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List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at the Adelaide Oval

The Adelaide Oval is a sports stadium located in Adelaide, South Australia. It was established in 1871 and has been used for a wide variety of sports, with the primary uses being cricket and Australian Rules Football. The first international cricket match was held on the ground in 1884 and it remains a major venue for Test cricket. The ground hosted its first One Day International (ODI) in 1975 and its first Twenty20 Internationals (T20I) in 2011, with both the Australian men's and women's teams playing T20Is at the ground on the same day.[1] In addition, it has hosted women's Test and ODI matches and was the first ground at which a day-night Test was played.[2][3]

The Adelaide Oval during the 2010 Australia v England Test match. England's Graeme Swann took a five-wicket haul during the match.
The historic scoreboard at the ground in 2008.
Australia's Betty Wilson took two five-wicket hauls at Adelaide.

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.[4] This article details the five-wicket hauls taken on the ground in official international Test and One Day International matches.

Three bowlers took five-wicket hauls in the first Test match played on the ground. England's Billy Bates took five wickets for 31 runs (5/31) in the first innings of the match in 1884. His team-mate Bobby Peel and Australia's Joey Palmer also took five-wicket hauls during the match.[5] England's Johnny Briggs was the first player to take 10 wickets in a match, taking 5/51 and 6/49 in 1892,[a][6] whilst the best Test match innings bowling figures on the ground were recorded by Australia's Albert Trott who took 8/43 in 1895.[3][8] The first woman to take five wickets in an innings was Australia's Betty Wilson who took 5/23 in the first Woman's Test played on the ground in 1949.[3]

The first One Day International five-wicket haul on the ground was taken by West Indian Andy Roberts who took 5/22 against England in 1980.[9] The first ODI five-wicket haul taken by an Australian was by Carl Rackemann who took 5/16 against Pakistan in 1984, figures which remain the best ODI bowling figures at the venue.[b][3]

Key edit

Symbol Meaning
Date Date 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 edit

As of 19 January 2024

There have been a total of 119 five-wicket hauls taken in Test matches on the ground, including four taken in women's Tests.

