One for Aslam
Neha
highest wicket taker was Tonge(4) and Walton took 4 catches. Still
West indies was the Losing team!! How many times this has Happened?
How many times the Highest scorer , Highest wicket taker and Most
catcher has been from the Losing side?
Neha!
R Bharat Rao
Happened just yesterday. In our local 8-8-8-8 game (yes, 8 overs a
side, 8 players a team) -- before you laugh, what else can you play in
75 minutes immediately after work on a weekday before it gets dark --
we won posting a pretty decent 73 in 8 overs. The opposition managed
just 65, but one of their players top scored with 51, another took 3
wickets, and God knows they must have had the highest catcher, because
we dropped everything that came our way, including the half-centurion
about 5 times....
But despite that, we won. Oh, you meant international ODO's ... sure
its happened quite often.
Bharat
skp
8-8. Just a matter of time before cricket fans the world over start
yearning for those....
I suspect that the addition of the "most catches" criterion in
addition to the other requirements may see this list being pretty
short.
asid...@iupui.edu
Here is a list of Limited-overs International matches in which the
highest run scorer, the highest wicket taker and the player with most
catches were from the losing sides. The matches in which there were
joint highest scorers etc. are excluded. Catches mean catches, not
dismissals (stumpings and run outs are excluded). The sides batting
first are listed first. The performances (batting, bowling and
catches, in that order) of the players from the losing sides are
listed in the second lines.
Eng (212-6) lost to Aus (215-6) Melbourne Feb 4, 1979
DI Gower 101*; JK Lever 3/51; G Boycott 2
Aus (207-5) lost to SL (213-6) Colombo(PSS) Apr 16, 1983
GN Yallop 59; B Yardley 3/28; GM Wood 2
WI (221-7) beat Aus (194) Melbourne Jan 8, 1984
AR Border 84*; RM Hogg 3/29; RW Marsh 2
Eng (121-6) beat Ind (114-5) Chandigarh Jan 27, 1985
RJ Shastri 53; TAP Sekhar 3/23; M Azharuddin 2
Pak (224-5) beat SL (209-7) Gujranwala Oct 23, 1985
PA de Silva 86; RJ Ratnayake 3/51; SAR Silva 2
Aus (273-6) lost to Pak (274-9) Perth Jan 2, 1987
DM Jones 121; SR Waugh 4/48; MR Whitney 2
Ind (196-7) lost to Pak (200-7) Indore Jan 27, 1987
RJ Shastri 50; RJ Shastri 3/37; RJ Shastri 2
NZ (176-5) lost to Aus (177-5) Brisbane Jan 17, 1988
AH Jones 65; MC Snedden 3/40; TE Blain 3
Aus (242-4) lost to SL (246-7) Melbourne Jan 16, 1996
SR Waugh 102*; SK Warne 3/40; IA Healy 3
NZ (158) beat WI (154) Georgetown Apr 3, 1996
RIC Holder 49*; LR Williams 3/16; RA Harper 3
Zim (237-9) lost to Pak (239-7) Quetta Oct 3, 1996
GW Flower 91; AR Whittall 3/36; DL Houghton 2
SL (309) beat Pak (224) Calcutta May 27, 1997
Rameez Raja 76; Saqlain Mushtaq 4/53; Hasan Raza (Sub) 2
Zim (260-4) lost to SL (262-4) Harare Dec 18, 1999
SV Carlisle 121; JA Rennie 2/36; A Flower 2
Eng (231-6) lost to SAf (233-8) East London Feb 4, 2000
NV Knight 64; MW Alleyne 3/55; CMW Read 3
Ind (264-6) lost to NZ (265-6) Nairobi(Gym) Oct 15, 2000
SC Ganguly 117; BKV Prasad 3/27; RR Singh 2
WI (324-4) lost to Ind (325-5) Ahmedabad Nov 15, 2002
CH Gayle 140; M Dillon 2/65; CL Hooper 2
Eng (272) beat Nam (217-9) Port Elizabeth Feb 19, 2003
AJ Burger 85; RJ van Vuuren 5/43; LJ Burger 3
Pak (314-7) beat NZ (263-7) Faisalabad Dec 3, 2003
HJH Marshall 101*; MDJ Walker 4/49; HJH Marshall 3
Aus (279-7) beat Zim (266-8) Adelaide Jan 26, 2004
GW Flower 94; HH Streak 3/45; DD Ebrahim 2
NZ (193-8) beat SAf (175-5) Auckland Feb 29, 2004
JH Kallis 58*; M Ntini 3/47; GC Smith 2
SAf (246-9) beat Aus (247-9) Durban Mar 10, 2006
HH Dippenaar 101; R Telemachus 3/34; MV Boucher 4
WI (272-4) beat Eng (271-7) Ahmedabad Oct 28, 2006
DJ Bravo 112*; CH Gayle 3/31; DJ Bravo 2
Aus (346-5) lost to NZ (350-9) Hamilton Feb 20, 2007
ML Hayden 181*; MG Johnson 3/85; BJ Haddin 2
SAf (323-9) beat Zim (295-7) Harare Aug 26, 2007
T Taibu 107*; GB Brent 3/58; T Taibu 3
NZ (248-6) lost to SAf (249-8) Durban Nov 25, 2007
JM How 90; KD Mills 5/25; LRPL Taylor 2
SL (221) beat Aus (208) Melbourne Feb 29, 2008
AC Gilchrist 83; NW Bracken 4/29; MEK Hussey 2
SL (171-7) beat Zim (166-7) Harare Nov 24, 2008
H Masakadza 77; T Mupariwa 4/39; T Taibu 2
WI (133) lost to Pak (134-5) Johannesburg Sep 23, 2009
NO Miller 51; GC Tonge 4/25; CAK Walton 4
aslam
GO COLTS!!!
