	13	13	1	344	145*	28.66	1	0	3
4	Shoaib Malik	Pak	15	14	1	326	128	25.07	1	1	3
5	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	20	20	2	536	102*	29.77	1	1	3

MOST SIXES – TEN OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	6s
1	SC Ganguly	Ind	13	11	2	665	141*	73.88	3	3	1	17
2	CH Gayle	Win	17	17	2	791	133*	52.73	3	1	1	15
3	SR Watson	Aus	17	15	4	453	136*	41.18	2	2	4	12
4	PD Collingwood	En	11	11	3	403	82	50.37	0	2	1	11
5	Shahid Afridi	Pak	13	13	2	167	55*	15.18	0	1	0	10

MOST SIXES IN AN INNINGS – FIVE OR MORE
No	Player	Runs	6s	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	CD McMillan	64*	7	NZl	v USA	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
2	SR Watson	136*	7	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
3	SC Ganguly	141*	6	Ind	v RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
4	Shahid Afridi	55*	6	Pak	v Net	Colombo (SSC)	21 Sep 2002
5	NJ Astle	145*	6	NZl	v USA	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
6	OA Shah	98	6	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
7	JH Kallis	113*	5	RSA	v Srl	Dhaka	30 Oct 1998
8	PA Wallace	103	5	Win	v RSA	Dhaka	01 Nov 1998
9	N Hussain	95	5	Eng	v Ban	Nairobi (Gym)	05 Oct 2000
10	EJG Morgan	67	5	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009

MOST WICKETS – TWENTY OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	Overs	M	Runs	W	BBI	Ave	4	5
1	KD Mills	NZl	15	15	112.3	07	483	28	4/30	17.25	2	0
2	M Muralitharan	Srl	17	15	134.1	11	484	24	4/15	20.16	2	0
3	SL Malinga	Srl	13	13	114.1	07	587	22	4/34	26.68	2	0
4	B Lee	Aus	16	15	123.1	06	591	22	3/38	26.86	0	0
5	GD McGrath	Aus	12	12	102.0	13	412	21	5/37	19.61	0	1
6	JM Anderson	Aus	12	12	101.2	06	457	21	3/20	21.76	0	0
7	JH Kallis	RSA	17	15	106.3	03	525	20	5/30	26.25	0	1

BEST BOWLING FIGURES IN AN INNINGS – FIVE OR MORE WICKETS
No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	MF Maharoof	9.0	2	14	6	Srl	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	14 Oct 2006
2	Shahid Afridi	6.0	1	11	5	Pak	v Kenya	Birmingham	14 Sep 2004
3	M Ntini	6.0	2	21	5	RSA	v Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
4	M Dillon	10.0	4	29	5	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
5	JH Kallis	7.3	0	30	5	RSA	v Win	Dhaka	01 Nov 1998
6	JDP Oram	9.4	1	36	5	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
7	RA Jadeja	10.0	2	36	5	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
8	GD McGrath	7.0	1	37	5	Aus	v NZl	Colombo (SSC)	15 Sep 2002
9	SB O’Connor	9.2	0	46	5	NZl	v Pak	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
10	WD Parnell	8.0	0	57	5	RSA	v NZl	Centurion	24 Sep 2009
BEST BOWLING FIGURES IN AN INNINGS – EXACT FOUR WICKETS
No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	MS Kasprowicz	7.0	1	14	4	Aus	v USA.	Southampton	13 Sep 2004
2	M Muralitharan	5.3	2	15	4	Srl	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
3	JN Gillespie	6.0	1	15	4	Aus	v USA.	Southampton	13 Sep 2004
4	R McLaren	8.0	3	19	4	RSA	v Pak	Birmingham	10 Jun 2013
5	SE Bond	5.0	0	21	4	NZl	v Ban	Colombo (SSC)	23 Sep 2002
6	M Muralitharan	10.0	1	23	4	Srl	v NZl	Mumbai (BS)	20 Oct 2006
7	Naved-ul-Hasan	9.0	1	25	4	Pak	v Ind	Birmingham	19 Sep 2004
8	GC Tonge	10.0	3	25	4	Win	v Pak	Johannesburg	23 Sep 2009
9	KD Mills	4.3	0	30	4	NZl	v Eng	Cardiff	16 Jun 2013
10	KLT Arthurton	10.0	0	31	4	Win	v Pak	Dhaka	29 Oct 1998
11	GD Elliott	8.0	0	31	4	NZl	v Eng	Johannesburg	29 Sep 2009
12	SL Malinga	10.0	2	34	4	Srl	v NZl	Cardiff	09 Jun 2013
13	Shoaib Akhtar	9.5	1	36	4	Pak	v Ind	Birmingham	19 Sep 2004
14	RC Irani	10.0	0	37	4	Eng	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
15	SR Tendulkar	9.1	0	38	4	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
16	KD Mills	10.0	1	38	4	NZl	v Aus	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
17	SCJ Broad	8.1	1	39	4	Eng	v NZl	Johannesburg	29 Sep 2009
18	MJ McClenaghan	8.5	0	43	4	NZl	v Srl	Cardiff	09 Jun 2013
19	IG Butler	10.0	0	44	4	NZl	v Pak	Johannesburg	03 Oct 2009
20	PJ Wiseman	9.2	0	45	4	NZl	v Zim	Nairobi (Gym)	09 Oct 2000
21	Z Khan	10.0	2	45	4	Ind	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
22	DT Hondo	6.0	0	45	4	Zim	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
23	JE Taylor	10.0	0	49	4	Win	v Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
24	Abdul Razzaq	7.2	0	50	4	Pak	v Srl	Jaipur	17 Oct 2006
25	SL Malinga	9.0	0	53	4	Srl	v RSA	Ahmedabad	24 Oct 2006
26	A Nehra	10.0	0	55	4	Ind	v Pak	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
27	M Dillon	10.0	1	60	4	Win	v RSA	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
28	DT Hondo	9.0	1	62	4	Zim	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
29	Azhar Mahmood	10.0	0	65	4	Pak	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
30	MJ McClenaghan	10.0	0	65	4	NZl	v Aus	Birmingham	12 Jun 2013

