 | | CH Gayle and RS Morton added 101 runs for the first wicket providing the 195th occasion of West Indies batsman posting a three figure partnership against various countries in one day games. This stand represents the 52nd rhree figure partnership for the first wicket by West Indies batsmen in one day games against various countries. |
- India lost their first three wickets for seven runs in this game
providing the fifth occasion of India losing their first three wickets for
single digits. The other four instances are – India were 3 for 4 against
Zimbabwe at Adelaide on 24.02.04, 3 for 5 against South Africa at Hyderabad
on 16.11.05, 3 for 6 against Zimbabwe at Tunbrige Wells on 18.06.83 and 3
for 7 against Pakistan at Sharjah on 10.04.87.
- India has lost their first three wickets for single digits against West
Indies for the first time. India were 3 for 7 in this game.
- India lost its half side for 57 runs in this game {5 for 57} providing
the 27th occasion of India losing its half side for a team total 60 and less
than 60 runs.
- India has lost its half side for less than 60 runs against West Indies
on four occasions.
They were 5 for 27 at Toronto on 12.09.99, 5 for 31 at Nagpur on 08.12.87, 5
for 55 at Ahmedabad and 5 for 57 at Kingston on 28.06.09.
- India’s 5 for 57 in this game provides the first occasion that India had
lost their half side under 60 runs against West Indies in West Indies.
- India’s innings contained three zeroes – G Gambhir, RG Sharma and YK
Pathan scored zeroes. This provides the 19th occasion of an Indian innings
containing three or more zeroes in One day games.
- India’s innings containing three zeroes in this game provides the third
such instance against West Indies. The other two are – at Kingstown on
30.04.97 {A Kumble, A Kuruvilla and BKV Prasad – all the three batsmen
dismissed run out} and at Kaula Lampur on 20.09.06 {R Dravid, Yuvraj Singh
and S Sreesanth}.
- G Gambhir’s zero in this game provide the 19th occasion of an Indian
opening batsman failing to open his account against West Indies. G Gambhir
has failed to open his account for the second time against West Indies. The
other occasion was at Chennai on 27.01.07.
- G Gambhir becomes the fifth opening batsman to score zeroes in two or
more occasions. The others are SR Tendulkar {four occasions}, J Arunlal {two
occasions}, R Dravid {two occasions}, S Ramesh {two occasions}
- YK Pathan collected his fifth zero in his one day career when he failed
to open his account in this game. His five zeroes read – against Pakistan at
Karachi on 02.07.08, against England at Rajkot on 14.11.08, against Sri
Lanka at Col-RPS on 08.02.09, against New Zealand at Auckland on 14.03.09
and against West Indies at Kingston on 28.06.09
- RG Sharma’s zero in this game provides the third occasion of his scoring
zero in his one day career. The three zeroes are - against Sri Lanka at
Brisbane on 05.02.08, against Sri Lanka at Dambulla on 20.08.08 and against
West Indies at Kingston on 28.06.09.
- R Rampaul took 4 for 37 in this game providing the 91st occasion of a
West Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in one day games.
- R Rampaul took 4 for 37 in this game providing the 18th occasion of a
West Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets in one day games against
India. His figures represent the seventh occasion of a West Indian bowler
capturing exact four wickets in an one day game against India in West Indies
and it is the first such instance at Kingston.
- R Rampaul’s 4 for 37 in this game represent the second occasion of his
capturing exact four wickets in one day games. The other occasion was
against England at Birmingham on 04.07.07 when he returned with figures of
10.0-0-47-4. This his figures of 10.0-2-37-4 represent his career best one
day figures.
- R Rampaul’s 4 for 37 in this game represent the 23rd occasion of a West
Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets against India and seventh such
occasion in West Indies.
- D Ramdin effected five dismissals {all caught} in this game providing
the 67th occasion of a wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in
one day games.
- D Ramdin’s five dismissals in this game provides the 11th occasion of a
West Indian Wicket keeper effecting five or more dismissals in one day game.
He is the first West Indian wicket keeper to earn this distinction against
India.
- D Ramdin’s five dismissals in this game represent the fourth occasion of
his achieving such a feat. The four occasions are – against Pakistan at
Faisalabad on 07.12.06, against Netherlands at Dublin on 10.07.07, against
Zimbabwe at Harare on 02.12.07 and against India at Kingston on 28.06.09.
- D Ramdin became the fourth wicket keeper to effect five or more
dismissals on four plus occasions. The other four are – AC Gilchrist of
Australia {12 occasions}, MV Boucher of South Africa {07 occasions} and RD
Jacobs of West Indies {05 occasions}.
- Thus in the history of One day games, West Indies remains the only team
to have two wicket keepers in RD Jacobs and D Ramdin who have effected five
or more dismissals on four plus occasions.
