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Test wicket milestones
1st: Craig McDermott lbw 9 vs Australia – Match #1 – Test #1195[61]
50th: Navjot Sidhu caught Ruwan Kalpage 43 vs India – Match #13 – Test #1247
100th: Stephen Fleming bowled 59 vs New Zealand – Match #27 – 1359
150th: Guy Whittall caught sub (Mahela Jayawardene) 17 vs Zimbabwe – Match #36 – Test #1395
200th: Ben Hollioake lbw 0 vs England – Match #42 – Test #1423
250th: Naved Ashraf lbw 27 vs Pakistan – Match #51 – Test #1489
300th: Shaun Pollock caught Tillakaratne Dilshan 11 vs South Africa – Match #58 – Test #1526
350th: Mohammad Sharif caught and bowled 19 vs Bangladesh – Match #66 – Test #1561
400th: Henry Olonga bowled 0 vs Zimbabwe – Match #72 – Test #1585
450th: Daryl Tuffey caught Sanath Jayasuriya 1 vs New Zealand – Match #80 – Test #1644
500th: Michael Kasprowicz bowled 0 vs Australia – Match #87 – Test #1688
520th: Mluleki Nkala caught Mahela Jayawardene 24 vs Zimbabwe – Match #89 – Test #1698 – Breaks Courtney Walsh's world record
550th: Khaled Mashud caught Thilan Samaraweera 2 vs Bangladesh – Match #94 – Test #1764
600th: Khaled Mashud caught Lasith Malinga 6 vs Bangladesh – Match #101 – Test #1786
650th: Makhaya Ntini caught Farveez Maharoof 13 vs South Africa – Match #108 – Test #1812
700th: Syed Rasel caught Farveez Maharoof 4 vs Bangladesh – Match #113 – Test #1839
709th: Paul Collingwood bowled 45 vs England – Match #116 – Test #1851 – Breaks Shane Warne's world record
750th: Sourav Ganguly stumped Prasanna Jayawardene 16 vs India – Match #122 – Test #1884
1st: Craig McDermott lbw 9 vs Australia – Match #1 – Test #1195[61]
50th: Navjot Sidhu caught Ruwan Kalpage 43 vs India – Match #13 – Test #1247
100th: Stephen Fleming bowled 59 vs New Zealand – Match #27 – 1359
150th: Guy Whittall caught sub (Mahela Jayawardene) 17 vs Zimbabwe – Match #36 – Test #1395
200th: Ben Hollioake lbw 0 vs England – Match #42 – Test #1423
250th: Naved Ashraf lbw 27 vs Pakistan – Match #51 – Test #1489
300th: Shaun Pollock caught Tillakaratne Dilshan 11 vs South Africa – Match #58 – Test #1526
350th: Mohammad Sharif caught and bowled 19 vs Bangladesh – Match #66 – Test #1561
400th: Henry Olonga bowled 0 vs Zimbabwe – Match #72 – Test #1585
450th: Daryl Tuffey caught Sanath Jayasuriya 1 vs New Zealand – Match #80 – Test #1644
500th: Michael Kasprowicz bowled 0 vs Australia – Match #87 – Test #1688
520th: Mluleki Nkala caught Mahela Jayawardene 24 vs Zimbabwe – Match #89 – Test #1698 – Breaks Courtney Walsh's world record
550th: Khaled Mashud caught Thilan Samaraweera 2 vs Bangladesh – Match #94 – Test #1764
600th: Khaled Mashud caught Lasith Malinga 6 vs Bangladesh – Match #101 – Test #1786
650th: Makhaya Ntini caught Farveez Maharoof 13 vs South Africa – Match #108 – Test #1812
700th: Syed Rasel caught Farveez Maharoof 4 vs Bangladesh – Match #113 – Test #1839
709th: Paul Collingwood bowled 45 vs England – Match #116 – Test #1851 – Breaks Shane Warne's world record
750th: Sourav Ganguly stumped Prasanna Jayawardene 16 vs India – Match #122 – Test #1884
World records and achievements
Muttiah Muralitharan holds a number of world records, and several firsts:
The most Test wickets (792 wickets as of 02 December 2009).[89]
The most One-Day International wickets (512 wickets as of 25 September 2009).[89]
The highest number of international wickets in Tests and ODIs combined (1304 wickets as of 02 December 2009).[89]
The most 5-wicket hauls in an innings at Test level (66).[62]
The most 10-wicket hauls in a match at Test level (22). He is the only player to take 10 wickets/match against every Test playing nation.[90]
Fastest to 350,[91] 400,[92] 450,[93] 500,[94] 550,[95] 600,[96] 650[97] and 700[98] Test wickets, in terms of matches played.
