IND vs ENG: Sai Sudharsan joins list of Indians who scored a duck on Test debut | Cricket News


India’s Sai Sudharsan became the latest name in a long list of Indian players who were dismissed for a duck on their Test debuts when he was snapped up by English skipper Ben Stokes in the 1st Test between England and India at Leeds on Friday.

The wicket of Sudharsan was a well-laid out plan for England with Stokes adding a gully alongside a leg slip. He bowled on Sudharsan’s legs and the debutant ended up nicking one behind to wicketkeeper Jamie Smith. India had started the day on a steady note with Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul both scoring 42 runs respectively before the latter was dismissed by Brydon Carse.

Stokes’ decision to bowl first might have stemmed from the transformed nature of Headingley track which has become a batter’s ally in the last decade, and that character was visible in the first session of the match itself. There was a hint of movement and swing for the pacers, but the Indian openers were well up to the task on a largely sunny morning. An England attack that did not have either James Anderson or Stuart Broad in its roster did not seem to have the ammunition to trouble the Indian batters on a rather flaccid pitch.

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Coming to Indian debutants who scored a duck in their first Test match innings,  C T Sarwate was the first Indian to achieve that unwanted record in the 1946 match against England. The last player to have that record before Sudharsan was Umesh Yadav in 2011 against West Indies.

Player Opposition Match Ground
C T Sarwate England 20/07/1946 Old Trafford
J K Irani Australia 28/11/1947 Brisbane Cricket Ground
S A Banerjee West Indies 31/12/1948 Eden Gardens
Ghulam Ahmed West Indies 31/12/1948 Eden Gardens
S P Gupte England 30/12/1951 Eden Gardens
G S Ramchand England 05/06/1952 Headingley
Jasubhai Patel Pakistan 26/02/1955 National Stadium (Karachi)
M S Hardikar West Indies 28/11/1958 Brabourne Stadium
V M Muddiah Australia 12/12/1959 Arun Jaitley Stadium
M M Sood Australia 13/01/1960 Nehru Stadium (Chennai)
B S Chandrasekhar England 21/01/1964 Brabourne Stadium
U N Kulkarni Australia 23/12/1967 Adelaide Oval
E D Solkar New Zealand 15/10/1969 Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium
G R Viswanath Australia 15/11/1969 Green Park
D D Parsana West Indies 12/01/1979 MA Chidambaram Stadium
N S Yadav Australia 02/10/1979 Green Park
K Srikkanth England 27/11/1981 Wankhede Stadium
Maninder Singh Pakistan 23/12/1982 National Stadium (Karachi)
Rashid Patel New Zealand 24/11/1988 Wankhede Stadium
V Razdan Pakistan 23/11/1989 Iqbal Stadium
A Kuruvilla West Indies 06/03/1997 Sabina Park
R Vijay Bhardwaj New Zealand 10/10/1999 PCA IS Bindra Stadium
D J Gandhi New Zealand 10/10/1999 PCA IS Bindra Stadium
Robin Singh New Zealand 02/01/1999 Seddon Park
Parthiv Patel England 08/08/2002 Trent Bridge
Ajay Ratra West Indies 19/04/2002 Queen’s Park Oval
Wriddhiman Saha South Africa 06/02/2010 VCA Stadium, Nagpur
R Ashwin West Indies 06/11/2011 Arun Jaitley Stadium
Umesh Yadav West Indies 06/11/2011 Arun Jaitley Stadium
Sai Sudharsan England 20/06/2025 Headingley





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