MOST RUNS CONCEDED IN AN INNINGS – 80 PLUS RUNS
No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	T Panyangara	10.0	0	86	1	Zim	v Eng	Birmingham	10 Sep 2004
2	SL Malinga	10.0	0	85	1	Srl	v NZl	Johannesburg	27 Sep 2009
3	LL Tsotsobe	10.0	0	83	2	RSA	v Ind	Cardiff	6 Jun 2013
4	SE Bond	9.0	0	82	0	NZl	v Srl	Johannesburg	27 Sep 2009
5	RK Kleinveldt	10.0	0	81	0	RSA	v Ind	Cardiff	6 Jun 2013
6	RMS Eranga	10.0	0	80	2	Srl	v Eng	The Oval	13 Jun 2013

MOST DISMISSALS – TEN OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	Dis	Ct	St
1	KC Sangakkara	Srl	22	20	33	28	5
2	AC Gilchrist	Aus	13	13	25	23	2
3	MV Boucher	RSA	17	17	19	17	2
4	MS Dhoni	Ind	11	11	15	11	4
5	BB McCullum	NZl	14	11	15	14	1
6	Kamran Akmal	Pak	10	10	14	11	3
7	Moin Khan	Pak	06	06	11	10	1

FIVE OR MORE DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS
No	Player	Dis	Ct	St	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	JC Buttler	6	6	0	1	Eng	v RSA	The Oval	19 Jun 2013
2	KC Sangakkara	5	4	1	2	Srl	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
3	AC Gilchrist	5	5	0	1	Aus	v Eng	Jaipur	21 Oct 2006
4	TD Paine	5	5	0	1	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
5	Kamran Akmal	5	4	1	2	Pak	v Win	The Oval	07 Jun 2013

MOST CATCHES – TEN OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	Ct	Max
1	M Jayawardene	Srl	22	22	15	2
2	SC Ganguly	Ind	13	13	12	2
3	DJ Bravo	Win	15	15	12	3
4	LRPL Taylor	NZl	08	08	10	3

MOST CATCHES IN AN INNINGS – THREE OR MORE
No	Player	Ct	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	NL McCullum	4	1	NZl	v Eng	Cardiff	16 Jun 2013
2	MS Atapattu	3	1	Srl	v RSA	Dhaka	30 Oct 1998
3	JN Rhodes	3	1	RSA	v Win	Dhaka	01 Nov 1998
4	ADR Campbell	3	1	Zim	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
5	Yuvraj Singh	3	2	Ind	v RSA	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
6	DJG Sammy	3	2	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
7	ME Trescothick	3	1	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	21 Sep 2004
8	BC Lara	3	1	Win	v Eng	The Oval	25 Sep 2004
9	JP Duminy	3	1	RSA	v Srl	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
10	JP Duminy	3	1	RSA	v NZl	Centurion	24 Sep 2009
11	LRPL Taylor	3	1	NZl	v Eng	Johannesburg	29 Sep 2009
12	LRPL Taylor	3	1	NZl	v Pak	Johannesburg	03 Oct 2009
13	DJ Bravo	3	1	Win	v Pak	The Oval	07 Jun 2013
14	SK Raina	3	1	Ind	v Srl	Cardiff	20 Jun 2013
15	R Ashwin	3	2	Ind	v Eng	Birmingham	23 Jun 2013

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR EACH WICKET
Wkt	Runs	Partners	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1st	192	V Sehwag, SC Ganguly	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
1st	192	CH Gayle, WW Hinds	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
2nd	252*	SR Watson, RT Ponting	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
3rd	165	WU Tharanga, KC Sangakkara	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
4th	206	Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Yousuf	Pak	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
5th	137	RS Morton, BC Lara	Win	v Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
6th	131	MV Boucher, JM Kemp	RSA	v Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
7th	107	LJ Wright, TT Bresnan	Eng	v Aus	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
8th	70	MG Johnson, B Lee	Aus	v Win	Johannesburg	26 Sep 2009
9th	95	DA Miller, RK Kleinveldt	RSA	v Eng	The Oval	19 Jun 2013
10th	51*	DJG Sammy, KAJ Roach	Win	v Ind	The Oval	11 Jun 2013

