List_of_international_five-wicket_hauls_at_Kensington_Oval

List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at Kensington Oval

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Kensington Oval is a sports stadium in Bridgetown, Barbados. The ground is used mainly for cricket and has been the venue for international matches featuring the West Indies cricket team. It was established as the home ground of Pickwick Cricket Club in 1882 and hosted the West Indies first home Test match in 1930. International sides played at the ground as early as 1895,^{[lower-alpha 1]} and the ground was the first at which a combined West Indies side played first-class cricket.^{[lower-alpha 2]}^[1]

Kensington Oval during the Final of the 2007 Cricket World Cup, looking towards the Worrell, Weekes and Walcott stand.

One Day Internationals (ODI) have been played on the ground since 1985 and Twenty20 Internationals since 2008. The ground was rebuilt ahead of the 2007 Cricket World Cup and hosted the tournament final as well as the final of the 2010 ICC World Twenty20.^[1]^[2]^[3] Women's ODI and T20I matches have been held at the ground since 2010 and it hosted the final of the 2010 ICC Women's World Twenty20 competition.^[4]^[5]

In cricket, a five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer") refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings. This is regarded as a notable achievement.^[6] This article details the five-wicket hauls taken on the ground in official international Test, One Day International and Twenty20 International matches.^{[lower-alpha 3]}

The first five-wicket hauls in international matches on the ground were taken by England's Greville Stevens who took five wickets in each innings of the ground's first Test match in 1930.^[7] The first West Indian to do so was fast bowler Manny Martindale who took five wickets for 22 runs (5/22) against England in 1935.^[8] South African Charl Langeveldt took the first five-wicket haul in a One Day International on the ground, taking 5/62 against West Indies in 2005, a haul which included a hat-trick.^[9] West Indian Anisa Mohammed took the first five-wicket haul by a woman on the ground in an ODI in 2012 and the following year took the grounds first T20I five-wicket haul.^[10]^[11] In 2022, Jason Holder became the first male West Indian to take the first five-wicket haul in a T20I on the ground, taking 5/27 against England, which included a double hat-trick.

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An English side led by RS Lucas played Barbados on the ground in January 1895, the first match of their tour of the first tour of the West Indies.
West Indies played a touring Marylebone Cricket Club side on the ground in February 1911.
West Indies play as a composite team selecting players from a number of Caribbean nations and dependencies, generally those which formed part of the British West Indies. These sides play Test, ODI and Twenty20 International cricket. The individual national sides of the countries which make up the West Indies, such as the Barbados cricket team, play regional cricket competitions at first-class level, a level below Test cricket. This list only details the five-wicket hauls taken in international cricket on the ground.
This was the first Test match played on a ground in the West Indies.
This match was part of the 2007 Cricket World Cup.
This match was the final of the 2016 West Indies Tri-Series competition which was contested by West Indies, Australia and South Africa.

Both of Stevens' five-wicket hauls were taken in the same match.
Smith and Martindale took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
Smith took his five-wicket haul on his Test match debut.
Laker and Howorth took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Laker took his five-wicket haul on his Test debut.^[12] He was the first player to take seven wickets in an innings on the ground.
Phadkar and Ramadhin took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Gibb's figures of 8/38 were the first time eight wickets had been taken in an international innings on the ground. As of January 2020^[update] they remain the best Test match innings bowling figures on the ground.^[4]
Julien and Grieg took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
Hogg and Marshall took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Marshall took four wickets in the first innings of the match. His 11 wickets in the match are the most by any bowler in Test cricket on the ground.^[4]
Bishop and Marshall took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
Fraser, Walsh and Caddick took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Prasad and Kuruvilla took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Walsh and McGrath took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Walsh and Saqlain took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Kallis and Ramnarine took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Collins and Bond took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Edwards and Gayle took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
Sharma and Edwards took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Jarvis and Shillingford took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
Yasir Shah and Gabriel took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Anderson, Roach and Chase took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.
Langeveldt's five-wicket haul included a hat-trick taken with the last three balls of the match. With West Indies needing to score four runs to win from the final over, Langeveldt took the remaining three West Indian wickets after conceding two runs from the first two balls of the over, leaving South Africa the winners by one run.^[51]

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[1] An English side led by RS Lucas played Barbados on the ground in January 1895, the first match of their tour of the first tour of the West Indies.

