Chase and Holder: The pair with the most 100-plus seventh-wicket stands

6 – Number of batsmen in the top eight who had a control of more than 80% in West Indies’ innings. In their first innings in the Rajkot Test, only two of them had more than 80% control. The overall control percentage of West Indies batsmen in the first innings of Rajkot Test was just 69.58.3 – Number of 100-plus partnerships between Roston Chase and Jason Holder for the seventh wicket – the most by any pair in Test history. They have batted seven times for the seventh wicket and have had three century stands and a fifty-run stand. They average 75.83 in those seven innings.2008 – The last time any visiting team had century partnership for the seventh wicket against India in India, before Chase and Holder. Michael Clarke and Cameron White had shared a 106-run stand in Delhi in 2008, which was the last instance.1994 – The last instance of all of West Indies’ top-eight batsmen getting into double-figures in a Test innings against India, which was in Mohali on the 1994-95 tour. In the first innings of this Hyderabad Test, all eight have reached double-figures. This is the first time in three years West Indies have done this against any team.100 – Wickets for Kuldeep Yadav in his international career – 18 in Tests, 58 in ODIs and 24 in T20Is. Since his debut in March 2017, only one bowler has picked up more wickets across all three formats than Kuldeep – Kagiso Rabada with 115 wickets. Among India bowlers, the next highest wicket-taker is Jasprit Bumrah with 88 scalps in 47 games. With nine wickets in this series, Kuldeep is the top wicket-taker.