LIST OF HUNDRED PARTNERSHIPS
No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	ADR Campbell, A Flower	118	4th	Zim	v NZl	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	SP Fleming, AC Parore	125	4th	NZl	v Zim	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
3	NH Fairbrother, AJ Hollioake	112	6th	Eng	v RSA	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
4	DJ Cullinan, MJR Rindel	113	1st	RSA	v Eng	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
5	WJ Cronje, JN Rhodes	117	4th	RSA	v Eng	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
6	RS Kaluwitharana, A Ranatunga	127	4th	Srl	v NZl	Dhaka	26 Oct 1998
7	SR Tendulkar, R Dravid	140	3rd	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
8	SR Tendulkar, A Jadeja	132	4th	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
9	PA Wallace, S Chanderpaul	109	2nd	Win	v Pak	Dhaka	29 Oct 1998
10	DA Gunawardene, M Jayawardene	160	3rd	Srl	v Win	Nairobi (Gym)	04 Oct 2000
11	AJ Stewart, N Hussain	175	2nd	Eng	v Ban	Nairobi (Gym)	05 Oct 2000
12	Saeed Anwar, Yousuf Youhana	105*	2nd	Pak	v Srl	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
13	JH Kallis, HH Dippenaar	132*	3rd	RSA	v Eng	Nairobi (Gym)	10 Oct 2000
14	NJ Astle, RG Twose	135	3rd	NZl	v Pak	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
15	SC Ganguly, R Dravid	145	2nd	Ind	v RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
16	SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar	141	1st	Ind	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
17	CL Cairns, CZ Harris	122	6th	NZl	v Ind	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
18	ST Jayasuriya, PA de Silva	156*	3rd	Srl	v Pak	Colombo (RPS)	12 Sep 2002
19	HH Dippenaar, JN Rhodes	117	4th	RSA	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
20	R Dravid, M Kaif	117	6th	Ind	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
21	MS Atapattu, KC Sangakkara	116	2nd	Srl	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
22	ME Trescothick, N Hussain	141	2nd	Eng	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
23	AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden	113	1st	Aus	v Ban	Colombo (SSC)	19 Sep 2002
24	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	159	1st	RSA	v Kenya	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
25	ID Blackwell, AJ Stewart	104	6th	Eng	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
26	V Sehwag, SC Ganguly	192	1st	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
27	HH Gibbs, JH Kallis	178*	2nd	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
28	M Jayawardene, RP Arnold	118	5th	Srl	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	30 Sep 2002
29	NJ Astle, SB Styris	163	3rd	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
30	NJ Astle, CD McMillan	136*	5th	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
31	SC Ganguly, VVS Laxman	161	2nd	Ind	v Kenya	Southampton	11 Sep 2004
32	CH Gayle, WW Hinds	192	1st	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
33	DR Martyn, A Symonds	100*	4th	Aus	v NZl	The Oval	16 Sep 2004
34	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	102	1st	RSA	v Win	The Oval	18 Sep 2004
35	ME Trescothick, MP Vaughan	140	2nd	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	21 Sep 2004
36	WU Tharanga, KC Sangakkara	165	3rd	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
37	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	164*	1st	Win	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
38	RS Morton, BC Lara	137	5th	Win	v Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
39	AC Gilchrist, MJ Clarke	101	5th	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
40	DR Martyn, MEK Hussey	118	4th	Aus	v Eng	Jaipur	21 Oct 2006
41	SP Fleming, SB Styris	108	4th	NZl	v Pak	Mohali	25 Oct 2006
42	MV Boucher, JM Kemp	131	6th	RSA	v Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
43	CH Gayle, DJ Bravo	174	2nd	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
44	JDP Oram, DL Vettori	103	7th	NZl	v Aus	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
45	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	154*	1st	Win	v RSA	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006
46	SR Watson, DR Martyn	103*	3rd	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	05 Nov 2006
47	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara	158	2nd	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
48	M Jayawardene, TT Samaraweera	116	4th	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
49	Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Yousuf	206	4th	Pak	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
50	BB McCullum, JD Ryder	125	1st	NZl	v Srl	Johannesburg	27 Sep 2009
51	OA Shah, PD Collingwood	163	3rd	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
52	LJ Wright, TT Bresnan	107	7th	Eng	v Aus	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
53	SR Watson, RT Ponting	252*	2nd	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
54	GD Elliott, DL Vettori	104	5th	NZl	v Pak	Johannesburg	03 Oct 2009
55	SR Watson, CL White	128	3rd	Aus	v NZl	Centurion	05 Oct 2009
56	RG Sharma, S Dhawan	127	1st	Ind	v RSA	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
57	RJ Peterson, AB de Villiers	124	3rd	RSA	v Ind	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
58	IR Bell, IJL Trott	111	2nd	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	08 Jun 2013
59	RG Sharma, S Dhawan	101	1st	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
60	S Dhawan, KD Karthik	109*	3rd	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
61	KC Sangakkara, KMDN Kulasekara	110*	4th	Srl	v Eng	The Oval	13 Jun 2013
62	IJL Trott, JE Root	105	3rd	Eng	v RSA	The Oval	19 Jun 2013

