Lord's in Numbers: India's worst defeat under Kohli

Rajneesh Gupta presents the numbers from the Lord's Test.

Stuart Broad

IMAGE: Stuart Broad appeals for Cheteshwar Pujara's wicket. Photograph: Paul Childs/Reuters

82.2	Number of overs India batted in the Test -- 35.2 overs in the first innings and 47 in the second. There have been only four Tests where India batted for even fewer overs while getting dismissed twice in the Test. The fewest they have batted is 58.1 overs, also against England at Manchester in 1952.
7	Number of times a side have won a Test by an innings margin despite no play on the first day. This was the second such instance for India -- both came against England.

Sides winning a Test by innings margin despite no play on the first day

1	India suffered its first innings defeat in 37 Tests under Virat Kohli.
6	Number of Indian openers to get a pair in a Test (getting out for a duck in both innings). Murali Vijay joined Pankaj Roy (v England, 1952), Farokh Engineer (v West Indies, 1974-1975), Wasim Jaffer (v Bangladesh, 2007), Virender Sehwag (v England, 2011) and Shikhar Dhawan (v South Africa, 2015-2016).
4	Number of times India have two batsmen getting a pair in the same Test (Murali Vijay was followed by Kuldeep Yadav). Jimmy Anderson became the first bowler to inflict two pairs in a Test against India.
0	Number of times an Indian batsman was top scorer in both innings while batting at number 8 or below before Lord's Test. Ravichandran Ashwin became the first Indian to do so by scoring 29 and 33* in two innings.
44.72	The Difference in India's bowling average and batting average in the Test -- the biggest in a Test under Virat Kohli.
189	Runs added by England's sixth wicket pair of Jonny Bairstow and Chris Woakes. This was after England were 5 down for 131. There have been only three better performances when a sixth wicket pair put on more runs than first five wickets combined against India.

6th wicket partnership adding more than first five wickets vs India

Score	6th wkt	For	Venue	Season	Result
94/5 to 446/6	352	New Zealand	Wellington	2013-2014	Match drawn
150/5 to 357/6	207	Pakistan	Kolkata	2007-2008	Match drawn
99/5 to 296/6	197	Australia	Mumbai>/td>	2000-2001	Australia won by 10 wickets
131/5 to 320/6	189	England	Lord's	2018	England won by an innings and 159 runs
58/5 to 229/6	171	England	Mumbai	1979-1980	England won by 10 wickets

Chris Woakes

IMAGE: Chris Woakes's bowling in the first innings and his unbeaten 137 earned him the Player of the Match Award. Photograph: Paul Childs/Reuters

4.49	England's run-rate : 396/7d in 88.1 overs. There have been only two better performances in an innings of 300 or more for England against India.
137	Chris Woakes's 137 not out was higher than India's score in either innings at Lord's. There have been nine other instances of an opposition player outscoring India in either innings of a Test/ This was the first time an allrounder/bowler had performed this feat.

Individual score higher than India's either innings in a Test

	Score	India's totals	Venue	Season
Don Bradman	185	58 and 98	Brisbane	1947-1948
Len Hutton	104	58 and 82	Manchester	1952
Rohan Kanhai	256	124 and 154	Calcutta	1958-1959
Greg Chappell	204	201 and 201	Sydney	1980-1981
Javed Miandad	280*	189 and 273	Hyderabad	1982-1983
Alastair Cook	294	224 and 244	Birmingham	2011
David Warner	180	161 and 171	Perth	2011-2012
Joe Root	149*	148 and 94	The Oval	2014
Steven Smith	109	105 and 107	Pune	2016-2017
Chris Woakes	137*	107 & 130	Lord's	2018

James Anderson

IMAGE: James Anderson celebrates Murali Vijay's wicket. Photograph: Stu Forster/Getty Images

103	Number of wickets Jimmy Anderson has taken in Tests at Lord's -- the first bowler to complete a century of wickets at this ground. Muttiah Muralitharan is the only other bowler with 100 wickets at a particular ground -- 166 at Colombo SSC, 117 at Kandy and 111 at Galle.
4.77	Jimmy Anderson's bowling average in the Test -- 9 wickets for 43 runs. Only two bowlers have managed a better average than Anderson in a Test against India while taking 9 or more wickets -- Ernie Toshack (2.82, 11/31) for Australia at Brisbane in 1947-1948 and Fred Trueman (4.44, 9/40) for England at Manchester in 1952.
6	Number of ducks Jimmy Anderson inflicted on Indian batsmen in the Lord's Test -- joint-most by any bowler in a Test against India. Imran Khan had done the same at Karachi in 1982. The Test record is 8 held by England's Jim Laker against Australia at Manchester in 1956.
99	Number of wickets taken by Jimmy Anderson against India -- the most by any bowler in India-England Tests. Jimmy surpassed Bhagwat Chandrasekhar's tally of 95 wickets. Now only one bowler -- Muttiah Muralitharan -- has taken more wickets (105) in Tests against India.
14	Number of players who were part of a winning side without facing a ball, bowling a ball, taking a catch or effecting a stumping. Adil Rashid became the first to do so against India.