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Sai Laxman said:who else thencongrats Virat
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yes bro one of the wonderful innings, he really deserved it.
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Statistical highlights of the 3rd ODI are given below:
1. After making a stumping dismissal to New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor in the 29 over of the match, MS Dhoni completed his 150 stumping in his international career. Dhoni becomes the first international cricketer to achieve this feat. After the end of New Zealand’s innings in this ODI, Dhoni has claimed 151 stumping dismissals (38 stumpings in Tests, 91 stumpings in ODIs and 22 stumpings in T20Is) in his international career.
2. New Zealand’s lower order batsmen James Neesham and Matt Henry put a brilliant 84 runs partnership for the 9 wicket. It was New Zealand’s highest 9 wicket ODI partnership. The previous best was for 83 runs between Kyle Mils and Tim Southee against India at Christchurch on 8 March 2009.
3. New Zealand scored 285 runs (285/10 in 49.4 overs) in this ODI after batted first. It was New Zealand’s 4 highest ODI total against India on the Indian soil.
4. Despite taking 3 wickets, Indian pacer Umesh Yadav was very expensive in this ODI. His final bowling figure in this ODI was 10-0-75-3. In the history of India vs New Zealand ODI in India, Umesh Yadav became the jointly most runs conceded bowler in an ODI innings for India. Venkatesh Prasad was the previous alone leader in this list when he had conceded the same runs (75 runs) against New Zealand at Rajkot on 5 November 1999.
5. Apart from 150+ international stumping dismissals, Indian skipper MS Dhoni also achieved several feats with his bat during this ODI.
i) MS Dhoni completed his 9,000 ODI runs. Dhoni became 17 batsman, 3 wicket-keeper batsman and 5 Indian batsman to score 9,000 ODI runs. Also Dhoni became the 5 fastest (according to the no. of innings) to complete 9,000 ODI runs as he took 244 ODI innings to achieve this feat. The top 4 fastest achievers (according to the no. of innings) to complete 9,000 ODI runs were: Sourav Ganguly (228 innings), Sachin Tendulkar (235 innings), Brian Lara (239 innings), Ricky Ponting and Jacques Kallis (both took 242 innings).
ii) MS Dhoni also completed 15,000 runs in his international career during this ODI. Dhoni became 6 Indian batsmen to achieve this feat. The other 5 Indian batsmen, who had achieved this feat before Dhoni were: Sachin Tendulkar (34,357 runs), Rahul Dravid (24,064 runs), Sourav Ganguly (18,433 runs), Virender Sehwag (16,892 runs) and Mohammad Azharuddin (15, 593 runs).
iii) MS Dhoni scored a great half-century in this ODI as he scored 80 runs before getting dismissed. It was Dhoni’s 70 50+ knock in his ODI career which was the 2 most no.of 50+ knock by an ODI wicketkeeper-batsman. Former Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara is leading in this list with 114 no.of 50+ knocks in his ODI career.
iv) In ODI history, MS Dhoni became the highest no.of six hitter for India. Dhoni surpassed Sachin Tendulkar (195 ODI sixes) in this record. At the end of this ODI, Dhoni has hit 196 sixes in his ODI career.
v) Also as an ODI captain, MS Dhoni became the highest no.of six hitter. At the end of this ODI, Dhoni has hit 125 sixes as an ODI captain. The previous record holder was Ricky Ponting with 123 ODI sixes as captain.
6. Indian batsmen Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni put a brilliant 151 runs partnership for the 3 wicket. It was India’s second highest 3 wicket ODI partnership against New Zealand. India’s highest 3 wicket ODI partnership against New Zealand was for 158 runs between Navjot Sidhu and Mohinder Amarnath at Sharjah on 27 March 1988.
7. Indian batsman Virat Kohli once again hit a terrific century in this ODI. It was Kohli’s 26 ODI century which was the 4 most no.of ODI century. Kohli surpassed former Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara who had hit 25 ODI centuries. The current top 3 most no.of ODI century hitters are: Sachin Tendulkar (49 ODI centuries), Ricky Ponting (30 ODI centuries) and Sanath Jayasuriya (28 ODI centuries).
