List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at Edgbaston

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Bowlers have taken 64 five-wicket hauls in Tests and 9 fifers in One Day International matches played at Edgbaston.

Women's One Day International and one Women's Twenty20 International.[2]

In cricket, a five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer")[3][4] refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings, which is regarded as a notable achievement.[5]

The first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a Test match at Edgbaston was

bowling figures of 7 wickets for 17 runs.[6] The first five-wicket haul in an ODI on the ground was taken by the West Indies' Vanburn Holder took 5 wickets for 50 runs against England in 1976.[7] In women's cricket, only Enid Bakewell has taken a five-wicket haul on the ground, taking 7 wickets for 61 runs against the West Indies in a Test match in 1979.[8]

Key

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

Test match five-wicket hauls

As of 2 July 2022

A total of 68 five-wicket hauls have been taken in Test cricket on the ground, 67 in men's matches and one in a women's match.

Men's matches

Five-wicket hauls in Men's Test matches at Edgbaston[9]
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Wilfred Rhodes 29 May 1902  England  Australia 2 11 17 7 Drawn[6]
2 Colin Blythe 27 May 1909  England  Australia 1 23 44 6 England won[10]
3 Warwick Armstrong 27 May 1909  Australia  England 2 15.3 27 5 England won[10]
4 George Hirst 27 May 1909  England  Australia 3 23.5 58 5 England won[10]
5 Colin Blythe 27 May 1909  England  Australia 3 24 58 5 England won[10]
6 George Parker 14 June 1924  South Africa  England 1 37 152 6 England won[11]
7 Arthur Gilligan 14 June 1924  England  South Africa 2 6.3 7 6 England won[11]
8 Arthur Gilligan 14 June 1924  England  South Africa 3 28 83 5 England won[11]
9 Harold Larwood 15 June 1929  England  South Africa 2 42.4 57 5 Drawn[12]
10 Sonny Ramadhin 30 May 1957  West Indies  England 1 31 49 7 Drawn[13]
11 Tony MacGibbon 5 June 1958  New Zealand  England 1 27 64 5 England won[14]
12 Fred Trueman 5 June 1958  England  New Zealand 2 21 31 5 England won[14]
13 Neil Adcock 9 June 1960  South Africa  England 1 41.5 62 5 England won[15]
14 Garfield Sobers 4 July 1963  West Indies  England 1 31 60 5 England won[16]
15 Fred Trueman 4 July 1963  England  West Indies 2 26 75 5 England won[16]
16 Fred Trueman 4 July 1963  England  West Indies 4 14.3 44 7 England won[16]
17 Dick Motz 27 May 1965  New Zealand  England 1 43 108 5 England won[17]
18 Asif Masood 3 June 1971  Pakistan  England 2 34 111 5 Drawn[18]
19 Dennis Lillee 10 July 1975  Australia  England 2 15 15 5 Australia won[19]
20 Max Walker 10 July 1975  Australia  England 2 17.3 48 5 Australia won[19]
21 Jeff Thomson 10 July 1975  Australia  England 3 18 38 5 Australia won[19]
22 Chris Old 1 June 1978  England  Pakistan 1 22.4 50 7 England won[20]
23 Kapil Dev 12 July 1979  India  England 1 48 146 5 England won[21]
24 Ian Botham 12 July 1979  England  India 3 29 70 5 England won[21]
25 Terry Alderman 30 July 1981  Australia  England 1 23.1 42 5 England won[22]
26 Ray Bright 30 July 1981  Australia  England 3 34 68 5 England won[22]
27 Ian Botham 30 July 1981  England  Australia 4 14 11 5 England won[22]
28 Imran Khan † 29 July 1982  Pakistan  England 1 25.3 52 7 England won[23]
29 Tahir Naqqash 29 July 1982  Pakistan  England 3 18 40 5 England won[23]
30 Derek Pringle 14 June 1984  England  West Indies 2 31 108 5 West Indies won[24]
31 Joel Garner 14 June 1984  West Indies  England 3 23.5 55 5 West Indies won[24]
32 Richard Ellison 15 August 1985  England  Australia 1 31.5 77 6 England won[25]
33 Chetan Sharma 3 July 1986  India  England 3 24 58 6 Drawn[26]
34 Graham Dilley 23 July 1987  England  Pakistan 1 35 92 5 Drawn[27]
35 Imran Khan 23 July 1987  Pakistan  England 2 41.5 129 6 Drawn[27]
36 Eddie Hemmings 5 July 1990  England  New Zealand 2 27.3 58 6 England won[28]
37 Richard Hadlee 5 July 1990  New Zealand  England 3 21 53 5 England won[28]
38 Devon Malcolm 5 July 1990  England  New Zealand 4 24.4 46 5 England won[28]
39 Chris Lewis 25 July 1991  England  West Indies 2 35 111 6 West Indies won[29]
40 Patrick Patterson 25 July 1991  West Indies  England 3 31 81 5 West Indies won[29]
41 Paul Reiffel 5 August 1993  Australia  England 1 22.5 71 6 Australia won[30]
42 Tim May 5 August 1993  Australia  England 3 48.2 89 5 Australia won[30]
43 Shane Warne 5 August 1993  Australia  England 3 49 82 5 Australia won[30]
44 Courtney Walsh 6 July 1995  West Indies  England 3 15 45 5 West Indies won[31]
45 Chris Lewis 6 June 1996  England  India 3 22.4 72 5 England won[32]
46 Andrew Caddick 5 June 1997  England  Australia 1 11.5 50 5 England won[33]
47 Dominic Cork 4 June 1998  England  South Africa 2 32.3 93 5 Drawn[34]
48 Andrew Caddick 1 July 1999  England  New Zealand 3 14 32 5 England won[35]
49 Courtney Walsh 15 June 2000  West Indies  England 1 21 36 5 West Indies won[36]
50 Darren Gough 15 June 2000  England  West Indies 2 36.5 109 5 West Indies won[36]
51 Shane Warne 5 July 2001  Australia  England 1 19 71 5 Australia won[37]
52 Muttiah Muralitharan 30 May 2002  Sri Lanka  England 2 64 143 5 England won[38]
53 Matthew Hoggard 30 May 2002  England  Sri Lanka 3 23 92 5 England won[38]
54 Chris Gayle 29 July 2004  West Indies  England 3 15.1 34 5 England won[39]
55 Ashley Giles 29 July 2004  England  West Indies 4 21 57 5 England won[39]
56 Shane Warne 4 August 2005  Australia  England 3 23.1 46 6 England won[40]
57 Muttiah Muralitharan 25 May 2006  Sri Lanka  England 2 25 86 6 England won[41]
58 James Anderson 30 July 2009  England  Australia 1 24 80 5 Drawn[42]
59 Saeed Ajmal 6 August 2010  Pakistan  England 2 26.1 82 5 England won[43]
60 Graeme Swann 6 August 2010  England  Pakistan 3 37 65 6 England won[43]
61 James Anderson 29 July 2015  England  Australia 1 14.4 47 6 England won[44]
62 Steven Finn 29 July 2015  England  Australia 3 21 79 6 England won[44]
63
Sohail Khan
 3 August 2016  Pakistan  England 1 23 96 5 England won[45]
64 Ishant Sharma 1 August 2018  India  England 3 13 51 5 England won[46]
65 Stuart Broad 1 August 2019  England  Australia 1 22.4 86 5 Australia won[47]
66 Nathan Lyon 1 August 2019  Australia  England 4 20 49 6 Australia won[47]
67 James Anderson 1 July 2022  England  India 1 21.5 60 5 England won[48]

