No Extras in a completed test innings

No Extras in a completed test innings

The idea to prepare this article was given by Sri Krishna. an ordent follower of the game and is a member/admin of the passionate group of cricket ’22 Yards – Red Cherry 2.0′

England’s second completed innings of 145 all out against India at Ranchi did not contain any extras to provide the 44th occasion of a team’s completed innings contain any extras in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoTeamExtblbwnbpenScoreOppositionGroundStart Date
1Australia000000126v EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1885
2England000000062v AustraliaLord’s16 Jul 1888
3Australia000000092v EnglandThe Oval11 Aug 1890
4Australia000000236v EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1892
5South Africa000000030v EnglandGqeberha13 Feb 1896
6England000000174v AustraliaMelbourne29 Jan 1898
7Australia000000111v EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1904
8South Africa000000252v EnglandDurban21 Feb 1931
9Pakistan000000328v IndiaLahore29 Jan 1955
10New Zealand000000026v EnglandAuckland25 Mar 1955
11West Indies000000077v New ZealandAuckland09 Mar 1956
12Australia000000084v EnglandManchester26 Jul 1956
13New Zealand000000094v EnglandBirmingham05 Jun 1958
14New Zealand000000074v EnglandLord’s19 Jun 1958
15South Africa000000247v EnglandNottingham07 Jul 1960
16Pakistan000000200v AustraliaMelbourne29 Dec 1972
17India000000042v EnglandLord’s20 Jun 1974
18West Indies000000128v AustraliaSydney03 Jan 1976
19India000000096v EnglandLord’s02 Aug 1979
20Pakistan000000134v South AfricaGqeberha06 Mar 1998
21Zimbabwe000000104v West IndiesBulawayo12 Nov 2003
22India000000138v Sri LankaColombo (SSC)23 Jul 2008
23South Africa000000133v EnglandDurban26 Dec 2009
24Bangladesh000000231v West IndiesMirpur29 Oct 2011
25Australia000000047v South AfricaCape Town09 Nov 2011
26Zimbabwe000000051v New ZealandNapier26 Jan 2012
27New Zealand000000118v Sri LankaGalle17 Nov 2012
28Zimbabwe000000114v BangladeshMirpur25 Oct 2014
29Australia000000161v Sri LankaPallekele26 Jul 2016
30New Zealand000000197v IndiaEden Gardens30 Sep 2016
31South Africa000000162v AustraliaDurban01 Mar 2018
32Afghanistan000000109v IndiaBengaluru14 Jun 2018
33Bangladesh000000043v West IndiesNorth Sound40 Jul 2018
34Bangladesh000000234v New ZealandHamilton28 Feb 2019
35India000000036v AustraliaAdelaide17 Dec 2020
36West Indies000000117v BangladeshMirpur11 Feb 2021
37India000000329v EnglandChennai13 Feb 2021
38England000000081v IndiaAhmedabad24 Feb 2021
39Zimbabwe000000176v PakistanHarare29 Apr 2021
40Bangladesh000000053v South AfricaDurban31 Mar 2022
41New Zealand000000126v EnglandMount Maunganui16 Feb 2023
42Australia000000113v IndiaDelhi17 Feb 2023
43India000000109v AustraliaIndore01 Mar 2023
44England000000145v IndiaRanchi23 Feb 2024

It also provides the sixth occasion of a team’s completed innings contain any extras against India in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoTeamExtblbwnbpenScoreOppositionGroundStart Date
1Pakistan000000328v IndiaLahore29 Jan 1955
2New Zealand000000197v IndiaEden Gardens30 Sep 2016
3Afghanistan000000109v IndiaBengaluru14 Jun 2018
4England000000081v IndiaAhmedabad24 Feb 2021
5Australia000000113v IndiaDelhi17 Feb 2023
6England000000145v IndiaRanchi23 Feb 2024

It also provides the fourth occasion of England’s completed innings contain any extras in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoTeamExtblbwnbpenScoreOppositionGroundStart Date
1England000000062v AustraliaLord’s16 Jul 1888
2England000000174v AustraliaMelbourne29 Jan 1898
3England000000081v IndiaAhmedabad24 Feb 2021
4England000000145v IndiaRanchi23 Feb 2024

It also provides the second occasion of England’s completed innings contain any extras against India in the annals of test cricket. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

NoTeamExtblbwnbpenScoreOppositionGroundStart Date
1England000000081v IndiaAhmedabad24 Feb 2021
2England000000145v IndiaRanchi23 Feb 2024
Australian batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in a test innings against New Zealand

Australian batsmen scoring 150 plus runs in a test innings against New Zealand

C Green of Australia scored 174 not out against New Zealand in the on-going test at Wellington to provide the 22nd occasion of an Australian batsman scoring 150 plus runs in a test innings against New Zealand. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1GS Chappell247*1v New ZealandWellington01 Mar 1974
2IR Redpath159*3v New ZealandAuckland22 Mar 1974
3KD Walters2501v New ZealandChristchurch18 Feb 1977
4GS Chappell1761v New ZealandChristchurch19 Mar 1982
5AR Border152*3v New ZealandBrisbane08 Nov 1985
6AR Border2052v New ZealandAdelaide11 Dec 1987
7DC Boon2001v New ZealandPerth24 Nov 1989
8MJ Slater1681v New ZealandHobart26 Nov 1993
9SR Waugh151*2v New ZealandWellington24 Mar 2000
10RT Ponting157*1v New ZealandHobart22 Nov 2001
11JL Langer2151v New ZealandAdelaide26 Nov 2004
12DR Martyn1651v New ZealandWellington18 Mar 2005
13AC Gilchrist1621v New ZealandWellington18 Mar 2005
14BJ Haddin1692v New ZealandAdelaide28 Nov 2008
15MJ Clarke1681v New ZealandWellington19 Mar 2010
16DA Warner1631v New ZealandBrisbane95 Nov 2015
17UT Khawaja1741v New ZealandBrisbane05 Nov 2015
18DA Warner2531v New ZealandPerth13 Nov 2015
19AC Voges2392v New ZealandWellington12 Feb 2016
20JA Burns1702v New ZealandChristchurch20 Feb 2016
21M Labuschagne2151v New ZealandSydney93 Jan 2020
22C Green174*1v New ZealandWellington29 Feb 2024

It also provides the seventh occasion of an Australian batsman scoring 150 plus runs in a test innings against New Zealand at Wellington.  All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoPlayerRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1GS Chappell247*1v New ZealandWellington01 Mar 1974
2SR Waugh151*2v New ZealandWellington24 Mar 2000
3DR Martyn1651v New ZealandWellington18 Mar 2005
4AC Gilchrist1621v New ZealandWellington18 Mar 2005
5MJ Clarke1681v New ZealandWellington19 Mar 2010
6AC Voges2392v New ZealandWellington12 Feb 2016
7C Green174*1v New ZealandWellington29 Feb 2024
Tenth wicket century partnerships in the annals of test cricket

Tenth wicket century partnerships in the annals of test cricket

C Green and JR Hazzlewood of Australia posted 116 runs partnership for the tenth wicket in the on-going test at Wellington to provide the 28th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the tenth wicket in the annals of test cricket.

NoPartnersWktRunsITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
1WW Armstrong, RA Duff101203Australiav EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1902
2RE Foster, W Rhodes101302Englandv AustraliaSydney11 Dec 1903
3AA Mailey, JM Taylor101273Australiav EnglandSydney19 Dec 1924
4AJ Bell, HGO Owen-Smith101033South Africav EnglandLeeds13 Jul 1929
5HR Adhikari, Ghulam Ahmed101091Indiav PakistanDelhi16 Oct 1952
6Amir Elahi, Zulfiqar Ahmed101041Pakistanv IndiaChennai28 Nov 1952
7K Higgs, JA Snow101282Englandv West IndiesThe Oval18 Aug 1966
8RO Collinge, BF Hastings101512New Zealandv PakistanAuckland16 Feb 1973
9Wasim Bari, Wasim Raja101333Pakistanv West IndiesBridgetown18 Feb 1977
10P Willey, RGD Willis10117*3Englandv West IndiesThe Oval24 Jul 1980
11SL Boock, JG Bracewell101241New Zealandv AustraliaSydney22 Nov 1985
12CL Hooper, CA Walsh101061West Indiesv PakistanSt John’s01 May 1993
13NJ Astle, DK Morrison10106*3New Zealandv EnglandAuckland24 Jan 1997
14Azhar Mahmood, Mushtaq Ahmed101511Pakistanv South AfricaRawalpindi06 Oct 1997
15AR Caddick, AJ Stewart101031Englandv AustraliaBirmingham05 Jul 2001
16NJ Astle, CL Cairns101184New Zealandv EnglandChristchurch13 Mar 2002
17JN Gillespie, GD McGrath101142Australiav New ZealandBrisbane18 Nov 2004
18Z Khan, SR Tendulkar101332Indiav BangladeshDhaka10 Dec 2004
19MEK Hussey, GD McGrath101071Australiav South AfricaMelbourne26 Dec 2005
20Harbhajan Singh, S Sreesanth101052Indiav New ZealandHyderabad12 Nov 2010
21AB de Villiers, M Morkel10107*1South Africav PakistanAbu Dhabi20 Nov 2010
22TL Best, D Ramdin101431West Indiesv EnglandBirmingham07 Jun 2012
23AC Agar, PJ Hughes101632Australiav EnglandNottingham10 Jul 2013
24TA Boult, BJ Watling101271New Zealandv BangladeshChattogram09 Oct 2013
25B Kumar, Mohammed Shami101111Indiav EnglandNottingham09 Jul 2014
26JM Anderson, JE Root101982Englandv IndiaNottingham09 Jul 2014
27MJ Henry, AY Patel101041New Zealandv PakistanKarachi02 Jan 2023
28C Green, JR Hazlewood101161Australiav New ZealandWellington29 Feb 2024

It also provides the fifth occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the tenth wicket in the annals of test cricket.

