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List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at the Wanderers

Wanderers Stadium is a cricket ground in Illovo, Johannesburg in South Africa. The ground was built in the 1950s to replace Old Wanderers, which had been built over in 1947, as Johannesburg's major cricket ground. The ground opened in 1956 and the first Test match was played on the ground the same year. The ground's first One Day International (ODI) was played in 1992 and its first Twenty20 International played in 2005.[1] The first women's international played on the ground took place in 1960 and it has hosted women's Test, ODI and T20I cricket.[2] The 2003 Cricket World Cup Final was played on the ground and it hosted matches in the 2007 ICC World Twenty20, including the first match of the tournament and the final.[1][2]

The Wanderers during a Twenty20 International match between South Africa and West Indies in 2007.

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.[3] This article details the five-wicket hauls taken on the ground in official international Test matches, One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals.

The first five-wicket haul taken in an international match on the ground was taken by England bowler Trevor Bailey who took five wickets for the cost of 20 runs (5/20) against South Africa in the ground's first Test match in 1956.[4] South Africa's Hugh Tayfield's innings bowling figures of 9/113 in 1957 against England are the best innings bowling figures in a Test match on the ground. Tayfield was the first South African to take nine wickets in an innings.[5] The only five-wicket haul in a women's Test match was taken by South African Lorna Ward in 1972.[2]

The first five-wicket haul in an ODI on the ground was take by South Africa's Shaun Pollock in 2000.[6] Pollock's figures of 5/20 against England remain the best ODI bowling figures in the ground. The first five-wicket hauls in T20I matches on the ground were both taken on 18 February 2018. South Africa's Shabnim Ismail took 5/30 in a women's T20I ahead of India's Bhuvneshwar Kumar repeating the feat in a men's match later on the same day.[7][8]

Key

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Symbol Meaning
Date Date the Test started or ODI/T20I 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

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As of 4 January 2022

A total of 55 five-wicket hauls have been taken on the ground in Test matches, all but one of them in men's matches.

Men's matches

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Five-wicket hauls in Men's Test matches at Wanderers
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Trevor Bailey 24 December 1956   England   South Africa 4 15.4[a] 20 5 England won[9]
2 Hugh Tayfield[A] 15 February 1957   South Africa   England 4 37[a] 113 9 South Africa won[10]
3 Ian Meckiff[B] 23 December 1957   Australia   South Africa 1 31[a] 125 5 Drawn[11]
4 Peter Heine 23 December 1957   South Africa   Australia 2 14.2[a] 58 6 Drawn[11]
5 Alan Davidson 23 December 1957   Australia   South Africa 3 17.4[a] 34 6 Drawn[11]
6 Peter Heine 7 February 1958   South Africa   Australia 1 37.5[a] 96 6 Australia won[12]
7 Richie Benaud 7 February 1958   Australia   South Africa 3 41[a] 84 5 Australia won[12]
8 Frank Cameron 26 December 1961   New Zealand   South Africa 1 36.2 83 5 Drawn[13]
9 Godfrey Lawrence 26 December 1961   South Africa   New Zealand 2 30.3 53 8 Drawn[13]
10 Godfrey Lawrence 2 February 1962   South Africa   New Zealand 1 16.1 52 5 South Africa won[14]
11 Peter Pollock 23 December 1964   South Africa   England 1 38.3 129 5 Drawn[15]
12 Graham McKenzie 23 December 1966   Australia   South Africa 1 21.5 46 5 South Africa won[16]
13 Trevor Goddard 23 December 1966   South Africa   Australia 4 32.5 53 6 South Africa won[16]
14 David Renneberg 3 February 1967   Australia   South Africa 2 25 97 5 Drawn[17]
15 Peter Pollock 19 February 1970   South Africa   Australia 2 23.2 39 5 South Africa won[18]
16 John Gleeson 19 February 1970   Australia   South Africa 3 45 125 5 South Africa won[18]
17 Anil Kumble 26 November 1992   India   South Africa[b] 3 44 53 6 Drawn[19]
18 Craig Matthews 25 November 1994   South Africa   New Zealand 3 19 42 5 New Zealand won[20]
19 Matthew Hart 25 November 1994   New Zealand   South Africa 4 32.4 77 5 New Zealand won[20]
20 Fanie de Villiers 19 January 1995   South Africa   Pakistan 2 20.5 81 6 South Africa won[21]
21 Dominic Cork 30 November 1995   England   South Africa 1 32 84 5 Drawn[22]
22 Javagal Srinath 16 January 1997   India   South Africa 2 25.1 104 5 Drawn[23]
23 Shaun Pollock 26 November 1998   South Africa   West Indies 1 23 54 5 South Africa won[24]
24 Allan Donald[C] 25 November 1999   South Africa   England 1 15 53 6 South Africa won[25]
25 Darren Gough 25 November 1999   England   South Africa 2 30 70 5 South Africa won[25]
26 Allan Donald[C] 25 November 1999   South Africa   England 3 23 74 5 South Africa won[25]
27 Glenn McGrath 22 February 2002   Australia   South Africa 3 12.3 21 5 Australia won[26]
28 Makhaya Ntini 12 December 2003   South Africa   West Indies 2 32 94 5 South Africa won[27]
29 Matthew Hoggard[D] 13 January 2005   England   South Africa 2 34 144 5 England won[28]
30 Matthew Hoggard[D] 13 January 2005   England   South Africa 4 18.3 61 7 England won[28]
31 Makhaya Ntini 31 March 2006   South Africa   Australia 2 18.5 100 6 Australia won[29]
32 Makhaya Ntini 5 May 2006   South Africa   New Zealand 1 16 35 5 South Africa won[30]
33 Chris Martin 5 May 2006   New Zealand   South Africa 2 15 37 5 South Africa won[30]
34 S Sreesanth 15 December 2006   India   South Africa 2 10 40 5 India won[31]
35 Dale Steyn[E] 8 November 2007   South Africa   New Zealand 2 14.3 34 5 South Africa won[32]
36 Dale Steyn[E] 8 November 2007   South Africa   New Zealand 4 17 59 5 South Africa won[32]
37 Dale Steyn 14 January 2010   South Africa   England 1 13.5 51 5 South Africa won[33]
38 Pat Cummins[F] 17 November 2011   Australia   South Africa 3 29 79 6 Australia won[34]
39 Vernon Philander 17 November 2011   South Africa   Australia 4 20 70 5 Australia won[34]
40 Dale Steyn[G] 1 February 2013   South Africa   Pakistan 2 8.1 8 6 South Africa won[35]
41 Dale Steyn[G] 1 February 2013   South Africa   Pakistan 4 28.4 52 5 South Africa won[35]
42 Kagiso Rabada 14 January 2016   South Africa   England 2 23.1 78 5 England won[36]
43 Stuart Broad 14 January 2016   England   South Africa 3 12.1 17 6 England won[36]
44 Jasprit Bumrah 24 January 2018   India   South Africa 2 18.5 54 5 India won[37]
45 Mohammed Shami 24 January 2018   India   South Africa 4 12.3 28 5 India won[37]
46 Pat Cummins 30 March 2018   Australia   South Africa 1 28.5 83 5 South Africa won[38]
47 Vernon Philander 30 March 2018   South Africa   Australia 4 13 21 6 South Africa won[38]
48 Duanne Olivier 11 January 2019   South Africa   Pakistan 2 13 51 5 South Africa won[39]
49 Anrich Nortje 24 January 2020   South Africa   England 1 24 110 5 England won[40]
50 Mark Wood 24 January 2020   England   South Africa 2 14.3 46 5 England won[40]
51 Beuran Hendricks[H] 24 January 2020   South Africa   England 3 15.3 64 5 England won[40]
52 Anrich Nortje 3 January 2021   South Africa   Sri Lanka 1 14.3 56 6 South Africa won[41]
53 Vishwa Fernando 3 January 2021   Sri Lanka   South Africa 2 23.4 101 5 South Africa won[41]
54 Shardul Thakur 3 January 2022   India   South Africa 2 17.5 61 7 South Africa won[42]

