Hat-tricks in One-day Internationals

Pakistani_Tiger · March 16, 2003, 12:10am

Updated

In this field, our bowlers kicks everyone’s butt! Two hat-tricks are against Pakistan. One from the Aussie bowler, Anthony; and the other one from James Anderson.

SOURCE - The News International

DURBAN: List of bowlers who have taken hat-tricks in One-Day Internationals, including the World Cup, after Australian Brett Lee’s feat against Kenya here on Saturday:

Jalal-ud-Din (Pakistan) v Australia, 1982-83
Bruce Reid (Australia) v New Zealand, 1985-86
**Wasim Akram (Pakistan) v West Indies, 1989-90
Wasim Akram (Pakistan) v Australia, 1989-90**
Kapil Dev (India) v Sri Lanka, 1990-91
Aqib Javed (Pakistan) v India, 1991-92
Danny Morrison (New Zealand) v India, 1993-94
Waqar Younis (Pakistan) v New Zealand, 1994-95
Saqlain Mushtaq (Pakistan) v Zimbabwe, 1996-97
Eddo Brandes (Zimbabwe) v England, 1996-97
Anthony Stuart (Australia) v Pakistan, 1996-97
Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) v Zimbabwe, 2001
Mohammad Sami (Pakistan) v West Indies, 2002.
James Anderson (England) v Pakistan, 2003.

Hat-tricks in World Cup:
Chetan Sharma (India) v New Zealand, 1987-88
Saqlain Mushtaq (Pakistan) v Zimbabwe, 1999
Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) v Bangladesh, 2003
Brett Lee (Australia) v Kenya, 2003

a1kashur · March 16, 2003, 2:32am

UMAIR316 · March 16, 2003, 6:25am

It just goes to show you Pakistanis rule when it comes to bowling, they maybe temporarily down but they will comeback up like always.

system · March 16, 2003, 7:55am

Let’s hope they get more and more hat-tricks.

Nancy_Drew · March 16, 2003, 8:51am

:biggthumb

allah_ka_banda_1 · March 16, 2003, 10:44am

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Originally posted by UMAIR316: *
It just goes to show you Pakistanis **rule* when it comes to bowling.
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RULED

Agreed.

Pakistani_Tiger · March 16, 2003, 12:37pm

Pakistan Match Reports:

Jalal-ud-din became the first bowler in the ODIs history to reached the milestone of Hat-trick. Match: Pakistan v Australia, played in Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad, Sindh. Date: September 20, 1982. Result: Pakistan won by 59 runs.
Wasim Akram’s Hat-trick. Match: Pakistan v West Indies played in Sharjah C.A. Stadium. Date: October 14 1989. Result: Pakistan won by 11 runs
Wasim’s second Hat-trick. Match: Australia v Pakistan, played in Sharjah C.A. Stadium. Date: May 4 1990. Result: Pakistan won by 36 runs.
Aaqib Javed’s Hat-trick. Match: Pakistan v India, played in Sharjah C.A Stadium. Date: October 25, 1991. Result: Pakistan won by 72 runs.
Waqar Younis’s Hat-trick. Match: New Zealand v Pakistan, played in Buffalo Park, East London (day/night). Date: December 19, 1994. Result: Pakistan won by 5 wickets
Saqlain Mushtaq’s Hat-trick. Match: Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 1996/97, played in International Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar. Date: November 3, 1996. Result: Pakistan won by 78 runs
Saqlain Mushtaq’s second Hat-trick. Match: Pakistan v Zimbabwe, played in Kennington Oval, London. Date: June 11, 1999. Result: Pakistan won by 148 runs
Muhammad Sami’s Hat-trick. Match: Pakistan v West Indies, played in Sharjah C.A. Stadium (day/night). Date: February 15, 2002. Result: Pakistan won by 51 runs

Hat-trick from an Aussie bowler, Anothy Stuart against Pakistan:

Anothy Sturat’s Hat-trick. Match: Australia v Pakistan, Melbourne Cricket Ground(D/N). Date: Jan 16, 1997. Result: Australia won by 3 wickets

Hat-trick from the English Aussie bowler, James Anderson against Pakistan:

James Anderson’s Hat-trick. Match: England v Pakistan, The AMP Oval, London. Date: 20 June 2003. Result: England won by 7 wickets

Pakistani_Tiger · March 19, 2003, 5:26pm

Other Match Reports:

[ul]

[li]Bruce Reid’s Hat-trick. Match: Australia v New Zealand played in 1986
[/li]Sydney Cricket Ground (D/N). Date: 29 January 1986. Result: Australia won by 99 runs

[li]Kapil Dev’s Hat-trick: Match: India v Sri Lanka played in Eden Gardens, Calcutta. Date: 4 January 1991. Result: India won by 7 wickets
[/li]

[li]Chetan Sharma’s Hat-trick: Match: India v New Zealand played in Vidarbha C.A. Ground, Nagpur
[/li]31 October 1987. Result: India won by 9 wickets

[li]Chaminda Vaas’s Hat-trick. Match: Sri Lanka v Bangladesh played in City Oval, Pietermaritzburg. Date: 14 February 2003. Result: Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets
[/li]
[li]Bret Lee’s Hat-trick. Match: Australia v Kenya played in Kingsmead, Durban (D/N). Date: 15 March 2003. Result: Australia won by 5 wickets
[/li]

[/ul]

Can’t seem to find remainin’ three match reports. If you do, feel free to post!

