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Here are some statistical highlights of day 4 of the 3 Test:
1. After scoring a great double-century (211) in the 1 innings, Indian Test skipper Virat Kohli scored 17 runs in the second innings. Scoring total 228-runs on aggregate of this Test match, Kohli became the 5 highest aggregate scorer in a Test match as an Indian captain.
2. India scored a total of 773 runs (557/5 decl. in the 1 innings and 216/3 decl. in the 2 innings) on aggregate in this Test match. It was India’s highest Test score on aggregate against New Zealand on Indian soil. The previous best was 753 (487 in the 1 innings and 266 in the 2 innings) at Ahmedabad in 2010.
Also, this 773-runs is India’s third highest Test score on aggregate against New Zealand in overall venue. The two top highest aggregate Test score for India against New Zealand were: 813 (379 in the 1 innings and 434/7 decl. in the 2 innings) at Wellington in 2009 and 781 (305 in the 1 innings and 476/4 in the 2 innings) at Napier in 2009.
3. A total 8 Indian wickets (5 wickets in the 1 innings and 3 wickets in the second innings) fell in this Test match. It was the India’s lowest no.of wickets fallen on aggregate against New Zealand in a Test match.
4. New Zealand left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner conceded total 208 runs (1/137 in the 1 innings and 0/71 in the 2 innings) in this Test match. He becomes the 3 most expensive bowler in a Test match for New Zealand against India.
Former New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori holds the top 2 most runs conceded bowling records in a Test match for New Zealand against India and those are 223 (4/200 in the 1 innings and 0/23 in the 2 innings) at Ahmedabad in 1999 and 209 (2/128 in the 1 innings and 1/81 in the 2 innings) at Ahmedabad in 2003.
5. India put 475 run target to win the match for New Zealand in the 4 innings. In the Test history, it was the highest target set by Indian team to win for New Zealand in India. The previous highest target set by Indian team for New Zealand in India was for 434 runs at Kanpur in the 1 Test of this series.
Overall, it (475-runs target) was the 2 highest target put by Indian team to win for New Zealand in Test history. The highest target had set by Indian team for New Zealand in Test cricket is 617 runs at Wellington in 2009.
6. On the 4 day, Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin completed his 6 10-wicket haul in his Test career. Ashwin is 2 on the list of bowlers with most 10-wicket haul for India in Test cricket history. Also alongside this, Ashwin also became the 2 most no. of 10-wicket haul bowler in Test (5 times) on the Indian soil. In the both cases, former Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble is leading the table. Kumble had claimed 8 times 10-wicket haul in his Test career out of which 7 were in India.
In this Test series, Ashwin registered 10-wicket haul twice. Ashwin became the second Indian bowler to take a 10-wicket haul for more than once in a Test series. Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was the first Indian bowler to achieve this feat in 2001 home Test series against Australia, where he had taken a 10-wicket haul twice.
7. Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin also bowled an impressive spell in the New Zealand’s 2 innings. At the end of the New Zealand’s 2 innings, Ashwin’s bowling figure was 13.5-2-59-7. It was the 3 best bowling figure in a Test innings by an Indian bowler against New Zealand. The top two best bowling figures in a Test innings by Indian bowlers against New Zealand were: 8/72 by Srinivas Venkataraghavan (at Delhi in 1965) and 8/76 by Erapalli Prasanna (at Auckland in 1976).
Also, Ashwin’s final bowling figures in this Test match was 41.1-7-140-13 (27.2-5-81-6 in the 1 innings and 13.5-2-59-7 in the 2 innings). It was the best bowling figure in a Test match by an Indian bowler against New Zealand. The previous best bowling figure was also held by Ravichandran Ashwin and that was 43.2-14-85-12 at Hyderabad (Deccan) in 2012.
8. A total of 6 New Zealand batsmen scored duck in this Test match. It was the 2 highest total no. of ducks by New Zealand against India in Test history. The highest total no.of duck by New Zealand against India in Test history was 7 at Hyderabad (Deccan) in 1988.
9. India won this Test match by 321 runs. It was India’s 2 largest Test victory (by runs). India’s largest Test victory was by 337 runs against South Africa at Delhi in 2015.
10. Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin was awarded Man of the Match and Man of the Series for his outstanding performances. It was Ashwin’s 7 Man of the Match and 7 Man of the Series award in his Test career. Also this Man of the Series was Ashwin’s 5 Test Man of the Series in India which is the most by any cricketer in India. With this 5 Test Man of the Series in India, Ashwin surpassed former Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble (4 Man of the Series in India) and Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh (4 Man of the Series in India).