- D Ramdin with his five dismissals in this game became the third wicket
keeper to effect five dismissals against India and his feat provides the
sixth such occasion. The other two wicket keepers are BB McCullum of New
Zealand {two occasions} and AC Gilchrist {three occasions}
- MS Dhoni and RP Singh added 102 runs for the ninth wicket in this game
providing the fifth instance of a three figure stand for the ninth wicket in
One day games. The five instances are – 126* runs between N Kapil Dev and
SMH Kirmani India vs Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells on 18.06.83, 118 between IK
Pahan and Jai P Yadav India vs New Zealand at Bulawayo on 26.08.05, 103
between TM Odyo and SM Pollock {Africa Eleven vs Asia Eleven at Bangalore on
06.06.07}, 101 runs between MS Dhoni and RP Singh {India vs West Indies at
Kingston on 28.06.09} and 100 runs between VS Solanki and L Plunkett
{England vs Pakistan at Lahore on 12.12.05}
- It is interesting enough to note that out of the five three figure
stands for the ninth wicket in one dayers, three of them have been posted by
Indian batsmen.
- 102 runs partnership for the ninth wicket between MS Dhoni and RP Singh
represent the 34th three figure partnership and the first occasion of a
three figure partnership for the ninth wicket by
Indian batsmen against West Indies.
- 102 runs partnership for the ninth wicket between MS Dhoni and RP Singh
represent the 280th occasion of a three figure partnership by Indian batsmen
against various record. With this three figure partnership, India now holds
the record for most three figure partnership in one dayers. They left behind
Australia which had posted 279 three figure partnerships.
- RP Singh’s 23 in this innings represent the highest individual innings
by an Indian batsman, batting at number 10, against West Indies. It is an
improvement over RK Chauhan’s 20 at Faridabad on 17.10.84.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game represent the 397th occasion of a batsman
registering ninety in one day games. It also represents the 70th occasion of
an Indian batsman registering ninety in one day games. It also represents
the 11th occasion of an Indian batsman registering ninety against West
Indies in one day games.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game represent the 65th occasion of a captain
registering ninety on one day games. MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game represent
the second occasion of his registering ninety on one day games as captain.
The other occasion was his 94 against Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on 05.02.09.
- MS Dhoni becomes the fifth Indian captain to register two or more
nineties on two or more occasions. The others are MA Azharuddin {05}, R
Dravid {02}, SC Ganguly {02} and SR Tendulkar {02}.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game represent the 13th occasion of an Indian
captain registering nineties. MS Dhoni with his 95 in this game becomes the
first Indian captain to register a ninety against West Indies, He is the
only captain to register a ninety against West Indies in West Indies.
- MS Dhoni becomes the fifth captain to register a ninety against West
Indies. The five are – MA Artheton of England – 92 at The Oval on 26.05.98,
WJ Cronje of South Africa – 94 at Lahore on 03.11.97, AC Gilhrist of
Australia – 98 at Brisbane on 14.06.01, SO Tikolo of Kenya – 91 at Col-RPS
on 17.09.05 and MS Dhoni of India – 95 at Kingston on 28.06.09.
- MS Dhoni completed 2000 runs as captain when he was on 51 during his
knock of 95 in this game. At the end of this game his aggregate stood at
2044. He becomes the 22nd captain in one day games to aggregate 2000 plus
runs.
- MS Dhoni becomes the fifth Indian captain to aggregate 2000 plus runs.
They are MA Azharuddin {5239}, SC Ganguly {5104}, R Dravid {2658}, SR
Tendulkar {2454} and MS Dhoni {2044}.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game provide the fourth occasion of a wicket
keeper-cum-captain registering ninety in one day games. The four occasions
are – AC Gilchrist of Australia – 98 against West Indies at Brisbane on
14.01.01, T Taibu of Zimbabwe – 96 not out against Sri Lanka at Bulwayo on
20.04.04, MS Dhoni of India – 95 against West Indies at Kingston on 28.06.09
and MS Dhoni of India – 94 against Sri Lanka at Col=RPS on 05.02.09.
- Thus MS Dhoni is the only wicket keeper-cum-captain to register nineties
on two occasions. He becomes the second wicket keeper-cum-captain, after AC
Gilchrist of Australia to register ninety against West Indies.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game represent the 22nd occasion of a wicket
keeper batsman registering nineties in One day games.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 in this game represent the fourth occasion of his
registering ninety as as a wicket keeper batsman. The other three occasions
are – 96 against England at Jamshedpur on 12.04.06, 91 not out against
Bangladesh at Dhaka on 10.05.07 and 94 against Sri Lanka at Col-RPS on
05.02.09.