Women's matches

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Five-wicket hauls in Women's Test matches at Wanderers
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Lorna Ward 24 March 1972   South Africa   New Zealand 2 32.1 48 6 Drawn[43]

One Day International five-wicket hauls

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As of 20 March 2022

Five five-wicket hauls have been taken in ODIs on the ground, four in men's cricket and one in women's cricket.

Men's matches

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Five-wicket hauls in Men's One Day International matches at Wanderers
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Shaun Pollock 13 February 2000   South Africa   England 2 9 20 5 South Africa won[44]
2 Nathan Bracken 12 March 2006   Australia   South Africa 2 10 67 5 South Africa won[45]
3 Shaun Pollock 14 February 2007   South Africa   Pakistan 1 10 23 5 South Africa won[46]
4 Kagiso Rabada 20 March 2022   South Africa   Bangladesh 1 10 39 5 South Africa won[47]
5 Arshdeep Singh 17 December 2023   India   South Africa 1 10 37 5 India won[48]

Women's matches

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Five-wicket hauls in Women's One Day International matches at Wanderers
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Ayabonga Khaka 31 January 2022   South Africa   West Indies 2 8 26 5 Tied[I][49]

Twenty20 International five-wicket hauls

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As of 21 February 2020

Four five-wicket hauls have been taken in T20I matches on the ground, two in men's cricket and two in women's cricket.

Women's matches

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Five-wicket hauls in Women's Twenty20 International matches at Wanderers
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Shabnim Ismail 18 February 2018   South Africa   India 1 3.5 30 5 South Africa won[50]
2 Sune Luus 3 February 2019   South Africa   Sri Lanka 1 3.4 14 5 South Africa won[51]

Men's matches

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Five-wicket hauls in Men's Twenty20 International matches at Wanderers
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Bhuvneshwar Kumar 18 February 2018   India   South Africa 2 4 24 5 India won[52]
2 Ashton Agar[J] 21 February 2020   Australia   South Africa 2 4 24 5 Australia won[53]
3 Alzarri Joseph 28 March 2023   West Indies   South Africa 2 4 40 5 West Indies won[54]
4 Kuldeep Yadav 14 December 2023   India   South Africa 2 2.5 17 5 India won[55]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g Eight-ball overs were used in this match.
  2. ^ This version of the Flag of South Africa was used between May 1928 and April 1994.
  1. ^ Tayfield's figures of 9/113 are the best innings bowling figures in a Test match on the ground. He became the first South African bowler to take nine wickets in an innings.[5]
  2. ^ Meckiff took his five-wicket haul on his Test match debut.
  3. ^ a b Donald took two five-wicket hauls in the match.
  4. ^ a b Hoggard took two five-wicket hauls in the match.
  5. ^ a b Steyn took two five-wicket hauls in the match.
  6. ^ Cummins took his five-wicket haul on his Test match debut.
  7. ^ a b Steyn took two five-wicket hauls in the match.
  8. ^ Hendricks took his five-wicket haul on his Test match debut.
  9. ^ West Indies won the Super Over.
  10. ^ Agar's five-wicket haul included a hat-trick.

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  43. ^ 3rd Test, New Zealand Women tour of South Africa at Johannesburg, Mar 24-27 1972, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-03-09.
  44. ^ Final (D/N), Standard Bank Triangular Tournament at Johannesburg, Feb 13 2000, CricInfo. Retrieved 2020-03-09.
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