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L Ngidi of South Africa captured five wickets conceding 42 runs against Australia at Mackay on 22 Aug 2025 to provide the 451^st occasion of a pace bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings in the history of one day internationals. It also provides the 46^th occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Australia. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	M Hendrick	11.0	3	31	5	2	England	v Australia	The Oval	20 Aug 1980
2	EJ Chatfield	10.0	1	34	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Adelaide	23 Nov 1980
3	RJ Hadlee	08.3	4	26	5	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Sydney	29 Jan 1981
4	WW Davis	10.3	0	51	7	2	West Indies	v Australia	Leeds	11 Jun 1983
5	N Kapil Dev	12.0	2	43	5	1	India	v Australia	Nottingham	13 Jun 1983
6	J Garner	10.0	1	31	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1984
7	MA Holding	10.0	1	26	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Sydney	12 Feb 1985
8	Wasim Akram	08.0	1	21	5	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	24 Feb 1985
9	CEL Ambrose	08.2	1	17	5	2	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	15 Dec 1988
10	CEL Ambrose	10.0	2	26	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	14 Jan 1989
11	AH Gray	09.0	0	50	6	1	West Indies	v Australia	Port of Spain	09 Mar 1991
12	CEL Ambrose	09.3	2	32	5	2	West Indies	v Australia	Sydney	16 Jan 1993
13	RT Latham	10.0	1	32	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Auckland	28 Mar 1993
14	RP Snell	09.5	0	40	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Melbourne	21 Jan 1994
15	D Gough	10.0	0	44	5	1	England	v Australia	Lord’s	25 May 1997
16	L Klusener	07.1	0	24	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Dec 1997
17	CL Cairns	07.4	0	42	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Napier	12 Feb 1998
18	SM Pollock	09.2	1	36	5	1	South Africa	v Australia	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
19	Waqar Younis	08.0	0	59	6	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Nottingham	19 Jun 2001
20	SE Bond	09.2	2	25	5	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Adelaide	26 Jan 2002
21	Shoaib Akhtar	08.0	1	25	5	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Brisbane	19 Jun 2002
22	SE Bond	10.0	2	23	6	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Gqeberha	11 Mar 2003
23	AB Agarkar	09.3	1	42	6	1	India	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Jan 2004
24	PT Collins	10.0	1	43	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Adelaide	26 Jan 2005
25	SJ Harmison	10.0	0	33	5	1	England	v Australia	Bristol	19 Jun 2005
26	M Ntini	09.3	4	22	6	2	South Africa	v Australia	Cape Town	03 Mar 2006
27	SE Bond	09.3	2	23	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Wellington	16 Feb 2007
28	G Goudie	10.0	0	73	5	1	Scotland	v Australia	Edinburgh	28 Aug 2009
29	NLTC Perera	08.0	0	46	5	1	Sri Lanka	v Australia	Melbourne	03 Nov 2010
30	CR Woakes	10.0	0	45	6	1	England	v Australia	Brisbane	30 Jan 2011
31	SL Malinga	08.2	2	28	5	2	Sri Lanka	v Australia	Hambantota	16 Aug 2011
32	KMDN Kulasekara	10.0	2	22	5	1	Sri Lanka	v Australia	Brisbane	18 Jan 2013
33	BA Stokes	10.0	0	61	5	1	England	v Australia	Southampton	16 Sep 2013
34	M Morkel	08.0	0	21	5	1	South Africa	v Australia	W.A.C.A	16 Nov 2014
35	ST Finn	10.0	0	71	5	1	England	v Australia	Melbourne	14 Feb 2015
36	TA Boult	10.0	3	27	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Auckland	28 Feb 2015
37	Hasan Ali	10.0	1	52	5	1	Pakistan	v Australia	Sydney	22 Jan 2017
38	TA Boult	10.0	1	33	6	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Hamilton	05 Feb 2017
39	TK Curran	09.2	0	35	5	2	England	v Australia	Perth	28 Jan 2018
40	Mohammad Amir	10.0	2	30	5	1	Pakistan	v Australia	Taunton	12 Jun 2019
41	L Ngidi	10.0	0	58	6	1	South Africa	v Australia	Bloemfontein	04 Mar 2020
42	M Jansen	08.0	1	39	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Johannesburg	17 Sep 2023
43	Mohammed Shami	10.0	1	51	5	1	India	v Australia	Mohali	22 Sep 2023
44	Shaheen Shah Afridi	10.0	1	54	5	1	Pakistan	v Australia	Bengaluru	20 Oct 2023
45	Haris Rauf	08.0	0	29	5	1	Pakistan	v Australia	Adelaide	08 Nov 2024
46	L Ngidi	08.4	1	42	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Mackay	22 Aug 2025

