All Hat-Tricks in One Day International Cricket

UpdatedTuesday, March 24, 2015

Getting three wickets in a row is a dream of every bowler. But it is very rare in One Day International cricket. In the history of ODI cricket, more than 3600 matches, it is happened only 37 times when a bowler achieved this goal. The first hat-trick was taken by Pakistani fast bowler Jalal-ud-Din against Australia in September 20, 1982. RW Marsh, B Yardley and GF Lawson were the victims of Jalal.

Lasith Malinga Hat-Tricks in One Day International CricketSri Lankan Pacer Lasith Malinga has the record of most hat-tricks in One Day International cricket. Malinga has done it three times in ODIs. He is only bowler in the history of one day cricket who took four wickets in a row. Wasim Akram, Saqlain Mushtaq and Chaminda Vaas have taken two hat-tricks in ODI cricket. The only player in the history of ODI Cricket to take a hat-trick on debut is Taijul Islam from Bangladesh. Here are the All hat-tricks in the One Day International Cricket so for.

All Hat-Tricks in One Day International Cricket

Sr.# Player Country Match Venue Date Victims
1. Jalal-ud-Din Pakistan Pakistan v Australia Hyderabad 20/09/1982 RW Marsh, B Yardley; GF Lawson
2. Bruce Reid Australia Australia v New Zealand Sydney 29/01/1986 BR Blair , EB McSweeney ,SR Gillespie
3. Chetan Sharma India India v New Zealand Nagpur 31/10/1987 KR Rutherford, IDS Smith, EJ Chatfield
4. Wasim Akram Pakistan Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 14/10/1989 PJL Dujon, MD Marshall, CEL Ambrose
5. Wasim Akram Pakistan Pakistan v Australia Sharjah 04/05/1990 MG Hughes, CG Rackemann, TM Alderman
6. Kapil Dev India India v Sri Lanka Calcutta 04/01/1991 RS Mahanama, RJ Ratnayake,
ST Jayasuirya
7. Aaqib Javed Pakistan Pakistan v India Sharjah 25/10/1991 RJ Shastri, M Azharuddin ,SR Tendulkar
8. Danny Morrison New Zealand New Zealand v India Napier 25/03/1994 Kapil Dev, SA Ankola, NR Mongia
9. Waqar Younis Pakistan Pakistan v New Zealand East London 19/12/1994 CZ Harris, C Pringle, RP de Groen
10. Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan Pakistan v Zimbabwe Peshawar 03/11/1996 GW Flower, JA Rennie;  AR Whittall
11. Eddo Brandes Zimbabwe Zimbabwe v England Harare 03/01/1997 NV Knight, JP Crawley, N Hussain
12. Anthony Stuart Australia Australia v Pakistan Melbourne 16/01/1997 Ijaz Ahmed, Mohammad Wasim, Moin Khan
13. Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan Pakistan v Zimbabwe The Oval 11/06/1999 HK Olonga, AG Huckle, M Mbangwa
14. Chaminda Vaas Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Colombo (SSC) 08/12/2001 SV Carlisle, CB Wishart, T Taibu
15. Mohammad Sami Pakistan Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 15/02/2002 RD Jacobs, CD Collymore, CE Cuffy
16. Chaminda Vaas Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Pietermaritzburg 14/02/2003 Hannan Sarkar, Mohammad Ashraful, Ehsanul Haque
17. Brett Lee Australia Australia v Kenya Durban 15/03/2003 KO Otieno, BJ Patel, DO Obuya
18. James Anderson England England v Pakistan The Oval 20/06/2003 Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Sami
19. Stave Harmison England England v India Nottingham 01/09/2004 M Kaif , L Balaji , A Nehra
20. Charl Langeveldt South Africa South Africa v West Indies Barbados 11/05/2005 IDR Bradshaw, DB Powell, CD Collymore
21. Shahadat Hossain Bangladesh Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Harare 02/08/2006 TV Mufambisi, E Chigumbura, P Utseya
22. Jerome Taylor West Indies West Indies v Australia Mumbai 18/10/2006 MEK Hussey , B Lee, GB Hogg
23. Shane Bond New Zealand New Zealand v Australia Hobart 14/01/2007 CL White, A Symonds, NW Bracken
24. LasithMalinga Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v South Africa Guyana 28/03/2007 SM Pollock, AJ Hall, JH Kallis, M Ntini
25. Andrew Flintoff England England v West Indies St Lucia 03/04/2009 D Ramdin, R Rampaul, SJ Benn
26. Farveez Maharoof Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v India Dambulla 22/06/2010 RA Jadeja, P Kumar, Z Khan
27. Abdur Razzak Bangladesh Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Dhaka 03/12/2010 P Utseya, RW Price, CB Mpofu l
28. Kemar Roach West Indies West Indies v Netherlands Delhi 28/02/2011 PM Seelaar, BP Loots, BA Westdijk
29. Lasith Malinga Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Kenya Colombo (RPS) 01/03/2011 T Mishra, PJ Ongondo, SO Ngoche
30. Lasith Malinga Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Australia Colombo (RPS) 22/08/2011 MG Johnson, JW Hastings, XJ Doherty
31. Dan Christian Australia Australia v Sri Lanka Melbourne 02/03/2012 NLTC Perera, SMSM Senanayake, KMDN Kulasekara
32. Thisara Perera Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Pakistan Colombo (RPS) 16/06/2012 Younis Khan,  Shahid Afridi, Sarfraz Ahmed
33. Clint McKay Australia Australia v England Cardiff 14/09/2013 KP Pietersen, IJL Trott, JE Root
34. Rubel Hossain Bangladesh Bangladesh v New Zealand Dhaka 29/10/2013 Corey J Anderson, BB McCullum,
JDS Neesham
35. Prosper Utseya Zimbabwe Zimbabwe v South Africa Harare 29/08/2014 Q de Kock, RR Rossouw, DA Miller
36. Taijul Islam Bangladesh Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Dhaka 01/12/2014 TL Chatara, J Nyumbu, T Panyangara
37. Steven Finn England England v Australia Melbourne 14/02/2015 BJ Haddin, GJ Maxwell, MG Johnson
38. JP Duminy South Africa Sri Lanka Sydney 18/03/2015

 

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