LIST OF HUNDRED PARTNERSHIPS – TEAM WISE BREAK UP
No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden	113	1st	Aus	v Ban	Colombo (SSC)	19 Sep 2002
2	DR Martyn, A Symonds	100*	4th	Aus	v NZl	The Oval	16 Sep 2004
3	AC Gilchrist, MJ Clarke	101	5th	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
4	DR Martyn, MEK Hussey	118	4th	Aus	v Eng	Jaipur	21 Oct 2006
5	SR Watson, DR Martyn	103*	3rd	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	05 Nov 2006
6	SR Watson, RT Ponting	252*	2nd	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
7	SR Watson, CL White	128	3rd	Aus	v NZl	Centurion	05 Oct 2009

1	NH Fairbrother, AJ Hollioake	112	6th	Eng	v RSA	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
2	AJ Stewart, N Hussain	175	2nd	Eng	v Ban	Nairobi (Gym)	05 Oct 2000
3	ME Trescothick, N Hussain	141	2nd	Eng	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
4	ID Blackwell, AJ Stewart	104	6th	Eng	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
5	ME Trescothick, MP Vaughan	140	2nd	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	21 Sep 2004
6	OA Shah, PD Collingwood	163	3rd	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
7	LJ Wright, TT Bresnan	107	7th	Eng	v Aus	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
8	IR Bell, IJL Trott	111	2nd	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	08 Jun 2013
9	IJL Trott, JE Root	105	3rd	Eng	v RSA	The Oval	19 Jun 2013

1	SR Tendulkar, R Dravid	140	3rd	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
2	SR Tendulkar, A Jadeja	132	4th	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
3	SC Ganguly, R Dravid	145	2nd	Ind	v RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
4	SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar	141	1st	Ind	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
5	R Dravid, M Kaif	117	6th	Ind	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
6	V Sehwag, SC Ganguly	192	1st	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
7	SC Ganguly, VVS Laxman	161	2nd	Ind	v Kenya	Southampton	11 Sep 2004
8	RG Sharma, S Dhawan	127	1st	Ind	v RSA	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
9	RG Sharma, S Dhawan	101	1st	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
10	S Dhawan, KD Karthik	109*	3rd	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013

1	SP Fleming, AC Parore	125	4th	NZl	v Zim	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	NJ Astle, RG Twose	135	3rd	NZl	v Pak	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
3	CL Cairns, CZ Harris	122	6th	NZl	v Ind	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
4	NJ Astle, SB Styris	163	3rd	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
5	NJ Astle, CD McMillan	136*	5th	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
6	SP Fleming, SB Styris	108	4th	NZl	v Pak	Mohali	25 Oct 2006
7	JDP Oram, DL Vettori	103	7th	NZl	v Aus	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
8	BB McCullum, JD Ryder	125	1st	NZl	v Srl	Johannesburg	27 Sep 2009
9	GD Elliott, DL Vettori	104	5th	NZl	v Pak	Johannesburg	03 Oct 2009

1	Saeed Anwar, Yousuf Youhana	105*	2nd	Pak	v Srl	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
2	Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Yousuf	206	4th	Pak	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009

1	DJ Cullinan, MJR Rindel	113	1st	RSA	v Eng	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
2	WJ Cronje, JN Rhodes	117	4th	RSA	v Eng	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
3	JH Kallis, HH Dippenaar	132*	3rd	RSA	v Eng	Nairobi (Gym)	10 Oct 2000
4	HH Dippenaar, JN Rhodes	117	4th	RSA	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
5	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	159	1st	RSA	v Kenya	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
6	HH Gibbs, JH Kallis	178*	2nd	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
7	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	102	1st	RSA	v Win	The Oval	18 Sep 2004
8	MV Boucher, JM Kemp	131	6th	RSA	v Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006
9	RJ Peterson, AB de Villiers	124	3rd	RSA	v Ind	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013

1	RS Kaluwitharana, A Ranatunga	127	4th	Srl	v NZl	Dhaka	26 Oct 1998
2	DA Gunawardene, M Jayawardene	160	3rd	Srl	v Win	Nairobi (Gym)	04 Oct 2000
3	ST Jayasuriya, PA de Silva	156*	3rd	Srl	v Pak	Colombo (RPS)	12 Sep 2002
4	MS Atapattu, KC Sangakkara	116	2nd	Srl	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
5	M Jayawardene, RP Arnold	118	5th	Srl	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	30 Sep 2002
6	WU Tharanga, KC Sangakkara	165	3rd	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
7	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara	158	2nd	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
8	M Jayawardene, TT Samaraweera	116	4th	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
9	KC Sangakkara, KMDN Kulasekara	110*	4th	Srl	v Eng	The Oval	13 Jun 2013