It also provides the eighth occasion of a South African pacd bowler capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Australia on one day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RP Snell	09.5	0	40	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Melbourne	21 Jan 1994
2	L Klusener	07.1	0	24	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Dec 1997
3	SM Pollock	09.2	1	36	5	1	South Africa	v Australia	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
4	M Ntini	09.3	4	22	6	2	South Africa	v Australia	Cape Town	03 Mar 2006
5	M Morkel	08.0	0	21	5	1	South Africa	v Australia	W.A.C.A	16 Nov 2014
6	L Ngidi	10.0	0	58	6	1	South Africa	v Australia	Bloemfontein	04 Mar 2020
7	M Jansen	08.0	1	39	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Johannesburg	17 Sep 2023
8	L Ngidi	08.4	1	42	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Mackay	22 Aug 2025

L Ngidi became the fourth pace bowler to capture five or more wickets in an innings on two or more occasions. Others are – CEL Ambrose {03}, SE Bond {03} and TA Boult {02}

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	CEL Ambrose	08.2	1	17	5	2	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	15 Dec 1988
2	CEL Ambrose	10.0	2	26	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	14 Jan 1989
3	CEL Ambrose	09.3	2	32	5	2	West Indies	v Australia	Sydney	16 Jan 1993
1	SE Bond	09.2	2	25	5	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Adelaide	26 Jan 2002
2	SE Bond	10.0	2	23	6	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Gqeberha	11 Mar 2003
3	SE Bond	09.3	2	23	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Wellington	16 Feb 2007
1	L Ngidi	10.0	0	58	6	1	South Africa	v Australia	Bloemfontein	04 Mar 2020
2	L Ngidi	08.4	1	42	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Mackay	22 Aug 2025
1	TA Boult	10.0	3	27	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Auckland	28 Feb 2015
2	TA Boult	10.0	1	33	6	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Hamilton	05 Feb 2017

South Africa became the third team to have eight or more occasions of pace bowlers capturing five or more wickets in an innings against Australia. Others are – New Zealand {09} and West Indies {08}

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	EJ Chatfield	10.0	1	34	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Adelaide	23 Nov 1980
2	RJ Hadlee	08.3	4	26	5	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Sydney	29 Jan 1981
3	RT Latham	10.0	1	32	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Auckland	28 Mar 1993
4	CL Cairns	07.4	0	42	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Napier	12 Feb 1998
5	SE Bond	09.2	2	25	5	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Adelaide	26 Jan 2002
6	SE Bond	10.0	2	23	6	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Gqeberha	11 Mar 2003
7	SE Bond	09.3	2	23	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Wellington	16 Feb 2007
8	TA Boult	10.0	3	27	5	1	New Zealand	v Australia	Auckland	28 Feb 2015
9	TA Boult	10.0	1	33	6	2	New Zealand	v Australia	Hamilton	05 Feb 2017
1	RP Snell	09.5	0	40	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Melbourne	21 Jan 1994
2	L Klusener	07.1	0	24	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Melbourne	09 Dec 1997
3	SM Pollock	09.2	1	36	5	1	South Africa	v Australia	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
4	M Ntini	09.3	4	22	6	2	South Africa	v Australia	Cape Town	03 Mar 2006
5	M Morkel	08.0	0	21	5	1	South Africa	v Australia	W.A.C.A	16 Nov 2014
6	L Ngidi	10.0	0	58	6	1	South Africa	v Australia	Bloemfontein	04 Mar 2020
7	M Jansen	08.0	1	39	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Johannesburg	17 Sep 2023
8	L Ngidi	08.4	1	42	5	2	South Africa	v Australia	Mackay	22 Aug 2025
1	WW Davis	10.3	0	51	7	2	West Indies	v Australia	Leeds	11 Jun 1983
2	J Garner	10.0	1	31	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	12 Feb 1984
3	MA Holding	10.0	1	26	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Sydney	12 Feb 1985
4	CEL Ambrose	08.2	1	17	5	2	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	15 Dec 1988
5	CEL Ambrose	10.0	2	26	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Melbourne	14 Jan 1989
6	AH Gray	09.0	0	50	6	1	West Indies	v Australia	Port of Spain	09 Mar 1991
7	CEL Ambrose	09.3	2	32	5	2	West Indies	v Australia	Sydney	16 Jan 1993
8	PT Collins	10.0	1	43	5	1	West Indies	v Australia	Adelaide	26 Jan 2005