8. Virat Kohli’s unbeaten 154 runs innings was India’s 3 highest ODI innings in successful run chases.
9. This 154-runs match winning knock was Kohli’s 14 ODI century in successful run chases. With this winning century, Kohli became jointly most no.of ODI century scorer in successful run chases. Kohli equaled with Sachin Tendulkar’s record who had also hit 14 ODI centuries in successful run chases.
Also this match winning century was Kohli’s 22 ODI century in winning cause which was the 4 most no.of ODI century by a batsman in winning cause.
10. India successfully chased 286 runs in 48.2 overs (289/3). It was India’s 2 highest successful ODI chase against New Zealand. India’s highest successful ODI chase against New Zealand was 321/5 (48.5 overs) at Bangalore on 7 December 2010.
11. Virat Kohli was awarded Man of the Match for his outstanding match winning knock. It was Kohli’s 22 ODI Man of the Match award and 33 international Man of the Match award. With this award, Kohli became 3 most no.of Man of Match award winner for India in international cricket history.
1. After making a stumping dismissal to New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor in the 29 over of the match, MS Dhoni completed his 150 stumping in his international career. Dhoni becomes the first international cricketer to achieve this feat. After the end of New Zealand’s innings in this ODI, Dhoni has claimed 151 stumping dismissals (38 stumpings in Tests, 91 stumpings in ODIs and 22 stumpings in T20Is) in his international career.
2. New Zealand’s lower order batsmen James Neesham and Matt Henry put a brilliant 84 runs partnership for the 9 wicket. It was New Zealand’s highest 9 wicket ODI partnership. The previous best was for 83 runs between Kyle Mils and Tim Southee against India at Christchurch on 8 March 2009.
3. New Zealand scored 285 runs (285/10 in 49.4 overs) in this ODI after batted first. It was New Zealand’s 4 highest ODI total against India on the Indian soil.
4. Despite taking 3 wickets, Indian pacer Umesh Yadav was very expensive in this ODI. His final bowling figure in this ODI was 10-0-75-3. In the history of India vs New Zealand ODI in India, Umesh Yadav became the jointly most runs conceded bowler in an ODI innings for India. Venkatesh Prasad was the previous alone leader in this list when he had conceded the same runs (75 runs) against New Zealand at Rajkot on 5 November 1999.
5. Apart from 150+ international stumping dismissals, Indian skipper MS Dhoni also achieved several feats with his bat during this ODI.
i) MS Dhoni completed his 9,000 ODI runs. Dhoni became 17 batsman, 3 wicket-keeper batsman and 5 Indian batsman to score 9,000 ODI runs. Also Dhoni became the 5 fastest (according to the no. of innings) to complete 9,000 ODI runs as he took 244 ODI innings to achieve this feat. The top 4 fastest achievers (according to the no. of innings) to complete 9,000 ODI runs were: Sourav Ganguly (228 innings), Sachin Tendulkar (235 innings), Brian Lara (239 innings), Ricky Ponting and Jacques Kallis (both took 242 innings).
ii) MS Dhoni also completed 15,000 runs in his international career during this ODI. Dhoni became 6 Indian batsmen to achieve this feat. The other 5 Indian batsmen, who had achieved this feat before Dhoni were: Sachin Tendulkar (34,357 runs), Rahul Dravid (24,064 runs), Sourav Ganguly (18,433 runs), Virender Sehwag (16,892 runs) and Mohammad Azharuddin (15, 593 runs).
iii) MS Dhoni scored a great half-century in this ODI as he scored 80 runs before getting dismissed. It was Dhoni’s 70 50+ knock in his ODI career which was the 2 most no.of 50+ knock by an ODI wicketkeeper-batsman. Former Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara is leading in this list with 114 no.of 50+ knocks in his ODI career.
iv) In ODI history, MS Dhoni became the highest no.of six hitter for India. Dhoni surpassed Sachin Tendulkar (195 ODI sixes) in this record. At the end of this ODI, Dhoni has hit 196 sixes in his ODI career.
v) Also as an ODI captain, MS Dhoni became the highest no.of six hitter. At the end of this ODI, Dhoni has hit 125 sixes as an ODI captain. The previous record holder was Ricky Ponting with 123 ODI sixes as captain.
6. Indian batsmen Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni put a brilliant 151 runs partnership for the 3 wicket. It was India’s second highest 3 wicket ODI partnership against New Zealand. India’s highest 3 wicket ODI partnership against New Zealand was for 158 runs between Navjot Sidhu and Mohinder Amarnath at Sharjah on 27 March 1988.