Changez_like · March 19, 2003, 7:18pm

Sorry, I couldn’t see a hatrick here, can u show me?

allah_ka_banda_1 · March 19, 2003, 7:20pm

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*Originally posted by Changez_like: *

Sorry, I couldn't see a hatrick here, can u show me?
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It was in 2 over of kapil I think.Its confusing though.

ST Jayasuriya lbw b Kapil Dev 23 24 0 0
RJ Ratnayake b Kapil Dev 0 6 0 0
CPH Ramanayake b Kapil Dev 0 3 0 0

Pakistani_Tiger · March 19, 2003, 7:27pm

^

Correct. :)

allah_ka_banda_1 · March 19, 2003, 7:30pm

http://www-usa.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/1990-91/OD_TOURNEYS/ASIA/SL_IND_ASIA_ODI2_28DEC1990.html
Issue here is I dont see any wicket on his ball number 9.1.

8.5 ==>Ratnayake
8.6 ==>Ramanayake
9.1 ==>??? (Probably Run out Anurasiri)
9.2 ==>Jayasuriya

How is this hat trick then… ???
Can anyone help…

Pakistani_Tiger · March 19, 2003, 7:37pm

Well, sorry, I don't get your statement but looking at FoW it does makes sense;

6-190 (Ranatunga), 7-191 (Ratnayake), 8-191 (Ramanayake)

I believe there must be a white/no ball give by Dev.

Edited: Holy crap, my theory doesn't makes sense either. Maybe, Dev bowled later or something like that.

Could be like:

8.6---wicket
9.1---wicket
9.2---wicket.

Last two wickets fell on the same score:

(Ramanayake), 9-214 (Anurasiri), 10-214 (Jayasuriya).

Gotcha. :D

allah_ka_banda_1 · March 19, 2003, 7:45pm

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*Originally posted by Pakistani Tiger: *
Well, sorry, I don't get your statement but looking at FoW it does makes sense;

6-190 (Ranatunga), 7-191 (Ratnayake), 8-191 (Ramanayake)

I believe there must be a white/no ball give by Dev.

Edited: Holy crap, my theory doesn't makes sense either. Maybe, Dev bowled later or something like that.

Could be like:

8.6---wicket

9.1---wicket

9.2---wicket.

Last two wickets fell on the same score:

Ramanayake), 9-214 (Anurasiri), 10-214 (Jayasuriya).
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6th wicket was taken by Prabhakar..not kapil.. ;(

9.1 ==>>... but 9th wicket is run out....

and your wide ball theory fails because if its wide ball then its not counted as ball no 9.1.

It still doesn make sense.

Total confusion.. :( :(
May be this scorecard is wrong.

Pakistani_Tiger · March 19, 2003, 7:52pm

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*Originally posted by allah_ka_banda: *

9.1 ==>>... but 9th wicket is run out....
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Hey, doesn't run out count as a Team's wicket?

allah_ka_banda_1 · March 19, 2003, 7:57pm

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*Originally posted by Pakistani Tiger: *

Hey, doesn't run out count as a Team's wicket?
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No..it wont be counted as Kapil's wicket.

:(

Pakistani_Tiger · March 19, 2003, 8:10pm

Probably, this match report could clear tension.

LINK

Kapil took four wickets. The close scenerio could be like this: 5-175 (Mahanama), 7-181 (Ratnayake), 8-181 (Jayasuriya). First wicket taken on the last ball of the over and then 2 wickets on the next over’s first two balls.

Otherwise, just be happy Dev got a Hat-trick. :hehe:

allah_ka_banda_1 · March 19, 2003, 8:57pm

You are tlaking of totally different match.
One match was played at Cuttack and otherone in Calcutta.
I think Kapil had hat trick in calcuttaa nd we have been discussing Cuttack . Its so confusing here..
http://www-usa.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/1990-91/OD_TOURNEYS/ASIA/SL_IND_ASIA_ODI-FINAL_04JAN1991.html
http://www-usa.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/1990-91/OD_TOURNEYS/ASIA/SL_IND_ASIA_ODI2_28DEC1990.html

Pakistani_Tiger · March 19, 2003, 9:10pm

^

Yeah, I reckon that.

Settle then. :)

Asif_k · March 19, 2003, 9:19pm

Are Baba -I think I have watched that game. I dont recollect exact seen and faintl remember Kapil taking/completing Hat-trick in 2 overs. Here is what Iy think happened :- Mahanama skied the catch and ran for a Single and by the time More took the catch the batsmen had crossed and Ratnayke faced kapil, he got LBW next ball (which was the last ball).

Kapil comes on to bowl his next over and takes Jaysurya on his first ball.