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1AC Agar, PJ Hughes101632v EnglandNottingham10 Jul 2013
2AA Mailey, JM Taylor101273v EnglandSydney19 Dec 1924
3WW Armstrong, RA Duff101203v EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1902
4C Green, JR Hazlewood101161v New ZealandWellington29 Feb 2024
5JN Gillespie, GD McGrath101142v New ZealandBrisbane18 Nov 2004
6MEK Hussey, GD McGrath101071v South AfricaMelbourne26 Dec 2005

It also provides the second occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the tenth wicket against New Zealand in the annals of test cricket.It also represents the record partnership for the tenth wicket by Australian batsmen against New Zealand

NoPartnersWktRunsIOppositionGroundStart Date
1C Green, JR Hazlewood101161v New ZealandWellington29 Feb 2024
2JN Gillespie, GD McGrath101142v New ZealandBrisbane18 Nov 2004
India Vs England – Fourth Test at Ranchi – Second, Third and fourth day’s stats highlights

India Vs England – Fourth Test at Ranchi – Second, Third and fourth day’s stats highlights

DC Jurel scored 90 in India’s first innings to provide the 130th occasion of Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings. It also provides the 29th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings against England.

DC Jurel scored 90 in India’s first innings to provide the 14th occasion of Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of an Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a ninety in a test innings against England.

JE Root and Robinson added 102 runs for the eighth wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 165th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against India. It also provides the 70th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against India in India.

JE Root and Robinson added 102 runs for the eighth wicket in England’s first innings to provide the fifth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against India for the eighth wicket. It also provides the second occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings against India in India for the eighth wicket.

JE Root-BT Foakes added 113 runs for the sixth wicket and JE Root and Robinson added 102 runs for the eighth wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 41st occasion of England batsmen posting two or more three figure partnerships in an innings against India. It also provides the 15th occasion of England batsmen posting two or more figure partnerships in an innings against India in India.

JE Root-BT Foakes added 113 runs for the sixth wicket and JE Root and Robinson added 102 runs for the eighth wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 30th occasion of England batsmen posting two three figure partnerships in an innings against India. It also provides the 13th occasion of England batsmen posting two figure partnerships in an innings against India in India.

R Ashwin had captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. His five for 51 in England’s second innings fetched him 35th five wicket haul.  He became the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35   five wicket hauls. Others are – M Muralitharan {67}, SK Warne {37}, RJ Hadlee {36} and A Kumble {35}

R Ashwin had captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. His five for 51 in England’s second innings fetched him 35th five wicket haul. He became the fourth spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls. Others are – M Muralitharan {67}, SK Warne {37} and A Kumble {35}

R Ashwin had captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. His five for 51 in England’s second innings fetched him 35th five wicket haul. He became the second Indian bowler and also the second Indian spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls after A Kumble. A Kumble had captured five wicket hauls on 35 occasions.

R Ashwin had captured five or more wickets in an innings on 26 occasions on home soil. His five for 51 in England’s second innings fetched him 27th five wicket haul. He became the second bowler in the list of bowlers who have captured most five wicket hauls on home soil. He would go past HMRKB Herath of Sri Lanka who had taken 26 five wicket hauls on home soil, to occupy the second place. M Muralitharan occupy the first place with 45 five wicket hauls on home soil.

R Ashwin had captured 349 wickets on home soil prior to the start of England’s second innings. He captured five wickets in Englanf’s second innings which fetched him 354 wickets on home soil. He became the second Indian bowler and also the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 350 wickets on home soil. Others are – M Muralitharan {493], JM Anderson {434}, SCJ Broad {398} and A Kumble {350}

R Ashwin now holds the Indian record for most wickets on home soil with 354 wickets to his credit. He went past A Kunble who held the record previously with 350 wickets

OJ Pope and JM Anderson of England collected pairs in this test to provide the eleventh and twelfth occasion of an England batsman collecting a pair in a test against India. It also provides the sixth and seventh occasion of an England batsman collecting a pair in a test against India in India.

OJ Pope and JM Anderson of England collected pairs in this test to provide the second occasion of two England batsmen collecting a pair in a test against India. The first such occasion was at Lord’s in Aug 2021 when JM Bairstow and SM Curran collected pairs.  It also provides the first occasion of an England batsmen collecting a pair in a test against India in India.

JM Anderson holds the record for having most pairs by an England batsman. He has four pairs to his credit. The previous record of most pairs by an England batsman was credited to R Peel, A Flintoff, DE Malcolm and DL Underwood who had collected three pairs.

JM Anderson holds the record for having most pairs by an England batsman against India. He has three pairs to his credit.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 23 boundary sixes against England as an opening batsman and holds the record by an Indian opening batsman for most boundary sixes against England. His 23 boundary sixes is also a record by any opening batsman against England.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 655 runs against England in the ongoing test series. It provides the 58th occasion of a batsman scoring 650 runs in a bilateral test series. It also provides the 15th occasion of an opening batsman to score 650 runs in a bilateral test series

YBK Jaiswal has scored 655 runs against England in the ongoing test series. It provides the 18th occasion of a batsman scoring 650 runs in a bilateral test series against England. It also provides the fourth occasion of an opening batsman scoring 650 runs in a bilateral test series against England.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 655 runs against England in the ongoing test series. It provides the fifth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 650 runs in a bilateral test series. It also provides the third occasion of an Indian opening batsman to score 650 runs in a bilateral test series

YBK Jaiswal has scored 655 runs against England in the ongoing test series. It provides the second occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 650 runs in a bilateral test series against England. It also provides the first occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring 650 runs in a bilateral test series against England.

JE Root’s  122 not out in this test was in a losing cause to provide the 131st occasion of an England batsman’s century in an innings going in vain. It also provides the 17th occasion of an England batsman’s century in an innings against India going in vain

Shoaib Bashir’s five for 119 in this test was in a losing cause to provide the 151st occasion of an England bowler’s five plus wickets in an innings going in vain in a bilateral test series. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an England bowler’s five plus wickets in an innings against India going in vain in a bilateral test series.

India won this test by chasing 191 runs in the fourth innings of this test to provide the 45th occasion of India winning a test by chasing a target of less than 200 runs in the fourth innings of a test in a bilateral test series. It also provides the twelfth occasion of India winning a test by chasing a target of less than 200 runs in the fourth innings of a test against England in a bilateral test series.

R Ashwin has an aggregate of 170 wickets when he has opened the bowling. He has also captured an aggregate of 132 wickets when he has opened the bowling on home soil.

R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets on 16 occasions when he has opened the bowling. He has also captured five or more wickets in an innings on 13 occasions when he has opened the bowling on home soil.

R Ashwin has captured 113 wickets through leg before wicket decisions. He is one of the eleven bowlers who have captured 100 plus wickets through leg before wicket decisions.

NoPlayerTeamSeasonMatBallsRunsWktsLBWs
1A KumbleInd1990-20081324085018355619156
2M MuralidaranSrl1992-20101334403918180800150
3SK WarneAus1992-20071454070517995708138
4Wasim AkramPak1985-20021042262709779414119
5R AshwinInd2011-20240992601212127507113
6GD McGrathAus1993-20071242924812186563113
7N Kapil DevInd1978-19941312774012867434111
8Waqar YounisPak1989-20030871622408788373110
9HMRKB HerathSrl1999-20180932599312157433108
10SCJ BroadEng2007-20231673369816719604101
11WPUJC VaasSrl1994-20091112343810501355100

R Ashwin has captured 113 wickets through leg before wicket decisions. He is one of the five spin bowlers who have captured 100 plus wickets through leg before wicket decisions.

NoPlayerTeamSeasonMatBallsRunsWktsLBWs
1A KumbleInd1990-20081324085018355619156
2M MuralidaranSrl1992-20101334403918180800150
3SK WarneAus1992-20071454070517995708138
4R AshwinInd2011-20240992601212127507113
5HMRKB HerathSrl1999-20180932599312157433108
India Vs England – Fourth Test at Ranchi – First day

India Vs England – Fourth Test at Ranchi – First day

England won the toss and elected to bat first in this test to provide the 60th occasion of England doing so against India. It also provides the 30th occasion of England doing so against India in India

India capped Akash Deep for this test. He became the 312th cricketer to represent India in tests. He also became the 171st Indian cricketer to make his test  debut on home soil.

India capped Akash Deep for this test. He became the 100th Indian cricketer to make his test debut against England. He also became the 48th Indian cricketer to make his test debut on home soil against England.

JM Bairstow’s wicket in England’s first innings in this test gave R Ashwin his 100th test wicket against England. He became the first Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets against England. He also became the 20th bowler over all to capture 100 plus wickets against England.

R Ashwin’s 100 wickets against England provide the third occasion of an Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets against an opposition. Others occasions are – R Ashwin – 114 vs Australia and A Kumble – 111 vs Australia

R Ashwin captured 100 wickets against England. He became the 44th bowler over all to capture 100 plus wickets against an opposition in the annals of test cricket.

