in test cricket who is the first hatrick bowler?
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In Test cricket history there have been just 36 hat-tricks, the first achieved by Fred Spofforth for Australia against England in 1879
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Since it will be very difficult and time consuming to list the names of all the bowlers here, I suggest you check the following website,\nwhere you can get the list of all the bowlers of all cricket playing countries.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowler_%28cricket%29
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Cottari Kanakaiya Nayudu captained India in their first Test match, played at Lord's in 1932 against England.  India lost by 158 runs.\n\nOr do you mean first captain after Indian independence in 1947? In that case, it was Lala Amarnath, who captained India against Australia in 1948, in Brisbane.  India lost that match by an innings and 226 runs.
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Bert Patenaude.\nHe scored the first world cup hatrick on July 17, 1930, as the United States played Paraguay in the inaugural World Cup. Bert scored in the 10th, 15th 50th minute to give the US a 3-0 win over the South Americans and claim his spot in world soccer history.
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Jeff Thomson.\n\nJeff Thomson's all time fastest ball bowled in cricket history, 161.5 kph against the West Indies in 1975 in Australia.\n\nShoaib Akhtar became the first bowler after Thomson to break the 100 miles per hour barrier bowling against New Zealand, but he made it clear he was not specifically looking to break Thomson's record.
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First Test Hat-trick in India- Harbajan Singh against Australia 2001 in Calcutta. (RT Ponting, AC Gilchrist, SK Warne)\nFirst Test Hat-trick in abroad - Irfan Pathan has done it in abroad in Karachi against Pakistan in 2005-06 (Salman Butt, Younis Khan, Mohammad Yousuf)\nFirst ODI Hat-trick in India- Chetan Sharma against New Zealand in Nagpur in 1987 world cup (KR Rutherford bowled; IDS Smith bowled; EJ Chatfield bowled)\nNo Indian has ever taken a hat-trick in abroad in ODIs.
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One Day Internationals - Hat Tricks\n\nJalal-ud-Din     Pakistan v Australia        Hyderabad(P)        20/09/1982\nRW Marsh bowled; B Yardley c Wasim Bari; GF Lawson bowled\n\nBA Reid          Australia v New Zealand     Sydney              29/01/1986\nBR Blair c GRJ Matthews; EB McSweeney c AR Border; SR Gillespie bowled\n\nC Sharma         India v New Zealand         Nagpur              31/10/1987\nKR Rutherford bowled; IDS Smith bowled; EJ Chatfield bowled\n\nWasim Akram      Pakistan v West Indies      Sharjah             14/10/1989\nPJL Dujon bowled; MD Marshall bowled; CEL Ambrose bowled\n\nWasim Akram      Pakistan v Australia        Sharjah             04/05/1990\nMG Hughes bowled; CG Rackemann bowled; TM Alderman bowled\n\nKapil Dev        India v Sri Lanka           Calcutta            04/01/1991\nRS Mahanama c KS More; RJ Ratnayake lbw; ST Jayasuirya c SV Manjrekar\n\nAaqib Javed      Pakistan v India            Sharjah             25/10/1991\nRJ Shastri lbw; M Azharuddin lbw; SR Tendulkar lbw\n\nDK Morrison      New Zealand v India         Napier              25/03/1994\nKapil Dev bowled; SA Ankola bowled; NR Mongia bowled\n\nWaqar Younis     Pakistan v New Zealand      East London         19/12/1994\nCZ Harris bowled; C Pringle bowled; RP de Groen bowled\n\nSaqlain Mushtaq  Pakistan v Zimbabwe         Peshawar            03/04/1996\nGW Flower c Moin Khan; JA Rennie c Moin Khan; AR Whittall c Salim Malik\n\nEA Brandes       Zimbabwe v England         Harare               03/01/1997\nNV Knight c A Flower; JP Crawley lbw; N Hussain c A Flower\n\nAM Stuart        Australia v Pakistan         Melbourne          16/01/1997\nIjaz Ahmed c IA Healy; Mohammad Wasim c IA Healy; Moin Khan c MA Taylor\n\nSaqlain Mushtaq  Pakistan v Zimbabwe         The Oval            11/06/1999\nHK Olonga st Moin Khan; AG Huckle st Moin Khan; M Mbangwa lbw\n\nWPUJC Vaas       Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe        Colombo (SSC)       08/12/2001\nSV Carlisle c ASA Perera; CB Wishart lbw; T Taibu lbw  \n\nMohammad Sami    Pakistan v West Indies      Sharjah             15/02/2002\nRD Jacobs lbw; CD Collymore bowled; CE Cuffy bowled  \n\nWPUJC Vaas       Sri Lanka v Bangladesh       Pietermaritzburg   14/02/2003\nHannan Sarkar bowled; Mohammad Ashraful caught & bowled; Ehsanul Haque c DPMD Jayawardene  \n\nB Lee            Australia v Kenya           Durban              15/03/2003\nKO Otieno bowled; BJ Patel c RT Ponting; DO Obuya bowled\n\nJM Anderson      England v Pakistan          The Oval            20/06/2003\nAbdul Razzaq c ME Trescothick; Shoaib Akhtar c CMW Read; Mohammad Sami bowled\n\nSJ Harmison      England v India             Nottingham          01/09/2004\nM Kaif c GO Jones; L Balaji c A Flintoff; A Nehra caught & bowled\n\nCK Langeveldt    South Africa v West Indies  Barbados            11/05/2005\nIDR Bradshaw bowled; DB Powell bowled; CD Collymore lbw\n\nNote: Aaqib Javed was the youngest at 19 years and 81 days\nwhen he achieved this feat.