R Bharat Rao
> Ind (196-7) lost to Pak (200-7) Indore Jan 27, 1987
> RJ Shastri 50; RJ Shastri 3/37; RJ Shastri 2
Hmm... the same person being the highest runscorer, wickettaker, and
catcher in an ODI. Clearly unique to also lose the game, but wonder
if this is relatively common in a winning cause?
Bharat
prabhu
To add insult to injury, Ravi was not even MOM! The award went to
Qadir, 39 off 46 balls and 2-42 off 8 ovs, both being dharama wickets.
prabhu
This wont make the winning list either but Tendulkar has atleast 1
entry for a 50, 3w and 2ct - the 12/5/90 Pune odo against SL.
Oge
Couple of incongruous entries in Aslam's list:
Andrew Dunford
"prabhu" <prab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Tendulkar took only two wickets in that match.
Here is a list of players who have scored a 50, taken three wickets and two
catches in an odo. Note that a caught and bowled dismissal counts as both
wicket and catch:
Runs Wickets Catches
66 3 3 JH Kallis SAf v WI Centurion 1998/99
54 3 3 GRJ Matthews Aus v NZ Auckland 1985/86
67 3 2 Aamir Sohail Pak v SL Centurion 1994/95
107* 3 2 PA De Silva SL v Aus Lahore 1995/96
70 3 2 GW Flower Zim v Ind Jodhpur 2000/01
56* 3 2 AJ Hall SAf v Ind Cape Town 2006/07
71 3 2 RM Haq Sco v Ken Nairobi 2006/07
79 3 2 ST Jayasuriya SL v NZ Christchurch 1996/97
92 3 2 L Klusener SAf v Aus Boemfontein 1996/97
67 4 2 DS Lehmann Aus v Zim Harare 2004
57* 3 2 SM Pollock SAf v Pak Durban 2002/03
52 3 2 Shakib Al Hasan Ban v Zim Dhaka 2008/09
50 3 2 RJ Shastri Ind v Pak Indore 1986/87
88 3 2 Shoaib Malik Pak v Zim Faisalabad 2007/08
68 3 2 SB Styris NZ v Ind Cuttack 2003/04
Note 1: the only instance of a century, three wickets and two catches was
achieved in a World Cup Final.
Note 2: Shastri was the only player to finish on the losing team.
Note 3: Matthews achieved the unique quadruple feat of scoring 50 runs,
taking three wickets, three catches and having a toilet seat thrown at him
by a member of the crowd whilst fielding.
Andrew
SultanOfSwing
> "prabhu" <prabra...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Sad for him. To re-use a famous RSC term, did the other members of
the Indian cricket team "run away"?
> Note 3: Matthews achieved the unique quadruple feat of scoring 50 runs,
> taking three wickets, three catches and having a toilet seat thrown at him
> by a member of the crowd whilst fielding.
Now that's interesting. Who was this "spectator" who threw a toilet
seat
at Greg Mathews? And what was Mathews' reaction?
alvey
>
>> Note 3: Matthews achieved the unique quadruple feat of scoring 50 runs,
>> taking three wickets, three catches and having a toilet seat thrown at him
>> by a member of the crowd whilst fielding.
>
> Now that's interesting. Who was this "spectator" who threw a toilet
> seat
> at Greg Mathews?
What makes you think it was a spectator? A team-mate is a far more logical
suspect.
alvey
Neha
> Note 3: Matthews achieved the unique quadruple feat of scoring 50 runs,
> taking three wickets, three catches and having a toilet seat thrown at him
> by a member of the crowd whilst fielding.
>
> Andrew
ROFLOL :D
Neha!