R Ashwin captured 100 wickets against England. He has also captured 114 wickets against Australia. He become the first Indian bowler and the ninth bowler overall to capture 100 plus wickets against two or more oppositions in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoNoPlayerSpanMIBallsRunsWktsTeamOpposition
11CEL Ambrose1988-1999275166962718128West Indies   v Australia
 2CEL Ambrose1988-2000346382843082164West Indiesv England
           
21JM Anderson2006-2023397285994209117Englandv Australia
 2JM Anderson2006-2024366878683537144Englandv India
 3JM Anderson2003-2022295263883098103Englandv South Africa
           
31R Ashwin2011-2023224271633234114Indiav Australia
 2R Ashwin2012-2024224259242982100Indiav England
           
41LR Gibbs1961-1976244493583222103West Indiesv Australia
 2LR Gibbs1963-1974264788412889100West Indiesv England
           
51NM Lyon2013-2023305469813236110Australiav England
 2NM Lyon2011-2023274974953819121Australiav India
           
61GD McGrath1994-2007306072803286157Australiav England
 2GD McGrath1995-2005234654752132110Australiav West Indies
           
71M Muralidaran1993-2007163066132247112Sri Lankav England
 2M Muralidaran1993-2010223270203425105Sri Lankav India
 3M Muralidaran1993-2006152759082311104Sri Lankav South Africa
           
81CA Walsh1984-2001386985603872135West Indiesv Australia
 2CA Walsh1986-2000366888183683145West Indiesv England
           
91SK Warne1993-20073672107574535195Australiav England
 2SK Warne1993-2005203957702511103Australiav New Zealand
 3SK Warne1993-2006244579283142130Australiav South Africa

R Ashwin captured 100 wickets against England. He has also captured 114 wickets against Australia. He became the first Indian bowler and the sixth bowler overall to capture 100 plus wickets against two oppositions in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoNoPlayerSpanMIBallsRunsWktsTeamOpposition
11CEL Ambrose1988-1999275166962718128West Indies   v Australia
 2CEL Ambrose1988-2000346382843082164West Indiesv England
           
21R Ashwin2011-2023224271633234114Indiav Australia
 2R Ashwin2012-2024224259242982100Indiav England
           
31LR Gibbs1961-1976244493583222103West Indiesv Australia
 2LR Gibbs1963-1974264788412889100West Indiesv England
           
41NM Lyon2013-2023305469813236110Australiav England
 2NM Lyon2011-2023274974953819121Australiav India
           
41GD McGrath1994-2007306072803286157Australiav England
 2GD McGrath1995-2005234654752132110Australiav West Indies
           
61CA Walsh1984-2001386985603872135West Indiesv Australia
 2CA Walsh1986-2000366888183683145West Indiesv England

R Ashwin’s 100 wickets against England gave him the distinction of becoming the first Indian cricketer to score 1000 runs and capture 100 wickets against England. He also became the fourth cricketer in the annals of test cricket to perform such a feat against England. Others to accomplish such a feat against England are MA Noble of Australia, G Giffen of Australia and GS Sobers of West Indies

NoPlayerTeamSpanMRunsWkts
1MA NobleAua1898-1909391905115
2G GiffenAus1881-1896311238103
2GS SobersWin1954-1974363214102
3R AshwinInd2012-2024221085100

For the first time in India-England test series, a test with rival bowlers capturing 100 plus wicket against each other was witnessed. In this test, Ashwin has captured 100 plus wickets against England and JM Anderson has taken 145 wickets against India then

JM Anderson was playing his 16th test against India in India. He now shares the record for most test appearance by an England cricketer against India in India with DL Underwood of England has appeared in 16 tests against India in India.

JM Anderson was playing his 16th test against India in India. He now share the record for most test appearance by any cricketer against India in India with DL Underwood of England has appeared in 16 tests against India in India.

JE Root has scored 280 boundary fours against India prior to the start of this test. He scored nine boundary fours in his knock of 106 not out  in England’s first innings which fetched him 289 boundary fours against India. He now owns the record for scoring most boundary fours by an England batsman against India. AN Cook owns the present record with 283 boundary fours against India

JE Root has scored 98 boundary fours against India in India prior to the start of this test. He scored nine boundary fours in his knock of 106 not out in England’s first innings which fetched him 107 boundary fours against India in India. He became the third England batsman to score 100 boundary fours against India in India. Others are – AN Cook {141} and MJ Gatting {107}

JE Root has scored 90 fifties prior to the start of this test. His 106 not out in England’s first innings fetched him his 91st fifty and with it the record of most fifties by an England batsman in tests. He would go past AN Cook who has scored 90 fifties.

JE Root of England has scored 19 fifties against India prior to the start of this test.  His 106 not out in England’s first innings fetched him his 20th fifty. He now shares the record of most fifties against India with RT Ponting of Australia. RT Ponting has scored 20 fifties against India.

JE Root had scored nine centuries against India prior to the start of this test. His 106 not out in England’s second innings fetched his tenth century against India and with it the record of scoring most centuries against India. SPD Smith of India has scored nine centuries against India.

JE Root-BT Foakes added 113 runs for the sixth wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 164th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India. It also provides the 69th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India on away soil.

JE Root-BT Foakes added 113 runs for the fifth wicket in England’s first innings to provide the 19th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India for the fifth wicket. It also provides the ninth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership against India on away soil for the sixth wicket.

Approaching milestones ahead of the fourth test between India and England

Approaching milestones ahead of the fourth test between India and England

R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 35th five wicket haul. He would then become the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35   five wicket hauls. Others are – M Muralitharan {67}, SK Warne {37}, RJ Hadlee {36} and A Kumble {35}

R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 35th five wicket haul. He would then become the fourth spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls. Others are – M Muralitharan {67}, SK Warne {37} and A Kumble {35}

R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 34 occasions. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 35th five wicket haul. He would then become the second Indian bowler and also the second Indian spin bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 35 five wicket hauls after A Kumble. A Kumble has captured five wicket hauls on 35 occasions.

R Ashwin has captured five or more wickets in an innings on 26 occasions on home soil. One more five wicket haul would fetch him 27th five wicket haul. He would then become the second bowler in the list of bowlers who have captured most five wicket hauls on home soil. He would go past HMRKB Herath of Sri Lanka who has taken 26 five wicket hauls on home soil, to occupy the second place. M Muralitharan occupy the first place with 45 five wicket hauls on home soil.

R Ashwin has captured 348 wickets on home soil. Two more wickets would fetch him 350 wickets on home soil. He would then become the second Indian bowler and also the fifth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 350 wickets on home soil. Others are – M Muralitharan {493], JM Anderson {434}, SCJ Broad {398} and A Kumble {350}

R Ashwin has captured 99 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 100 wickets against England. He would then become the first Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets against England. He would also become the 20th bowler over all to capture 100 plus wickets against England.

R Ashwin has captured 99 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. One more wickets would fetch him 100 wickets against England. It would provide the third occasion of an Indian bowler to capture 100 plus wickets against an opposition. Others occasions are – R Ashwin – 114  vs Australia and A Kumble – 111 vs Australia

R Ashwin has captured 99 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 100 wickets against England. He would also become the 44th bowler over all to capture 100 plus wickets against an opposition in the annals of test cricket.

R Ashwin has captured 99 wickets against England prior to the start of this test. One more wicket would fetch him 100 wickets against England.

He would then become the first Indian bowler and the ninth bowler overall to capture 100 plus wickets against two or more oppositions in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoNoPlayerSpanMIBallsRunsWktsTeamOpposition
11CEL Ambrose1988-1999275166962718128West Indies   v Australia
 2CEL Ambrose1988-2000346382843082164West Indiesv England
           
21JM Anderson2006-2023397285994209117Englandv Australia
 2JM Anderson2006-2024366878683537144Englandv India
 3JM Anderson2003-2022295263883098103Englandv South Africa
           
31R Ashwin2011-2023224271633234114Indiav Australia
 2R Ashwin2012-2024224159242899099Indiav England
           
41LR Gibbs1961-1976244493583222103West Indiesv Australia
 2LR Gibbs1963-1974264788412889100West Indiesv England
           
51NM Lyon2013-2023305469813236110Australiav England
 2NM Lyon2011-2023274974953819121Australiav India
           
61GD McGrath1994-2007306072803286157Australiav England
 2GD McGrath1995-2005234654752132110Australiav West Indies
           
71M Muralidaran1993-2007163066132247112Sri Lankav England
 2M Muralidaran1993-2010223270203425105Sri Lankav India
 3M Muralidaran1993-2006152759082311104Sri Lankav South Africa
           
81CA Walsh1984-2001386985603872135West Indiesv Australia
 2CA Walsh1986-2000366888183683145West Indiesv England
           
91SK Warne1993-20073672107574535195Australiav England
 2SK Warne1993-2005203957702511103Australiav New Zealand
 3SK Warne1993-2006244579283142130Australiav South Africa

R Ashwin has captured 99 wickets against England prior to the start of this test.  One more wicket would fetch him 100 wickets against England. He would then become the first Indian bowler and the sixth bowler overall to capture 100 plus wickets against two oppositions in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoNoPlayerSpanMIBallsRunsWktsTeamOpposition
11CEL Ambrose1988-1999275166962718128West Indies   v Australia
 2CEL Ambrose1988-2000346382843082164West Indiesv England
           
21R Ashwin2011-2023224271633234114Indiav Australia
 2R Ashwin2012-2024213959242843097Indiav England
           
