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Mark Boucher scores his 5000th career run, joining Aussie Adam Gilchrist as the only wicket-keepers to achieve this milestone in Tests.
MATCH SCHEDULE
14.1 3rd TEST: Aus d Pak by 231 runs14.1 4th TEST: SAf d Eng by an Inn. & 34
17.1 1st TEST: Ind d Bdesh by 113 runs
22.1 1st ODI: Aus d Pak by 5 wkts
24.1 2nd ODI: Aus d Pak by 140 runs
24.1 2nd TEST: Ind d Bdesh by 10 wkts
26.1 3rd ODI: Aus d Pak by 40 runs
29.1 4th ODI: Aus v Pak by 135 runs
31.1 5th ODI: Aus v Pak by 2 wkts
5.2 1st ODI: NZ v Bdesh at Napier
5.2 T20I: Aus v Pak at Melbourne
6.2 1st TEST: Ind v SAf at Nagpur
7.2 1st ODI: Aus v WI at Melbourne
8.2 2nd ODI: NZ v Bdesh at Dunedin
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
BORN ON Feb 03
1928 CV Gadkari (Ind) d.1998 6 Tests
1966 DK Morrison (NZ) 48 Tests 96 ODIs
1941 GA Bartlett (NZ) 10 Tests
1984 GEF Barnett (Can) 19 ODIs
1895 ID Buys (SAf) d.???? 1 Test
1932 JP Fellows-Smith (SAf) 4 Tests
1851 Lord Harris (Eng) d.1932 4 Tests
1979 PJ Franks (Eng) 1 ODI
1936 RB Simpson (Aus) 62 Tests 2 ODIs
DIED ON Feb 03
BEST ODI PERFORMANCES - 2009
(Batting min. 100 runs, Bowling min 150 deliv.)
Highest Innings
| CK Coventry (Zim)
| 194* 156b
| v Bng 16/8
| H Masakadza (Zim)
| 178* 167b
| v Kenya 18/10
| SR Tendulkar (Ind)
| 175 141b
| v Aus 5/11
| SR Tendulkar (Ind)
| 163* 133b
| v NZ 8/3
| TM Dilshan (SL)
| 160 124b
| v Ind 15/12
| H Masakadza (Zim)
| 156 151b
| v Kenya 12/10
| Tamim Iqbal (Bng)
| 154 138b
| v Zim 16/8
| G Gambhir (Ind)
| 150* 137b
| v SL 24/12
| G Gambhir (Ind)
| 150 147b
| v SL 5/2
| V Sehwag (Ind)
| 146 102b
| v SL 15/12
| Most Runs
| MS Dhoni (Ind)
| 1198
| 24 inn
| RT Ponting (Aus)
| 1198
| 29
| MEK Hussey (Aus)
| 1166
| 31
| H Masakadza (Zim)
| 1087
| 27
| SR Watson (Aus)
| 1013
| 24
| TM Dilshan (SL)
| 1000
| 19
| SR Tendulkar (Ind)
| 972
| 20
| KC Sangakkara (SL)
| 919
| 27
| Best bowling
| AD Mathews (SL)
| 6-0-20-6
| v Ind 12/9
| Shahid Afridi (Pak)
| 10-0-38-6
| v Aus 22/4
| AG Cremer (Zim)
| 10-0-46-6
| v Kenya 13/10
| DT Johnston (Ire)
| 10-4-14-5
| v Can 19/4
| A Flintoff (Eng)
| 5-0-19-5
| v WI 3/4
| JM Anderson (Eng)
| 10-3-23-5
| v SAf 29/11
| GP Swann (Eng)
| 10-1-28-5
| v Aus 20/9
| Abdur Razzak (Bng)
| 9.2-0-29-5
| v Zim 29/10
| Iftikhar Anjum (Pak)
| 8.1-0-30-5
| v SL 7/8
| DE Bollinger (Aus)
| 7.4-0-35-5
| v Pak 1/5
| Most Wickets
| MG Johnson (Aus)
| 46
| 30 inn
| RW Price (Zim)
| 44
| 27
| NM Hauritz (Aus)
| 35
| 30
| JM Anderson (Eng)
| 34
| 19
| KMDN Kulasekara (SL)
| 34
| 23
| KD Mills (NZ)
| 32
| 22
| AG Cremer (Zim)
| 32
| 19
| SCJ Broad (Eng)
| 32
| 15
| Pct of runs as boundaries
| Imran Nazir (Pak)
| 75.67
| 5 inn
| Rizwan Cheema (Can)
| 73.55
| 8
| V Sehwag (Ind)
| 71.11
| 19
| CH Gayle (WI)
| 69.80
| 15
| M Muralitharan (SL)
| 67.25
| 11
| ADS Fletcher (WI)
| 65.71
| 6
| JD Ryder (NZ)
| 63.63
| 11
| A Obanda (Kenya)
| 63.55
| 16
| Batting Strike Rate
| M Muralitharan (SL)
| 154.79
| 11 inn
| V Sehwag (Ind)
| 136.59
| 19
| Rizwan Cheema (Can)
| 129.41
| 8
| JA Morkel (SAf)
| 122.68
| 14
| CH Gayle (WI)
| 117.65
| 15
| Shakib Al Hasan (Bng)
| 106.17
| 17
| Shahid Afridi (Pak)
| 105.03
| 18
| TM Dilshan (SL)
| 103.19
| 19
| Bowling economy
| Mashrafe Mortaza (Bng)
| 2.78
| 6 inn
| DT Johnston (Ire)
| 3.10
| 6
| Shakib Al Hasan (Bng)
| 3.49
| 19
| PW Borren (Hol)
| 3.63
| 5
| Mohammad Nabi (Afg)
| 3.72
| 3
| WK McCallan (Ire)
| 3.73
| 5
| U Bhatti (Can)
| 3.80
| 6
| RW Price (Zim)
| 3.81
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