List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at M. A. Chidambaram Stadium
Tests

List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at M. A. Chidambaram Stadium

Section Title: Tests
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No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing team	Inn	Overs	Runs	Wkts	Econ	Batsmen	Result

1	Amar Singh	10 February 1934	India	England	1	44.4	86	7	1.92	Cyril Walters James Langridge Douglas Jardine Charlie Barnett Stan Nichols Leslie Townsend Harry Elliott	England won

2	Hedley Verity	10 February 1934	England	India	2	23.5	49	7	2.05	Dilawar Hussain C. K. Nayudu Vijay Merchant Yadavindra Singh Nazir Ali C. S. Nayudu Amar Singh	England won

3	James Langridge	10 February 1934	England	India	4	24	63	5	2.62	Dilawar Hussain Amar Singh C. K. Nayudu Yadavindra Singh Nazir Ali	England won

4	Dattu Phadkar	27 January 1949	India	West Indies	1	45.3	159	7	3.49	Allan Rae Clyde Walcott Robert Christiani John Goddard Gerry Gomez Jimmy Cameron John Trim	West Indies won

5	Vinoo Mankad	6 February 1952	India	England	1	38.5	55	8	1.41	Tom Graveney Jack Robertson Allan Watkins Cyril Poole Donald Carr Malcolm Hilton Brian Statham Fred Ridgway	India won

6	Ashley Mallett	24 December 1969	Australia	India	2	25	91	5	3.64	Chetan Chauhan Ajit Wadekar Gundappa Viswanath Farokh Engineer Eknath Solkar	Australia won

7	E. A. S. Prasanna	24 December 1969	India	Australia	3	31	74	6	2.38	Bill Lawry Doug Walters Ian Redpath Paul Sheahan Brian Taber Laurie Mayne	Australia won

8	Ashley Mallett	24 December 1969	Australia	India	4	29.2	53	5	1.80	Gundappa Viswanath Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi Eknath Solkar Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan E. A. S. Prasanna	Australia won

9	B. S. Chandrasekhar	12 January 1973	India	England	1	38.5	90	6	2.31	Dennis Amiss Tony Greig Tony Lewis Chris Old Norman Gifford Pat Pocock	India won

10	Andy Roberts	11 January 1975	West Indies	India	1	20.5	64	7	3.07	Anshuman Gaekwad Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi Ashok Mankad Madan Lal Karsan Ghavri E. A. S. Prasanna B. S. Chandrasekhar	India won

11	E. A. S. Prasanna	11 January 1975	India	West Indies	2	23	70	5	3.04	Viv Richards Clive Lloyd Deryck Murray Bernard Julien Keith Boyce	India won

12	Andy Roberts	11 January 1975	West Indies	India	3	21.4	57	5	2.63	Gundappa Viswanath Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi Madan Lal Bishan Singh Bedi B. S. Chandrasekhar	India won

13	Lance Cairns	26 November 1976	New Zealand	India	1	33.1	55	5	1.65	Sunil Gavaskar Anshuman Gaekwad Mohinder Amarnath Ashok Mankad Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan	India won

14	Bishan Singh Bedi	26 November 1976	India	New Zealand	2	16.4	48	5	2.88	Mark Burgess Geoff Howarth Warren Lees Richard Hadlee Lance Cairns	India won

15	John Lever	14 January 1977	England	India	2	19.5	59	5	2.97	Gundappa Viswanath Ashok Mankad Dilip Vengsarkar Syed Kirmani Bishan Singh Bedi	England won

16	B. S. Chandrasekhar	14 January 1977	India	England	3	20.5	50	5	2.40	Dennis Amiss John Lever Mike Brearley Derek Randall Derek Underwood	England won

17	Dilip Doshi	11 September 1979	India	Australia	1	43	103	6	2.39	Graeme Wood Kim Hughes Graham Yallop Dav Whatmore Rodney Hogg Alan Hurst	Drawn

18	Jim Higgs	11 September 1979	Australia	India	2	41.3	143	7	3.44	Chetan Chauhan Gundappa Viswanath Dilip Vengsarkar Yashpal Sharma Kapil Dev Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan Dilip Doshi	Drawn

19	Imran Khan	15 January 1980	Pakistan	India	2	38.2	114	5	2.97	Sunil Gavaskar Dilip Vengsarkar Syed Kirmani Kapil Dev Dilip Doshi	India won

20	Kapil Dev	15 January 1980	India	Pakistan	3	23.4	56	7	2.36	Mudassar Nazar Sadiq Mohammad Zaheer Abbas Asif Iqbal Imran Khan Wasim Bari Sikander Bakht	India won

21	Dilip Doshi	17 September 1982	India	Sri Lanka	1	30	85	5	2.83	Roy Dias Duleep Mendis Arjuna Ranatunga Ranjan Madugalle Anura Ranasinghe	Drawn

22	Kapil Dev	17 September 1982	India	Sri Lanka	3	24.3	110	5	4.48	Bandula Warnapura Ravi Ratnayeke Anura Ranasinghe Mahes Goonatilleke Ajit de Silva	Drawn

23	Ashantha de Mel	17 September 1982	Sri Lanka	India	4	14	68	5	4.85	Dilip Vengsarkar Arun Lal Kapil Dev Gundappa Viswanath Syed Kirmani	Drawn

24	Malcolm Marshall	24 December 1983	West Indies	India	2	26	72	5	2.76	Anshuman Gaekwad Dilip Vengsarkar Shivlal Yadav Roger Binny Kapil Dev	Drawn

25	Neil Foster	13 January 1985	England	India	1	23	104	6	4.52	Sunil Gavaskar Dilip Vengsarkar Mohinder Amarnath Ravi Shastri Shivlal Yadav Laxman Sivaramakrishnan	England won