- MS Dhoni is the second wicket keeper batsman to register four or more
nineties in the history of one day games. Only AC Gilchrist with six
nineties to his credit has scored more nineties than MS Dhoni.
- MS Dhoni scored 95 in this game as captain while batting at number five.
His knock is the second best by an Indian captain who has batted at number
five. The highest individual innings is credited R Dravid who had made 103
not out against Sri Lanka at Ahmedabad on 06.11.05.
- CH Gayle hit a six off the bowing of A Nehra in this game which gave him
a land mark in terms of sixes in one day games. It was his 150th one day six
and he became the sixth batsman to aggregate 150 plus sixes in One day
games. He hit one more six in his innings and has an aggregate of 151 sixes.
The complete list read thus – ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka {270}, Shahid Afrdi
of Pakistan {249}, SC Ganguly of India and Asia Eleven {190}, SR Tendulkar
{170}, CL Cairns of New Zealand and ICC Eleven {153} and CH Gayle {151}.
- CH Gayle’s sixth boundary four of his innings gave him an aggregate of
150 boundary fours against India. He hit two more boundary fours to take his
aggregate to 152, He is the second batsman to aggregate 150 plus boundary
fours in India-West Indies one day series. SR Tendulkar has an aggregate of
152 boundary fours to his credit. At the end of this game SR Tendulkar and
CH Gayle share the record for most boundary fours in India-West Indies one
day series with 152 boundary fours.
- In this game, MS Dhoni and CH Gayle scored 95 and 64 respectively as
rival captains providing the 98th occasion of rival skippers scoring
fifities in an one day game.
- As far India-West Indies series is concerned, this is the second
occasion when rival skippers have scored fifties. Chennai game on 27.01.07
witnessed Rahul Dravid scoring 57 for India and BC Lara scoring 83 for West
Indies.
- CH Gayle and RS Morton added 101 runs for the first wicket providing the
195th occasion of West Indies batsman posting a three figure partnership
against various countries in one day games. This stand represents the 52nd
rhree figure partnership for the first wicket by West Indies batsmen in one
day games against various countries.
- This stand represent the 15th three figure partnership for the first
wicket and 33rd three figure partnership for various wickets by West Indies
batsmen against India.
- RR Sarwan’s dismissal stumped provides the 104th instance of a West
Indies batsman dismissed stumped in one day games. RR Sarwan’s dismissal
stumped provides the 28th instance of a West Indies batsman dismissed
stumped against India in one day games.
- CH Gayle celebrated his 200th one day appearance {excluding his three
appearance for ICC World Eleven} for West Indies in style by scoring a half
century and also with a first wicket three figure partnership of 101 runs in
the company of RS Morton. CH Gayle becomes the seventh cricketer to play 200
plus games for West Indies. The others are BC Lara {295}, SC Chanderpaul
{250}, DL Haynes {238}, CL Hooper {227}, RB Richardson {224} and CA Walsh
{205}.
- SC Chanderpaul made his 250th one day appearance for West Indies in this
game to become the second West Indian cricketer to appear in 250 plus games.
BC Lara is the other cricketer to appear in 295 games for West Indies
{excluding the four games he played for ICC Eleven}.
- CH Gayle {64} and RS Morton {85 not out} scored fifties in this game
providing the 12th instance of both the West Indian openers registering
fifties against India.
- CH Gayle and RS Morton registered their 39th and 10th half centuries of
their one day career when they made 64 and 85 not out respectively.
- MS Dhoni’s 95 was in a losing cause providing the following stats with
respect to a lost game when a batsman has scored ninety. It provides the
131st occasion of a batsman’s ninety in a losing cause; provides the 23rd
occasion of an Indian batsman’s ninety in vain ; it provides the eighth
instance of an Indian batsman’s ninety in a losing cause against West
Indies; it is the 16th occasion of a captain’s ninety in a losing cause ; it
is the fourth ninety by an Indian captain that went in vain – others are M
Azharuddin – 93 against Australia at Brisbane on 01.03.92, SR Tendulkar – 91
against England at Sharjah on 11.12.97 and SR Tendulkar – 93 against
Pakistan at Hobart on 26.01.00 ; eighth occasion of a wicket keeper
batsman’s ninety in vain ; Dhoni is the third wicket keeper batsman to
witness ninety in vain against West Indies, the other two being SS Dighe of
India {94* at Harare on 07.07.01} and AC Gilchrist of Australia {92 at
Mumbai {BS} on 18.10.06} ; Dhoni is the second Indian wicket keeper batsman
to witness a ninety in vain against West Indies ; Dhoni is the only wicket
keeper batsman to witness two of his nineties in vain – 96 against England
at Jamshedpur on 12.04.06 and 95 against West Indies at Kingston on
28.06.09.
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