List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at the Oval

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The Oval has been used as a venue for international cricket since 1880.

The Oval, currently referred to for sponsorship purposes as the Kia Oval,[1][2] is an international cricket ground in Kennington, in the London Borough of Lambeth, in south London.[3] The Oval has been the home ground of Surrey County Cricket Club since it was opened in 1845.[4][5][6] It was the first ground in England to host international Test cricket in September 1880.[7][8] The final Test match of the English season is traditionally played there. The Oval has hosted Test, One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International cricket matches in both men's and women's cricket.

In cricket, a five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer")[9][10] refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings, which is regarded as a notable achievement.[11] The first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a Test match at the Oval was Fred Morley in 1880 who finished with bowling figures of 5 wickets for 56 runs.[12] In women's cricket, five bowlers have taken five-wicket hauls in Women's Tests, the first being England's Joan Davis who took 5 wickets for 31 runs against Australia in 1937.[13]

The first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in an ODI on the ground was England's Mike Hendrick who took 5 wickets for 31 runs against Australia in 1980.[14] Only one five-wicket haul has been taken in T20I cricket: Pakistan's Umar Gul's 5 wickets for 6 runs in 2009.[15]

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 11 September 2022

A total of 152 Test match five-wicket hauls have been taken at the Oval, including five taken in Women's Tests.

Men's matches[edit]