Women's matches

Five-wicket hauls in Women's Test matches at Edgbaston[49]
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Enid Bakewell 1 July 1979  England  West Indies 4 28.4 61 7 England won[8]

One Day Internationals

As of 13 July 2021

Eleven five-wicket hauls have been taken in ODIs on the ground, all in men's matches.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's One Day Internationals at Edgbaston[50]
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Vanburn Holder 30 August 1976[a]  West Indies  England 2 10 50 5 West Indies won[7]
2 Greg Chappell 4 June 1977  Australia  England 1 11 20 5 England won[51]
3 Gary Cosier 4 June 1977  Australia  England 1 8.5 18 5 England won[51]
4 Alan Hurst 16 June 1979  Australia  Canada 1 10 21 5 Australia won[52]
5 Chris Pringle 19 May 1994  New Zealand  England 1 11 45 5 England won[53]
6 Shaun Pollock 17 June 1999  South Africa  Australia 1 9.2 36 5 Tied[54]
7 Shahid Afridi 14 September 2004[b]  Pakistan  Kenya 1 6 11 5 Pakistan won[55]
8 Josh Hazlewood 2 June 2017  Australia  New Zealand 1 9 52 6 No result[56]
9 Mohammed Shami 30 June 2019  India  England 1 10 69 5 England won[57]
10 Mustafizur Rahman 2 July 2019  Bangladesh  India 1 10 59 5 India won[58]
11 Brydon Carse 13 July 2021  England  Pakistan 1 10 61 5 England won[59]

Notes

  1. ^ A reserve day was used on 31 August 1976.
  2. ^ A reserve day was used on 15 September 2004.

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