[2] West Indies played a touring Marylebone Cricket Club side on the ground in February 1911.

[9] West Indies play as a composite team selecting players from a number of Caribbean nations and dependencies, generally those which formed part of the British West Indies. These sides play Test, ODI and Twenty20 International cricket. The individual national sides of the countries which make up the West Indies, such as the Barbados cricket team, play regional cricket competitions at first-class level, a level below Test cricket. This list only details the five-wicket hauls taken in international cricket on the ground.

[16] This was the first Test match played on a ground in the West Indies.

[79] This match was part of the 2007 Cricket World Cup.

[81] This match was the final of the 2016 West Indies Tri-Series competition which was contested by West Indies, Australia and South Africa.

[e30-15] Both of Stevens' five-wicket hauls were taken in the same match.

[e35-17] Smith and Martindale took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.

[18] Smith took his five-wicket haul on his Test match debut.

[e48-19] Laker and Howorth took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[21] Laker took his five-wicket haul on his Test debut.^[12] He was the first player to take seven wickets in an innings on the ground.

[i53-23] Phadkar and Ramadhin took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[26] Gibb's figures of 8/38 were the first time eight wickets had been taken in an international innings on the ground. As of January 2020^[update] they remain the best Test match innings bowling figures on the ground.^[4]

[e74-31] Julien and Grieg took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.

[a84-35] Hogg and Marshall took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[37] Marshall took four wickets in the first innings of the match. His 11 wickets in the match are the most by any bowler in Test cricket on the ground.^[4]

[i89-40] Bishop and Marshall took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.

[e94-44] Fraser, Walsh and Caddick took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[i97-48] Prasad and Kuruvilla took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[a99-51] Walsh and McGrath took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[p00-53] Walsh and Saqlain took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[s01-55] Kallis and Ramnarine took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[n02-57] Collins and Bond took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[p05-62] Edwards and Gayle took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.

[i11-66] Sharma and Edwards took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[z13-68] Jarvis and Shillingford took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.

[p17-72] Yasir Shah and Gabriel took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[e19-75] Anderson, Roach and Chase took their five-wicket hauls in the same match.

[78] Langeveldt's five-wicket haul included a hat-trick taken with the last three balls of the match. With West Indies needing to score four runs to win from the final over, Langeveldt took the remaining three West Indian wickets after conceding two runs from the first two balls of the over, leaving South Africa the winners by one run.^[51]

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Symbol	Meaning
Date	Day the Test started or ODI/T20I was held
Inn	Innings in which the five-wicket haul was taken
O	Number of overs bowled by the bowler in the innings
R	Number of runs conceded by the bowler in the innings
W	Number of wickets taken by the bowler in the innings
Result	Result of the match

No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing Team	Inn	O	R	W	Result
1	Charl Langeveldt^{[upper-alpha 23]}	11 May 2005	South Africa	West Indies	2	9.5	62	5	South Africa won^[9]
2	Andrew Hall	17 April 2007^{[lower-alpha 5]}	South Africa	England	1	10	18	5	South Africa won^[52]
3	Josh Hazlewood	16 June 2016^{[lower-alpha 6]}	Australia	West Indies	2	9.4	50	5	Australia won^[53]
4	Sheldon Cottrell	22 February 2019	West Indies	England	2	9	46	5	West Indies won^[54]
5	Hayden Walsh Jr.	20 July 2021	West Indies	Australia	1	10	39	5	Australia won^[55]
6	Mitchell Starc	20 July 2021	Australia	West Indies	2	8	48	5	Australia won^[55]

No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing Team	Inn	O	R	W	Result
1	Anisa Mohammed	14 October 2013	West Indies	New Zealand	2	4	12	5	West Indies won^[11]
2	Shaquana Quintyne	18 October 2013	West Indies	England	2	4	16	5	West Indies won^[57]
3	Jenny Gunn	22 October 2013	England	New Zealand	2	4	18	5	England won^[58]