Five-wicket hauls in Men's Test matches at the Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Fred Morley 6 September 1880  England Australia[a] 2 32[b] 56 5 England won[17]
2 Dick Barlow 28 August 1882  England Australia 1 31[b] 19 5 Australia won[18]
3 Fred Spofforth 28 August 1882 Australia  England 2 36.3[b] 46 7 Australia won[18]
4 Fred Spofforth 28 August 1882 Australia  England 4 28[b] 44 7 Australia won[18]
5 George Lohmann 12 August 1886  England Australia 2 30.2[b] 36 7 England won[19]
6 George Lohmann 12 August 1886  England Australia 3 37[b] 68 5 England won[19]
7 Johnny Briggs 13 August 1888  England Australia 1 37[b] 25 5 England won[20]
8 Charles Turner 13 August 1888 Australia  England 2 60[b] 112 6 England won[20]
9 Billy Barnes 13 August 1888  England Australia 3 29[b] 32 5 England won[20]
10 Frederick Martin 11 August 1890  England Australia 1 27[c] 50 6 England won[21]
11 Frederick Martin 11 August 1890  England Australia 3 30.2[c] 52 6 England won[21]
12 J. J. Ferris 11 August 1890 Australia  England 4 23[c] 49 5 England won[21]
13 George Giffen 14 August 1893 Australia  England 1 54[c] 128 7 England won[22]
14 Johnny Briggs 14 August 1893  England Australia 2 14.3[c] 34 5 England won[22]
15 Johnny Briggs 14 August 1893  England Australia 3 35[c] 114 5 England won[22]
16 Hugh Trumble 10 August 1896 Australia  England 1 40[c] 59 6 England won[23]
17 J. T. Hearne 10 August 1896  England Australia 2 26.1[c] 41 6 England won[23]
18 Hugh Trumble 10 August 1896 Australia  England 3 25[c] 30 6 England won[23]
19 Bobby Peel 10 August 1896  England Australia 4 12[c] 23 6 England won[23]
20 Bill Lockwood 14 August 1899  England Australia 2 40.3[c] 71 7 England won[24]
21 George Hirst 11 August 1902  England Australia 1 29 77 5 England won[25]
22 Hugh Trumble 11 August 1902 Australia  England 2 31 65 8 England won[25]
23 Bill Lockwood 11 August 1902  England Australia 3 20 45 5 England won[25]
24 Tibby Cotter 14 August 1905  Australia  England 1 40 148 7 Drawn[26]
25 Walter Brearley 14 August 1905  England  Australia 2 31.1 110 5 Drawn[26]
26 Colin Blythe 19 August 1907  England  South Africa 2 20.3 61 5 Drawn[27]
27 Douglas Carr 9 August 1909  England  Australia 1 34 146 5 Drawn[28]
28 Tibby Cotter 9 August 1909  Australia  England 2 27.4 95 6 Drawn[28]
29 Sydney Barnes 12 August 1912  England  South Africa 1 21 28 5 England won[29]
30 Frank Woolley 12 August 1912  England  South Africa 1 15.3 41 5 England won[29]
31 Aubrey Faulkner 12 August 1912  South Africa  England 2 27.1 84 7 England won[29]
32 Sydney Barnes 12 August 1912  England  South Africa 3 16.4 29 8 England won[29]
33 Sydney Barnes 19 August 1912  England  Australia 2 27 30 5 England won[30]
34 Frank Woolley 19 August 1912  England  Australia 2 9.4 29 5 England won[30]
35 Gerry Hazlitt 19 August 1912  Australia  England 3 21.4 25 7 England won[30]
36 Frank Woolley 19 August 1912  England  Australia 4 7.4 20 5 England won[30]
37 Ted McDonald 13 August 1921  Australia  England 1 47 143 5 Drawn[31]
38 Arthur Mailey 14 August 1926  Australia  England 1 33.5 138 6 England won[32]
39 Herman Griffith 11 August 1928  West Indies  England 2 25.5 103 6 England won[33]
40 Cyril Vincent 17 August 1929  South Africa  England 1 45 105 5 Drawn[34]
41 Ian Peebles 16 August 1930  England  Australia 2 71 204 6 Australia won[35]
42 Percy Hornibrook 16 August 1930  Australia  England 3 31.2 92 7 Australia won[35]
43 Gubby Allen 29 July 1931  England  New Zealand 2 13 14 5 England won[36]
44 Manny Martindale 12 August 1933  West Indies  England 1 24.5 93 5 England won[37]
45 Charles Marriott 12 August 1933  England  West Indies 2 11.5 37 5 England won[37]
46 Charles Marriott 12 August 1933  England  West Indies 3 29.2 59 6 England won[37]
47 Bill Bowes 18 August 1934  England  Australia 3 11.3 55 5 Australia won[38]
48 Nobby Clark 18 August 1934  England  Australia 3 20 98 5 Australia won[38]
49 Clarrie Grimmett 18 August 1934  Australia  England 4 26.3 64 5 Australia won[38]
50 Mohammad Nissar 15 August 1936  India  England 1 26 120 5 England won[39]
51 Jim Sims 15 August 1936  England  India 2 18.5 73 5 England won[39]
52 Gubby Allen 15 August 1936  England  India 3 20 80 7 England won[39]
53 Bill Bowes 20 August 1938  England  Australia 2 19 49 5 England won[40]
54 Learie Constantine 19 August 1939  West Indies  England 1 17.3[d] 75 5 Drawn[41]
55 Reg Perks 19 August 1939  England  West Indies 2 30.5[d] 156 5 Drawn[41]
56 Ray Lindwall 14 August 1948  Australia  England 1 16.1 20 6 Australia won[42]
57 Eric Hollies 14 August 1948  England  Australia 2 56 131 5 Australia won[42]
58 Fen Cresswell 13 August 1949  New Zealand  England 2 41.2 168 6 Drawn[43]
59 Doug Wright 12 August 1950  England  West Indies 1 53 141 5 West Indies won[44]
60 Alf Valentine 12 August 1950  West Indies  England 3 26.3 39 6 West Indies won[44]
61 Jim Laker 16 August 1951  England  South Africa 3 28 55 6 England won[45]
62 Alec Bedser 14 August 1952  England  India 2 14.5 41 5 Drawn[46]
63 Fred Trueman 14 August 1952  England  India 2 16 48 5 Drawn[46]
64 Tony Lock 15 August 1953  England  Australia 3 21 45 5 England won[47]
65 Fazal Mahmood 12 August 1954  Pakistan  England 2 30 53 6 Pakistan won[48]
66 Johnny Wardle 12 August 1954  England  Pakistan 3 35 56 7 Pakistan won[48]
67 Fazal Mahmood 12 August 1954  Pakistan  England 4 30 46 6 Pakistan won[48]
68 Trevor Goddard 13 August 1955  South Africa  England 1 22.4 31 5 England won[49]
69 Hugh Tayfield 13 August 1955  South Africa  England 3 53.4 60 5 England won[49]
70 Jim Laker 13 August 1955  England  South Africa 4 37.4 56 5 England won[49]
71 Ron Archer 23 August 1956  Australia  England 1 28.2 53 5 Drawn[50]
72 Tony Lock 22 August 1957  England  West Indies 2 21.4 28 5 England won[51]
73 Tony Lock 22 August 1957  England  West Indies 3 16 20 6 England won[51]