MG Bracewell of New Zealand captured four wickets conceding 36 runs against Sri Lanka in the one day international  at Pallekele on 17 Nov 2024 only to witness his effort in a losing cause to provide the 41^st occasion of a New Zealand bowler’s four plus wickets in a losing cause in one day internationals. It also provides the second occasion of a a New Zealand bowler’s four plus wickets in a losing cause in one day internationals against Sri Lanka

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	BL Cairns	11.0	3	28	5	1	v England	Scarborough	15 Jul 1978
2	Sir RJ Hadlee	09.0	1	32	5	1	v India	Perth	09 Dec 1980
3	Sir RJ Hadlee	10.0	2	32	5	1	v England	Christchurch	18 Feb 1984
4	SR Gillespie	10.0	3	30	4	2	v India	Adelaide	25 Jan 1986
5	C Pringle	08.4	0	35	4	1	v England	Sydney	13 Dec 1990
6	RT Latham	10.0	1	32	5	1	v Australia	Auckland	28 Mar 1993
7	C Pringle	11.0	1	45	5	1	v England	Birmingham	19 May 1994
8	ML Su’a	10.0	1	59	4	1	v South Africa	Centurion	11 Dec 1994
9	CZ Harris	10.0	0	42	5	1	v Pakistan	Sialkot	06 Dec 1996
10	CL Cairns	10.0	3	40	4	2	v Australia	Melbourne	17 Dec 1997
11	SB O’Connor	09.5	0	51	4	1	v Australia	Sydney	14 Jan 1998
12	DJ Nash	10.0	1	38	4	1	v India	Sharjah	17 Apr 1998
13	GI Allott	10.0	0	47	4	1	v South Africa	Auckland	27 Mar 1999
14	GI Allott	10.0	0	64	4	1	v Pakistan	Derby	28 May 1999
15	SE Bond	09.3	2	38	4	2	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Jan 2002
16	SB Styris	10.0	0	30	4	1	v Pakistan	Sharjah	11 Apr 2002
17	SE Bond	10.0	2	23	6	1	v Australia	Gqeberha	11 Mar 2003
18	DR Tuffey	10.0	2	30	4	2	v Australia	Pune	03 Nov 2003
19	MDJ Walker	07.0	0	49	4	1	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	03 Dec 2003
20	SB Styris	10.0	1	40	4	1	v Australia	Wellington	19 Feb 2005
21	KD Mills	10.0	0	44	4	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	28 Oct 2005
22	KD Mills	10.0	1	38	4	1	v Australia	Mohali	01 Nov 2006
23	SE Bond	10.0	0	61	4	1	v Australia	Hobart	14 Jan 2007
24	SE Bond	10.0	2	46	4	1	v England	Brisbane	06 Feb 2007
25	KD Mills	10.0	2	25	5	2	v South Africa	Durban	25 Nov 2007
26	KD Mills	09.5	1	41	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	13 Aug 2010
27	TG Southee	10.0	2	49	4	1	v India	Dambulla	25 Aug 2010
28	AJ McKay	10.0	1	62	4	1	v India	Guwahati	28 Nov 2010
29	KD Mills	04.3	0	30	4	1	v England	Cardiff	16 Jun 2013
30	JDS Neesham	09.0	0	42	4	1	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	29 Oct 2013
31	JDS Neesham	10.0	0	53	4	1	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	31 Oct 2013
32	CJ Anderson	09.0	1	40	4	1	v Bangladesh	Mirpur	31 Oct 2013
33	MJ McClenaghan	09.3	0	58	5	2	v West Indies	Auckland	26 Dec 2013
34	TA Boult	10.0	0	55	4	1	v England	Birmingham	09 Jun 2015
35	MJ Henry	10.0	1	35	4	1	v India	Wellington	03 Feb 2019
36	TA Boult	10.0	1	51	4	1	v Australia	Lord’s	29 Jun 2019
37	TA Boult	10.0	2	40	4	2	v Australia	Cairns	06 Sep 2022
38	TA Boult	10.0	2	38	4	1	v Australia	Cairns	08 Sep 2022
39	TA Boult	09.1	0	51	5	1	v England	The Oval	13 Sep 2023
40	R Ravindra	10.0	0	60	4	1	v England	Lord’s	15 Sep 2023
41	MG Bracewell	10.0	0	36	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	17 Nov 2024