Men's matches edit

Five-wicket hauls in Men's Test matches at the Adelaide Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Billy Bates 12 December 1884   England Australia[c] 1 24.1[d] 31 5 England won[11]
2 Joey Palmer 12 December 1884 Australia   England 2 73[d] 81 5 England won[11]
3 Bobby Peel 12 December 1884   England Australia 3 40.1[d] 51 5 England won[11]
4 Johnny Briggs[A] 24 March 1892   England Australia 2 21.5 49 6 England won[12]
5 Johnny Briggs[A] 24 March 1892   England Australia 4 28 87 6 England won[12]
6 Tom Richardson 11 January 1895   England Australia 1 21.1 75 5 Australia won[13]
7 George Giffen 11 January 1895 Australia   England 2 28 76 5 Australia won[13]
8 Sydney Callaway 11 January 1895 Australia   England 2 28 76 5 Australia won[13]
9 Albert Trott[B] 11 January 1895 Australia   England 4 27 43 8 Australia won[13]
10 Charlie McLeod 14 January 1898 Australia   England 3 48 65 5 Australia won[14]
11 Monty Noble 14 January 1898 Australia   England 3 33 84 5 Australia won[14]
12 John Gunn 7 January 1902   England   Australia 2 42 76 5 Australia won[15]
13 Hugh Trumble 7 January 1902   Australia   England 3 44 74 6 Australia won[15]
14 Jack O'Connor[C] 10 January 1908   England   Australia 4 21 40 5 Australia won[16]
15 Jack Saunders 10 January 1908   England   Australia 4 21.4 65 5 Australia won[16]
16 Bill Whitty 7 January 1911   Australia   South Africa 3 39.2 104 6 South Africa won[17]
17 Frank Foster 12 January 1912   England   Australia 1 26 36 5 England won[18]
18 Sydney Barnes 12 January 1912   England   Australia 3 46.4 105 5 England won[18]
19 Ciss Parkin 14 January 1921   England   Australia 1 20 60 5 England won[19]
20 Arthur Mailey[D] 14 January 1921   Australia   England 2 32.1 160 5 England won[19]
21 Arthur Mailey[D] 14 January 1921   Australia   England 4 29.2 142 5 England won[19]
22 Clarrie Grimmett 1 February 1929   Australia   England 1 52.1 102 5 England won[20]
23 Jack White[E] 1 February 1929   England   Australia 2 60 130 5 England won[20]
24 Jack White[E] 1 February 1929   England   Australia 4 64.5 126 8 England won[20]
25 Clarrie Grimmett 12 December 1930   Australia   West Indies 1 48 87 7 Australia won[21]
26 Clarrie Grimmett[F] 29 January 1932   Australia   South Africa 1 47 116 7 Australia won[22]
27 Sandy Bell 29 January 1932   South Africa   Australia 2 40 142 5 Australia won[22]
28 Clarrie Grimmett[F] 29 January 1932   Australia   South Africa 3 49.2 83 7 Australia won[22]
29 Tim Wall 13 January 1933   Australia   England 1 34.1 72 5 Australia won[23]
30 Wally Hammond 29 January 1937   England   Australia 3 15.2[e] 57 5 Australia won[24]
31 Chuck Fleetwood-Smith 29 January 1937   Australia   England 4 30[e] 110 6 Australia won[24]
32 Ray Lindwall 23 January 1948   Australia   India 3 16.5[e] 38 7 Australia won[25]
33 Frank Worrell 22 December 1951   West Indies   Australia 1 12.7[e] 38 6 West Indies won[26]
34 Bill Johnston 22 December 1951   Australia   West Indies 2 12[e] 62 6 West Indies won[26]
35 Alf Valentine 22 December 1951   West Indies   Australia 3 27.5[e] 102 6 West Indies won[26]
36 Bill Johnston 24 January 1953   Australia   England 2 49.3[e] 110 5 Drawn[27]
37 Richie Benaud 30 January 1959   Australia   England 2 27[e] 91 5 Australia won[28]
38 Richie Benaud 27 January 1961   Australia   West Indies 1 27[e] 96 5 Drawn[29]
39 Lance Gibbs 27 January 1961   West Indies   Australia 2 35.6[e] 97 5 Drawn[29]
40 Graham McKenzie 25 January 1963   Australia   England 2 27[e] 91 5 Drawn[30]
41 Trevor Goddard 24 January 1964   South Africa   Australia 1 24.6[e] 60 5 South Africa won[31]
42 Neil Hawke 24 January 1964   Australia   South Africa 2 39[e] 139 6 South Africa won[31]
43 Graham McKenzie 28 January 1966   Australia   England 1 21.7[e] 48 6 Australia won[32]
44 Jeff Jones 28 January 1966   England   Australia 2 29[e] 118 6 Australia won[32]
45 Neil Hawke 28 January 1966   Australia   England 3 21[e] 54 5 Australia won[32]
46 Syed Abid Ali[G] 23 December 1967   India   Australia 1 17[e] 55 6 Australia won[33]
47 Rusi Surti 23 December 1967   India   Australia 3 20.1[e] 74 5 Australia won[33]
48 David Renneberg 23 December 1967   Australia   India 4 14.2[e] 39 5 Australia won[33]
49 Alan Connolly 24 January 1969   Australia   West Indies 3 34[e] 122 5 Drawn[34]
50 Dennis Lillee[H] 29 January 1971   Australia   England 3 28.3[e] 84 5 Drawn[35]
51 Ashley Mallett 22 December 1972   Australia   Pakistan 3 23.6[e] 59 8 Australia won[36]
52 David O'Sullivan 26 January 1974   New Zealand   Australia 1 35.5[e] 148 5 Australia won[37]
53 Geoff Dymock[I] 26 January 1974   Australia   New Zealand 3 27[e] 58 5 Australia won[37]
54 Derek Underwood 25 January 1975   England   Australia 1 29[e] 113 7 Australia won[38]
55 Vanburn Holder 23 January 1976   West Indies   Australia 1 21[e] 108 5 Australia won[39]
56 Dennis Lillee 24 December 1976   Australia   Pakistan 3 47.7[e] 163 5 Drawn[40]