1	PA Wallace, S Chanderpaul	109	2nd	Win	v Pak	Dhaka	29 Oct 1998
2	CH Gayle, WW Hinds	192	1st	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
3	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	164*	1st	Win	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
4	RS Morton, BC Lara	137	5th	Win	v Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
5	CH Gayle, DJ Bravo	174	2nd	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
6	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	154*	1st	Win	v RSA	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006

1	ADR Campbell, A Flower	118	4th	Zim	v NZl	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998

LIST OF HUNDRED PARTNERSHIPS – WICKET WISE BREAK UP
No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	DJ Cullinan, MJR Rindel	113	1st	RSA	v Eng	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
2	SC Ganguly, SR Tendulkar	141	1st	Ind	v NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
3	AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden	113	1st	Aus	v Ban	Colombo (SSC)	19 Sep 2002
4	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	159	1st	RSA	v Kenya	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
5	V Sehwag, SC Ganguly	192	1st	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
6	CH Gayle, WW Hinds	192	1st	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
7	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	102	1st	RSA	v Win	The Oval	18 Sep 2004
8	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	164*	1st	Win	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
9	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	154*	1st	Win	v RSA	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006
10	BB McCullum, JD Ryder	125	1st	NZl	v Srl	Johannesburg	27 Sep 2009
11	RG Sharma, S Dhawan	127	1st	Ind	v RSA	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
12	RG Sharma, S Dhawan	101	1st	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013

1	PA Wallace, S Chanderpaul	109	2nd	Win	v Pak	Dhaka	29 Oct 1998
2	AJ Stewart, N Hussain	175	2nd	Eng	v Ban	Nairobi (Gym)	05 Oct 2000
3	Saeed Anwar, Yousuf Youhana	105*	2nd	Pak	v Srl	Nairobi (Gym)	08 Oct 2000
4	SC Ganguly, R Dravid	145	2nd	Ind	v RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
5	MS Atapattu, KC Sangakkara	116	2nd	Srl	v Net	Colombo (RPS)	16 Sep 2002
6	ME Trescothick, N Hussain	141	2nd	Eng	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
7	HH Gibbs, JH Kallis	178*	2nd	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
8	SC Ganguly, VVS Laxman	161	2nd	Ind	v Kenya	Southampton	11 Sep 2004
9	ME Trescothick, MP Vaughan	140	2nd	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	21 Sep 2004
10	CH Gayle, DJ Bravo	174	2nd	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
11	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara	158	2nd	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
12	SR Watson, RT Ponting	252*	2nd	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
13	IR Bell, IJL Trott	111	2nd	Eng	v Aus	Birmingham	08 Jun 2013

1	SR Tendulkar, R Dravid	140	3rd	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
2	DA Gunawardene, M Jayawardene	160	3rd	Srl	v Win	Nairobi (Gym)	04 Oct 2000
3	JH Kallis, HH Dippenaar	132*	3rd	RSA	v Eng	Nairobi (Gym)	10 Oct 2000
4	NJ Astle, RG Twose	135	3rd	NZl	v Pak	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
5	ST Jayasuriya, PA de Silva	156*	3rd	Srl	v Pak	Colombo (RPS)	12 Sep 2002
6	NJ Astle, SB Styris	163	3rd	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
7	WU Tharanga, KC Sangakkara	165	3rd	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
8	SR Watson, DR Martyn	103*	3rd	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	05 Nov 2006
9	OA Shah, PD Collingwood	163	3rd	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
10	SR Watson, CL White	128	3rd	Aus	v NZl	Centurion	05 Oct 2009
11	RJ Peterson, AB de Villiers	124	3rd	RSA	v Ind	Cardiff	06 Jun 2013
12	S Dhawan, KD Karthik	109*	3rd	Ind	v Win	The Oval	11 Jun 2013
13	IJL Trott, JE Root	105	3rd	Eng	v RSA	The Oval	19 Jun 2013

1	ADR Campbell, A Flower	118	4th	Zim	v NZl	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	SP Fleming, AC Parore	125	4th	NZl	v Zim	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
3	WJ Cronje, JN Rhodes	117	4th	RSA	v Eng	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
4	RS Kaluwitharana, A Ranatunga	127	4th	Srl	v NZl	Dhaka	26 Oct 1998
5	SR Tendulkar, A Jadeja	132	4th	Ind	v Aus	Dhaka	28 Oct 1998
6	HH Dippenaar, JN Rhodes	117	4th	RSA	v Win	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
7	DR Martyn, A Symonds	100*	4th	Aus	v NZl	The Oval	16 Sep 2004
8	DR Martyn, MEK Hussey	118	4th	Aus	v Eng	Jaipur	21 Oct 2006
9	SP Fleming, SB Styris	108	4th	NZl	v Pak	Mohali	25 Oct 2006
10	M Jayawardene, TT Samaraweera	116	4th	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
11	Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Yousuf	206	4th	Pak	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
12	KC Sangakkara, KMDN Kulasekara	110*	4th	Srl	v Eng	The Oval	13 Jun 2013