7. Indian batsman Virat Kohli once again hit a terrific century in this ODI. It was Kohli’s 26 ODI century which was the 4 most no.of ODI century. Kohli surpassed former Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara who had hit 25 ODI centuries. The current top 3 most no.of ODI century hitters are: Sachin Tendulkar (49 ODI centuries), Ricky Ponting (30 ODI centuries) and Sanath Jayasuriya (28 ODI centuries).
8. Virat Kohli’s unbeaten 154 runs innings was India’s 3 highest ODI innings in successful run chases.
9. This 154-runs match winning knock was Kohli’s 14 ODI century in successful run chases. With this winning century, Kohli became jointly most no.of ODI century scorer in successful run chases. Kohli equaled with Sachin Tendulkar’s record who had also hit 14 ODI centuries in successful run chases.
Also this match winning century was Kohli’s 22 ODI century in winning cause which was the 4 most no.of ODI century by a batsman in winning cause.
10. India successfully chased 286 runs in 48.2 overs (289/3). It was India’s 2 highest successful ODI chase against New Zealand. India’s highest successful ODI chase against New Zealand was 321/5 (48.5 overs) at Bangalore on 7 December 2010.
11. Virat Kohli was awarded Man of the Match for his outstanding match winning knock. It was Kohli’s 22 ODI Man of the Match award and 33 international Man of the Match award. With this award, Kohli became 3 most no.of Man of Match award winner for India in international cricket history.
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India v New Zealand, 4th ODI: Factfile - JSCA Stadium, Ranchi
India's seven-wicket win over New Zealand in Mohali on Sunday has given them the upper hand in the five-ODI series. The series is up for grabs on Wednesday in MS Dhoni 's home town of Ranchi, where the fourth ODI will be played at the Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) Stadium Complex.
Will it be a fitting result for Dhoni's India in the city where he is loved more than anywhere?
Lets take a brief look at the JSCA Stadium 's history.
The venue, which was approved by the ICC in October 2012, has hosted three ODIs and one T20I - all featuring India. The first international played here was in January 2013 when Dhoni's team beat England by seven wickets. Chasing 156, India won with Virat Kohli finishing the job with 77 not out.
The second ODI here was a no-result later in October 2013, with rain ending the match with India 27/0 in 4.1 overs in pursuit of 296 against Australia. In November 2014, India - this time led by Kohli, who made an unbeaten 139 - chased 288 with three wickets remaining to beat Sri Lanka 5-0.
On February 12, 2016 India met Sri Lanka at the JSCA Stadium in a T20I and beat them by 69 runs. India made 196/6 and kept Sri Lanka to 127/9 with R Ashwin 's 3/14 the stand-out bowling performance.
The JSCA Stadium, with a capacity of 40,000, is slated to host its first Test match in March 2017, when India play Australia in the third of four matches.
Apart from these aforementioned international fixtures, the venue has hosted seven IPL matches, five Champions League T20 matches and several domestic games.
ODI stats
Highest total: 295/8 in 50 overs (Australia v India, 2013)
Lowest total: 155 in 42.2 overs (England v India, 2013)
Highest score: 139* - Virat Kohli & Angelo Mathews (India v Sri Lanka, 2014)
Best bowling: 4/73 - Ajantha Mendis (Sri Lanka v India, 2014)
Highest partnership: 153 for 5th wicket - George Bailey, Glenn Maxwell (Australia v India, 2013)
Most runs: 216 in 3 ODIs - Virat Kohli
Most wickets: 6 in 3 ODIs - R Ashwin
http://m.timesofindia.com/sports/ne...-JSCA-Stadium-Ranchi/articleshow/55027062.cms
India's seven-wicket win over New Zealand in Mohali on Sunday has given them the upper hand in the five-ODI series. The series is up for grabs on Wednesday in MS Dhoni 's home town of Ranchi, where the fourth ODI will be played at the Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) Stadium Complex.
Will it be a fitting result for Dhoni's India in the city where he is loved more than anywhere?
Lets take a brief look at the JSCA Stadium 's history.
The venue, which was approved by the ICC in October 2012, has hosted three ODIs and one T20I - all featuring India. The first international played here was in January 2013 when Dhoni's team beat England by seven wickets. Chasing 156, India won with Virat Kohli finishing the job with 77 not out.