57 Bhagwath Chandrasekhar 28 January 1978   India   Australia 1 29.4[e] 136 5 Australia won[41]
58 Dennis Lillee 26 January 1980   Australia   West Indies 1 24 78 5 West Indies won[42]
59 Geoff Dymock 26 January 1980   Australia   West Indies 3 33.5 104 5 West Indies won[42]
60 Michael Holding 30 January 1982   West Indies   Australia 1 25 72 5 West Indies won[43]
61 Bruce Yardley 30 January 1982   Australia   West Indies 2 40.5 132 5 West Indies won[43]
62 Joel Garner 30 January 1982   West Indies   Australia 3 35 56 5 West Indies won[43]
63 Geoff Lawson 10 December 1982   Australia   England 3 24 66 5 Australia won[44]
64 Azeem Hafeez 9 December 1982   Pakistan   Australia 1 38.2 167 5 Drawn[45]
65 Dennis Lillee 9 December 1982   Australia   Pakistan 2 50.2 171 6 Drawn[45]
66 Geoff Lawson 7 December 1984   Australia   West Indies 1 40 112 8 West Indies won[46]
67 Malcolm Marshall[J] 7 December 1984   West Indies   Australia 2 26 69 5 West Indies won[46]
68 Malcolm Marshall[J] 7 December 1984   West Indies   Australia 4 15.5 38 5 West Indies won[46]
69 Kapil Dev 13 December 1985   India   Australia 1 38 106 8 Drawn[47]
70 Richard Hadlee 11 December 1987   New Zealand   Australia 2 42 68 5 Drawn[48]
71 Mike Whitney 3 February 1989   Australia   West Indies 2 30 89 7 Drawn[49]
72 Wasim Akram 19 January 1990   Pakistan   Australia 2 43 100 5 Drawn[50]
73 Merv Hughes 19 January 1990   Australia   Pakistan 3 32 111 5 Drawn[50]
74 Craig McDermott 25 January 1991   Australia   England 2 26.3 97 5 Drawn[51]
75 Craig McDermott[K] 25 January 1992   Australia   India 2 31 76 5 Australia won[52]
76 Kapil Dev 25 January 1992   India   Australia 3 51 130 5 Australia won[52]
77 Craig McDermott[K] 25 January 1992   Australia   India 4 29.1 92 5 Australia won[52]
78 Merv Hughes 23 January 1993   Australia   West Indies 1 21.3 64 5 Drawn[53]
79 Curtly Ambrose 23 January 1993   West Indies   Australia 2 28.2 74 6 Drawn[53]
80 Tim May 23 January 1993   Australia   West Indies 3 6.5 9 5 Drawn[53]
81 Mark Waugh 26 January 1995   Australia   England 3 14 40 5 England won[54]
82 Paul Reiffel 25 January 1996   Australia   Sri Lanka 2 19.1 39 5 Australia won[55]
83 Michael Bevan 25 January 1997   Australia   West Indies 3 22.4 82 6 Australia won[56]
84 Shaun Pollock 30 January 1998   South Africa   Australia 2 41 87 7 Drawn[57]
85 Damien Fleming 10 December 1999   Australia   India 4 9.1 30 5 Australia won[58]
86 Jason Gillespie[L] 15 December 2000   Australia   West Indies 1 32 89 5 Australia won[59]
87 Colin Miller[L][M] 15 December 2000   Australia   West Indies 1 35.5 81 5 Australia won[59]
88 Colin Miller[M] 15 December 2000   Australia   West Indies 3 17 32 5 Australia won[59]
89 Shane Warne 14 December 2001   Australia   South Africa 2 39.4 113 5 Australia won[60]
90 Anil Kumble 12 December 2003   India   Australia 1 43 154 5 India won[61]
91 Ajit Agarkar 12 December 2003   India   Australia 3 16.2 41 6 India won[61]
92 Daniel Vettori 26 November 2004   New Zealand   Australia 1 55.2 152 5 Australia won[62]
93 Dwayne Bravo 25 November 2005   West Indies   Australia 2 27 84 6 Australia won[63]
94 Shane Warne 25 November 2005   Australia   West Indies 3 33 80 6 Australia won[63]
95 Matthew Hoggard 1 December 2006   England   Australia 2 42 109 7 Australia won[64]
96 Brett Lee 28 November 2008   Australia   New Zealand 3 25 105 5 Australia won[65]
97 Sulieman Benn 4 December 2009   West Indies   Australia 2 53 155 5 Drawn[66]
98 Mitchell Johnson 4 December 2009   Australia   West Indies 3 22 103 5 Drawn[66]
99 Graeme Swann 3 December 2010   England   Australia 3 41.1 91 5 England won[67]
100 Peter Siddle 24 January 2012   Australia   India 2 15 49 5 Australia won[68]
101 Morné Morkel 22 November 2012   South Africa   Australia 1 30 146 5 Drawn[69]
102 Mitchell Johnson 5 December 2013   South Africa   Australia 2 17.2 40 7 Australia won[70]
103 Nathan Lyon[N] 9 December 2014   Australia   India 2 36 134 5 Australia won[71]
104 Nathan Lyon[N] 9 December 2014   Australia   India 4 34.1 152 7 Australia won[71]
105 Josh Hazlewood 27 November 2015   Australia   New Zealand 3 24.5 70 6 Australia won[72]
106 Trent Boult 27 November 2015   New Zealand   Australia 4 16 60 5 Australia won[72]
107 James Anderson 2 December 2017   England   Australia 3 22 43 5 Australia won[73]
108 Mitchell Starc 2 December 2017   Australia   England 4 19.2 88 5 Australia won[73]
109 Nathan Lyon 6 December 2018   Australia   India 3 42 122 6 India won[74]
110 Mitchell Starc 29 November 2019   Australia   Pakistan 2 25 66 6 Australia won[75]
111 Nathan Lyon 29 November 2019   Australia   Pakistan 3 25 69 5 Australia won[75]
112 Josh Hazlewood 17 December 2020   Australia   India 3 5 8 5 Australia won[76]
113 Jhye Richardson 16 December 2021   Australia   England 4 19.1 42 5 Australia won[77]
114 Shamar Joseph 17 January 2024   West Indies   Australia 2 20 94 5 Australia won[78]
115 Josh Hazlewood 17 January 2024   Australia   West Indies 3 14 35 5 Australia won[78]