31LR Gibbs1961-1976244493583222103West Indiesv Australia
 2LR Gibbs1963-1974264788412889100West Indiesv England
           
41NM Lyon2013-2023305469813236110Australiav England
 2NM Lyon2011-2023274974953819121Australiav India
           
41GD McGrath1994-2007306072803286157Australiav England
 2GD McGrath1995-2005234654752132110Australiav West Indies
           
61CA Walsh1984-2001386985603872135West Indiesv Australia
 2CA Walsh1986-2000366888183683145West Indiesv England

R Ashwin takes one more wicket against England which would fetch him 100 wickets, he would then become the first Indian cricketer to score 1000 runs and capture 100 wickets against England. Others to accomplish such a feat against England are MA Noble of Australia and GS Sobers of West Indies

NoPlayerTeamSpanMRunsWkts
1MA NobleAua1898-1909391905115
2GS SobersWin1954-1974363214102
3R AshwinInd2012-2024221085099

BA Stokes of England needs 93 more runs for his 1000 runs against India If he gets them, then he would become the 13th England batsman to score 1000 plus runs against India

If Ashwin takes one wicket which would fetch him 100 wickets against England and if JM Anderson plays in this test, then for the first time in India-England test series, a test with rival bowlers capturing 100 plus wicket against each other would be witnessed. JM Anderson has taken 145 wickets against India

RG Sharma has an aggregate of 3977 runs in tests prior to the start of this test. He needs 23 more runs for his 4000 test runs. If he gets them, then he would become the 17th Indian batsman to score 4000 plus runs in tests.

JE Root has scored 90 fifties prior to the start of this test. One more fifty would fetch him his 91st fifty and with it the record of most fifties by an England batsman in tests. He would go past AN Cook who has scored 90 fifties.

JE Root of England has scored 19 fifties against India. One more fifty would fetch him his 20th fifty. If he gets it, then he would share the record of most fifties against India with RT Ponting of Australia. RT Ponting has scored 20 fifties against India.

JE Root has scored nine centuries against India. One more century would fetch his tenth century against India and with it the record of scoring most centuries against India. SPD Smith of India has scored nine centuries against India.

JM Anderson of England has an aggregate of 145 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Five more wickets would fetch him his 150 wickets. If he gets them, then he would not only become the first England bowler but also would become the first bowler from any opposition to capture 150 plus wickets against India.

JM Anderson of England has an aggregate of 145 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Five more wickets would fetch him his 150 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the sixth bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 150 plus wickets against an opposition.

Othera are – SK Warne of Australia – 195 wickets against England, DK Lillee of Australia – 167 wickets against England, CE Ambrose of West Indies – 164 wickets against England, GD McGrath of Australia – 157 wickets against England and SCJ Broad of England – 153 wickets against Australia.

JM Anderson of England has an aggregate of 145 wickets against India prior to the start of this test. Five more wickets would fetch him his 150 wickets. If he gets them, then he would become the second England bowler in the annals of test cricket to capture 150 plus wickets against an opposition. Prior to this SCJ Broad of England has captured 153 wickets against Australia.

JM Anderson has played 15 tests against India in India. One more test appearance would be his 16th test appearance against India in India. He would share the record for most test appearance by an England cricketer against India in India with DL Underwood of England has appeared in 16 tests against India in India.

JM Anderson has played 15 tests against India in India. One more test appearance would be his 16th test appearance against India in India. He would share the record for most test appearance by any cricketer against India in India with DL Underwood of England has appeared in 16 tests against India in India.

JE Root has scored 280 boundary fours against India prior to the start of this test. He needs four more boundary fours to own the record for scoring most boundary fours by an England batsman against India. AN Cook owns the present record with 283 boundary fours against India

JE Root has scored 98 boundary fours against India in India prior to the start of this test. He needs tw0 more boundary fours which would fetch him 100 boundary fours against India in India. He would then become the third England batsman to score 100 boundary fours against India in India. Others are – AN Cook {141} and MJ Gatting {107}

JM Bairstow has scored nine boundary sixes against India prior to the start of this test. 0ne more boundary six would fetch him ten boundary sixes against India. If he gets it, he would then become the seventh England batsman to score ten or more boundary sixes against India. Others are  – IT Botham {24}, BA Stokes {13}, KP Pietersen {12}, MM Ali {10}, JC Buttler {10} and GA Gooch {10}.

RG Sharma has scored 47 boundary sixes on home soil. He needs three more boundary sixes which would fetch him 50 boundary sixes on home soil. If he gets them, he would then become the second Indian batsman to score 50 plus boundary sixes on home soil. V Sehwag has scored 58 boundary sixes on home soil.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman to score 25 boundary sixes against England.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England on home soil. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman to score 25 boundary sixes against England on home soil

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the eighth batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition.

NoPlayerTeamOppSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAve6s
1BA StokesEngAus2013-202324452156215536.3239
2IVA RichardsWinEng1976-199136504286929162.3634
3BA StokesEngSAF2015-202215260117725845.2630
4Imran KhanPakInd1978-1989232981091135*51.9528
5CH GayleWinNZl2002-201412212125820466.2126
6TG SoutheeNZlEng2008-2023193020584077*20.8525
7SR TendulkarIndAus1991-2013397483630241*55.0025

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the third batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an England.

NoPlayerTeamOppSpanMatInnsNORunsHSAve6s
1IVA RichardsWinEng1976-199136504286929162.3634
2TG SoutheeNZlEng2008-2023193020584077*20.8525

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the second Indian batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition. SR Tendulkar has scored 25 boundary sixes against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs four more boundary sixes for his 26 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first Indian batsman in the annals of cricket to score most boundary sixes against an opposition. He would go past SR Tendulkar has scored 25 boundary sixes against Australia.

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs three more boundary sixes for his 25 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the second opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score 25 boundary sixes against an opposition. CH Gayle of West Indies has scored 26 boundary sixes against New Zealand

YBK Jaiswal has scored 22 boundary sixes against England. He needs four more boundary sixes for his 26 boundary sixes. If he scores them, then he would become the first opening batsman in the annals of cricket to score most boundary sixes against an opposition. He would go past CH Gayle of West Indies has scored 26 boundary sixes against New Zealand

RG Sharma of India has scored 48 boundary sixes as an opening batsman. He needs two more boundary sixes for his 50 boundary sixes. If he gets them, he would then become the sixth opening batsman to score in the annals of test cricket to score 50 plus boundary sixes. Others are – CH Gayle {94}, V Sehwag {89}, ML Hayden {87}, DA Warner {69} and CG Greenidge {67}

RA Jadeja has scored 299 boundary fours prior to the start of this test. One more boundary four would fetch him 300 boundary four. If he scores it, he would then become the fourth Indian left hand batsman to score 300 plus boundary fours. Others are – SC Ganguly {900}, G Gambhir {518} and S Dhawan {316}

At the end of the third test against England, RA Jadeja’s run aggregate against England read exact 1000 runs. He had become India’s first left hand batsman to aggregate 1000 runs against England. He had also earned the distinction of becoming the 32nd left hand batsman to score 1000 plus runs against England.

At the end of the third test against England, RA Jadeja’s run aggregate against England read exact 1000 runs. He had become the 15th Indian atsman to aggregate 1000 runs against England.

Three or more centuries in an innings by Mysore/Karnataka batsmen in Ranji Trophy

Three or more centuries in an innings by Mysore/Karnataka batsmen in Ranji Trophy

Karnataka batsmen – MK Pandey {148},S Sharat {100 not out} and V Vyshak {103 not out} – scored centuries against  Chandigarh at Hubli in the just concluded fixture to provide the 19th occasion of three or more Mysore/Karnataka batsmen scoring centuries in an innings in Ranji Trophy. All such occasions are tabulated below

I am indebted to Sri C Keshavamurthy, the veteran cricket statistician who has specialized in domestic cricket for providing information

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981/82705
 124BP PatelDelhiDelhi1981/82 
 116SMH KirmaniDelhiDelhi1981/82 
 113RD KhanwilkarDelhiDelhi1981/82 
       
2267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990/91791-6 d
 112SMH KirmaniBengalCalcutta1990/91 
 134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990/91 
 119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990/91 
       
3106SMH KirmaniGoaGulbarga1987/88525-6 d
 144BP PatelGoaGulbarga1987/88 
 101*RMH BinnyGoaGulbarga1987/88 
       
4138Arjun RajaTamilnaduCoimbatore1990/91716-6 d
 161SMH KirmaniTamilnaduCoimbatore1990/91 
 259*KA JeshwanthTamilnaduCoimbatore1990/91 
       
5128RS DravidKeralaBijapur1991/92603-8 d
 150SMH KirmaniKeralaBijapur1991/92 
 154*A KumbleKeralaBijapur1991/92 
       
6166S SomasundarTamilnaduBhadravati1995/96716
 122R VijayTamilnaduBhadravati1995/96 
 174K SriramTamilnaduBhadravati1995/96 
       
7104J ArunkumarUttar PradeshBangalore1997/98617-9 d
 122Vijay R BharadwajUttar PradeshBangalore1997/98 
 215RS DravidUttar PradeshBangalore1997/98 
       
8162RV UthappaMadhya PradeshBangalore2004/05619-5 d
 283RL BarringtonMadhya PradeshBangalore2004/05 
 104S SomasundarMadhya PradeshBangalore2004/05 
       
9102KB PawanMaharashtraRatnagiri2007/08545-9 d
 122KT YeregoudMaharashtraRatnagiri2007/08 
 135*B ChipliMaharashtraRatnagiri2007/08 
       