1	M Jayawardene, RP Arnold	118	5th	Srl	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	30 Sep 2002
2	NJ Astle, CD McMillan	136*	5th	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
3	RS Morton, BC Lara	137	5th	Win	v Aus	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
4	AC Gilchrist, MJ Clarke	101	5th	Aus	v Win	Mumbai (BS)	18 Oct 2006
5	GD Elliott, DL Vettori	104	5th	NZl	v Pak	Johannesburg	03 Oct 2009

1	NH Fairbrother, AJ Hollioake	112	6th	Eng	v RSA	Dhaka	25 Oct 1998
2	CL Cairns, CZ Harris	122	6th	NZl	v Ind	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
3	R Dravid, M Kaif	117	6th	Ind	v Zim	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
4	ID Blackwell, AJ Stewart	104	6th	Eng	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
5	MV Boucher, JM Kemp	131	6th	RSA	v Pak	Mohali	27 Oct 2006

1	JDP Oram, DL Vettori	103	7th	NZl	v Aus	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
2	LJ Wright, TT Bresnan	107	7th	Eng	v Aus	Centurion	02 Oct 2009

LIST OF HUNDRED PARTNERSHIP – 150 PLUS RUNS
No	Partners	Runs	Wkt	Team	Oppn	Ground	Match Date
1	SR Watson, RT Ponting	252*	2nd	Aus	v Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
2	Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Yousuf	206	4th	Pak	v Ind	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
3	V Sehwag, SC Ganguly	192	1st	Ind	v Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
4	CH Gayle, WW Hinds	192	1st	Win	v Ban	Southampton	15 Sep 2004
5	HH Gibbs, JH Kallis	178*	2nd	RSA	v Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
6	AJ Stewart, N Hussain	175	2nd	Eng	v Ban	Nairobi (Gym)	05 Oct 2000
7	CH Gayle, DJ Bravo	174	2nd	Win	v Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
8	WU Tharanga, KC Sangakkara	165	3rd	Srl	v Zim	Ahmedabad	10 Oct 2006
9	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	164*	1st	Win	v Ban	Jaipur	11 Oct 2006
10	NJ Astle, SB Styris	163	3rd	NZl	v USA.	The Oval	10 Sep 2004
11	OA Shah, PD Collingwood	163	3rd	Eng	v RSA	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
12	SC Ganguly, VVS Laxman	161	2nd	Ind	v Kenya	Southampton	11 Sep 2004
13	DA Gunawardene, M Jayawardene	160	3rd	Srl	v Win	Nairobi (Gym)	04 Oct 2000
14	GC Smith, HH Gibbs	159	1st	RSA	v Kenya	Colombo (RPS)	20 Sep 2002
15	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara	158	2nd	Srl	v RSA	Centurion	22 Sep 2009
16	ST Jayasuriya, PA de Silva	156*	3rd	Srl	v Pak	Colombo (RPS)	12 Sep 2002
17	CH Gayle, S Chanderpaul	154*	1st	Win	v RSA	Jaipur	02 Nov 2006

MOST MATCHES – 20 OR MORE MATCHES

Player

Team

Mat

Runs

Ave

BBI

Ave

M Jayawardene

Srl

742

084*

41.22

–

KC Sangakkara

Srl

683

134*

37.94

–

ST Jayasuriya

Srl

536

102*

29.77

3/39

27.00

MOST MATCHES AS CAPTAIN – TEN OR MORE
No	Player	Team	Mat	Won	Lost	Tied	NR
1	RT Ponting	Aus	16	12	3	0	1
2	BC Lara	Win	15	11	4	0	0
3	SP Fleming	NZl	13	8	5	0	0
4	SC Ganguly	Ind	11	7	2	0	2

CENTURIONS – CAPTAINS
No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	ADR Campbell	100	1	Zim	NZl	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	SC Ganguly	141*	1	Ind	RSA	Nairobi (Gym)	13 Oct 2000
3	SC Ganguly	117	1	Ind	NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
4	ST Jayasuriya	102*	2	Srl	Pak	Colombo (RPS)	12 Sep 2002
5	SC Ganguly	117*	2	Ind	Eng	Colombo (RPS)	22 Sep 2002
6	GC Smith	141	2	RSA	Eng	Centurion	27 Sep 2009
7	RT Ponting	111*	2	Aus	Eng	Centurion	02 Oct 2009
CENTURIONS – WICKET KEEPERS
No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	A Flower	145	2	Zim	Ind	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
2	KC Sangakkara	134*	2	Srl	Eng	The Oval	13 Jun 2013

BATSMAN’S HUNDRED IN LOSING CAUSE
No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	ADR Campbell	100	1	Zim	NZl	Dhaka	24 Oct 1998
2	PA Wallace	103	1	Win	RSA	Dhaka	01 Nov 1998
3	Saeed Anwar	104	1	Pak	NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
4	SC Ganguly	117	1	Ind	NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	15 Oct 2000
5	A Flower	145	2	Zim	Ind	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
6	HH Gibbs	116*	2	RSA	Ind	Colombo (RPS)	25 Sep 2002
7	HH Gibbs	101	1	RSA	Win	The Oval	18 Sep 2004
8	ME Trescothick	104	1	Eng	Win	The Oval	25 Sep 2004
9	CH Gayle	101	1	Win	Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
10	DJ Bravo	112*	1	Win	Eng	Ahmedabad	28 Oct 2006
11	GC Smith	141	2	RSA	Eng	Centurion	27 Sep 2009

