2
The number of batsmen who have managed 50-plus scores on both their One-Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) debuts. Ishan Kishan is now the second to do so.
Batsmen who have made 50-plus scores on both T20I and ODI debut
Rassie van der Dussen (South Africa)
Ishan Kishan (India)
140
The number of innings Shikhar Dhawan needed to reach 6,000 runs in ODIs. During his unbeaten match-winning knock of 86 in the first Colombo RPS ODI on July 18, he became the 63rd batsman, and the 10th Indian, to cross the landmark and the fourth-quickest to do so.
Quickest to reach 6,000 ODI runs in terms of innings
Notes: Richards was the first batsman to aggregate 6,000 runs in ODIs.
Dhawan was on his ODI debut as captain when he achieved this landmark.
Dhawan is the second-quickest in terms of matches after Amla to reach the mark.
17
The number of innings Shikhar Dhawan took to aggregate 1,000 ODIs runs against Sri Lanka. In the first Colombo RPS match on July 18, he became the 33rd batsman, and the 12th Indian, to cross the landmark and the quickest to do so.
Quickest to reach 1,000 ODI runs against Sri Lanka in terms of innings
86
The number of runs scored by Shikhar Dhawan in the first Colombo RPS ODI is now the second-highest by an Indian on his ODI debut as captain. Sachin Tendulkar’s 110 also at the same venue on August 28, 1996, is the highest.
Highest ODI scores by Indians while batting for the first time as captain
Notes: The Leeds match was India’s inaugural ODI and also Wadekar’s debut as a player.
This was Dhoni’s second ODI match as captain. He did not bat in the first (in Bangalore on September 29, 2007).
69
The number of runs registered by Deepak Chahar during India’s successful run chase in the second ODI on July 20 at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo is now the joint third-highest individual score by a player batting at No. 8 or lower in a successful run chase.
Highest ODI scores by No. 8 or lower in successful run chases
Notes: The previous highest score by an Indian at these positions in a successful run chase was the 53 not out by Bhuvneshwar Kumar while batting at No. 9 against Sri Lanka at Pallekele on August 24, 2017.
9
The number of consecutive bilateral ODI series victories by India against Sri Lanka. India became the fifth ODI side to achieve nine or more consecutive series victories against one particular opponent.
India’s last nine consecutive bilateral ODI series against Sri Lanka
Note: Before the start of this successive series win sequence, India had won a seven-match ODI series 6-1 at home in October-November 2005, and then a three-match bilateral series in August 2006 in Sri Lanka was abandoned because of heavy rains after only 22 balls were possible in the opening match at the Colombo SSC. If that match is not considered, then India’s winning sequence would have extended to 10!
Most consecutive bilateral ODI victories by a team against a particular opponent
Note: Both Pakistan (won 13, drawn 1) and South Africa (won all nine) have never lost a bilateral ODI series against Zimbabwe.
93
The number of ODI victories by India against Sri Lanka. With victory in the second ODI at the Premadasa Stadium on July 20, this is now the new record for the most head-to-head ODI win for any team.
Maximum head-to-head ODI victories against one opponent
4/9
The best T20I figures by an opponent bowler against India. Sri Lankan leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga achieved these record figures in the final match of the recent series at the Premadasa on July 29.
Best T20I bowling figures against India
+ India won in a bowl-out
81/8
India’s total in the third T20I on July 29 is now the second-highest restricted total in the format by a team while batting the full quota of overs and without being dismissed.
Lowest T20I totals by Test nations while batting their full quota of 20 overs without being dismissed
Notes: The Hambantota game was part of the World T20 tournament.
The all-time T20I record is 61/8 in 20 overs by Iran against the UAE in the Al Amerat Msucat, Oman on February 23, 2020.
6
The number of times India has lost a T20I series of two or more matches. Sri Lanka recently became the fifth side to beat India in a T20I series.
Notes: The series against South Africa was scheduled to have three matches, but one was abandoned without a ball being bowled.
All records are updated as of July 31, 2021.
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