Andrew Dunford
"SultanOfSwing" <asla...@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
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I'm sorry I don't recall the fan's name - we're not all related here, just
most of us.
It was all water off a duck's back to Matthews, who had the designated role
of player the fans love to hate. He did however fail to endear himself that
day by claiming a catch of Richard Hadlee despite have stepped on the
boundary line.
Andrew
vijaykumark
>
> > In Yesterday's pak-wi match, the Highest scorer was Nikita miller(51),
> > highest wicket taker was Tonge(4) and Walton took 4 catches. Still
> > West indies was the Losing team!! How many times this has Happened?
> > How many times the Highest scorer , Highest wicket taker and Most
> > catcher has been from the Losing side?
>
> > Neha!
>
> Here is a list of Limited-overs International matches in which the
> highest run scorer, the highest wicket taker and the player with most
> catches were from the losing sides. The matches in which there were
> joint highest scorers etc. are excluded. Catches mean catches, not
> dismissals (stumpings and run outs are excluded). The sides batting
> first are listed first. The performances (batting, bowling and
> catches, in that order) of the players from the losing sides are
> listed in the second lines.
>
> RJ Shastri 53; TAP Sekhar 3/23; M Azharuddin 2
>
a precursor to today's 20-20.
>
> Ind (196-7) lost to Pak (200-7) Indore Jan 27, 1987
> RJ Shastri 50; RJ Shastri 3/37; RJ Shastri 2
>
That is a phenomenal, if tragic performance! What's more, he was
the captain of the Indian team as well.
> WI (272-4) beat Eng (271-7) Ahmedabad Oct 28, 2006
> DJ Bravo 112*; CH Gayle 3/31; DJ Bravo 2
>
This entry does not belong to this list. WI won.
Vijay
Sreeram
The big mistake India made was to get Rizwan-uz-Zaman too quickly.
prabhu
You are spot on. The guy pretty much gifted it to the opposition in
his previous 2 odos, 14(52) and a scintillating 4(62).
http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65319.html
http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64293.html
Andrew Dunford
"prabhu" <prab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Even though I have heard of the legendary 4 (62) innings many times before,
I still find it difficult to believe. The dream opening partnership: Rizwan
and Shoaib Mohammad - imagine them starting up in a T20 international.
By the look of things the majority of Pakistan's opening partnership was
scored by W. Ides.
Andrew
Sreeram
> "prabhu" <prabra...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:00de5c8c-8c8d-4c2b...@g1g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > On Oct 15, 10:59 am, Sreeram <sreeram.b.i...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> On Oct 10, 12:52 am, prabhu <prabra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> > On Oct 9, 10:14 am, R Bharat Rao <rao.bha...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> > > On Oct 8, 2:53 pm, asidd...@iupui.edu wrote:
>
> >> > > > Ind (196-7) lost to Pak (200-7) Indore Jan 27, 1987
> >> > > > RJ Shastri 50; RJ Shastri 3/37; RJ Shastri 2
>
> >> > > Hmm... the same person being the highest runscorer, wickettaker, and
> >> > > catcher in an ODI. Clearly unique to also lose the game, but wonder
> >> > > if this is relatively common in a winning cause?
>
> >> > > Bharat
>
> >> > To add insult to injury, Ravi was not even MOM! The award went to
> >> > Qadir, 39 off 46 balls and 2-42 off 8 ovs, both being dharama wickets.
>
> >> The big mistake India made was to get Rizwan-uz-Zaman too quickly.
>
> > You are spot on. The guy pretty much gifted it to the opposition in
> > his previous 2 odos, 14(52) and a scintillating 4(62).
>
> >http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65319.html
> >http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64293.html
>
> Even though I have heard of the legendary 4 (62) innings many times before,
> I still find it difficult to believe.
The balls faced by the other batsmen add up to 231 (out of 270). So
the figure of 62 must be an exaggeration
The dream opening partnership: Rizwan
> and Shoaib Mohammad - imagine them starting up in a T20 international.
The only time they had a substantial stand together in Tests, Rizwan
won the contest handsomely. Madras, 1986-87. They added 53 for the
second wicket, Shoaib scored around 42 of the runs.
Andrew Dunford
"Sreeram" <sreeram...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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There's obviously something rather wrong with the balls faced - the WI
innings adds up to 307 balls! However if these mistakes were evenly
distributed it would still only lop about four balls off Rizwan-uz-Zaman's
innings.
<snip>
Andrew
prabhu
Shoaib atleast was consistent throughout this series against WI : 3
(34), 7(36), 11(35) and 3(32).
Southpaw
Heh, I saw at least 4 of the 5 days of that test at the MAC in
Chepauk, including the last day.
-Samarth.