Statsman: Wicket-keepers in cost on the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023

Keepers in cost

4 The variety of events when wicket-keepers from each side have been additionally the captains in a World Cup match. The opening match of World Cup 2023 in Ahmedabad offered the newest occasion in CWC.

Both wicket-keepers main the aspect in a World Cup match

Captain-keeper1	Captain-keeper2	Venue	Date	Result
Ashish Bagai (Canada)	Kumar Sangakkara (SL)	Hambantota	20 Feb 2011	SL received by 210 runs
Kumar Sangakkara (SL)	M. S. Dhoni (Ind)	Mumbai WS	+2 Apr 2011	Ind received by 6 wkts
Brendan Taylor (Zim)	M. S. Dhoni (Ind)	Auckland	14 Mar 2015	Ind received by 6 wkts
Jos Buttler (Eng)	Tom Latham (NZ)	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023	NZ received by 9 wkts

+ World Cup last 2011

Note: * Brendan Taylor (Zim) was the stand-in captain for the injured Elton Chigumbura in Auckland

* Tom Latham (NZ) was the stand-in captain for the injured Kane Williamson in Ahmedabad

7 The variety of situations when a father and son appeared in Cricket World Cup tournaments. This version will see 4 gamers whose fathers have earlier appeared in earlier World Cup editions.

Father & sons showing the World Cup tournaments

#	Father	Son/s
1.	Don Pringle (East Africa, 1975)	Derek Pringle (England, 1987-1992)
2.	Lance Cairns (New Zealand, 1975-1983)	Chris Cairns (New Zealand, 1992-2003)
3.	Chris Broad (England, 1987)	Stuart Broad (England, 2007-2015)
4.	Geoff Marsh (Australia, 1987-1992)	Shaun Marsh (Australia, 2015) & Mitchell Marsh (Australia, 2019-2023*)
5.	Rod Latham (New Zealand, 1992)	Tom Latham (New Zealand, 2019-2023*)
6.	Kevin Curran (Zimbabwe, 1983-1987)	Sam Curran (England, 2023*)
7.	Tim de Leede (Netherlands, 1996-2007)	Bas de Leede (Netherlands, 2023*)

Note:

** The Pringles and Currans appeared within the CWC however for various sides.

** The Marsh household has three members within the World Cup (father and two sons)

1 The variety of events in ODI cricket when all 11 gamers within the enjoying XI reached double figures. The opening CWC match offered the first-ever occasion of 11 batters scoring 10 or extra runs for a staff in an ODI sport (this feat is but to happen in a girls’s ODI sport, too). For England, Joe Root (at #3) top-scored with 77, whereas Moeen Ali (#5) and Chris Woakes (#9), with 11 every, made the bottom scores of the innings. Interestingly, of the 14 who got here out to bat on this match, 13 accomplished 10 or extra runs, whereas one (Will Young) registered a golden duck.

All 11 gamers making double-figures in an ODI match

Batters with 10+ scores	For	(HS, LS)	Total (ov)	Against	Venue	Date	Result
11	England	(77, 11)	282/9 (50)	New Zealand	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023	Lost
10	West Indies	(39, 4)	246/10 (47)	Australia	Bridgetown	13 Mar 1991	Lost
10	Pakistan	(51, 4)	259/9 (50)	West Indies	Dhaka	29 Oct 1998	Lost
10	Zimbabwe	(71, 1)	262/10 (47.4)	India	Rajkot MG	14 Dec 2000	Lost
10	India	(52, 1)	275/10 (49.5)	Pakistan	Jaipur	18 Nov 2007	Lost
10	Australia	(47, 0)	269/10 (49)	India	Chennai	22 Mar 2023	Won

HS – highest rating, LS – lowest rating within the innings

22 The variety of innings Devon Conway wanted to mixture 1000 runs in his ODI profession. He achieved this milestone throughout his century in Ahmedabad towards England. He bettered the earlier file of 24 innings collectively held by Glenn Turner (in 1983) and Daryl Mitchell (in September 2023). Conway, in the meantime, additionally turned the fifth quickest amongst left-handed batters to attain this landmark of 1000 ODI runs. The tables under have all the small print.

Quickest to 1000 ODI profession runs (in fewest innings) for New Zealand

Inns	Mts	Batter	Achieved on	Runs	Ave.	HS	100/50
22	23	Devon Conway	5 Oct 2023	1026	54.00	152*	5/3
24	25	Glenn Turner	31 Jan 1983	1061	58.94	171*	2/6
24	27	Daryl Mitchell	10 Sep 2023	1004	50.20	129	4/3
25	25	Andrew Jones	4 Mar 1989	1014	46,09	90	0/12

Quickest to 1000 ODI profession runs (in fewest innings) by left-handed batters

Inns	Mts	Batter	For	Achieved on	Runs	Ave.	HS	100/50
18	18	Fakhar Zaman	Pak	22 Jul 2018	1065	76.07	210*	3/6
19	19	Imam-ul-Haq	Pak	25 Jan 2019	1011	63.19	128	5/4
21	21	Quinton de Kock	SAf	19 Aug 2014	1001	47.67	135	5/1
21	21	Dawid Malan	Eng	15 Sep 2023	1046	61.53	134	5/5
22	23	Devon Conway	NZ	5 Oct 2023	1026	54.00	152*	5/3

4 The variety of batters who made 150+ scores of their CWC debut match. New Zealand’s Devon Conway’s with an unbeaten 152 towards England on 5 October 2023 is the newest to affix this elite listing. With team-mate Rachin Ravindra additionally making 123 not out, this offered the primary occasion of two batters registering centuries of their CWC debuts.