The second ODI here was a no-result later in October 2013, with rain ending the match with India 27/0 in 4.1 overs in pursuit of 296 against Australia. In November 2014, India - this time led by Kohli, who made an unbeaten 139 - chased 288 with three wickets remaining to beat Sri Lanka 5-0.
On February 12, 2016 India met Sri Lanka at the JSCA Stadium in a T20I and beat them by 69 runs. India made 196/6 and kept Sri Lanka to 127/9 with R Ashwin 's 3/14 the stand-out bowling performance.
The JSCA Stadium, with a capacity of 40,000, is slated to host its first Test match in March 2017, when India play Australia in the third of four matches.
Apart from these aforementioned international fixtures, the venue has hosted seven IPL matches, five Champions League T20 matches and several domestic games.
ODI stats
Highest total: 295/8 in 50 overs (Australia v India, 2013)
Lowest total: 155 in 42.2 overs (England v India, 2013)
Highest score: 139* - Virat Kohli & Angelo Mathews (India v Sri Lanka, 2014)
Best bowling: 4/73 - Ajantha Mendis (Sri Lanka v India, 2014)
Highest partnership: 153 for 5th wicket - George Bailey, Glenn Maxwell (Australia v India, 2013)
Most runs: 216 in 3 ODIs - Virat Kohli
Most wickets: 6 in 3 ODIs - R Ashwin
http://m.timesofindia.com/sports/ne...-JSCA-Stadium-Ranchi/articleshow/55027062.cms
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India continue to rest key Test bowlers from ODIs
Spinners R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, and fast bowler Mohammed Shami, have been rested once again as India named an unchanged 14-man squad for the remaining two ODIs against New Zealand. The three bowlers had been left out of the squad for the first three ODIs too, keeping in mind a heavy Test schedule in the 2016-17 home season.
Batsman Suresh Raina was not included in the squad because he was yet to regain full fitness after an illness. Raina had made a comeback to the ODI squad for the New Zealand series but was unable to play any of the first three games.
Ashwin, Jadeja and Shami played all three Tests in India's 3-0 sweep of New Zealand, bowling 146.3, 144 and 75.1 overs respectively. India have a five-Test series coming up against England in November and December, a one-off Test against Bangladesh, and then a four-Test series against Australia in February and March 2017.
India lead the five-ODI series against New Zealand 2-1 after winning the third match in Mohali by seven wickets. The fourth game is in Ranchi on October 26.
Squad : MS Dhoni (capt & wk), Rohit Sharma, Ajinkya Rahane, Virat Kohli, Manish Pandey, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Jayant Yadav, Amit Mishra, Jasprit Bumrah, Dhawal Kulkarni, Umesh Yadav, Mandeep Singh, Kedar Jadhav
New Zealand in India 2016-17 : India continue to rest key Test bowlers from ODIs | Cricket News | India v New Zealand | ESPN Cricinfo
Spinners R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, and fast bowler Mohammed Shami, have been rested once again as India named an unchanged 14-man squad for the remaining two ODIs against New Zealand. The three bowlers had been left out of the squad for the first three ODIs too, keeping in mind a heavy Test schedule in the 2016-17 home season.
Batsman Suresh Raina was not included in the squad because he was yet to regain full fitness after an illness. Raina had made a comeback to the ODI squad for the New Zealand series but was unable to play any of the first three games.
Ashwin, Jadeja and Shami played all three Tests in India's 3-0 sweep of New Zealand, bowling 146.3, 144 and 75.1 overs respectively. India have a five-Test series coming up against England in November and December, a one-off Test against Bangladesh, and then a four-Test series against Australia in February and March 2017.
India lead the five-ODI series against New Zealand 2-1 after winning the third match in Mohali by seven wickets. The fourth game is in Ranchi on October 26.
Squad : MS Dhoni (capt & wk), Rohit Sharma, Ajinkya Rahane, Virat Kohli, Manish Pandey, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Jayant Yadav, Amit Mishra, Jasprit Bumrah, Dhawal Kulkarni, Umesh Yadav, Mandeep Singh, Kedar Jadhav
New Zealand in India 2016-17 : India continue to rest key Test bowlers from ODIs | Cricket News | India v New Zealand | ESPN Cricinfo
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