No	Player	O	M	R	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	KD Mills	09.5	1	41	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	13 Aug 2010
2	MG Bracewell	10.0	0	36	4	2	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	17 Nov 2024

First ODI – Sri Lanka vs. Pakistan at Pallekkele on 07.06.12 – Pakistan won by six wickets on DL Method

KC Sangakkara was playing his 282^nd game as a wicket keeper in ODIs. He is on par with AC Gilchrist who also has played 282 games. Only MV Boucher with 291 games to his credit has played more games as a wicket keeper in ODIs than AC Gilchrist and KC Sangakkara

KC Sangakkara has played his 300^th one day innings for Sri Lanka when he played in this game and scored 9. He became the third Sri Lankan batsman to play 300 plus innings. Ohrers are – ST Jayasuriya {429} and DPMD Jayawardene {347}

TM Dilshan completed 2000 runs on home soil when he was on 3 during his knock of 5 in this game. At the end of this game, his run aggregate read 2002. He became the sixth Sri Lankan batsman to accomplish this feat. Others are – ST Jayasuriya {3880}, DPMD Jayawardene {3232}, KC Sangakkara {3034}, MS Atapattu {2559} and PA de Silva {2407}

LD Chandimal and AD Mathews scored zeroes in this game providing the 118^th and 119^th  occasion of Sri Lankan batsmen scoring zeroes against Pakistan in One day games. It also represents the 25^th and 26^th occasion of Sri Lankan batsman scoring zeroes against Pakistan on home soil

This game witnessed four Pakistan bowlers bowling two or mare maiden overs – Umar Gul {02}, Mohammad Sami {02}, Mohammad Hafeez {03} and Shahid Afridi {02} providing the second occasion of four Pakistan bowlers bowling two or more maiden overs against Sri Lanka. The first such occasion was witnessed at Nottingham on 14.06.75. Both the occasions are listed below

At the end of Sri Lanka’s innings in this game, Pakistan bowlers have bowled 295 maiden overs against Sri Lanka in one day games. They have played 128 matches.

Pakistan bowlers have bowled nine maiden overs in this innings providing the 13^th occasion of Pakistan bowlers bowling nine or more maiden overs in an innings in one day games. This also provides the second such occasion against Sri Lanka. The first such occasions was at Nottingham on 14.06.75 when Pakistan bowlers had bowled 14 maiden overs

DPMD Jayawardene and KC Sangakkara were playing their 17^th game against Pakistan at home. M Muralitharan holds record for most appearances for a Sri Lankan cricketer against Pakistan at home with 18 appearances. DPMD Jayawardene and KC Sangakkara went past ST Jayasuriya who had 16 such appearance on their way to joint second position.

