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- They the best figures by an Englishman in Tests following Jim Laker's 10 for 53 and 9 for 37 at Old Trafford in Ashes 1956.
- They are the best figures before lunch on Day One of a Test surpassing Graham McKenzie's 6 for 34 against India at MCG in 1967-68.
- These are the best figures at Trent Bridge in Tests obscuring Muttiah Muralitharan's 8 for 70 against England in 2006. The past best by an English bowler at the venue was 8 for 107 by Bernard Bosanquet in Ashes 1905.
- These are the third least expensive eight-wicket pull in Tests after George Lohmann's 8 for 7 against South Africa at Port Elizabeth in 1896 and Johnny Briggs' 8 for 11 against South Africa at Newlands in 1889.
- This is the first occurrence of a bowler taken eight or more wickets and all wickets were gotten at slips however none by the wicketkeeper. James White additionally took eight wicket all found without including a wicketkeeper, however one of his wickets was a gotten and rocked the bowling alley at Adelaide Oval in Ashes 1929-30.
Ian Bell's rejection on 1: Bell was out for 1 for the twelfth time in Tests. Among legitimate batsmen this is the most number of times a batsman has got out for 1. He went past Sachin Tendulkar and Rod Marsh, who had got out on one 11 times in their vocations. Of all players Anderson (14 times) and Harbhajan Singh (13) are the main players who have got this a greater number of times than Bell. Perused: Australia's no-show against threatening Stuart Broad will frequent them for quite a long time
Joe Root's century batting in the second innings on Day One: By the end of Day One, Root had finished his century and was unbeaten on 124. He figured out how to score a century on the first day of a Test in spite of batting second. This is just the fifth occurrence of a batsman doing likewise. Alviro Peterson (103*) for South Africa against New Zealand at Newlands in 2012-13 was the last to do as such after New Zealand were knocked down some pins out for 45. Root's 124* is likewise the second-most elevated score in the second innings of a Test on Day One. The most elevated is 151 by Marcus Trescothick against Bangaldesh at Chester-le-Street in 2005. Perused: Stuart Broad demonstrates an uncommon look of history in Ashes 2015 fourth Test at Trent Bridge
Lead of 214 by Day One: England scored 274 for 4 on Day One and drove Australia by 214 runs. It is the third-most noteworthy lead for a group on the first day. The main two on the rundown are 286 by South Africa against Zimbabwe at Newlands in 2005 and 233 by England against Australia at Lord's in 1893. Perused: Australia's breakdown at Trent Bridge among most exceedingly awful in history
Both openers scoring ducks in first innings and 50 in the second: Rogers and David Warner were both out for ducks in the first innings and scored half-hundreds of years in the second. Interestingly, it is just the third such case ever. The last two were for India (Devang Gandhi and Sadagoppan Ramesh) against New Zealand at Mohali in 1999-00 and for New Zealand (Martin Guptill and Tom Latham) against England at Lord's in 2015. Perused: Peter Nevill resembles one for the future for Australia
Four six-wicket pulls by diverse bowlers from the same group in four back to back test innings: Anderson (6 for 47) and Steven Finn (6 for 79) took six-fors at Edgbaston. Expansive (8 for 15) and Stokes (6 for 36) did likewise at Trent Bridge. This is the first event for any group that four unique bowlers took six or more wickets in back to back innings. Perused: Why quick bowlers should be irate to bowl taking care of business
Alastair Cook turns out to be first Englishman to show up in 50 Test wins: The win by an innings and 78 runs is the 50th win for England including Cook. He turned into the first English player to achieve this accomplishment; 27 others have accomplished this for different groups. The following best for England is Anderson with 49. On the off chance that he wasn't missing, he likewise would have finished this development. Perused: James Anderson's side strain reminiscent of Glenn McGrath's bent lower leg in Ashes 2005
Alastair Cook wins two Ashes arrangement at home as skipper: Cook had prior driven England to an Ashes win in England in 2013, and did likewise in 2015. In doing as such he imitated WG Grace (who had done it 1888, 1893, 1896 and 1899) and Mike Brearley (1977 and 1981).
100th innings triumph: England turned into the first group to win 100 Tests by an innings. This was England's 961st Test. They have won 344, lost 278 and drawn 339 matches. Australia is next with 85 innings triumphs.
seventh Test thrashing for Michael Clarke as chief in The Ashes: Clarke turned into the Australian skipper with most annihilations in Ashes Tests. He surpassed Billy Murdoch, Bill Woodfull, Allan Border and Ricky Ponting, every one of whom had six thrashings in Ashes under their initiative. Perused: Michael Clarke's captaincy in Ashes 2015 needs adaptability
32nd Ashes arrangement win for England: With this win, England recovered the urn. Presently both Australia and England have won 32 Ashes each, while five arrangement were drawn of the 69 played as such.
Stuart Broad's eighth Man of the Match grant: Broad was decreed Man of the Match for his 8 for 15. This is his eighth Man of the Match honor in Tests. Of the current English players nobody has such a variety of: Anderson is next with seven. It is to be noticed that Broad's grants have all taken a stab at home. Botham (12) leads the path for England. Perused: Dear Australian batsmen, will you quit letting your bowlers down in Ashes 2015?