26	Neil Foster	13 January 1985	England	India	3	28	59	5	2.10	Sunil Gavaskar Krishnamachari Srikkanth Dilip Vengsarkar Mohinder Amarnath Laxman Sivaramakrishnan	England won

27	Greg Matthews	18 September 1985	Australia	India	2	28.2	103	5	3.63	Sunil Gavaskar Krishnamachari Srikkanth Ravi Shastri Chandrakant Pandit Kapil Dev	Tied

28	Greg Matthews	18 September 1985	Australia	India	4	39.5	146	5	3.66	Krishnamachari Srikkanth Mohinder Amarnath Chandrakant Pandit Kapil Dev Maninder Singh	Tied

29	Ray Bright	18 September 1985	Australia	India	4	25	94	5	3.76	Sunil Gavaskar Mohammad Azharuddin Chetan Sharma Kiran More Shivlal Yadav	Tied

30	Maninder Singh	3 February 1987	India	Pakistan	1	59	135	5	2.28	Shoaib Mohammad Rameez Raja Saleem Malik Ijaz Ahmed Saleem Yousuf	Drawn

31	Narendra Hirwani	11 January 1988	India	West Indies	2	18.3	61	8	3.29	Richie Richardson Gus Logie Carl Hooper Viv Richards Clyde Butts Jeff Dujon Winston Davis Courtney Walsh	India won

32	Narendra Hirwani	11 January 1988	India	West Indies	4	15.2	75	8	4.89	Phil Simmons Desmond Haynes Viv Richards Carl Hooper Jeff Dujon Gus Logie Clyde Butts Winston Davis	India won

33	Anil Kumble	11 February 1993	India	England	4	21	64	6	3.04	Robin Smith Neil Fairbrother Richard Blakey Chris Lewis Ian Salisbury Paul Jarvis	India won

34	Anil Kumble	28 January 1999	India	Pakistan	1	24.5	70	6	2.81	Ijaz Ahmed Inzamam-ul-Haq Moin Khan Wasim Akram Saqlain Mushtaq Nadeem Khan	Pakistan won

35	Saqlain Mushtaq	28 January 1999	Pakistan	India	2	35	94	5	2.68	Rahul Dravid Sachin Tendulkar Mohammad Azharuddin Nayan Mongia Anil Kumble	Pakistan won

36	Venkatesh Prasad	28 January 1999	India	Pakistan	3	10	33	6	3.19	Saeed Anwar Shahid Afridi Moin Khan Wasim Akram Saqlain Mushtaq Waqar Younis	Pakistan won

37	Saqlain Mushtaq	28 January 1999	Pakistan	India	4	32.2	93	5	2.87	Sachin Tendulkar Mohammad Azharuddin Sourav Ganguly Sunil Joshi Javagal Srinath	Pakistan won

38	Harbhajan Singh	18 March 2001	India	Australia	1	38.2	133	7	3.46	Matthew Hayden Justin Langer Ricky Ponting Adam Gilchrist Shane Warne Jason Gillespie Colin Miller	India won

39	Harbhajan Singh	18 March 2001	India	Australia	3	41.5	84	8	2.00	Michael Slater Adam Gilchrist Mark Waugh Steve Waugh Ricky Ponting Shane Warne Jason Gillespie Colin Miller	India won

40	Anil Kumble	17 October 2002	India	West Indies	1	23.3	30	5	1.27	Chris Gayle Wavell Hinds Shivnarine Chanderpaul Ryan Hinds Mervyn Dillon	India won

41	Anil Kumble	14 October 2004	India	Australia	1	17.3	48	7	2.74	Damien Martyn Darren Lehmann Michael Clarke Adam Gilchrist Shane Warne Jason Gillespie Michael Kasprowicz	Drawn

42	Shane Warne	14 October 2004	Australia	India	2	42.3	125	6	2.94	Yuvraj Singh Virender Sehwag Irfan Pathan Parthiv Patel Anil Kumble Harbhajan Singh	Drawn

43	Anil Kumble	14 October 2004	India	Australia	3	47	133	6	2.82	Justin Langer Matthew Hayden Adam Gilchrist Darren Lehmann Michael Clarke Shane Warne Michael Kasprowicz	Drawn

44	Harbhajan Singh	26 March 2008	India	South Africa	1	44.5	164	5	3.65	Neil McKenzie Jacques Kallis Morné Morkel Paul Harris Dale Steyn	Drawn

45	Ravichandran Ashwin	22 February 2013	India	Australia	1	42	103	7	2.45	Ed Cowan David Warner Phillip Hughes Shane Watson Matthew Wade Moisés Henriques Nathan Lyon	India won

46	James Pattinson	22 February 2013	Australia	India	2	30	96	5	3.20	Murali Vijay Virender Sehwag Cheteshwar Pujara Mahendra Singh Dhoni Ravindra Jadeja	India won

47	Ravichandran Ashwin	22 February 2013	India	Australia	3	32	95	5	2.95	Ed Cowan Shane Watson Michael Clarke James Pattinson Mitchell Starc	India won

48	Ravindra Jadeja	16 December 2016	India	England	4	25	48	7	1.92	Alastair Cook Keaton Jennings Joe Root Moeen Ali Ben Stokes Stuart Broad Jake Ball	India won

Sentence(s)

Australia's Ashley Mallett became the first to take two five-wicket hauls in the same match, when he took 5 for 91 and 5 for 53 in the second and fourth innings of the test match.

final_sentence: Australia's Ashley Mallett became the first to take two five-wicket hauls in the same match, when he took 5 for 91 and 5 for 53 in the second and fourth innings of the test match.