India vs New Zealand Day 4 of the third Test: Statistical Review! - Sportzwiki Mobile
1. After scoring a great double-century (211) in the 1 innings, Indian Test skipper Virat Kohli scored 17 runs in the second innings. Scoring total 228-runs on aggregate of this Test match, Kohli became the 5 highest aggregate scorer in a Test match as an Indian captain.
2. India scored a total of 773 runs (557/5 decl. in the 1 innings and 216/3 decl. in the 2 innings) on aggregate in this Test match. It was India’s highest Test score on aggregate against New Zealand on Indian soil. The previous best was 753 (487 in the 1 innings and 266 in the 2 innings) at Ahmedabad in 2010.
Also, this 773-runs is India’s third highest Test score on aggregate against New Zealand in overall venue. The two top highest aggregate Test score for India against New Zealand were: 813 (379 in the 1 innings and 434/7 decl. in the 2 innings) at Wellington in 2009 and 781 (305 in the 1 innings and 476/4 in the 2 innings) at Napier in 2009.
3. A total 8 Indian wickets (5 wickets in the 1 innings and 3 wickets in the second innings) fell in this Test match. It was the India’s lowest no.of wickets fallen on aggregate against New Zealand in a Test match.
4. New Zealand left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner conceded total 208 runs (1/137 in the 1 innings and 0/71 in the 2 innings) in this Test match. He becomes the 3 most expensive bowler in a Test match for New Zealand against India.
Former New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori holds the top 2 most runs conceded bowling records in a Test match for New Zealand against India and those are 223 (4/200 in the 1 innings and 0/23 in the 2 innings) at Ahmedabad in 1999 and 209 (2/128 in the 1 innings and 1/81 in the 2 innings) at Ahmedabad in 2003.
5. India put 475 run target to win the match for New Zealand in the 4 innings. In the Test history, it was the highest target set by Indian team to win for New Zealand in India. The previous highest target set by Indian team for New Zealand in India was for 434 runs at Kanpur in the 1 Test of this series.
Overall, it (475-runs target) was the 2 highest target put by Indian team to win for New Zealand in Test history. The highest target had set by Indian team for New Zealand in Test cricket is 617 runs at Wellington in 2009.
6. On the 4 day, Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin completed his 6 10-wicket haul in his Test career. Ashwin is 2 on the list of bowlers with most 10-wicket haul for India in Test cricket history. Also alongside this, Ashwin also became the 2 most no. of 10-wicket haul bowler in Test (5 times) on the Indian soil. In the both cases, former Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble is leading the table. Kumble had claimed 8 times 10-wicket haul in his Test career out of which 7 were in India.
In this Test series, Ashwin registered 10-wicket haul twice. Ashwin became the second Indian bowler to take a 10-wicket haul for more than once in a Test series. Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was the first Indian bowler to achieve this feat in 2001 home Test series against Australia, where he had taken a 10-wicket haul twice.
7. Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin also bowled an impressive spell in the New Zealand’s 2 innings. At the end of the New Zealand’s 2 innings, Ashwin’s bowling figure was 13.5-2-59-7. It was the 3 best bowling figure in a Test innings by an Indian bowler against New Zealand. The top two best bowling figures in a Test innings by Indian bowlers against New Zealand were: 8/72 by Srinivas Venkataraghavan (at Delhi in 1965) and 8/76 by Erapalli Prasanna (at Auckland in 1976).
Also, Ashwin’s final bowling figures in this Test match was 41.1-7-140-13 (27.2-5-81-6 in the 1 innings and 13.5-2-59-7 in the 2 innings). It was the best bowling figure in a Test match by an Indian bowler against New Zealand. The previous best bowling figure was also held by Ravichandran Ashwin and that was 43.2-14-85-12 at Hyderabad (Deccan) in 2012.
8. A total of 6 New Zealand batsmen scored duck in this Test match. It was the 2 highest total no. of ducks by New Zealand against India in Test history. The highest total no.of duck by New Zealand against India in Test history was 7 at Hyderabad (Deccan) in 1988.
9. India won this Test match by 321 runs. It was India’s 2 largest Test victory (by runs). India’s largest Test victory was by 337 runs against South Africa at Delhi in 2015.
10. Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin was awarded Man of the Match and Man of the Series for his outstanding performances. It was Ashwin’s 7 Man of the Match and 7 Man of the Series award in his Test career. Also this Man of the Series was Ashwin’s 5 Test Man of the Series in India which is the most by any cricketer in India. With this 5 Test Man of the Series in India, Ashwin surpassed former Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble (4 Man of the Series in India) and Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh (4 Man of the Series in India).
India vs New Zealand Day 4 of the third Test: Statistical Review! - Sportzwiki Mobile
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India v New Zealand, 1st ODI, Dharamsala: Five talking points ahead of ODI series
After India's 3-0 sweep of New Zealand in the Test series, the focus shifts to ODI cricket with the first of five matches being held at Dharamsala's HPCA Stadium on Sunday. Here are five talking points ahead of the series.
Can the real Martin Guptill stand up?
While in Test matches the New Zealander averages just 29.38, in ODIs and T20Is he assumes a different cloak: that of a dangerous, big-hitting opener with a penchant for significant innings. If you have any doubts, just look at his two highest scores in ODIs: 237* and 189*. After a poor Test series in which he made 159 runs in six innings with one fifty, Guptill - and his team, of course - will hope to shrug off the struggles. The high-altitude Dharamsala stadium, where the ball is known to travel fast on a good batting deck, may just be the start to the series that Guptill needs.
Suresh Raina's back; can he make it count?
When announcing the squad for the first three ODIs recently, the new chairman of selectors MSK Prasad stressed on how Raina's experience and bowling gave him an edge in what he termed a squad "with several youngsters". But in truth, it is with the bat that Raina, who will turn 30 in November, has to deliver. Recalled for the first time since October 2015, he has a chance to slot bad into the middle order and make an impact. His Test career all but over, can Raina use this latest comeback to add to his impressive ODI numbers?
Mandeep Singh's big chance
With Shikhar Dhawan sidelined with a broken thumb and KL Rahul not recovered from his hamstring pull, the selectors chose Mandeep as opening partner to Rohit Sharma. Earlier this year, he went to Zimbabwe and played in three T20Is, with a personal best of 52*. He now looks primed for an ODI debut, having scored 198 runs in six games for India A in the quadrangular series they won in Australia, with a best of 95 coming in the final to fetch him the Man-of-the-Match award. In 75 List A matches, the 24-year-old averages 38.29 with three hundreds and 18 fifties. New Zealand are a much stronger team than Zimbabwe, and if Mandeep succeeds in the chances given to him, he could remain in the selectors' plans for the future.
New Zealand, spinning to win it
The last time New Zealand played in Dharamsala was in March during the ICC World Twenty20, and they beat Australia by eight runs in a thrilling contest. Their brightest star that day was left-arm quick Mitchell McClenaghan , but he is not on this tour. Thus the focus shifts to the spin pair of Mitchell Santner and Ish Sodhi, who during that tournament in India this year troubled most teams that bowled to. Not least India, who were stunned by New Zealand's spinners on a turning track in Nagpur. Santner bowled well in Tests, and Sodhi is a better bowler in limited-overs. Can the pair put smiles on New Zealand faces in the ODIs?
Can New Zealand finally win an ODI series in India?
While in multi-team tournaments their record on Indian soil is 18-11, the bigger picture is that New Zealand have never won a bilateral ODI series in India. The four series contested between the two teams - in 1988, 1995, 1999 and 2010 - were each won by the home team. That last series resulted in India winning all five matches. Cut to 2016, and New Zealand are a stronger ODI team - they're ranked third, above India - and have players capable of turning around the mood of their tour. Will Williamson's team be able to buck the trend against India in bilateral? Or will Dhoni's India make it five series wins over New Zealand?
Dharamsala ODI: India v New Zealand, 1st ODI, Dharamsala: Five talking points ahead of ODI series - Times of India
After India's 3-0 sweep of New Zealand in the Test series, the focus shifts to ODI cricket with the first of five matches being held at Dharamsala's HPCA Stadium on Sunday. Here are five talking points ahead of the series.
Can the real Martin Guptill stand up?
While in Test matches the New Zealander averages just 29.38, in ODIs and T20Is he assumes a different cloak: that of a dangerous, big-hitting opener with a penchant for significant innings. If you have any doubts, just look at his two highest scores in ODIs: 237* and 189*. After a poor Test series in which he made 159 runs in six innings with one fifty, Guptill - and his team, of course - will hope to shrug off the struggles. The high-altitude Dharamsala stadium, where the ball is known to travel fast on a good batting deck, may just be the start to the series that Guptill needs.
Suresh Raina's back; can he make it count?