10134KB PawanBengalMysore2009/10523-9 d
 157AA VermaBengalMysore2009/10 
 108*CM GautamBengalMysore2009/10 
       
11152KB PawanMaharashtraPoona2009/10553-4 d
 150*AA VermaMaharashtraPoona2009/10 
 141G SatishMaharashtraPoona2009/10 
       
12190G SatishUttar PradeshShimoga2011/12561-5
 102AA VermaUttar PradeshShimoga2011/12 
 189STR BinnyUttar PradeshShimoga2011/12 
       
13100RV UthappaUttar PradeshBangalore2013/14349
 100KK NairUttar PradeshBangalore2013/14 
 100CM GautamUttar PradeshBangalore2013/14 
       
14188KL RahulTamilnaduMumbai2014/15762
 328Nair KKTamilnaduMumbai2014/15 
 105*R Vinay KumarTamilnaduMumbai2014/15 
       
15119SA BhavaneBengalBangalore2015/16537-9 d
 126KK NairBengalBangalore2015/16 
 139RS GopalBengalBangalore2015/16 
       
16128RV UthappaAssamMumbai2016/17570-9 d
 145KK NairAssamMumbai2016/17 
 156STR BinnyAssamMumbai2016/17 
       
17129R SamarthMaharashtraPune2017/18628-5 d
 304*MA AgarwalMaharashtraPune2017/18 
 116KK NairMaharashtraPune2017/18 
       
18114MA AgarwalGoaMysore2023/24498-9 d
 103DB PadikkalGoaMysore2023/24 
 107SJ Nikin JoseGoaMysore2023/24 
       
19148MK PandeyChandigarhHubli2023/24563-5 d
 100*S SharathChandigarhHubli2023/24 
 103*V VyshakChandigarhHubli2023/24 

The following interesting derivatives will emerge on studying the list care fully

Four Karnataka batsmen have scored centuries in an innings on two occasions – against Delhi at Delhi in 1981-82 and against Bengal at Calcutta in 1990-91

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 124BP PatelDelhiDelhi1981-82 
 116SMH KirmaniDelhiDelhi1981-82 
 113RD KhanwilkarDelhiDelhi1981-82 
       
2267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 112SMH KirmaniBengalCalcutta1990-91 
 134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990-91 
 119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990-91 

Karnataka batsmen have performed the feat on two occasions in the finals of the tournament – against Delhi at Delhi in 1981-82 and against Tamilnadu at Coimbatore in 2014-15.

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 124BP PatelDelhiDelhi1981-82 
 116SMH KirmaniDelhiDelhi1981-82 
 113RD KhanwilkarDelhiDelhi1981-82 
       
2188KL RahulTamilnaduMumbai2014-15762
 328Nair KKTamilnaduMumbai2014-15 
 105*R Vinay KumarTamilnaduMumbai2014-15 

Karnataka batsmen have performed the feat on five occasions while posting a team total of 700 plus runs. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 124BP PatelDelhiDelhi1981-82 
 116SMH KirmaniDelhiDelhi1981-82 
 113RD KhanwilkarDelhiDelhi1981-82 
       
2267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 112SMH KirmaniBengalCalcutta1990-91 
 134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990-91 
 119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990-91 
       
3138Arjun RajaTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
 161SMH KirmaniTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91 
 259*KA JeshwanthTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91 
       
4166S SomasundarTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96716
 122R VijayTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96 
 174K SriramTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96 
       
5188KL RahulTamilnaduMumbai2014-15762
 328Nair KKTamilnaduMumbai2014-15 
 105*R Vinay KumarTamilnaduMumbai2014-15 

Karnataka batsmen have performed the feat on three occasions against Bengal,Maharashtra,Tamilnadu and Uttar Pradesh. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
2112SMH KirmaniBengalCalcutta1990-91 
3134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990-91 
4119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990-91 
       
1134KB PawanBengalMysore2009-10523-9d
2157AA VermaBengalMysore2009-10 
3108*CM GautamBengalMysore2009-10 
       
1119SA BhavaneBengalBangalore2015-16537-9d
2126KK NairBengalBangalore2015-16 
3139RS GopalBengalBangalore2015-16 
       
NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1102KB PawanMaharashtraRatnagiri2007-08545-9d
2122KT YeregoudMaharashtraRatnagiri2007-08 
3135*B ChipliMaharashtraRatnagiri2007-08 
       
1152KB PawanMaharashtraPoona2009-10553-4d
2150*AA VermaMaharashtraPoona2009-10 
3141G SatishMaharashtraPoona2009-10 
       
1129R SamarthMaharashtraPune2017-18628-5d
2304*MA AgarwalMaharashtraPune2017-18 
3116KK NairMaharashtraPune2017-18 
       
NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1138Arjun RajaTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
2161SMH KirmaniTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91 
3259*KA JeshwanthTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91 
       
1166S SomasundarTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96716
2122R VijayTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96 
3174K SriramTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96 
       
1188KL RahulTamilnaduMumbai2014-15762
2328Nair KKTamilnaduMumbai2014-15 
3105*R Vinay KumarTamilnaduMumbai2014-15 
       
NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1104J ArunkumarUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98617-9d
2122Vijay R BharadwajUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98 
3215RS DravidUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98 
       
1190G SatishUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12561-5
2102AA VermaUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12 
3189STR BinnyUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12 
       
1100RV UthappaUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
2100KK NairUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14 
3100CM GautamUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14 

Ranji Trophy witnessed the only occasion of three batsmen scoring exact 100 runs when RV Uthappa, KK Nair and CM Gautam scored exact 100 runs against Uttar Pradesh at Bangalore in 2013-14

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1100RV UthappaUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
2100KK NairUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14 
3100CM GautamUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14 

The following four batsmen scored centuries in an innings when Karnataka posted its highest team total of 791-6d against Bengal at Calcutta in 1990-91 in this category of statistics

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
2112SMH KirmaniBengalCalcutta1990-91 
3134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990-91 
4119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990-91 

The following three batsmen scored centuries in an innings when Karnataka posted its lowest team total of 349 against Uttar Pradesh at Bangalore in 2013-14 in this category of statistics

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1100RV UthappaUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
2100KK NairUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14 
3100CM GautamUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14 

In this game, batsmen batting at number three, four and five scored centuries after Karnataka had lost its first two wickets without a run on the board. This is the very first occasion in the annals of Ranji Trophy batsman batting at number three, four and five has scored centuries

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1128RV UthappaAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d
2145KK NairAssamMumbai2016-17 
3156STR BinnyAssamMumbai2016-17 

The following tsble lists the Father-Son combination of RMH Binny and STR Binny scoring centuries as one of the batsmsn when three or more Karnataka batsman scored centuries in an innings in Ranji Trophy

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981-82705
2101*RMH BinnyGoaGulbarga1987-88525-6d
       
1189STR BinnyUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12561-5

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored triple centuries and double centuries when Karnataka batsmen have scored three or four centuries in an innings

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
1328Nair KKTamilnaduMumbai2014-15762
2304*MA AgarwalMaharashtraPune2017-18628-5d
3283RL BarringtonMadhya PradeshBangalore2004-05619-5d
4267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
5259*KA JeshwanthTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
6215RS DravidUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98617-9d

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored centuries on two or more occasions when Karnataka batsmen have scored three or four centuries in an innings

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
 1100KK NairUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
 2126KK NairBengalBangalore2015-16537-9d
 3145KK NairAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d
 4116KK NairMaharashtraPune2017-18628-5d
 5328KK NairTamilnaduMumbai2014-15762
       
 1116SMH KirmaniDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 2112SMH KirmaniBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 3106SMH KirmaniGoaGulbarga1987-88525-6d
 4161SMH KirmaniTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
 5150SMH KirmaniKeralaBijapur1991-92603-8d
       
 1157AA VermaBengalMysore2009-10523-9d
 2150*AA VermaMaharashtraPoona2009-10553-4d
 3102AA VermaUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12561-5
       
 1102KB PawanMaharashtraRatnagiri2007-08545-9d
 2134KB PawanBengalMysore2009-10523-9d
 3152KB PawanMaharashtraPoona2009-10553-4d
       
 1134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 2128RS DravidKeralaBijapur1991-92603-8d
 3215RS DravidUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98617-9d
       
 1162RV UthappaMadhya PradeshBangalore2004-05619-5d
 2100RV UthappaUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
 3128RV UthappaAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d
       
 1267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 2138Arjun RajaTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
       
 1124BP PatelDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 2144BP PatelGoaGulbarga1987-88525-6d
       
 1108*CM GautamBengalMysore2009-10523-9d
 2100CM GautamUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
       
 1141G SatishMaharashtraPoona2009-10553-4d
 2190G SatishUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12561-5
       
 1119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 2259*KA JeshwanthTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
       
 1304*MA AgarwalMaharashtraPune2017-18628-5d
 2114MA AgarwalGoaMysore2023-24498-9d
       
 1122Vijay R BharadwajTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96716
 2122Vijay R BharadwajUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98617-9d
       
 1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 2101*RMH BinnyGoaGulbarga1987-88525-6d
       
 1166S SomasundarTamilnaduBhadravati1995-96716
 2104S SomasundarMadhya PradeshBangalore2004-05619-5d
       
 1189STR BinnyUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12561-5
 2156STR BinnyAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored a century and a double century when Karnataka batsmen have scored three or four centuries in an innings

