List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at Headingley

Headingley Cricket Ground is a sports ground in Headingley, Leeds, England, which has hosted international cricket matches, along with many domestic games. It is the home of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club.[1] It has hosted international cricket matches since 1899, the first Test at the ground took place in between Australia and England in late June of that year.[2] and has been home to more than 90 Test matches in total.[3] Headingley has also staged 40 One Day International (ODI) matches,[4] the first of which was in 1973 when the hosts England defeated West Indies by 1 wicket.[5]

In cricket, a five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer")[6][7] refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings. This is regarded as a notable achievement.[8]

The first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a Test match at Headingley was Hugh Trumble in 1899; he finished with bowling figures of five wickets for 60 runs (5/60) in England's first innings. The best figures in Test cricket at Headingley are the 8/43, taken by England's Bob Willis against Australia in July 1981.[9]

Key

Symbol	Meaning
Date	Day the Test started or ODI was held
Inn	Innings in which five-wicket haul was taken
O	Number of overs bowled
R	Number of runs conceded
W	Number of wickets taken
Result	Result of the match

Test match five-wicket hauls

As of 21 January 2020

There have been 107 five-wicket hauls taken in Test matches on the ground.

Men's matches

Five-wicket hauls in Men's Test matches at Headingley

No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing Team	Inn	O	R	W	Result
1	Hugh Trumble	29 June 1899	Australia[lower-alpha 1]	England	2	39.3[lower-alpha 2]	60	5	Drawn[11]
2	Arnold Warren	3 July 1905	England	Australia	2	19.2	57	5	Drawn[12]
3	Warwick Armstrong	3 July 1905	Australia	England	3	51	122	5	Drawn[12]
4	Aubrey Faulkner	29 July 1907	South Africa[lower-alpha 3]	England	1	11	17	6	England won[14]
5	Colin Blythe	29 July 1907	England	South Africa	2	15.5	59	8	England won[14]
6	Colin Blythe	29 July 1907	England	South Africa	4	22.4	40	7	England won[14]
7	Charlie Macartney	1 July 1909	Australia	England	2	25.3	58	7	Australia won[15]
8	Sydney Barnes	1 July 1909	England	Australia	3	35	63	6	Australia won[15]
9	Tibby Cotter	1 July 1909	Australia	England	4	16	38	5	Australia won[15]
10	Sydney Barnes	8 July 1912	England	South Africa	2	22	52	6	England won[16]
11	Maurice Tate	12 July 1924	England	South Africa	2	17	42	6	England won[17]
12	Clarrie Grimmett	10 July 1926	Australia	England	2	39	88	5	Drawn[18]
13	Tich Freeman	13 July 1929	England	South Africa	1	32.3	115	7	England won[19]
14	Neville Quinn	13 July 1929	South Africa	England	2	29.5	92	6	England won[19]
15	Maurice Tate	11 July 1930	England	Australia	1	39	124	5	Drawn[20]
16	Clarrie Grimmett	11 July 1930	Australia	England	2	56.2	135	5	Drawn[20]
17	Bill Bowes	20 July 1934	England	Australia	2	50	142	6	Drawn[21]
18	Bill O'Reilly	22 July 1938	Australia	England	1	34.1	66	5	Australia won[22]
19	Bill O'Reilly	22 July 1938	Australia	England	3	21.5	56	5	Australia won[22]
20	Jack Cowie	11 June 1949	New Zealand	England	1	43	127	5	Drawn[23]
21	Tom Burtt	11 June 1949	New Zealand	England	1	39.3	97	5	Drawn[23]
22	Trevor Bailey	11 June 1949	England	New Zealand	2	32.3	118	6	Drawn[23]
23	Athol Rowan	26 July 1951	South Africa	England	2	68	174	5	Drawn[24]
24	Ghulam Ahmed	5 June 1952	India	England	2	63	100	5	England won[25]
25	Ray Lindwall	23 July 1953	Australia	England	1	35	54	5	Drawn[26]
26	Alec Bedser	23 July 1953	England	Australia	2	28.5	95	6	Drawn[26]
27	Trevor Goddard	21 July 1955	South Africa	England	4	62	69	5	South Africa won[27]
28	Hugh Tayfield	21 July 1955	South Africa	England	4	47.1	94	5	South Africa won[27]
29	Jim Laker	12 July 1956	England	Australia	2	29	58	5	England won[28]
30	Jim Laker	12 July 1956	England	Australia	3	41.3	55	6	England won[28]
31	Peter Loader	25 July 1957	England	West Indies	1	20.3	36	6	England won[29]
32	Frank Worrell	25 July 1957	West Indies	England	2	38.2	70	7	England won[29]
33	Jim Laker	3 July 1958	England	New Zealand	1	22	17	5	England won[30]
34	Tony Lock	3 July 1958	England	New Zealand	3	35.2	51	7	England won[30]
35	Fred Trueman	6 July 1961	England	Australia	1	22	58	5	England won[31]
36	Alan Davidson	6 July 1961	Australia	England	2	47	63	5	England won[31]
37	Fred Trueman	6 July 1961	England	Australia	3	15.5	30	6	England won[31]
38	Munir Malik	5 July 1962	Pakistan	England	1	49	128	5	England won[32]
39	Charlie Griffith	25 July 1963	West Indies	England	2	21	36	6	West Indies won[33]
40	Neil Hawke	2 July 1964	Australia	England	1	31.3	75	5	Australia on[34]
41	Fred Titmus	8 July 1965	England	New Zealand	3	26	19	5	England won[35]
42	Garfield Sobers	4 August 1966	West Indies	England	2	19.3	41	5	West Indies won[36]