Only player to take 10 wickets in a Test in four consecutive matches. He has achieved this feat twice.[99]
Only player to take 50 or more wickets against every Test playing nation.[100]
Muralitharan and Jim Laker (England), are the only bowlers to have taken 9 wickets in a Test innings twice.
7 wickets in an innings against the most countries (5).[101]
Most Test wickets taken bowled (157),[102] stumped (41)[103] and caught & bowled (31).[104] Bowled by Muralitharan (b Muralitharan) is the most common dismissal in Test cricket (excluding run out).[105]
Most successful bowler/fielder (non-wicket keeper) combination – c. Mahela Jayawardene b. Muttiah Muralitharan (67).[106]
Most Man of the Series awards in Test cricket (11).[107]
One of only six bowlers who have dismissed all the eleven batsmen in a Test match. Jim Laker, Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan, Geoff Dymock, Abdul Qadir and Waqar Younis are the others.[108]
Most test wickets in a single ground. Muralitharan is the only bowler to capture 100-plus Test wickets at three venues, the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo, the Asgiriya Stadium in Kandy and the Galle International Stadium in Galle.[109]
The only bowler to take 75 or more wickets in a calendar year on three occasions, achieving it in 2000, 2001 and 2006.
Most ducks (dismissals for zero) ever in international cricket (Tests+ODI's+Twenty20): 59 ducks total.[110]
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Muttiah Muralitharan holds a number of world records, and several firsts:
The most Test wickets (792 wickets as of 02 December 2009).[89]
The most One-Day International wickets (512 wickets as of 25 September 2009).[89]
The highest number of international wickets in Tests and ODIs combined (1304 wickets as of 02 December 2009).[89]
The most 5-wicket hauls in an innings at Test level (66).[62]
The most 10-wicket hauls in a match at Test level (22). He is the only player to take 10 wickets/match against every Test playing nation.[90]
Fastest to 350,[91] 400,[92] 450,[93] 500,[94] 550,[95] 600,[96] 650[97] and 700[98] Test wickets, in terms of matches played.
Only player to take 10 wickets in a Test in four consecutive matches. He has achieved this feat twice.[99]
Only player to take 50 or more wickets against every Test playing nation.[100]
Muralitharan and Jim Laker (England), are the only bowlers to have taken 9 wickets in a Test innings twice.
7 wickets in an innings against the most countries (5).[101]
Most Test wickets taken bowled (157),[102] stumped (41)[103] and caught & bowled (31).[104] Bowled by Muralitharan (b Muralitharan) is the most common dismissal in Test cricket (excluding run out).[105]
Most successful bowler/fielder (non-wicket keeper) combination – c. Mahela Jayawardene b. Muttiah Muralitharan (67).[106]
Most Man of the Series awards in Test cricket (11).[107]
One of only six bowlers who have dismissed all the eleven batsmen in a Test match. Jim Laker, Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan, Geoff Dymock, Abdul Qadir and Waqar Younis are the others.[108]
Most test wickets in a single ground. Muralitharan is the only bowler to capture 100-plus Test wickets at three venues, the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo, the Asgiriya Stadium in Kandy and the Galle International Stadium in Galle.[109]
The only bowler to take 75 or more wickets in a calendar year on three occasions, achieving it in 2000, 2001 and 2006.
Most ducks (dismissals for zero) ever in international cricket (Tests+ODI's+Twenty20): 59 ducks total.[110]
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Averaging nearly six wickets per Test, Muttiah Muralitharan is one of the most successful bowlers in the game, the greatest player in Sri Lanka's history, and without doubt the most controversial cricketer of the modern age. Muralitharan's rise from humble beginnings, being the Tamil son of a hill-country confectioner, to the top of the wicket-takers' list in Test cricket has divided the cricket world in the past decade because of his weird bent-arm bowling action.
He bowls marathon spells, yet is forever on the attack. From a loose-limbed, open-chested action, his chief weapons are the big-spinning offbreak and two versions of the top-spinner, one of which goes straight on and the other, which has now been labelled his doosra, which spins in the opposite direction to his stock ball. His newest variation is a version of Shane Warne's slider, which is flicked out the side of his hand and rushes onto batsmen like a flipper. His super-flexible wrist makes him especially potent and guarantees him turn on any surface.
His career has been beset with controversy from the start. Suspicions about his action were whispered soon after his debut against the Australians in 1993 and then aired freely after he was called for throwing while touring Australia in 1995-96, first in the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne by Darrel Hair and later in the one-day series that followed. He was cleared by the ICC after biomechanical analysis at the University of Western Australia and at the University of Hong Kong in 1996. They concluded that his action created the 'optical illusion of throwing'.