74 Surendranath 20 August 1959  India  England 2 51.3 75 5 England won[52]
75 Neil Adcock 18 August 1960  South Africa  England 1 31.3 65 6 Drawn[53]
76 Ken Mackay 17 August 1961  Australia  England 3 68 121 5 Drawn[54]
77 David Larter 16 August 1962  England  Pakistan 2 25 57 5 England won[55]
78 Charlie Griffith 22 August 1963  West Indies  England 1 27 71 6 West Indies won[56]
79 Neil Hawke 13 August 1964  Australia  England 1 25.4 47 6 Drawn[57]
80 Brian Statham 26 August 1965  England  South Africa 1 24.2 40 5 Drawn[58]
81 Peter Pollock 26 August 1965  South Africa  England 2 25.1 43 5 Drawn[58]
82 Geoff Arnold 24 August 1967  England  Pakistan 1 29 58 5 England won[59]
83 Ken Higgs 24 August 1967  England  Pakistan 3 20 58 5 England won[59]
84 Derek Underwood 22 August 1968  England  Australia 4 31.3 50 7 England won[60]
85 Derek Underwood 21 August 1969  England  New Zealand 1 26 41 6 England won[61]
86 Derek Underwood 21 August 1969  England  New Zealand 3 38.3 60 6 England won[61]
87 Ray Illingworth 19 August 1971  England  India 2 34.3 70 5 India won[62]
88 B. S. Chandrasekhar 19 August 1971  India  England 3 18.1 38 6 India won[62]
89 Dennis Lillee 10 August 1972  Australia  England 1 24.2 58 5 Australia won[63]
90 Dennis Lillee 10 August 1972  Australia  England 3 32.2 123 5 Australia won[63]
91 Geoff Arnold 26 July 1973  England  West Indies 1 39 113 5 West Indies won[64]
92 Keith Boyce 26 July 1973  West Indies  England 2 22 70 5 West Indies won[64]
93 Keith Boyce 26 July 1973  West Indies  England 4 21.1 77 6 West Indies won[64]
94 Intikhab Alam 22 August 1974  Pakistan  England 2 51.4 116 5 Drawn[65]
95 Michael Holding 12 August 1976  West Indies  England 2 33 92 8 West Indies won[66]
96 Michael Holding 12 August 1976  West Indies  England 4 20.4 57 6 West Indies won[66]
97 Mick Malone 25 August 1977  Australia  England 1 47 63 5 Drawn[67]
98 Bob Willis 25 August 1977  England  Australia 2 29.3 102 5 Drawn[67]
100 Ian Botham 27 August 1981  England  Australia 1 47 125 6 Drawn[68]
101 Dennis Lillee 27 August 1981  Australia  England 2 31.4 89 7 Drawn[68]
102 Richard Hadlee 14 July 1983  New Zealand  England 1 23.4 53 6 England won[69]
103 Ian Botham 9 August 1984  England  West Indies 1 23 72 5 West Indies won[70]
104 Malcolm Marshall 9 August 1984  West Indies  England 2 17.5 35 5 West Indies won[70]
105 Michael Holding 9 August 1984  West Indies  England 4 13 43 5 West Indies won[70]
106 Richard Ellison 29 August 1985  England  Australia 3 17 46 5 England won[71]
107 Graham Dilley 6 August 1987  England  Pakistan 1 47.3 154 6 Drawn[72]
108 Abdul Qadir 6 August 1987  Pakistan  England 2 44.4 96 7 Drawn[72]
109 Neil Foster 4 August 1988  England  West Indies 2 16 64 5 West Indies won[73]
110 Terry Alderman 24 August 1989  Australia  England 2 27 66 5 Drawn[74]
111 Phil Tufnell 8 August 1991  England  West Indies 2 14.3 25 6 England won[75]
112 David Lawrence 8 August 1991  England  West Indies 3 25.5 106 5 England won[75]
113 Wasim Akram 6 August 1992  Pakistan  England 1 22.1 67 6 Pakistan won[76]
114 Devon Malcolm 6 August 1992  England  Pakistan 2 29 94 5 Pakistan won[76]
115 Waqar Younis 6 August 1992  Pakistan  England 3 18 52 5 Pakistan won[76]
116 Angus Fraser 19 August 1993  England  Australia 2 26.4 87 5 England won[77]
117 Devon Malcolm 18 August 1994  England  South Africa 3 16.3 57 9 England won[78]
118 Curtly Ambrose 24 August 1995  West Indies  England 1 42 96 5 Drawn[79]
119 Mushtaq Ahmed 22 August 1996  Pakistan  England 3 37 78 6 Pakistan won[80]
120 Glenn McGrath 21 August 1997  Australia  England 1 21 76 7 England won[81]
121 Phil Tufnell 21 August 1997  England  Australia 2 34.3 66 7 England won[81]
122 Michael Kasprowicz 21 August 1997  Australia  England 3 15.5 36 7 England won[81]
123 Andrew Caddick 21 August 1997  England  Australia 4 12 42 5 England won[81]
124 Muttiah Muralitharan 27 August 1998  Sri Lanka  England 1 59.3 155 7 Sri Lanka won[82]
125 Muttiah Muralitharan 27 August 1998  Sri Lanka  England 3 54.2 65 9 Sri Lanka won[82]
126 Chris Cairns 19 August 1999  New Zealand  England 2 19 31 5 New Zealand won[83]
127 Craig White 31 August 2000  England  West Indies 2 11.5 32 5 England won[84]
128 Shane Warne 23 August 2001  Australia  England 2 44.2 165 7 Australia won[85]
129 Glenn McGrath 23 August 2001  Australia  England 3 15.3 43 5 Australia won[85]
130 Harbhajan Singh 5 September 2002  India  England 1 38.4 115 5 Drawn[86]
131 Steve Harmison 19 August 2004  England  West Indies 2 13 46 6 England won[87]
132 Shane Warne 8 September 2005  Australia  England 1 37.3 122 6 Drawn[88]
133 Andrew Flintoff 8 September 2005  England  Australia 2 34 78 5 Drawn[88]
134 Shane Warne 8 September 2005  Australia  England 3 38.3 124 6 Drawn[88]
135 Makhaya Ntini 7 August 2008  South Africa  England 2 24 94 5 England won[89]
136 Stuart Broad 20 August 2009  England  Australia 2 12 37 5 England won[90]
137 Wahab Riaz 18 August 2010  Pakistan  England 1 18 63 5 Pakistan won[91]
138 Mohammad Amir 18 August 2010  Pakistan  England 3 19 52 5 Pakistan won[91]
139 Graeme Swann 18 August 2011  England  India 3 38 106 6 England won[92]
140 Dale Steyn 19 July 2012  South Africa  England 3 21 56 5 South Africa won[93]
141 Sohail Khan 11 August 2016  Pakistan  England 1 20.4 68 5 Pakistan won[94]
142 Yasir Shah 11 August 2016  Pakistan  England 3 29 71 5 Pakistan won[94]
143 Toby Roland-Jones 27 July 2017  England  South Africa 2 16.4 57 5 England won[95]
144 Mitchell Marsh 12 September 2019  Australia  England 1 18.2 46 5 England won[96]
145 Jofra Archer 12 September 2019  England  Australia 2 23.5 62 6 England won[96]
146 Ollie Robinson 8 September 2022  England  South Africa 1 14 49 5 England won[97]
147 Marco Jansen 8 September 2022  South Africa  England 2 12.2 35 5 England won[97]