43	Lance Gibbs	4 August 1966	West Indies	England	3	19	39	6	west Indies won[36]
44	Alan Connolly	25 July 1968	Australia	England	2	39	72	5	Drawn[37]
45	Ray Illingworth	25 July 1968	England	Australia	3	51	87	6	Drawn[37]
46	Garfield Sobers	10 July 1969	West Indies	England	3	40	42	5	England won[38]
47	Ashley Mallett	27 July 1972	Australia	England	2	52	114	5	England won[39]
48	Derek Underwood	27 July 1972	England	Australia	3	21	45	6	England won[39]
49	Richard Collinge	5 July 1973	New Zealand	England	2	34	74	5	England won[40]
50	Geoff Arnold	5 July 1973	England	New Zealand	3	22	27	5	England won[40]
51	Gary Gilmour	14 August 1975	Australia	England	1	31.2	85	6	Drawn[41]
52	Phil Edmonds	14 August 1975	England	Australia	2	20	28	5	Drawn[41]
53	Bob Willis	22 July 1976	England	West Indies	3	15.3	42	5	West Indies won[42]
54	Ian Botham	11 August 1977	England	Australia	2	11	21	5	England won[43]
55	Sarfraz Nawaz	29 June 1978	Pakistan	England	2	20	39	5	Drawn[44]
56	Ian Botham	16 July 1981	England	Australia	1	39.2	95	6	England won[45]
57	Terry Alderman	16 July 1981	Australia	England	3	35.3	135	6	England won[45]
58	Bob Willis	16 July 1981	England	Australia	4	15.1	43	8	England won[45]
59	Imran Khan	26 August 1982	Pakistan	England	2	25.2	49	5	England won[46]
60	Ian Botham	26 August 1982	England	Pakistan	3	30	74	5	England won[46]
61	Lance Cairns	28 July 1983	New Zealand	England	1	33.2	74	7	New Zealand won[47]
62	Ewen Chatfield	28 July 1983	New Zealand	England	3	29	95	5	New Zealand won[47]
63	Bob Willis	28 July 1983	England	New Zealand	4	14	35	5	New Zealand won[47]
64	Paul Allott	12 July 1984	England	West Indies	2	26.5	61	6	West Indies won[48]
65	Malcolm Marshall	12 July 1984	West Indies	England	3	26	53	7	West Indies won[48]
66	John Emburey	13 June 1985	England	Australia	3	43.4	82	5	England won[49]
67	Roger Binny	19 June 1986	India	England	2	13	40	5	India won[50]
68	Neil Foster	2 July 1987	England	Pakistan	2	46.2	107	8	Pakistan won[51]
69	Imran Khan	2 July 1987	Pakistan	England	3	19.1	40	7	Pakistan won[51]
70	Derek Pringle	21 July 1988	England	West Indies	2	27	95	5	West Indies won[52]
71	Terry Alderman	8 June 1989	Australia	England	2	37	107	5	Australia won[53]
72	Terry Alderman	8 June 1989	Australia	England	4	20	44	5	Australia won[53]
73	Curtly Ambrose	6 June 1991	West Indies	England	3	28	52	6	England won[54]
74	Waqar Younis	23 July 1992	Pakistan	England	2	30	117	5	England won[55]
75	Neil Mallender	23 July 1992	England	Pakistan	3	23	50	5	England won[55]
76	Paul Reiffel	22 July 1993	Australia	England	2	26	65	5	Australia won[56]
77	Ian Bishop	8 June 1995	West Indies	England	1	16	32	5	West Indies won[57]
78	Dominic Cork	8 August 1996	England	Pakistan	1	37	113	5	Drawn[58]
79	Jason Gillespie	24 July 1997	Australia	England	1	13.4	37	7	Australia won[59]
80	Darren Gough	24 July 1997	England	Australia	2	36	149	5	Australia won[59]
81	Paul Reiffel	24 July 1997	Australia	England	3	21.1	49	5	Australia won[59]
82	Angus Fraser	6 August 1998	England	South Africa	2	25	42	5	England won[60]
83	Shaun Pollock	6 August 1998	South Africa	England	3	35	53	5	England won[60]
84	Allan Donald	6 August 1998	South Africa	England	3	29.2	71	5	England won[60]
85	Darren Gough	6 August 1998	England	South Africa	4	23	42	6	England won[60]
86	Craig White	17 August 2000	England	West Indies	1	14.4	57	5	England won[61]
87	Andrew Caddick	17 August 2000	England	West Indies	3	11.2	14	5	England won[61]
88	Darren Gough	16 August 2001	England	Australia	1	25.1	103	5	England won[62]
89	Glenn McGrath	16 August 2001	Australia	England	2	30.2	76	7	England won[62]
90	Jacques Kallis	21 August 2003	South Africa	England	4	17	54	6	South Africa won[63]
91	Umar Gul	4 August 2006	Pakistan	England	1	29	123	5	England won[64]
92	Peter Siddle	7 August 2009	Australia	England	1	9.5	21	5	Australia won[65]
93	Stuart Broad	7 August 2009	England	Australia	2	25.1	91	6	Australia won[65]
94	Mitchell Johnson	7 August 2009	Australia	England	3	19.3	69	5	Australia won[65]
95	Shane Watson	21 July 2010	Australia	Pakistan	2	11	33	6	Pakistan won[66]
96	Stuart Broad	2 August 2012	England	South Africa	3	16.4	69	5	Drawn[67]
97	Trent Boult	24 May 2013	New Zealand	England	1	22	57	5	England won[68]
98	Graeme Swann	24 May 2013	England	New Zealand	4	32	90	6	England won[68]
99	Liam Plunkett	20 June 2014	England	Sri Lanka	1	15.5	64	5	Sri Lanka won[69]
100	Dhammika Prasad	20 June 2014	Sri Lanka	England	4	22	50	5	Sri Lanka won[69]
101	Stuart Broad	29 May 2015	England	New Zealand	1	17.1	109	5	New Zealand won[70]
102	James Anderson	19 May 2016	England	Sri Lanka	2	11.4	16	5	England won[71]
103	James Anderson	19 May 2016	England	Sri Lanka	3	13.3	29	5	England won[71]
104	James Anderson	25 August 2017	England	West Indies	2	29	76	5	West Indies won[72]
105	Jofra Archer	22 August 2019	England	Australia	1	17.1	45	6	England won[73]
106	Josh Hazlewood	22 August 2019	Australia	England	2	12.5	30	5	England won[73]