When announcing the squad for the first three ODIs recently, the new chairman of selectors MSK Prasad stressed on how Raina's experience and bowling gave him an edge in what he termed a squad "with several youngsters". But in truth, it is with the bat that Raina, who will turn 30 in November, has to deliver. Recalled for the first time since October 2015, he has a chance to slot bad into the middle order and make an impact. His Test career all but over, can Raina use this latest comeback to add to his impressive ODI numbers?
Mandeep Singh's big chance
With Shikhar Dhawan sidelined with a broken thumb and KL Rahul not recovered from his hamstring pull, the selectors chose Mandeep as opening partner to Rohit Sharma. Earlier this year, he went to Zimbabwe and played in three T20Is, with a personal best of 52*. He now looks primed for an ODI debut, having scored 198 runs in six games for India A in the quadrangular series they won in Australia, with a best of 95 coming in the final to fetch him the Man-of-the-Match award. In 75 List A matches, the 24-year-old averages 38.29 with three hundreds and 18 fifties. New Zealand are a much stronger team than Zimbabwe, and if Mandeep succeeds in the chances given to him, he could remain in the selectors' plans for the future.
New Zealand, spinning to win it
The last time New Zealand played in Dharamsala was in March during the ICC World Twenty20, and they beat Australia by eight runs in a thrilling contest. Their brightest star that day was left-arm quick Mitchell McClenaghan , but he is not on this tour. Thus the focus shifts to the spin pair of Mitchell Santner and Ish Sodhi, who during that tournament in India this year troubled most teams that bowled to. Not least India, who were stunned by New Zealand's spinners on a turning track in Nagpur. Santner bowled well in Tests, and Sodhi is a better bowler in limited-overs. Can the pair put smiles on New Zealand faces in the ODIs?
Can New Zealand finally win an ODI series in India?
While in multi-team tournaments their record on Indian soil is 18-11, the bigger picture is that New Zealand have never won a bilateral ODI series in India. The four series contested between the two teams - in 1988, 1995, 1999 and 2010 - were each won by the home team. That last series resulted in India winning all five matches. Cut to 2016, and New Zealand are a stronger ODI team - they're ranked third, above India - and have players capable of turning around the mood of their tour. Will Williamson's team be able to buck the trend against India in bilateral? Or will Dhoni's India make it five series wins over New Zealand?
Dharamsala ODI: India v New Zealand, 1st ODI, Dharamsala: Five talking points ahead of ODI series - Times of India
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Suresh Raina to miss Dharamsala ODI due to viral fever
The Indian team will be without the services of Suresh Raina for the first One-Day International against New Zealand in Dharamsala as the left-hander is suffering from viral fever.
In a media release, Board of Control for Cricket in India confirmed the development. "The BCCI Medical team has confirmed that Suresh Raina, who is recovering from a bout of viral fever, is ruled out of the first ODI of the Paytm ODI Trophy against New Zealand," the statement read.
The 29-year-old left-handed batsman last played an ODI in October 2015 and was subsequently left out of the team owing to poor form. He was named in the 15-man squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand.
Raina was part of the Uttar Pradesh team that played its Ranji Trophy against Madhya Pradesh in Hyderabad. Raina did not bat in both innings, and reportedly flew back home mid-way through the game to recuperate.
The first ODI takes place on Sunday (October 16) in Dharamsala, while the second and third will be played in Delhi and Mohali on the 20th and 23rd respectively.
Suresh Raina to miss Dharamsala ODI due to viral fever - Cricbuzz
The Indian team will be without the services of Suresh Raina for the first One-Day International against New Zealand in Dharamsala as the left-hander is suffering from viral fever.
In a media release, Board of Control for Cricket in India confirmed the development. "The BCCI Medical team has confirmed that Suresh Raina, who is recovering from a bout of viral fever, is ruled out of the first ODI of the Paytm ODI Trophy against New Zealand," the statement read.
The 29-year-old left-handed batsman last played an ODI in October 2015 and was subsequently left out of the team owing to poor form. He was named in the 15-man squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand.
Raina was part of the Uttar Pradesh team that played its Ranji Trophy against Madhya Pradesh in Hyderabad. Raina did not bat in both innings, and reportedly flew back home mid-way through the game to recuperate.
The first ODI takes place on Sunday (October 16) in Dharamsala, while the second and third will be played in Delhi and Mohali on the 20th and 23rd respectively.
Suresh Raina to miss Dharamsala ODI due to viral fever - Cricbuzz
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