4605 The number of balls taken by Jasprit Bumrah to claim the 150th ODI wicket of his career. This is now the third quickest in terms of balls taken by an Indian bowler in this format. He achieved this milestone when he claimed the wicket of England captain Harry Brook in Birmingham on 14 July 2026. Only two other Indian bowlers, Mohd Shami and Kuldeep Yadav, needed fewer balls than Bumrah.
Fewest balls to reach 150th ODI wicket — Indian bowlers
|
Balls |
M |
Inns |
Bowler |
Achieved on |
Against |
Venue |
Result |
150th victim |
|
4070 |
80 |
79 |
Mohd Shami |
12 Jul 2022 |
England |
The Oval |
Won |
Jos Buttler |
|
4513 |
88 |
85 |
Kuldeep Yadav |
12 Sep 2023 |
Sri Lanka |
Colombo RPS |
Won |
Matheesha Pathirana |
|
4605 |
90 |
89 |
Jasprit Bumrah |
14 Jul 2026 |
England |
Birmingham |
Won |
Harry Brook |
|
5027 |
97 |
97 |
Ajit Agarkar |
30 Jun 2002 |
Sri Lanka |
The Oval |
Won |
Sanath Jayasuriya |
|
5131 |
106 |
104 |
Irfan Pathan |
5 Feb 2009 |
Sri Lanka |
Colombo RPS |
Won |
Farveez Maharoof |
36 Liam Dawson’s age when he registered his maiden ODI fifty. He was appearing in his 10th match and seventh innings of his career when he made 68 against India in Birmingham on 14 July 2026. Among English players, only Geoff Boycott at 38y-245d was older than Dawson to make a maiden 50+ score. Among full-member ICC sides, only six other players have been older than Dawson while registering their maiden ODI fifty-plus score.
Oldest (among full-member ICC sides) to register their maiden fifty-plus ODI score
|
Age |
Batter (for) |
Score |
Achieved on |
Against |
Venue |
(Result) |
|
39y-121d |
Younis Ahmed (Pak) |
58 |
18 Feb 1987 |
India |
Kolkata |
(Won) |
|
38y-245d |
Geoff Boycott (Eng) |
57 |
23 Jun 1979 |
West Indies |
Lord’s |
(Lost) |
|
37y-253d |
Rohan Kanhai (WI)+ |
55 |
5 Sep 1973 |
England |
Leeds |
(Lost) |
|
37y-153d |
Dipak Patel (NZ) |
71 |
26 Mar 1996 |
West Indies |
Kingston |
(Lost) |
|
37y-106d |
Farukh Engineer (Ind) |
54* |
11 Jun 1975 |
East Africa |
Leeds |
(Won) |
|
36y-184d |
Peter Kirsten (SA) |
86* |
14 Nov 1991 |
India |
N Delhi (JNS) |
(Won) |
|
36y-135d |
Liam Dawson (Eng) |
68 |
14 Jul 2026 |
India |
Birmingham |
(Lost) |
+ was captain
Oldest England batters to register their maiden fifty-plus ODI score
|
Age |
Batter (for) |
Score |
Achieved on |
Against |
Venue |
(Result) |
|
38y-245d |
Geoff Boycott |
57 |
23 Jun 1979 |
West Indies |
Lord’s |
(Lost) |
|
36y-135d |
Liam Dawson |
68 |
14 Jul 2026 |
India |
Birmingham |
(Lost) |
|
35y-331d |
Wayne Larkins |
124 |
19 Oct 1989 |
Australia |
Hyderabad (LBS) |
(Won) |
|
35y-39d |
Mike Brearley+ |
78 |
6 Jun 1977 |
Australia |
The Oval |
(Lost) |
+ was captain
6 The number of Indian players who have scored a fifty-plus and claimed four or more wickets in the same ODI match. Axar Patel is the latest to do this in the Birmingham ODI. This was the eighth time an Indian player has managed this feat, with Sourav Ganguly and Yuvraj Singh each doing it twice. Axar now also joins Yuvraj Singh and Hardik Pandya as the third Indian to achieve this double against England. Meanwhile, Axar is the ninth ODI player to do this against England. The second table provides the details.