But the controversy did not die away. He was called again on the 1998-99 tour to Australia, this time by Ross Emerson. Muralitharan was sent for further tests in Perth and England and was cleared again. However, the perfection of his doosra prompted further suspicion and at the end of a prolific three-match home series against Australia in March 2004 he was reported by ICC match referee Chris Broad. More high-tech tests followed, and ultimately forced the ICC to seriously look into the entire issue of throwing in international cricket, which revealed that many bowlers bend their arms during delivery, and that Murali might have been made an unfair victim. On the field, Murali continued to pile on the wickets, overtaking Courtney Walsh's 519-wicket world record to become the highest wicket-taker in Test history in May 2004.
It is unlikely that Muralitharan's career will ever be controversy-free, a fact that he now accepts. But the rapid progress of technology and sports science in the past decade has undoubtedly salvaged his reputation. He continues to pick up wickets by the bucket load, although many large hauls have come against the two weakest nations - Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. However, he saves his most stunning efforts for the big boys, such as his duel with the Australians in 2004 and his eight-wicket haul at Trent Bridge in 2006 which produced a famous series-levelling win against England.
Muralitharan picked up 23 wickets in the 2007 World Cup, though Sri Lanka were unable to repeat their 1996 final win against Australia. Muralitharan next featured in the home Test series against Bangladesh when, with the last of his 26 wickets, he became the second player to 700 Test wickets. He duly passed Warne's Test record of 708 wickets against England in December 2007, fittingly on his home ground in Kandy.
He bowls marathon spells, yet is forever on the attack. From a loose-limbed, open-chested action, his chief weapons are the big-spinning offbreak and two versions of the top-spinner, one of which goes straight on and the other, which has now been labelled his doosra, which spins in the opposite direction to his stock ball. His newest variation is a version of Shane Warne's slider, which is flicked out the side of his hand and rushes onto batsmen like a flipper. His super-flexible wrist makes him especially potent and guarantees him turn on any surface.
His career has been beset with controversy from the start. Suspicions about his action were whispered soon after his debut against the Australians in 1993 and then aired freely after he was called for throwing while touring Australia in 1995-96, first in the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne by Darrel Hair and later in the one-day series that followed. He was cleared by the ICC after biomechanical analysis at the University of Western Australia and at the University of Hong Kong in 1996. They concluded that his action created the 'optical illusion of throwing'.
But the controversy did not die away. He was called again on the 1998-99 tour to Australia, this time by Ross Emerson. Muralitharan was sent for further tests in Perth and England and was cleared again. However, the perfection of his doosra prompted further suspicion and at the end of a prolific three-match home series against Australia in March 2004 he was reported by ICC match referee Chris Broad. More high-tech tests followed, and ultimately forced the ICC to seriously look into the entire issue of throwing in international cricket, which revealed that many bowlers bend their arms during delivery, and that Murali might have been made an unfair victim. On the field, Murali continued to pile on the wickets, overtaking Courtney Walsh's 519-wicket world record to become the highest wicket-taker in Test history in May 2004.
It is unlikely that Muralitharan's career will ever be controversy-free, a fact that he now accepts. But the rapid progress of technology and sports science in the past decade has undoubtedly salvaged his reputation. He continues to pick up wickets by the bucket load, although many large hauls have come against the two weakest nations - Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. However, he saves his most stunning efforts for the big boys, such as his duel with the Australians in 2004 and his eight-wicket haul at Trent Bridge in 2006 which produced a famous series-levelling win against England.
Muralitharan picked up 23 wickets in the 2007 World Cup, though Sri Lanka were unable to repeat their 1996 final win against Australia. Muralitharan next featured in the home Test series against Bangladesh when, with the last of his 26 wickets, he became the second player to 700 Test wickets. He duly passed Warne's Test record of 708 wickets against England in December 2007, fittingly on his home ground in Kandy.
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murali is a proud srilankan n a good example that sri lanka is one nation no differ between religions n complexions!!
මේ වගේ ක්රිඩකයෙක් අපේ රටේ බිහි වුන එක ගෑන අපිට සන්තොසයි.
ඒ වගේම නුවර බිහි වුන කොල්ලෙක් ඒ වගේම අපේ පාසලේ ඉගෙනමු ලෑබු තරුණයෙක් හෑටියට අපිට ලොකු අඩම්බරයක් තියෙනවා..
ඒ වගේම නුවර බිහි වුන කොල්ලෙක් ඒ වගේම අපේ පාසලේ ඉගෙනමු ලෑබු තරුණයෙක් හෑටියට අපිට ලොකු අඩම්බරයක් තියෙනවා..