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
 1100KK NairUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
 2126KK NairBengalBangalore2015-16537-9d
 3145KK NairAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d
 4116KK NairMaharashtraPune2017-18628-5d
 5328KK NairTamilnaduMumbai2014-15762
       
 1134RS DravidBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 2128RS DravidKeralaBijapur1991-92603-8d
 3215RS DravidUttar PradeshBangalore1997-98617-9d
       
 1162RV UthappaMadhya PradeshBangalore2004-05619-5d
 2100RV UthappaUttar PradeshBangalore2013-14349
 3128RV UthappaAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d
       
 1267Arjun RajaBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 2138Arjun RajaTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
       
 1119*KA JeshwanthBengalCalcutta1990-91791-6d
 2259*KA JeshwanthTamilnaduCoimbatore1990-91716-6d
       
 1304*MA AgarwalMaharashtraPune2017-18628-5d
 2114MA AgarwalGoaMysore2023-24498-9d

RMH Binny and his son STR Binny appears in the list on two occasions when three or more Karnataka batsmen scored centuries in an innings in the tournament

NoRunsPlayerOppositionVenueSeasonTeam Total
 1115RMH BinnyDelhiDelhi1981-82705
 2101*RMH BinnyGoaGulbarga1987-88525-6d
       
 1189STR BinnyUttar PradeshShimoga2011-12561-5
 2156STR BinnyAssamMumbai2016-17570-9d
Batsmen scoring two or more double centuries in a test series

Batsmen scoring two or more double centuries in a test series

YBK Jaiswal of India with his two double centuries in the ongoing test series against England provided the 19th occasion of a batsman scoring two or more double hundreds in a test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeam  OppositionSeriesMINORunsHSAveC
1WR HammondEnglandAustralia1928-29220451251225.502
2DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1930330820334273.333
3DG BradmanAustraliaSouth Africa1931-32221525299*525.002
4WR HammondEnglandNew Zealand1932-33221563336*563.002
5DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1934220548304274.002
6DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1936-37220482270241.002
7MH MankadIndiaNew Zealand1955-56220454231227.002
8GM TurnerNew ZealandWest Indies1971-72221482259482.002
9IVA RichardsWest IndiesEngland1975220523291261.502
10CG GreenidgeWest IndiesEngland1984221437223437.002
11GC SmithSouth AfricaEngland2003220536277268.002
12RT PontingAustraliaIndia2003-04220499257249.502
12KC SangakkaraSri LankaBangladesh2007222422222*2
14TT SamaraweeraSri LankaPakistan2008-09220445231222.502
15MJ ClarkeAustraliaIndia2011-12221539329*539.002
16MJ ClarkeAustraliaSouth Africa2012-13221489259*489.002
17BB McCullumNew ZealandIndia2013-14220526302263.002
18V KohliIndiaSri Lanka2017-18220456243228.002
19YBK JaiswalIndiaEngland2023-24221423214*423.002

YBK Jaiswal of India with his two double centuries in the ongoing test series became the third Indian batsman to score two or more double hundreds in a test series.

NoPlayerTeam  OppositionSeriesMINORunsHSAveC
1MH MankadIndiaNew Zealand1955-56220454231227.002
2V KohliIndiaSri Lanka2017-18220456243228.002
3YBK JaiswalIndiaEngland2023-24221423214*423.002

The following table lists the teams wise break up of batmen who have scored two or more double centuries in a test series

NoPlayerTeam  OppositionSeriesMINORunsHSAveC
1DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1930330820334273.333
2DG BradmanAustraliaSouth Africa1931-32221525299*525.002
3DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1934220548304274.002
4DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1936-37220482270241.002
5MJ ClarkeAustraliaIndia2011-12221539329*539.002
6MJ ClarkeAustraliaSouth Africa2012-13221489259*489.002
7RT PontingAustraliaIndia2003-04220499257249.502
            
1WR HammondEnglandAustralia1928-29220451251225.502
2WR HammondEnglandNew Zealand1932-33221563336*563.002
            
1MH MankadIndiaNew Zealand1955-56220454231227.002
2V KohliIndiaSri Lanka2017-18220456243228.002
3YBK JaiswalIndiaEngland2023-24221423214*423.002
            
1BB McCullumNew ZealandIndia2013-14220526302263.002
2GM TurnerNew ZealandWest Indies1971-72221482259482.002
            
1GC SmithSouth AfricaEngland2003220536277268.002
            
1KC SangakkaraSri LankaBangladesh2007222422222*2
2TT SamaraweeraSri LankaPakistan2008-09220445231222.502
            
1CG GreenidgeWest IndiesEngland1984221437223437.002
2IVA RichardsWest IndiesEngland1975220523291261.502

DG Bradman, MJ Clarke and WR Hammond are the three batsmen to score two or more double centuries in two or more test series. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerTeam  OppositionSeriesMINORunsHSAveC
1DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1930330820334273.333
2DG BradmanAustraliaSouth Africa1931-32221525299*525.002
3DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1934220548304274.002
4DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1936-37220482270241.002
            
1MJ ClarkeAustraliaIndia2011-12221539329*539.002
2MJ ClarkeAustraliaSouth Africa2012-13221489259*489.002
            
1WR HammondEnglandAustralia1928-29220451251225.502
2WR HammondEnglandNew Zealand1932-33221563336*563.002

The following table lists the oppositon wise break up of batmen who have scored two or more double centuries in a test series

NoPlayerTeam  OppositionSeriesMINORunsHSAveC
1WR HammondEnglandAustralia1928-29220451251225.502
            
1KC SangakkaraSri LankaBangladesh2007222422222*2
            
1DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1930330820334273.333
2DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1934220548304274.002
3DG BradmanAustraliaEngland1936-37220482270241.002
4IVA RichardsWest IndiesEngland1975220523291261.502
5CG GreenidgeWest IndiesEngland1984221437223437.002
6GC SmithSouth AfricaEngland2003220536277268.002
7YBK JaiswalIndiaEngland2023-24221423214*423.002
            
1MJ ClarkeAustraliaIndia2011-12221539329*539.002
2RT PontingAustraliaIndia2003-04220499257249.502
3BB McCullumNew ZealandIndia2013-14220526302263.002
            
1MH MankadIndiaNew Zealand1955-56220454231227.002
2WR HammondEnglandNew Zealand1932-33221563336*563.002
            
1TT SamaraweeraSri LankaPakistan2008-09220445231222.502
            
1DG BradmanAustraliaSouth Africa1931-32221525299*525.002
2MJ ClarkeAustraliaSouth Africa2012-13221489259*489.002
            
1V KohliIndiaSri Lanka2017-18220456243228.002
            
1GM TurnerNew ZealandWest Indies1971-72221482259482.002
Batsmen scoring double hundreds in consecutive tests

Batsmen scoring double hundreds in consecutive tests

YBK Jaiswal scored double centuries in consecutive tests – 209 at Vizag and 214 not out in this test – to provide the foutteenth occasion of a batsman scoring double centuries in two or more consecutive tests in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoNoPlayerRunsITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
11WR Hammond .2512Englandv AustraliaSydney14 Dec 1928
 2WR Hammond .2002Englandv AustraliaMelbourne29 Dec 1928
         
21DG Bradman .3042Australiav EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1930
 2DG Bradman .2441Australiav EnglandLeeds11 Jul 1930
 3DG Bradman .2322Australiav EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
         
31WR Hammond .2271Englandv New ZealandChristchurch24 Mar 1933
 2WR Hammond .336*2Englandv New ZealandAuckland31 Mar 1933
         
41DG Bradman .3042Australiav EnglandLeeds20 Jul 1934
 2DG Bradman .2441Australiav EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
         
51DG Bradman .2703Australiav EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1937
 2DG Bradman .2123Australiav EnglandAdelaide29 Jan 1937
         
61VG Kambli .2242Indiav EnglandWankhede19 Feb 1993
 2VG Kambli .2271Indiav ZimbabweDelhi13 Mar 1993
         
71GC Smith2771South Africav EnglandBirmingham24 Jul 2003
 2GC Smith2591South Africav EnglandLord’s03 Aug 2003
         
81RT Ponting2421Australiav IndiaAdelaide12 Dec 2003
 2RT Ponting2572Australiav IndiaMelbourne26 Dec 2003
         
91KC Sangakkara200*2Sri Lankav BangladeshCol-PSS03 Jul 2007
 2KC Sangakkara222*2Sri Lankav BangladeshKandy11 Jul 2007
         
101TT Samaraweera231 Sri Lankav PakistanKarachi21 Feb 2009
 2TT Samaraweer214 Sri Lankav PakistanLahore01 Mar 2009
         
111MJ Clarke .259*2Australiav South AfricaBrisbane09 Nov 2012
 2MJ Clarke .2301Australiav South AfricaAdelaide22 Nov 2012
         
121BM McCullum2241New Zealandv IndiaAuckland06 Feb 2014
 2BM McCullum3023New Zealandv IndiaWellington12 Feb 2014
         
131V Kohli .2132Indiav Sri LankaNagpur24 Nov 2017
 2V Kohli .2431Indiav Sri LankaDelhi02 Dec 2017
         
141YBK Jaiswal .2091Indiav EnglandVisakhapatnam02 Feb 2024
 2YBK Jaiswal .214*3Indiav EnglandRajkot15 Feb 2024

YBK Jaiswal scored double centuries in consecutive tests – 209 at Vizag and 214 not out in this test – to provide the third occasion of an Indian batsman scoring double centuries in consecutive tests in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below.

NoNoPlayerRunsITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
11VG Kambli .2242Indiav EnglandWankhede19 Feb 1993
 2VG Kambli .2271Indiav ZimbabweDelhi13 Mar 1993
         
21V Kohli .2132Indiav Sri LankaNagpur24 Nov 2017
 2V Kohli .2431Indiav Sri LankaDelhi02 Dec 2017
         
31YBK Jaiswal .2091Indiav EnglandVisakhapatnam02 Feb 2024
 2YBK Jaiswal .214*3Indiav EnglandRajkot15 Feb 2024

WR Hammond of England and DG Bradman of Australia are the only two batsmen in the annals of test cricket to perform the feat of scoring double hundreds in consecutive tests on two or more occasions

NoNoPlayerRunsITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
11WR Hammond .2512Englandv AustraliaSydney14 Dec 1928
 2WR Hammond .2002Englandv AustraliaMelbourne29 Dec 1928
         
21WR Hammond .2271Englandv New ZealandChristchurch24 Mar 1933
 2WR Hammond .336*2Englandv New ZealandAuckland31 Mar 1933
         
11DG Bradman .3042Australiav EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1930
 2DG Bradman .2441Australiav EnglandLeeds11 Jul 1930
 3DG Bradman .2322Australiav EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
         
21DG Bradman .3042Australiav EnglandLeeds20 Jul 1934
 2DG Bradman .2441Australiav EnglandThe Oval18 Aug 1934
         
31DG Bradman .2703Australiav EnglandMelbourne01 Jan 1937
 2DG Bradman .2123Australiav EnglandAdelaide29 Jan 1937

DG Bradman of Australia is the only batsmen in the annals of test cricket to perform the feat of scoring double hundreds in successive three tests.

NoNoPlayerRunsITeamOppositionGroundStart Date
11DG Bradman .3042Australiav EnglandLord’s27 Jun 1930
 2DG Bradman .2441Australiav EnglandLeeds11 Jul 1930
 3DG Bradman .2322Australiav EnglandThe Oval16 Aug 1930
Batsmen scoring zero and ninety in a test match

Batsmen scoring zero and ninety in a test match

Shubman Gill of India scored zero and 91 in the just concluded test against England at Rajkot to provide the 59th occasion of a batsman scoring zero and ninety in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1G H S Trott092AustraliaEnglandThe Oval14.08.1893
2C Hill098AustraliaEnglandAdelaide12.01.1912
3S J McCabe093AustraliaEnglandSydney18.12.1936
4J Hardstaff980EnglandWest IndiesBarbados21.01.1948
5P B H May091EnglandAustraliaMelbourne31.12.1954
6J W Guy910New ZealandIndiaEden Gardens28.12.1955
7R A McLean930South AfricaEnglandWanderers15.02.1957
8P Roy099IndiaAustraliaDelhi12.12.1959
9R B Simpson920AustraliaWest IndiesBrisbane09.12.1960
10P B H May950EnglandAustraliaOld Trafford27.07.1961
11C G Borde930IndiaWest IndiesKingston07.03.1962
12Hanumant Singh094IndiaAustraliaMadras-CS02.10.1964
13C Milburn094EnglandWest IndiesOld Trafford02.06.1966
14J M Parks910EnglandWest IndiesLord’s16.06.1966
15A L Wadekar091IndiaEnglandLeeds08.06.1967
16Nawab of Pataudi Jr950IndiaAustraliaBrabourne04.11.1969
17Mushtaq Mohammad990PakistanEnglandKarachi24.03.1973
18R B McCosker095*AustraliaEnglandLeeds14.08.1975
19G J Gilmour950AustraliaWest IndiesAdelaide23.01.1976
20G A Gooch091*EnglandNew ZealandThe Oval27.07.1978
21G P Howarth940New ZealandEnglandThe Oval27.07.1978
22G Boycott099*EnglandAustraliaPerth14.12.1979
23S Wettimuny096Sri LankaAustraliaKandy22.04.1983
24D B Vengsarkar940IndiaWest IndiesAntigua28.04.1983
25K C Wessels900AustraliaWest IndiesMelbourne22.12.1984
26M W Gatting096EnglandAustraliaSydney10.01.1987
27K Srikkanth940IndiaNew ZealandWankhede24.11.1988
28W V Raman096IndiaNew ZealandChristchurch02.02.1990
29A R Border091*AustraliaIndiaAdelaide25.01.1992
30K C Wessels095*South AfricaIndiaP Elizabeth26.12.1992
31G W Flower960ZimbabweIndiaDelhi13.03.1993
32B A Young094New ZealandEnglandLord’s16.06.1994
33A Ranatunga090Sri LankaNew ZealandDunedin18.03.1995
34G P Thorpe940EnglandWest IndiesOld Trafford27.07.1995
35S P Fleming910New ZealandAustraliaBrisbane07.11.1997
36SM W Goodwin091ZimbabweAustraliaHarare14.10.1999
37A M Blignaut092ZimbabweWest IndiesHarare27.07.2001
38A Flower920ZimbabweIndiaDelhi28.02.2002
39A J Hall099*South AfricaEnglandLeefs21.08.2003
40Mohammad Ashraful980BangladeshZimbabweHarare19.02.2004
41J A Rudolph93*0South AfricaNew ZealandWellington26.03.2004
42T Taibu920ZimbabweBangladeshChittagong06.01.2005
43I K Pathan093IndiaSri LankaDelhi10.12.2005
44Shahid Afridi920PakistanEnglandFaisalabad20.11.2005
45Mohammad Yousuf097PakistanIndiaKarachi29.01.2006
46H H Gibbs092South AfricaSri LankaCol-PSS04.08.2006
47K P Pietersen096EnglandPakistanThe Oval17.08.2006
48Mahmudullah96*0BangladeshIndiaMirpur24.01.2010
49Shahriar Nafees970BangladeshPakistanMirpur16.12.2011
50S P D Smith097AustraliaPakistanAbu Dhabi30.10.2014
51Azhar Ali091PakistanWest IndiesSharjah29.10.2016
52Misbah-ul-Haq990PakistanWest IndiesBarbados30.04.2017
53Litton Das094BangladeshSri LankaChittagong31.01.2018
54Babar Azam099PakistanAustraliaAbu Dhabi16.10.2018
55HE van der Dussen098South AfricaEnglandWanderers24.01.2020
56Q de Kock960South AfricaWest IndiesGros Islet18.06.2021
57T M Head920AustraliaSouth AfricaBrisbane17.12.2022
58D de Silva098Sri LankaNew ZealandWellington17.03.2023
59Shubman Gill091IndiaEnglandRajkot15.02.2024

Shubman Gill scored zero and 91 in this test to provide the tenth occasion of an Indian batsman scoring zero and ninety in a test match in the annals of test cricket. All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1P Roy099IndiaAustraliaDelhi12.12.1959
2C G Borde930IndiaWest IndiesKingston07.03.1962
3Hanumant Singh094IndiaAustraliaMadras-CS02.10.1964
4A L Wadekar091IndiaEnglandLeeds08.06.1967
5Nawab of Pataudi Jr950IndiaAustraliaBrabourne04.11.1969
6D B Vengsarkar940IndiaWest IndiesAntigua28.04.1983
7K Srikkanth940IndiaNew ZealandWankhede24.11.1988
8W V Raman096IndiaNew ZealandChristchurch02.02.1990
9I K Pathan093IndiaSri LankaDelhi10.12.2005
10Shubman Gill091IndiaEnglandRajkot15.02.2024

Shubman Gill scored zero and 91 in this test to provide the 13th occasion of a batsman scoring zero and ninety in a test match in the annals of test cricket against England.  All such occasions are tabulated below

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1G H S Trott092AustraliaEnglandThe Oval14.08.1893
2C Hill098AustraliaEnglandAdelaide12.01.1912
3S J McCabe093AustraliaEnglandSydney18.12.1936
4R A McLean930South AfricaEnglandWanderers15.02.1957
5A L Wadekar091IndiaEnglandLeeds08.06.1967
6Mushtaq Mohammad990PakistanEnglandKarachi24.03.1973
7R B McCosker095*AustraliaEnglandLeeds14.08.1975
8G P Howarth940New ZealandEnglandThe Oval27.07.1978
9B A Young094New ZealandEnglandLord’s16.06.1994
10A J Hall099*South AfricaEnglandLeefs21.08.2003
11Shahid Afridi920PakistanEnglandFaisalabad20.11.2005
12HE van der Dussen098South AfricaEnglandWanderers24.01.2020
13Shubman Gill091IndiaEnglandRajkot15.02.2024

 The following table lists the occasions of batsman scoring zero and ninety nine in a test. G Boycott and AJ Hall are the only two batsmen in the annals of test cricket to score zero and ninety nine not out in a test.

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1P Roy099IndiaAustraliaDelhi12.12.1959
2Mushtaq Mohammad990PakistanEnglandKarachi24.03.1973
3G Boycott099*EnglandAustraliaPerth14.12.1979
4A J Hall099*South AfricaEnglandLeefs21.08.2003
5I K Pathan093IndiaSri LankaDelhi10.12.2005
6Misbah-ul-Haq990PakistanWest IndiesBarbados30.04.2017
7Babar Azam099PakistanAustraliaAbu Dhabi16.10.2018

Team wise break up of batsmen who have score zero and ninety in a test is furnished below. Australia, England and India are the three teams to have ten occasions of batsmen performing such a feat. It is interesting to note that no West Indian batsmen is in this list.