BOWLER’S FOUR WICKET HAULS IN LOSING CAUSE
No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Teaam	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	Azhar Mahmood	10.0	0	65	4	2	Pak	NZl	Nairobi (Gym)	11 Oct 2000
2	M Dillon	10.0	1	60	4	2	Win	RSA	Colombo (SSC)	13 Sep 2002
3	DT Hondo	09.0	1	62	4	1	Zim	Ind	Colombo (RPS)	14 Sep 2002
4	DT Hondo	06.0	0	45	4	1	Zim	Eng	Colombo (RPS)	18 Sep 2002
5	SL Malinga	09.0	0	53	4	1	Srl	RSA	Ahmedabad	24 Oct 2006
6	KD Mills	10.0	1	38	4	1	NZl	Aus	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
7	GC Tonge	10.0	3	25	4	2	Win	Pak	Johannesburg	23 Sep 2009
8	A Nehra	10.0	0	55	4	1	Ind	Pak	Centurion	26 Sep 2009
9	SCJ Broad	08.1	1	39	4	2	Eng	NZl	Johannesburg	29 Sep 2009
10	SL Malinga	10.0	2	34	4	2	Srl	NZl	Cardiff	09 Jun 2013
11	KD Mills	04.3	0	30	4	1	NZl	Eng	Cardiff	16 Jun 2013

Fixtures of ICC Champions Trophy 2017

25/05/2017 hrg

The following table lists out the fixtures of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 slated to start from 01.06.17 in England and Wales with timings in IST

Fixtures of ICC Champions Trophy 2017
No	Day	Date	Time IST	D/N	Group	Team 1	Team 2	Ground
1	Thu	Jun 01	15:00 IST		Group A	Eng	Ban	The Oval
2	Fri	Jun 02	15:00 IST		Group A	Aus	NZl	Birmingham
3	Sat	Jun 03	15:00 IST		Group B	Srl	RSA	The Oval
4	Sun	Jun 04	15:00 IST		Group B	Ind	Pak	Birmingham
5	Mon	Jun 05	18:00 IST		Group A	Aus	Ban	The Oval
6	Tue	Jun 06	15:00 IST	D/N	Group A	Eng	NZl	Cardiff
7	Wed	Jun 07	18:00 IST		Group B	Pak	RSA	Birmingham
8	Thu	Jun 08	15:00 IST	D/N	Group B	Ind	Srl	The Oval
9	Fri	Jun 09	15:00 IST		Group A	NZl	Ban	Cardiff
10	Sat	Jun 10	15:00 IST		Group A	Eng	Aus	Birmingham
11	Sun	Jun 11	15:00 IST		Group B	Ind	RSA	The Oval
12	Mon	Jun 12	15:00 IST		Group B	Srl	Pak	Cardiff
13	Wed	Jun 14	15:00 IST		1st SF	TBC	TBC	Cardiff
14	Thu	Jun 15	15:00 IST		2nd SF	TBC	TBC	Birmingham
15	Sun	Jun 18	15:00 IST		Final	TBC	TBC	The Oval
					Final has a reserve day

ICC cricket committee recommends DRS shake-up

25/05/2017 hrg

An umpire’s call finding on a review may soon not cost teams a review. The ICC cricket committee, headed by India coach Anil Kumble, recommended on Thursday that teams do not lose reviews in those instances where an umpire’s call comes into play. And if the ICC chief executives’ committee approves it, the change could come into effect this October.

Currently, sides are allowed two unsuccessful reviews in the first 80 overs of a Test innings, and one per innings in ODIs. If a review is successful, they do not lose it.

The ICC cricket committee
Anil Kumble	Chairman
Andrew Strauss	Past player representative
Mahela Jayawardene	Past player representative
Rahul Dravid	Current player representative
Former FICA head Tim May	Current player representative
Darren Lehmann	Full Member coach representative
Kevin O’Brien	Associate representative
Clare Connor	Women’s cricket representative
Adrian Griffiths	Former WI batsman
NZC CEO David White	Full Member representative
Shaun Pollock	Media representative
Richard Kettleborough	Umpires representative
Ranjan Madugalle	Referees’ representative
John Stephenson	MCC Head of Cricket
Statistician David Kendix	who formulates the ICC’s rankings

LBW decisions, in particular, will be affected. The benefit of doubt in a DRS call goes to the on-field umpire’s original call. Therefore, if they give a batsman out leg-before and it is challenged, then the third umpire has to uphold the on-field judgment if projections show half the ball hitting a zone that stretches from the outside edge of the off stump to the outside edge of the leg stump. This is the margin of error afforded to the “umpire’s call”.

Now, after a two-day meeting, former international captains Kumble, Rahul Dravid, Mahela Jayawardene, current Australia coach Darren Lehmann, ECB director of cricket Andrew Strauss, umpire Richard Kettleborough among others are agreed that if an lbw review comes back with a verdict of umpire’s call, the team that called the review should not be penalised.