Women's matches[edit]

Five-wicket hauls in Women's Test Matches at the Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing team Inn Overs Runs Wkts Result
1 Joan Davis 10 July 1937  England  Australia 1 13 31 5 Drawn[98]
2 Mary Duggan 28 July 1951  England  Australia 4 20 30 5 England won[99]
3 Helene Hegarty 24 July 1954  England  New Zealand 2 27 48 5 Drawn[100]
4 Lorraine Kutcher 20 July 1963  Australia  England 1 24 59 5 England won[101]
5 Jos Burley 6 August 1966  New Zealand  England 3 34.2 41 7 Drawn[102]

One Day International five-wicket hauls[edit]

As of 13 September 2023

There have been eleven bowlers who have taken five-wicket hauls in ODIs on the ground, all in men's matches.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's One Day Internationals at the Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1 Mike Hendrick 20 August 1980  England  Australia 2 11 31 5 England won[103]
2 Ronnie Irani 9 July 2002  England  India 2 7 26 5 England won[104]
3 Jacob Oram 10 September 2004[e]  New Zealand  United States 2 9.4 36 5 New Zealand won[105]
4 Samit Patel 29 August 2008  England  South Africa 2 9.4 41 5 England won[106]
5 Ryan Harris 30 June 2010  Australia  England 2 8.4 32 5 Australia won[107]
6 Umar Gul 17 September 2010  Pakistan  England 2 10 42 6 Pakistan won[108]
7 Ravindra Jadeja 11 June 2013[f]  India  West Indies 1 10 36 5 India won[109]
8 Alzarri Joseph 27 September 2017  West Indies  England 2 8.1 56 5 England won[110]
9 Sam Curran 1 July 2021  England  Sri Lanka 1 10 48 5 England won[111]
10 Jasprit Bumrah 12 July 2022  India  England 1 7.2 19 6 India won[112]
11 Trent Boult 13 September 2023  New Zealand  England 1 9.1 51 5 England won[113]

Twenty20 Internationals[edit]

As of 31 January 2020

A single five-wicket haul has been taken in T20I matches on the ground.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's Twenty20 Internationals at the Oval
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing team Inn Overs Runs Wkts Result
1 Umar Gul 13 June 2009[g]  Pakistan  New Zealand 1 3 6 5 Pakistan won[114]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ 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.[16]
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i Four ball overs were used during this match.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Five ball overs were used during this match.
  4. ^ a b Eight-ball overs were used in this match.
  5. ^ This match was part of the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy which was held in England.
  6. ^ This match was part of the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy which was held in England.
  7. ^ This match was part of the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 which was held in England.

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