Pakistan bowlers conceded 23 wides in this game providing the third occasion of Pakistan bowlers conceding 20 plus wides in an innings against Sri Lanka in an one day games. The other two occasions are – 26 at Sharjah on 20.12.90 and 20 at Sharjanh on 20.04.01

Thus the 23 wides conceded by Pakistan bowlers in this game provide the second highest number of wides conceded against Sri Lanka. Most wides conceded is 26 at Sharjah on 20.12.90

Pakistan conceded 31 extras in this game which represent the second highest number of extras conceded by Pakistan against Sri Lanka on away soil. The most number of extras conceded in 33 at Dambulla on 10.05.03.

Pakistan has conceded 30 plus extras against Sri Lanka on away soil on two occasions -33 at Dambulla on 18.05.90 and 31 at Pallekele o 07.06.12

Pakistan bowlers have conceded 20 plus wides against Sri Lanka on away soil on only occasion. that is, in this game when they conceded 23 wides

Pakistan bowlers have conceded 23 wides in this game providing the 17^th occasion of Pakistna bowlers conceding 20 plus wides in one day games.

KC Sangakkara effected two dismissals {01 st plus 01 ct} in this game which gave him a tatal of 378 dismissals in one day games.

His lone catch in this game gave him a total of 297 catches. He requires three more catches for his 300 catches. He would then became the third wicket keeper to pouch 300 plus catches in the history of one day games after AC Gilchrist {417} and MV Boucher {402}

His lone stumping in this game gave him a total of 81 stumping dismissals – the most stumping dismissals in the history of one day games. He is the only wicket keeper in the history of one day games to effect 80 plus stumping dismissals.

Mohammad Hafeez was appearing in his 100^th one day game while representing Pakistan when he played this game. He also played his 100^th innings while representing  Pakistan when he batted in this game.

He earned the distinction of becoming the 27^th cricketer to play 100 one day games while representing Pakistan. He also became the 21^st batsman to play 100 innings while representing Pakistan

Shahid Afridi was playing his 59^th game against Sri Lanka. He now jointly share the record for most appearances by a Pakistan cricketer against Sri Lanka with Wasim Akram who also has played 59 games. Inzamam-ul-Huq has played most games against Sri Lanka – 63.

Shahid Afridi has conceded 2014 runs against Sri Lanka in one day games at the end of this game. He is the second bowler to concede 2000 plus runs against Sri Lanka after Waqar Younis who has leaked 2046 runs.

Shahid Afridi is one of the eleven bowlers to concede 2000 plus runs against a specific opposition. The following table shows the complete list

Shahid Afridi is one of the four bowlers who have conceded 2000 plus runs against two specific oppositions. Others are – M Muralitharan, ST Jayasuriya and WPUJC Vaas. The performances of these four bowlers are listed below

Shahid Afridi is only Pakistan bowler who has conceded 2000 plus runs against two specific oppositions. His performance is listed below

Misbah-ul-Haq was dismissed run out for 30 in this game providing the 63rd occasion of a Pakistan captain dismissed run out in one day games

Misbah-ul-Haq’s run out in this game represents his fourth run out dismissal while leading Pakistan. He became the sixth Pakistan captain to be dismissed run out on four or more occasions. Others are – Wasim Akram {16}, Imran Khan {11}, Inzamam-ul-Haq {05}, Javed Miandad {05} and Shoaib Malik {04}

Sri Lanka’s one day record at the end of this game read thus – Played – 663 ; won – 309 ; Lost – 324 = Tied – 04 and NR – 26;

Sri Lanka is one of the four teams to lose 300 plus games in the annals of one day games. Others are – India {366}, Pakistan {332} and New Zealand {315}

Sri Lanka is one of the three teams in the annals of one day games to win 300 plus games and to lose 300 plus games. Others are – India and Pakistan