List_of_international_five-wicket_hauls_at_Kensington_Oval

List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at Kensington Oval

Key

Test match five-wicket hauls

One Day International five-wicket hauls

Men's matches

Women's matches

Twenty20 International five-wicket hauls

Men's matches

Women's matches

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No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing Team	Inn	O	R	W	Result
1	Greville Stevens^{[upper-alpha 1]}	11 January 1930^{[lower-alpha 4]}	England	West Indies	1	27	105	5	Drawn^[7]
2	Greville Stevens^{[upper-alpha 1]}	11 January 1930	England	West Indies	3	26.4	90	5	Drawn^[7]
3	Jim Smith^{[upper-alpha 2]}^{[upper-alpha 3]}	8 January 1935	England	West Indies	3	8	16	5	England won^[8]
4	Manny Martindale^{[upper-alpha 2]}	8 January 1935	West Indies	England	4	8.3	22	5	England won^[8]
5	Jim Laker^{[upper-alpha 4]}^{[upper-alpha 5]}	21 January 1948	England	West Indies	1	37	103	7	Drawn^[13]
6	Dick Howorth^{[upper-alpha 4]}	21 January 1948	England	West Indies	3	41	124	6	Drawn^[13]
7	Dattu Phadkar^{[upper-alpha 6]}	7 February 1953	India	West Indies	3	29.3	64	5	West Indies won^[14]
8	Sonny Ramadhin^{[upper-alpha 6]}	7 February 1953	West Indies	India	4	24.5	26	5	West Indies won^[14]
9	Denis Atkinson	14 May 1955	West Indies	Australia	3	36.2	56	5	Drawn^[15]
10	Lance Gibbs^{[upper-alpha 7]}	23 March 1962	West Indies	India	3	53.3	38	8	West Indies won^[16]
11	Jon Snow	29 February 1968	England	West Indies	1	35	86	5	Drawn^[17]
12	Bruce Taylor	23 March 1972	New Zealand	West Indies	1	20.3	74	7	Drawn^[18]
13	Max Walker	9 March 1973	Australia	West Indies	2	51.4	97	5	Drawn^[19]
14	Bernard Julien^{[upper-alpha 8]}	6 March 1974	West Indies	England	1	26	57	5	Drawn^[20]
15	Tony Greig^{[upper-alpha 8]}	6 March 1974	England	West Indies	2	46	164	6	Drawn^[20]
16	David Holford	10 March 1976	West Indies	India	1	8.1	23	5	West Indies won^[21]
17	Jeff Thomson	17 March 1978	Australia	West Indies	2	13	77	6	West Indies won^[22]
18	Rodney Hogg^{[upper-alpha 9]}	30 March 1984	Australia	West Indies	2	32.4	77	6	West Indies won^[23]
19	Malcolm Marshall^{[upper-alpha 9]}	30 March 1984	West Indies	Australia	3	15.5	42	5	West Indies won^[23]
20	Malcolm Marshall^{[upper-alpha 10]}	26 April 1985	West Indies	New Zealand	3	25.3	80	7	West Indies won^[24]
21	Malcolm Marshall	22 April 1988	West Indies	Pakistan	3	23	65	5	West Indies won^[25]
22	Ian Bishop^{[upper-alpha 11]}	7 April 1989	West Indies	India	1	25	87	6	West Indies won^[26]
23	Malcolm Marshall^{[upper-alpha 11]}	7 April 1989	West Indies	India	3	26	60	5	West Indies won^[26]
24	Curtly Ambrose	5 April 1990	West Indies	England	4	22.4	45	8	West Indies won^[27]
25	Curtly Ambrose	18 April 1992	West Indies	South Africa	4	24.4	34	6	West Indies won^[28]
26	Angus Fraser^{[upper-alpha 12]}	8 April 1994	England	West Indies	2	28.5	75	8	England won^[29]
27	Courtney Walsh^{[upper-alpha 12]}	8 April 1994	West Indies	England	3	28	94	5	England won^[29]
28	Andy Caddick^{[upper-alpha 12]}	8 April 1994	England	West Indies	4	17	63	5	England won^[29]
