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Saturday, October 2, 2010

Mohali test update Day 2

Oct 2, (PTI)






Following are statistical highlights of the second day of the first cricket Test between India and Australia here today. # Mitchell Johnson, during the course of his brilliant 47 off 66 balls, has become the 12th Australian all-rounder to accomplish the double of 1,000 runs and 100 wickets. # Johnson's aforesaid innings is the highest by number eight Australian batsman at PCA Stadium, Mohali. # Johnson and Tim Paine have shared a 82-run stand -- a partnership record for Australia for the seventh wicket at Mohali. # Doug Bollinger has recorded his third duck in Tests -- one each against Pakistan, the West Indies and India. # Zaheer Khan (5/94) is the second bowler to capture five wickets in an innings for India against Australia at Mohali. In the 2008-09 Test, Amit Mishra had claimed five for 71. # Virender Sehwag's outstanding knock (59 off 54 balls) is his eighth fifty against Australia -- his 23rd in Tests. # Among the batsmen with 300 runs or more in Tests in 2010, Sehwag's strike rate of 92.69 is the highest. # Sehwag's aggregate of 850 in eight Tests is the third highest in 2010, next only to Jonathan Trott (England) -- 880 and Sachin Tendulkar (India) -- 867. # With fifty-plus in eleven Tests in a row, Sehwag has equalled a record, held by West Indian Viv Richards and India's Gautam Gambhir. # Paine (92) has recorded his maiden Test half-century, bettering the 47 against Pakistan at Lord's in July 2010. # Zaheer Khan has now taken five wickets in an innings 10 times -- three times against Australia. # Zaheer has bagged five wickets in an innings at home three times -- twice against Australia and once against Sri Lanka. # Zaheer has taken his wickets' tally to 27 at 22.40 runs apiece in five Tests -- the most by an Indian bowler in 2010. # Australia (428) have recorded their best total at PCA Stadium, Mohali -- their first total of 300-plus at this venue. # Shane Watson's well-compiled second Test hundred (126) is his best innings, outstripping the 120 not out against Pakistan at Melbourne in December, 2009. # Pragyan Ojha has bowled marvellously, capturing just one wicket, his economy rate of 2.18 is his best in a Test innings when he bowled at least 25 overs in an innings. # Hilfenhaus and Paine put on 54 for the ninth wicket -- Australia's best at Mohali. # In three successive innings against Australia at Mohali, Virender Sehwag and Gambhir have registered opening stands of 50-plus -- 70 and 182 in 2008 and 81 on the second day of the present Test. # Ishant Sharma, for the first time, has delivered 10 no-balls -- the most bowled by him in a Test innings.

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