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1G H S Trott092AustraliaEnglandThe Oval14.08.1893
2C Hill098AustraliaEnglandAdelaide12.01.1912
3S J McCabe093AustraliaEnglandSydney18.12.1936
4R B Simpson920AustraliaWest IndiesBrisbane09.12.1960
5R B McCosker095*AustraliaEnglandLeeds14.08.1975
6G J Gilmour950AustraliaWest IndiesAdelaide23.01.1976
7K C Wessels900AustraliaWest IndiesMelbourne22.12.1984
8A R Border091*AustraliaIndiaAdelaide25.01.1992
9S P D Smith097AustraliaPakistanAbu Dhabi30.10.2014
10T M Head920AustraliaSouth AfricaBrisbane17.12.2022
        
1Mohammad Ashraful980BangladeshZimbabweHarare19.02.2004
2Mahmudullah96*0BangladeshIndiaMirpur24.01.2010
3Shahriar Nafees970BangladeshPakistanMirpur16.12.2011
4Litton Das094BangladeshSri LankaChittagong31.01.2018
        
1J Hardstaff980EnglandWest IndiesBarbados21.01.1948
2P B H May091EnglandAustraliaMelbourne31.12.1954
3P B H May950EnglandAustraliaOld Trafford27.07.1961
4C Milburn094EnglandWest IndiesOld Trafford02.06.1966
5J M Parks910EnglandWest IndiesLord’s16.06.1966
6G A Gooch091*EnglandNew ZealandThe Oval27.07.1978
7G Boycott099*EnglandAustraliaPerth14.12.1979
8M W Gatting096EnglandAustraliaSydney10.01.1987
9G P Thorpe940EnglandWest IndiesOld Trafford27.07.1995
10K P Pietersen096EnglandPakistanThe Oval17.08.2006
        
1P Roy099IndiaAustraliaDelhi12.12.1959
2C G Borde930IndiaWest IndiesKingston07.03.1962
3Hanumant Singh094IndiaAustraliaMadras-CS02.10.1964
4A L Wadekar091IndiaEnglandLeeds08.06.1967
5Nawab of Pataudi Jr950IndiaAustraliaBrabourne04.11.1969
6D B Vengsarkar940IndiaWest IndiesAntigua28.04.1983
7K Srikkanth940IndiaNew ZealandWankhede24.11.1988
8W V Raman096IndiaNew ZealandChristchurch02.02.1990
9I K Pathan093IndiaSri LankaDelhi10.12.2005
10Shubman Gill091IndiaEnglandRajkot15.02.2024
        
1J W Guy910New ZealandIndiaEden Gardens28.12.1955
2G P Howarth940New ZealandEnglandThe Oval27.07.1978
3B A Young094New ZealandEnglandLord’s16.06.1994
4S P Fleming910New ZealandAustraliaBrisbane07.11.1997
        
1Mushtaq Mohammad990PakistanEnglandKarachi24.03.1973
2Shahid Afridi920PakistanEnglandFaisalabad20.11.2005
3Mohammad Yousuf097PakistanIndiaKarachi29.01.2006
4Azhar Ali091PakistanWest IndiesSharjah29.10.2016
5Misbah-ul-Haq990PakistanWest IndiesBarbados30.04.2017
6Babar Azam099PakistanAustraliaAbu Dhabi16.10.2018
        
1R A McLean930South AfricaEnglandWanderers15.02.1957
2K C Wessels095*South AfricaIndiaP Elizabeth26.12.1992
3A J Hall099*South AfricaEnglandLeefs21.08.2003
4J A Rudolph93*0South AfricaNew ZealandWellington26.03.2004
5H H Gibbs092South AfricaSri LankaCol-PSS04.08.2006
6HE van der Dussen098South AfricaEnglandWanderers24.01.2020
7Q de Kock960South AfricaWest IndiesGros Islet18.06.2021
        
1S Wettimuny096Sri LankaAustraliaKandy22.04.1983
2A Ranatunga090Sri LankaNew ZealandDunedin18.03.1995
3D de Silva098Sri LankaNew ZealandWellington17.03.2023
        
1G W Flower960ZimbabweIndiaDelhi13.03.1993
2SM W Goodwin091ZimbabweAustraliaHarare14.10.1999
3A M Blignaut092ZimbabweWest IndiesHarare27.07.2001
4A Flower920ZimbabweIndiaDelhi28.02.2002
5T Taibu920ZimbabweBangladeshChittagong06.01.2005

KC  Wessels of  South Africa and  PBH May of England are the two batsmen who have accomplished the feat on two occasions

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1K C Wessels900AustraliaWest IndiesMelbourne22.12.1984
2K C Wessels095*South AfricaIndiaP Elizabeth26.12.1992
        
1P B H May091EnglandAustraliaMelbourne31.12.1954
2P B H May950EnglandAustraliaOld Trafford27.07.1961

The following table lists the batsmen who have scored zero and ninety in a test match against each opposition.  England and South Africa are two oppositions against whom thirteen occasions of batsmen performing the feat of scoring a zero and a ninety in a test match are registered

NoPlayerFISITeamOppositionGroundDate
1P B H May091EnglandAustraliaMelbourne31.12.1954
2P Roy099IndiaAustraliaDelhi12.12.1959
3P B H May950EnglandAustraliaOld Trafford27.07.1961
4Hanumant Singh094IndiaAustraliaMadras-CS02.10.1964
5Nawab of Pataudi Jr950IndiaAustraliaBrabourne04.11.1969
6G Boycott099*EnglandAustraliaPerth14.12.1979
7S Wettimuny096Sri LankaAustraliaKandy22.04.1983
8M W Gatting096EnglandAustraliaSydney10.01.1987
9S P Fleming910New ZealandAustraliaBrisbane07.11.1997
10SM W Goodwin091ZimbabweAustraliaHarare14.10.1999
11Babar Azam099PakistanAustraliaAbu Dhabi16.10.2018
        
1T Taibu920ZimbabweBangladeshChittagong06.01.2005
        
1G H S Trott092AustraliaEnglandThe Oval14.08.1893
2C Hill098AustraliaEnglandAdelaide12.01.1912
3S J McCabe093AustraliaEnglandSydney18.12.1936
4R A McLean930South AfricaEnglandWanderers15.02.1957
5A L Wadekar091IndiaEnglandLeeds08.06.1967
6Mushtaq Mohammad990PakistanEnglandKarachi24.03.1973
7R B McCosker095*AustraliaEnglandLeeds14.08.1975
8G P Howarth940New ZealandEnglandThe Oval27.07.1978
9B A Young094New ZealandEnglandLord’s16.06.1994
10A J Hall099*South AfricaEnglandLeefs21.08.2003
11Shahid Afridi920PakistanEnglandFaisalabad20.11.2005
12HE van der Dussen098South AfricaEnglandWanderers24.01.2020
13Shubman Gill091IndiaEnglandRajkot15.02.2024
        
1J W Guy910New ZealandIndiaEden Gardens28.12.1955
2A R Border091*AustraliaIndiaAdelaide25.01.1992
3K C Wessels095*South AfricaIndiaP Elizabeth26.12.1992
4G W Flower960ZimbabweIndiaDelhi13.03.1993
5A Flower920ZimbabweIndiaDelhi28.02.2002
6Mohammad Yousuf097PakistanIndiaKarachi29.01.2006
7Mahmudullah96*0BangladeshIndiaMirpur24.01.2010
        
1G A Gooch091*EnglandNew ZealandThe Oval27.07.1978
2K Srikkanth940IndiaNew ZealandWankhede24.11.1988
3W V Raman096IndiaNew ZealandChristchurch02.02.1990
4A Ranatunga090Sri LankaNew ZealandDunedin18.03.1995
5J A Rudolph93*0South AfricaNew ZealandWellington26.03.2004
6D de Silva098Sri LankaNew ZealandWellington17.03.2023
        
1K P Pietersen096EnglandPakistanThe Oval17.08.2006
2Shahriar Nafees970BangladeshPakistanMirpur16.12.2011
3S P D Smith097AustraliaPakistanAbu Dhabi30.10.2014
        
1T M Head920AustraliaSouth AfricaBrisbane17.12.2022
        
1I K Pathan093IndiaSri LankaDelhi10.12.2005
2H H Gibbs092South AfricaSri LankaCol-PSS04.08.2006
3Litton Das094BangladeshSri LankaChittagong31.01.2018
        
1J Hardstaff980EnglandWest IndiesBarbados21.01.1948
2R B Simpson920AustraliaWest IndiesBrisbane09.12.1960
3C G Borde930IndiaWest IndiesKingston07.03.1962
4C Milburn094EnglandWest IndiesOld Trafford02.06.1966
5J M Parks910EnglandWest IndiesLord’s16.06.1966
6G J Gilmour950AustraliaWest IndiesAdelaide23.01.1976
7D B Vengsarkar940IndiaWest IndiesAntigua28.04.1983
8K C Wessels900AustraliaWest IndiesMelbourne22.12.1984
9G P Thorpe940EnglandWest IndiesOld Trafford27.07.1995
10A M Blignaut092ZimbabweWest IndiesHarare27.07.2001
11Azhar Ali091PakistanWest IndiesSharjah29.10.2016
12Misbah-ul-Haq990PakistanWest IndiesBarbados30.04.2017
13Q de Kock960South AfricaWest IndiesGros Islet18.06.2021
        
1Mohammad Ashraful980BangladeshZimbabweHarare19.02.2004