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AndrewB

International Vice-Captain
The Sean said:
Yeah it's unique in FC cricket. Two other players have made two hundreds and taken ten wickets in a FC match (though not with two 5-fers) - Bernard Bosanquet, known as the inventor of the googly, in 1905, and Franklyn Stephenson in 1988.
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Also, Hammond scored two hundreds in the match in which he held 10 catches (Glos v Surrey in 1928). Apparently no wicket-keeper has done this, though WR James was close (99 in each innings and 13 dismissals).
 
Coronis

Coronis

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
AndrewB said:
Also, Hammond scored two hundreds in the match in which he held 10 catches (Glos v Surrey in 1928). Apparently no wicket-keeper has done this, though WR James was close (99 in each innings and 13 dismissals).
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99 in each innings is a rough one.

That Hammond record stood for almost 100 years as most catches by a non-keeper in an FC match until Abishek Porel broke it with 11 in the most recent Ranji season. The record for keepers is a 4 way tie with 12, all occuring this century.
 
capt_Luffy

capt_Luffy

Hall of Fame Member
Coronis said:
99 in each innings is a rough one.

That Hammond record stood for almost 100 years as most catches by a non-keeper in an FC match until Abishek Porel broke it with 11 in the most recent Ranji season. The record for keepers is a 4 way tie with 12, all occuring this century.
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Funny since Porel is regularly a keeper
 
sayon basak

sayon basak

International Coach
The most number of batsmen bowled out in an inning is 9 in test cricket, which happen twice in back to back years (South Africa in 1889 and Australia in 1890). Most batters bowled in a match, however, is 23; which happened in an Australia vs England match in 1887.

The occurence of all 10 batters being caught in an inning happened 94 times in test cricket. Australia achieved the feat 10 times, England 18 times, West Indies 9 times, South Africa 7 times, India 17 times, Pakistan 9 times, Sri Lanka 9 times, Bangladesh twice, and New Zealand 13 times. Most batters caught in a match is 35, which came in the Australia vs India match in Adelaite in 2018.

Most number of ducks in an inning is 6, which happened 8 times. Bangladesh achieved the feat thrice.
 
Coronis

Coronis

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
capt_Luffy said:
Explains. Porel was also India A's back up keeper vs Australia this BGT. Think played one as well, though can be wrong.
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Looking at the scorecard makes me think maybe he had to sub for Saha at some point, with him being part of a run out where the keeper usually might be. (also that runout was by a substitute). Saha definitely kept in the first innings and batted in Bengal’s only innings.
 
capt_Luffy

capt_Luffy

Hall of Fame Member
Coronis said:
Looking at the scorecard makes me think maybe he had to sub for Saha at some point, with him being part of a run out where the keeper usually might be. (also that runout was by a substitute). Saha definitely kept in the first innings and batted in Bengal’s only innings.
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Do you have the Scorecard? Let me see if I can recognise the match, I watch a fair few of Bengal, they are my Home team.
 
capt_Luffy

capt_Luffy

Hall of Fame Member
sayon basak said:
The most number of batsmen bowled out in an inning is 9 in test cricket, which happen twice in back to back years (South Africa in 1889 and Australia in 1890). Most batters bowled in a match, however, is 23; which happened in an Australia vs England match in 1887.

The occurence of all 10 batters being caught in an inning happened 94 times in test cricket. Australia achieved the feat 10 times, England 18 times, West Indies 9 times, South Africa 7 times, India 17 times, Pakistan 9 times, Sri Lanka 9 times, Bangladesh twice, and New Zealand 13 times. Most batters caught in a match is 35, which came in the Australia vs India match in Adelaite in 2018.

Most number of ducks in an inning is 6, which happened 8 times. Bangladesh achieved the feat thrice.
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How?
 
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