All-rounder’s double in an ODI match for India (players with a fifty-plus and a four-wicket haul in the same match)
|
Player |
Batting |
Bowl |
Against |
Venue |
Date |
Style |
|
Kris Srikkanth |
70 |
5/27 |
New Zealand |
Visakhapatnam |
10 Dec 1988 |
RHB, ROB |
|
Sachin Tendulkar |
141 |
4/38 |
Australia |
Dhaka |
28 Oct 1998 |
RHB, ROB |
|
Sourav Ganguly |
130* |
4/21 |
Sri Lanka |
Nagpur |
22 Mar 1999 |
LHB, RM |
|
Sourav Ganguly |
71* |
5/34 |
Zimbabwe |
Kanpur |
11 Dec 2000 |
LHB, RM |
|
Yuvraj Singh |
118 |
4/28 |
England |
Indore |
17 Nov 2008 |
LHB, LAS |
|
Yuvraj Singh |
50* |
5/31 |
Ireland |
Bangalore |
6 Mar 2011 |
LHB, LAS |
|
Hardik Pandya |
71 |
4/24 |
England |
Manchester |
17 Jul 2022 |
RHB, RFM |
|
Axar Patel |
57* |
4/62 |
England |
Birmingham |
14 Jul 2026 |
LHB, LAS |
Note: All the above games were won by India
All-rounder’s double in an ODI match against England (players with a fifty and a four-wicket haul in the same match)
|
Player |
Batting |
Bowl |
For |
Venue |
Date |
Style |
|
Shaun Pollock |
66* |
4/34 |
South Africa |
Cape Town |
9 Jan 1996 |
RHB, RF |
|
Shahid Afridi |
61 |
5/40 |
Pakistan |
Lahore |
27 Oct 2000 |
RHB, RLB |
|
Arvinda de Silva |
51 |
4/30 |
Sri Lanka |
Sydney |
13 Jan 2003 |
RHB, ROB |
|
Yuvraj Singh |
118 |
4/28 |
India |
Indore |
17 Nov 2008 |
LHB, LAS |
|
Glenn Maxwell |
95 |
4/46 |
Australia |
Perth |
1 Feb 2015 |
RHB, ROB |
|
Hardik Pandya |
71 |
4/24 |
India |
Manchester |
17 Jul 2022 |
RHB, RFM |
|
Shakib Al Hasan |
75 |
4/35 |
Bangladesh |
Chattogram |
6 Mar 2023 |
LHB, LAS |
|
Rachin Ravindra |
61 |
4/60 |
New Zealand |
Lord’s |
15 Sep 2023 |
LHB, LAS |
|
Axar Patel |
57* |
4/62 |
India |
Birmingham |
14 Jul 2026 |
LHB, LAS |
Note: Only Rachin Ravindra’s effort came in a lost cause.
8 The number of occasions opposition sides have won six or more consecutive ODI matches against England. India, in the Birmingham ODI, became the latest side to join Australia (five times), South Africa and Sri Lanka to achieve this against England. However, India’s winning sequence came to an end after it lost the next ODI in Cardiff, two days later.
Teams with six or more consecutive victories against England in ODIs
|
M |
By |
From |
To |
|
14 |
Australia |
26 Jan 1999 |
2 Mar 2003 |
|
8 |
South Africa |
13 Jan 1996 |
23 May 1998 |
|
7 |
Sri Lanka |
17 Jun 2006 |
1 Oct 2007 |
|
7 |
Australia |
8 Apr 2007 |
17 Sep 2009 |
|
7 |
Australia |
26 Jan 2014 |
5 Sep 2015 |
|
7 |
Australia |
16 Sep 2020 |
21 Sep 2024 |
|
6 |
Australia |
10 Jul 2005 |
26 Jan 2007 |
|
6 |
India |
17 Jul 2022 |
14 Jul 2026 |
3 The number of Indian wicket-keepers to claim four or more dismissals (catches + stumpings) in an ODI against England. Ishan Kishan became the latest to achieve this for India, pouching four catches in the second ODI in Cardiff on 16 July 2026. He also became the fourth Indian keeper to achieve this in England against all opponents, as shown in the second table below. He is also the third keeper to claim four dismissals in an ODI in Cardiff, after Jonny Bairstow and Buttler, with the latter doing it in the first innings in Cardiff.