Women's matches

Five-wicket hauls in Women's Test matches at Headingley

No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing Team	Inn	O	R	W	Result
1	Cathryn Fitzpatrick	6 July 2001	Australia	England	1	22.5	31	5	Australia won[74]

One Day International five-wicket hauls

As of 21 January 2020

There have been seven five-wicket hauls taken in ODIs on the ground.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's One Day Internationals at Headingley

No.	Bowler	Date	Team	Opposing Team	Inn	O	R	W	Result
1	Dennis Lillee	7 June 1975	Australia	Pakistan	2	12	34	5	Australia won[75]
2	Gary Gilmour	18 June 1975	Australia	England	1	12	14	6	Australia won[76]
3	Winston Davis	11 June 1983[lower-alpha 4]	West Indies	Australia	2	10.3	51	7	West Indies won[77]
4	Ashantha de Mel	16 June 1983	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	1	12	39	5	Pakistan won[78]
5	Abdul Qadir	16 June 1983	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	2	12	44	5	Pakistan won[78]
6	Waqar Younis	17 June 2001	Pakistan	England	1	10	36	7	Pakistan won[79]
7	Chris Woakes	19 May 2019	England	Pakistan	2	10	54	5	England won[80]

Notes

1. Prior to Australian federation in 1901, there was no national flag of Australia.[10]
2. Five-ball overs were used in this match.
3. Prior to the unification of the South African colonies in 1910, there was no national flag of South Africa.[13]
4. The match started on 11 June but ran into the reserve day on 12 June.

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External links

• International five-wicket hauls at Headingley, CricInfo