29	Glenn McGrath	31 March 1995	Australia	West Indies	3	22	68	5	Australia won^[30]
30	Jimmy Adams	19 April 1996	West Indies	New Zealand	1	9	17	5	West Indies won^[31]
31	Venkatesh Prasad^{[upper-alpha 13]}	27 March 1997	India	West Indies	1	31.4	82	5	West Indies won^[32]
32	Abey Kuruvilla^{[upper-alpha 13]}	27 March 1997	India	West Indies	3	21	68	5	West Indies won^[32]
33	Carl Hooper	12 March 1998	West Indies	England	1	37.5	80	5	Drawn^[33]
34	Courtney Walsh^{[upper-alpha 14]}	26 March 1999	West Indies	Australia	3	17.1	39	5	West Indies won^[34]
35	Glenn McGrath^{[upper-alpha 14]}	26 March 1999	Australia	West Indies	4	44	92	5	West Indies won^[34]
36	Courtney Walsh^{[upper-alpha 15]}	18 May 2000	West Indies	Pakistan	1	13	22	5	Drawn^[35]
37	Saqlain Mushtaq^{[upper-alpha 15]}	18 May 2000	Pakistan	West Indies	2	51	121	5	Drawn^[35]
38	Jacques Kallis^{[upper-alpha 16]}	29 March 2001	South Africa	West Indies	2	36	67	6	Drawn^[36]
39	Dinanath Ramnarine^{[upper-alpha 16]}	29 March 2001	West Indies	South Africa	3	31.5	78	5	Drawn^[36]
40	Pedro Collins^{[upper-alpha 17]}	21 June 2002	West Indies	New Zealand	3	30.4	76	6	New Zealand won^[37]
41	Shane Bond^{[upper-alpha 17]}	21 June 2002	New Zealand	West Indies	4	21	78	5	New Zealand won^[37]
42	Stuart MacGill	1 May 2003	Australia	West Indies	3	36	75	5	Australia won^[38]
43	Andrew Flintoff	1 April 2004	England	West Indies	1	16.2	58	5	England won^[39]
44	Andre Nel	21 April 2005	South Africa	West Indies	3	16.2	32	6	South Africa won^[40]
45	Fidel Edwards^{[upper-alpha 18]}	26 May 2005	West Indies	Pakistan	2	14	38	5	West Indies won^[41]
46	Chris Gayle^{[upper-alpha 18]}	26 May 2005	West Indies	Pakistan	4	18.3	91	5	West Indies won^[41]
47	Graeme Swann	26 February 2009	England	West Indies	2	50.4	165	5	Drawn^[42]
48	Sulieman Benn	26 June 2010	West Indies	South Africa	2	46.4	81	6	South Africa won^[43]
49	Ishant Sharma^{[upper-alpha 19]}	28 June 2011	India	West Indies	2	21.5	55	6	Drawn^[44]
50	Fidel Edwards^{[upper-alpha 19]}	28 June 2011	West Indies	India	3	23	76	5	Drawn^[44]
51	Kyle Jarvis^{[upper-alpha 20]}	12 March 2013	Zimbabwe	West Indies	2	17.2	54	5	West Indies won^[45]
52	Shane Shillingford^{[upper-alpha 20]}	12 March 2013	West Indies	Zimbabwe	3	16	49	6	West Indies won^[45]
53	Sulieman Benn	26 June 2014	West Indies	New Zealand	1	26.2	93	5	New Zealand won^[46]
54	James Anderson	1 May 2015	England	West Indies	2	12.4	42	6	West Indies won^[47]
55	Yasir Shah^{[upper-alpha 21]}	30 April 2017	Pakistan	West Indies	3	39.5	94	7	West Indies won^[48]
56	Shannon Gabriel^{[upper-alpha 21]}	30 April 2017	West Indies	Pakistan	4	11	11	5	West Indies won^[48]
57	Jason Holder	23 June 2018	West Indies	Sri Lanka	4	14.2	41	5	Sri Lanka won^[49]
58	James Anderson^{[upper-alpha 22]}	23 January 2019	England	West Indies	1	30	46	5	West Indies won^[50]
59	Kemar Roach^{[upper-alpha 22]}	23 January 2019	West Indies	England	2	11	17	5	West Indies won^[50]
60	Roston Chase^{[upper-alpha 22]}	23 January 2019	West Indies	England	4	21.4	60	8	West Indies won^[50]