Women's matches edit

Five-wicket hauls in Women's Test matches at the Adelaide Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Betty Wilson 14 January 1949   Australia   England 2 26.5 23 6 Australia won[79]
2 Betty Wilson 8 March 1958   Australia   England 2 49 71 6 Drawn[80]
3 Avril Starling 21 December 1984   England   Australia 4 16.5 36 5 England won[81]
4 Lisa Sthalekar 18 February 2006   Australia   India 3 20.5 30 5 Australia won[82]

One Day International five-wicket hauls edit

As of 10 February 2020

A total of 13 five-wicket hauls have been taken in ODIs on the ground.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's One Day International matches at the Adelaide Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Andy Roberts 16 January 1980   West Indies   England 2 10 22 5 West Indies won[83]
2 Ewen Chatfield 23 November 1980   New Zealand   Australia 1 10 34 5 New Zealand won[84]
3 Carl Rackemann 30 January 1984   Australia   Pakistan 2 8.2 16 5 Australia won[85]
4 Bruce Reid 26 January 1986   Australia   India 2 10 53 5 Australia won[86]
5 Saqlain Mushtaq 15 December 1996   Pakistan   Australia 2 8.5 29 5 Pakistan won[87]
6 Jimmy Adams 17 December 1996   West Indies   Pakistan 1 10 37 5 West Indies won[88]
7 Glenn McGrath 24 January 1999   Australia   Sri Lanka 2 10 40 5 Australia won[89]
8 Brett Lee 26 January 2000   Australia   India 2 8.5 27 5 Australia won[90]
9 Shane Bond 26 January 2002   New Zealand   Australia 2 9.2 25 5 Australia won[91]
10 Pedro Collins 26 January 2005   West Indies   Australia 1 10 43 5 Australia won[92]
11 Ryan Harris 26 January 2010   Australia   Pakistan 2 10 43 5 Australia won[93]
12 Clint McKay 8 March 2012   Australia   Sri Lanka 2 9.5 28 5 Australia won[94]
13 Sohail Khan 15 February 2015[f]   Pakistan   India 1 10 55 5 India won[95]

Notes edit

  1. ^ Heavy rain "ruined" the wicket at Adelaide before Australia batted in the 1982 Test. Wisden attributed Briggs' success to this.[6][7]
  2. ^ As of February 2020 no five-wicket hauls have been taken in Women's ODIs or in T20I matches on the ground.
  3. ^ Prior to the Federation of Australia the six self-governing colonies in Australia had no common flag. The Flag of Australia was used from September 1901 and officially adopted in 1903.[10]
  4. ^ a b c Four-ball overs were used in this match.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab Eight-ball overs were used during this match.
  6. ^ This match was part of the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
  1. ^ a b Briggs took two five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  2. ^ Trott made his Test match debut in this match.
  3. ^ O'Connor made his Test match debut in the match.
  4. ^ a b Mailey took two five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  5. ^ a b White took two five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  6. ^ a b Grimmett took two five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  7. ^ Syed Abid Ali made his Test match debut in this match.
  8. ^ Lillee made his Test match debut in this match.
  9. ^ Dymock made his Test match debut in this match.
  10. ^ a b Marshall took two five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  11. ^ a b McDermott took two five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  12. ^ a b Gillespie and Miller took five-wicket hauls in the same innings.
  13. ^ a b Miller took two five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  14. ^ a b Lyon took two five-wicket hauls in the match.

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  81. ^ 2nd Test, England Women tour of Australia at Adelaide, Dec 21-24 1984, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-02-10.
  82. ^ Only Test, India Women tour of Australia and New Zealand at Adelaide, Feb 18-20 2006, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-02-10.
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  88. ^ Carlton & United Series, 4th Match: Pakistan v West Indies at Adelaide, Dec 17, 1996, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-02-09.
  89. ^ Carlton & United Series, 9th Match: Australia v Sri Lanka at Adelaide, Jan 24, 1999, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-02-09.
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  92. ^ VB Series, 6th Match: Australia v West Indies at Adelaide, Jan 26, 2005, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-02-09.
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