Apita godak murali nathi eka daneni
everyone must leave one day.....but some people never leaves the hearts..... GOOD BYE MURALI.......
මම නම් ක්රිකට් ගැන දන්න දවසෙ ඉදන්ම මුරලි ගැනත් දන්නවා...
මතක නම් කොච්චරක්ද...
මුරලි අනිවා 800 ගන්නවා..
good trd bro..
මතක නම් කොච්චරක්ද...
මුරලි අනිවා 800 ගන්නවා..
good trd bro..
මම ජාතිවාදය ගැන කතා කරනව නෙමෙයි. ශ්රී ලංකාව සිංහල ජාතිකයන් වැඩිපුරම සිටින රටක්. මුරලි ද්රවිඩ ජාතිකයෙක්. අපේ රටේ අවුරුදු තිහක් යුද්දයකුත් තිබුනා.
මම මතුකරන්න හදන්නේ මේ දෙයයි. මුරලි ක්රීඩා කරන කොට අපිට කවදාවත්ම හිතිලා තියෙනවද එයා දෙමල එහෙම කියලා.ආපි කට ඇරල කියන්නේ අපේ මුරලි කියල නේද? මුරලි හෙට ටෙස්ට් ක්රිකට් වලින් සමු ගන්නවා. මුරලි ක්රිකට් වලට කරපු සේවය ගැන මේ දවස් වල හැමෝම කතා කරනවා.ඒක කතා කරලා ඉවර කරන්න පුළුවන් දේකුත් නෙමෙයි. ඊටත් වඩා මම හිතන්නේ මුරලිදරන් කියන්නේ ක්රිකට් ක්රීඩාව හරහා ලංකාවේ සියලුම ජාතීන් එකතු කරපු මහා බලවේගයක් විදියටයි.
ඔබට බොහෝමත්ම ස්තූතීයි!
මම ජාතිවාදය ගැන කතා කරනව නෙමෙයි. ශ්රී ලංකාව සිංහල ජාතිකයන් වැඩිපුරම සිටින රටක්. මුරලි ද්රවිඩ ජාතිකයෙක්. අපේ රටේ අවුරුදු තිහක් යුද්දයකුත් තිබුනා.
මම මතුකරන්න හදන්නේ මේ දෙයයි. මුරලි ක්රීඩා කරන කොට අපිට කවදාවත්ම හිතිලා තියෙනවද එයා දෙමල එහෙම කියලා.ආපි කට ඇරල කියන්නේ අපේ මුරලි කියල නේද? මුරලි හෙට ටෙස්ට් ක්රිකට් වලින් සමු ගන්නවා. මුරලි ක්රිකට් වලට කරපු සේවය ගැන මේ දවස් වල හැමෝම කතා කරනවා.ඒක කතා කරලා ඉවර කරන්න පුළුවන් දේකුත් නෙමෙයි. ඊටත් වඩා මම හිතන්නේ මුරලිදරන් කියන්නේ ක්රිකට් ක්රීඩාව හරහා ලංකාවේ සියලුම ජාතීන් එකතු කරපු මහා බලවේගයක් විදියටයි.
ඔබට බොහෝමත්ම ස්තූතීයි!
මම ජාතිවාදය ගැන කතා කරනව නෙමෙයි. ශ්රී ලංකාව සිංහල ජාතිකයන් වැඩිපුරම සිටින රටක්. මුරලි ද්රවිඩ ජාතිකයෙක්. අපේ රටේ අවුරුදු තිහක් යුද්දයකුත් තිබුනා.
මම මතුකරන්න හදන්නේ මේ දෙයයි. මුරලි ක්රීඩා කරන කොට අපිට කවදාවත්ම හිතිලා තියෙනවද එයා දෙමල එහෙම කියලා.ආපි කට ඇරල කියන්නේ අපේ මුරලි කියල නේද? මුරලි හෙට ටෙස්ට් ක්රිකට් වලින් සමු ගන්නවා. මුරලි ක්රිකට් වලට කරපු සේවය ගැන මේ දවස් වල හැමෝම කතා කරනවා.ඒක කතා කරලා ඉවර කරන්න පුළුවන් දේකුත් නෙමෙයි. ඊටත් වඩා මම හිතන්නේ මුරලිදරන් කියන්නේ ක්රිකට් ක්රීඩාව හරහා ලංකාවේ සියලුම ජාතීන් එකතු කරපු මහා බලවේගයක් විදියටයි.
ඔබට බොහෝමත්ම ස්තූතීයි!
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