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It´s the Fast-bowler Umar Gul. He took 9(5 in 1st innings and 4 in 2nd) wickets in the match.\n\nRawal.
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SUNIL GAVASKAR..\nTHE FIRST BATSMAN WHO CROSSED 10K TEST RUNS.\nTHE FIRST SAVIOUR TO THE NATION WHICH WAS REPEATEDLY DEFEATED.\nMASTER AND ROLE MODEL TO TEACH THE COVER DRIVE CAN BE HOW FAR HANDSOME.\nLITTLE MASTER WAS THE BEST.
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He played for Yorkshire between 1962 and 1986.\n\nPlayed 609 Matches, scored an aggregate of 48426 runs at an average of 56.83. He scored a total of 151 centuries and 238 fifties.\n\nHe received first ball in a ODI and was first wicket to fall.
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This is my List!\n1)No doubt, the first place go to Sir Don Bradman. Because Bradman is Bradman\n1)Sachin Tendulkar:- He scores the runs so easily with his elegant technique.\n2)Shane Warne:- words like slider, zooter, back-spinner and toppie never existed - I think it came into the list after Shane Warne. Or just ask Mike Gatting,how Shane Warne bowled England captain Mike Gatting in the first Ashes Test 1993. That's it\n3)Brian Lara:- He is a run machine with all type of shots. Just look at his brilliant knock of 400* proves his class.\n\nRicky Ponting should be in the list, but he is not considered as a gentleman in the Cricket! Cricket is considered as Gentleman's Game (in the field). So he doesn't desrve it.
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One day :\n1. Inzamam-ul-Haq  (Pakistan) 82 \n2. Sachin Tendulkar  (India) 71 \n\nTest:\nAllan Border  (Australia) 63 \nSteve Waugh  (Australia) 50
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The player who was on a hatrick during the Indo-Pak World Cup Match(2003) was Waqar Younis, who first got Sehwag caught at midwicket, and then an lbw for Ganguly
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Wow, this really made me rush out and search for the answer. Here it is:\n\nThe first is Saurav Ganguly. 88 matches, 5221 runs. 12 test centuries, never lost the match in which he hit them.\n\nThe second is Gundappa Vishwanath. 91 matches, 6080 runs. 14 test centuries, never lost the match in which he hit them.\n\nKapil Dev comes a close third. 8 centuries, just one test lost against South Africa (1992-1993). Includes a century in the Madras tied test in 1986.
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Not quite! Kannai's is the first ever WORLD CUP ODI wicket!! \nThe first world cup ODI was in 1975, but the first ever ODI was played in Melbourne in front of 46,000 on January 5th, 1971 between Australia and England. The match was a hastily arranged affair to give the Melbourne public something to watch after the third Test had been abandoned without a ball being bowled, due to heavy rain over four days. On the fifth, a limited overs game was arranged. Both sides were given 40 8-ball overs, then the norm in Australia.\nEngland batted first and scored 190, all out with four balls to spare. Australia reached the target with five overs to spare, and managed the unique double of winning the first ever test, and the first ever ODI.\nThe first ever wicket was that of Geoffrey Boycott, caught by Bill Lawry of the bowling of Jeff Thompson, out for 8.\nThe full match scorecard for ODI#1 can be found at:\nhttp://aus.cricinfo.com/link_to_database... \n\n(ask the question twice, and I'll answer it twice! ;)
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My first choice is Sunil Gavaskar.\ncricket is a game of patience and strategy when it is played between to test playing nations. \nGavaskar's commentary is very much technical and contains lot of information about how the player is thinking, how the ball behaved, how the batsman could make a shot. His commentary is real treat for lot of budding cricketers.\nThe second one Michael Holding\nHe has a great electronic voice and can build the pressure on the listeners even if is neutral.
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First One Day International was played in Melbourne between Australia and England on 7th January 1971. It was a 40 overs match. Australia won the toss and send England to bat first. England made 190 all out in 39.4 overs top scorer being English opener JH Edrich(82). Australia chased the target easily in 34.6 overs(8 ball over) with 5 wickets intact . Man of Match was given to JH Edrich for being the top scorer of the match.