If this system is put in place, however, sides will not have their reviews topped up at 80 overs, as currently happens.

There were several other recommendations made by the group that met in London on May 23 and 24. If the ICC’s chief executives committee approves them, they could become laws starting October 1.

DRS in T20 Internationals

Currently there is no provision for the system, but several players, including most recently England’s Joe Root, have advocated for the move considering one decision can change the course of a match in the shortest format. Earlier this year, the Pakistan Super League used DRS for three matches, thought to be the first time DRS had been used in T20s at franchise or international level.

Concussion substitutes

The committee wanted the ICC’s member countries to run a two-year trial on the use of concussion substitutes. Australia had experimented with it in their last domestic season and had been lobbying the ICC to include it in international cricket as well. Tony Irish, the head of the Federation of Cricketers’ Association, has been vocal in this regard as well, saying “We see this as an important health and safety issue for players and believe that cricket is behind other sports in dealing with it.”

Red cards for players

The MCC in March had proposed the move to regulate behavior at the lower levels of cricket and the ICC cricket committee was in favour of bringing it to internationals as well. They wanted umpires to be empowered to force players off the field “in response to the most serious incidents of player misconduct, such as violence on the field.”

Monitoring no-balls

The third umpire should be deputised to call no-balls off the instant replays. The ICC cricket committee came to this conclusion after reviewing footage from a trial held in England during their ODI series against Pakistan last year.

Run-outs proposal

As it stands now, a batsman is dismissed if, after dragging his bat past the crease, it pops up at the point where the bails are broken. But the committee said once the bat is in and grounded, the batsman is safe, even if it bounces up later.

Finally, the committee was unanimous in wanting a Test championship, supported the push to include cricket in the Olympics and restricting the edges and the depth of bats to bring better balance in the game.

Article courtesy – espncricinfo.com

CR Woakes joins the list of England bowlers who have captured four or more wickets in one day games against South Africa

25/05/2017 hrg

Christopher Roger Woakes

CR Woakes of England captured four for 38 against South Africa at Leeds on 24.05.17 to provide the 13^th occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa in one day games. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	D Gough	10.0	0	33	4	1	RSA	Port Elizabeth	21 Jan 1996
2	D Gough	10.0	0	35	4	1	RSA	Manchester	23 May 1998
3	D Gough	10.0	1	29	4	1	RSA	Bloemfontein	23 Jan 2000
4	AR Caddick	9.0	1	19	4	1	RSA	Johannesburg	13 Feb 2000
5	JM Anderson	10.0	2	38	4	1	RSA	Birmingham	08 Jul 2003
6	SCJ Broad	10.0	3	23	5	1	RSA	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
7	SR Patel	9.4	2	41	5	2	RSA	The Oval	29 Aug 2008
8	SCJ Broad	10.0	0	71	4	1	RSA	Cape Town	27 Nov 2009
9	JM Anderson	10.0	3	23	5	1	RSA	Port Elizabeth	29 Nov 2009
10	SCJ Broad	6.4	0	15	4	2	RSA	Chennai	06 Mar 2011
11	JM Anderson	9.4	0	44	4	1	RSA	The Oval	31 Aug 2012
12	RJW Topley	9.0	1	50	4	1	RSA	Port Elizabeth	06 Feb 2016
13	CR Woakes	8.0	0	38	4	2	RSA	Leeds	24 May 2017

CR Woakes of England captured four for 38 against South Africa at Leeds on 24.05.17 to provide the sixth occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in an innings against South Africa in one day games in England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	D Gough	10.0	0	35	4	1	RSA	Manchester	23 May 1998
2	JM Anderson	10.0	2	38	4	1	RSA	Birmingham	08 Jul 2003
3	SCJ Broad	10.0	3	23	5	1	RSA	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
4	SR Patel	9.4	2	41	5	2	RSA	The Oval	29 Aug 2008
4	JM Anderson	9.4	0	44	4	1	RSA	The Oval	31 Aug 2012
5	CR Woakes	8.0	0	38	4	2	RSA	Leeds	24 May 2017

D Gough, JM Anderson and SCJ Broad are the three England bowlers who have captured four or more wickets against South Africa on three occasions. The performance of these three bowlers are furnished below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Inns	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	D Gough	10.0	0	33	4	1	RSA	Port Elizabeth	21 Jan 1996
2	D Gough	10.0	0	35	4	1	RSA	Manchester	23 May 1998
3	D Gough	10.0	1	29	4	1	RSA	Bloemfontein	23 Jan 2000

1	JM Anderson	10.0	2	38	4	1	RSA	Birmingham	08 Jul 2003
2	JM Anderson	10.0	3	23	5	1	RSA	Port Elizabeth	29 Nov 2009
3	JM Anderson	9.4	0	44	4	1	RSA	The Oval	31 Aug 2012

1	SCJ Broad	10.0	3	23	5	1	RSA	Nottingham	26 Aug 2008
2	SCJ Broad	10.0	0	71	4	1	RSA	Cape Town	27 Nov 2009
3	SCJ Broad	6.4	0	15	4	2	RSA	Chennai	06 Mar 2011