India wicket-keepers with four or more dismissals in an ODI match against England
|
Dism |
(ct+st) |
Keeper |
Venue |
Date |
Inns |
Result |
|
6 |
(5+1) |
M. S. Dhoni |
Leeds |
2 Sep 2007 |
2 |
Won |
|
5 |
(3+2) |
S. Viswanath |
Sydney |
26 Feb 1984 |
2 |
Won |
|
4 |
(2+2) |
M. S. Dhoni |
Kanpur |
20 Nov 2008 |
1 |
Won |
|
4 |
(2+2) |
M. S. Dhoni |
Nottingham |
30 Aug 2014 |
1 |
Won |
|
4 |
(4+0) |
Ishan Kishan |
Cardiff |
16 Jul 2026 |
2 |
Lost |
India wicket-keepers with four or more dismissals in an ODI match in England
|
Dism |
(ct+st) |
Keeper |
Opponents |
Venue |
Date |
Inns |
Result |
|
6 |
(5+1) |
M. S. Dhoni |
England |
Leeds |
2 Sep 2007 |
2 |
Won |
|
5 |
(4+1) |
Syed Kirmani |
Zimbabwe |
Leicester |
11 Jun 1983 |
1 |
Won |
|
5 |
(4+1) |
Nayan Mongia |
Zimbabwe |
Leicester |
19 May 1999 |
1 |
Lost |
|
4 |
(2+2) |
M. S. Dhoni |
England |
Nottingham |
30 Aug 2014 |
1 |
Won |
|
4 |
(3+1) |
M. S. Dhoni |
Sri Lanka |
Leeds |
6 Jul 2019 |
1 |
Won |
|
4 |
(4+0) |
Ishan Kishan |
England |
Cardiff |
16 Jul 2026 |
2 |
Lost |
Wicket-keepers with four or more dismissals in an ODI match in Cardiff
|
Dism |
(ct+st) |
Keeper |
For |
Opp |
Date |
Inns |
Result |
|
4 |
(4+0) |
Jonny Bairstow |
England |
Bangladesh |
8 Jun 2019 |
2 |
Won |
|
4 |
(4+0) |
Jos Buttler |
England |
India |
16 Jul 2026 |
1 |
Won |
|
4 |
(4+0) |
Ishan Kishan |
India |
England |
16 Jul 2026 |
2 |
Lost |
17 The number of ODI batters who missed their three-figure score by one run, without being dismissed. Joe Root, in Cardiff on 16 Jul 2026, became the latest. However, although he became the eighth England batter to miss a century by one run, he became its first to remain unbeaten, while doing so. Incidentally, he is the fourth batter to miss a hundred by one run without being dismissed against India.
Highest unbeaten scores in the 90s for England in ODIs
|
Score |
Batter |
Against |
Venue |
Date |
Result |
Bat# |
Inns |
|
99* |
Joe Root |
India |
Cardiff |
16 Jul 2026 |
Won |
3 |
2 |
|
98* |
Jonathan Trott |
India |
Mohali |
20 Oct 2011 |
Lost |
3 |
1 |
|
98* |
James Taylor |
Australia |
Melbourne |
14 Feb 2015 |
Lost |
6 |
2 |
|
97* |
Allan Lamb |
New Zealand |
Auckland |
25 Feb 1984 |
Lost |
3 |
1 |
Batters missing their ODI century by one run, while remaining unbeaten (99*) — against India
|
Batter |
For |
Venue |
Date |
Bat# |
Inns |
Result |
|
Bruce Edgar |
New Zealand |
Auckland |
14 Feb 1981 |
2 |
1 |
Won |
|
R Sarwan |
West Indies |
Ahmedabad (Motera) |
15 Nov 2002 |
4 |
1 |
Lost |
|
Mohd Yousuf |
Pakistan |
Gwalior (Roop Singh) |
15 Nov 2007 |
4 |
1 |
Lost |
|
Joe Root |
England |
Cardiff |
16 Jul 2026 |
3 |
2 |
Won |
39 Rohit Sharma’s age when he reached his 34th century, in the Lord’s ODI on 19 July 2026. This makes him the oldest Indian to register a three-figure score in this format. The previous oldest Indian was Sachin Tendulkar at 38. Rohit has now become the fifth-oldest batter to register a century in ODI cricket.
Oldest Indian batters registering a century in ODI cricket
|
Age |
Batter |
Runs |
Opposition |
Venue |
Date |
Bat# |
Inns |
Result |
|
39y-80d |
Rohit Sharma |
138 |
England |
Lord’s |
19 Jul 2026 |
1 |
2 |
Lost |
|
38y-327d |
Sachin Tendulkar |
114 |
Bangladesh |
Mirpur |
16 Mar 2012 |
2 |
1 |
Lost |
|
38y-113d |
Sunil Gavaskar |
103* |
New Zealand |
Nagpur1 |
31 Oct 1987 |
2 |
2 |
Won |
|
37y-185d |
Mohinder Amarnath |
102* |
New Zealand |
Sharjah |
27 Mar 1988 |
4 |
1 |
Won |
|
37y-74d |
Virat Kohli |
124 |
New Zealand |
Indore |
18 Jan 2026 |
3 |
2 |
Lost |
Oldest batters registering a century in ODI cricket
|
Age |
Batter |
Runs |
Opposition |
Venue |
Date |
Bat# |
Inns |
Result |
|
43y-162d |
Khurram Khan (UAE) |
132* |
Afghanistan |
Dubai ICCA |
30 Nov2014 |
4 |
2 |
Won |
|
39y-212d |
Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) |
107 |
India |
Dambulla |
28 Jan 2009 |
2 |
1 |
Lost |
|
39y-159d |
Chris Gayle (WI) |
162 |
England |
St George’s |
27 Feb 2019 |
1 |
2 |
Lost |
|
39y-111d |
Ed Joyce (Ire) |
116* |
UAE |
Dubai ICCA |
11 Jan 2018 |
4 |
2 |
Won |
|
39y-80d |
Rohit Sharma (Ind) |
138 |
England |
Lord’s |
19 Jul 2026 |
1 |
2 |
Lost |
All records above are correct and updated until 19 July 2026.