Highest scores by batters on CWC debut

Runs	Batter	(Bat#)	For	Against	Venue	Date	Result
188*	Gary Kirsten	(2)	SA	UAE	Rawalpindi	16 Feb 1996	Won
172*	Craig Wishart	(1)	Zim	Namibia	Harare	10 Feb 2003	Won
171*	Glenn Turner	(1)	NZ	East Africa	Birmingham	7 Jun 1975	Won
152*	Devon Conway	(1)	NZ	Eng	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023	Won
143*	Andrew Symonds	(6)	Aus	Pak	Johannesburg	11 Feb 2003	Won

Note: Conway is the one one within the above listing to do it whereas batting second within the match.

23 Rachin Ravindra’s age when he scored his maiden ODI and CWC century towards England in Ahmedabad on 5 October 2023. He additionally turned the youngest batter to register a century towards England within the CWC. The earlier youngest was one other Kiwi, Nathan Astle, then aged 24y-152d when he made 101 within the 1996 version of the CWC at the exact same floor. Incidentally, that sport, too, was the opening match — of the 1996 CWC version. Ravindra additionally turned the youngest New Zealander to register a century within the CWC. The second desk has the small print.

Youngest to register a three-figure rating towards England within the World Cup

Age	Batter	Runs	Bat#	For	Venue	Date	Result
23y-321d	Rachin Ravindra	123*	3	New Zealand	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023	Won
24y-152d	Nathan Astle	101	2	New Zealand	Ahmedabad	14 Feb 1996	Won
25y-67d	Rameez Raja	113	1	Pakistan	Karachi	20 Oct 1987	Won
25y-174d	Lahiru Thirimanne	139*	1	Sri Lanka	Wellington	1 Mar 2015	Won
26y-52d	Upul Tharanga	102*	1	Sri Lanka	Colombo RPS	26 Mar 2011	Won

Youngest to register a three-figure scores for New Zealand within the World Cup

Age	Batter	Runs	Bat#	Against	Venue	Date	Result
23y-321d	Rachin Ravindra	123*	3	England	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023	Won
24y-152d	Nathan Astle	101	2	England	Ahmedabad	14 Feb 1996	Won
26y-112d	Chris Harris	130	5	Australia	Chennai	11 Mar 1996	Lost
27y-0d	Ross Taylor	131*	4	Pakistan	Pallekele	8 Mar 2011	Won
27y-215d	Scott Styris	141	4	Sri Lanka	Bloemfontein	10 Feb 2023	Lost

Note: Ravindra’s team-mate in Ahmedabad, Devon Conway (152*), at 32y-89d, was the second oldest Kiwi to register a three-figure rating within the CWC. Only Stephen Fleming at 34y-1d was older (102* v Bangladesh in North Sound in 2007)

82 The variety of balls that remained when New Zealand defeated England by 9 wickets, whereas chasing a goal exceeding 270-plus within the CWC’s opening match in Ahmedabad on 5 October 2023. The balls to spare equals the file in ODI cricket for a aspect chasing a goal of 270+. However, New Zealand’s efficiency is now the most effective for a aspect within the CWC.

Highest variety of balls remaining whereas efficiently chasing targets of 270 or extra in ODI cricket

Balls to spare	Team batting 1st		Team batting 2nd (successful aspect)	Venue	Date
82	Australia (294/9)	misplaced to	South Africa (295/4)	Centurion	30 Sep 2016
82	England (282/9)	misplaced to	New Zealand (283/1)	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023
80	Sri Lanka (320/4)	misplaced to	India (321/3)	Hobart	28 Feb 2012
75	England (321/7)	misplaced to	Sri Lanka (324/2)	Leeds	1 Jul 2006
72	West Indies (288/6)	misplaced to	England (294/1)	Southampton	29 Sep 2017

Highest variety of balls remaining whereas efficiently chasing targets of 250 or extra in CWC

Balls to spare	Team batting 1st		Team batting 2nd (successful aspect)	Venue	Date
82	England (282/9)	misplaced to	New Zealand (283/1)	Ahmedabad	5 Oct 2023
79	Ireland (259/10)	misplaced to	India (260/2)	Hamilton	10 Mar 2015
51	West Indies (321/8)	misplaced to	Bangladesh (322/3)	Taunton	17 Jun 2019

All information are appropriate and up to date till 6 October 2023