List of international cricket five-wicket hauls at Eden Park

Eden Park is a sports ground in central Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand. It has been used for cricket matches since it was opened in 1900 and is also used for rugby union, rugby league and association football matches. The first Test cricket match on the ground was played between New Zealand and England in February 1930. One Day International (ODI) cricket has been played on the ground since 1976 and the first Twenty20 International match was played on the ground in 2005, with Australia the opponents.

New Zealand v England ODI in 2013 at Eden Park

In cricket, a five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer") refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings. This is regarded as a notable achievement.[1]

The first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a Test match at Eden Park was Bill Bowes, who took six wickets for 34 runs for England in 1933.

Key
Symbol Meaning
Date Day the Test started or ODI/T20I 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 24 February 2019

Men's matches
Five-wicket hauls in Men's Test matches at Eden Park
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1Bill Bowes31 March 1933 England New Zealand119346Drawn[2]
2Hugh Tayfield13 March 1953 South Africa New Zealand246.2625Drawn[3]
3Alex Moir25 March 1955 New Zealand England225.1625England won[4]
4Tom Dewdney[upper-alpha 1]9 March 1956 West Indies New Zealand119.5215New Zealand won[5]
5Denis Atkinson[upper-alpha 1]9 March 1956 West Indies New Zealand340537New Zealand won[5]
6Joe Partridge13 March 1964 South Africa New Zealand240866Drawn[6]
7Asif Iqbal[upper-alpha 2]29 January 1965 Pakistan New Zealand227525Drawn[7]
8Frank Cameron[upper-alpha 2]29 January 1965 New Zealand Pakistan323345Drawn[7]
9Pervez Sajjad[upper-alpha 2]29 January 1965 Pakistan New Zealand425425Drawn[7]
10David Allen11 March 1966 England New Zealand147.51235Drawn[8]
11Bob Cunis[upper-alpha 3]5 March 1971 New Zealand England124[lower-alpha 1]766Drawn[9]
12Derek Underwood[upper-alpha 3]5 March 1971 England New Zealand238[lower-alpha 1]1085Drawn[9]
13Intikhab Alam16 February 1973 Pakistan New Zealand230[lower-alpha 1]1276Drawn[10]
14Richard Collinge[upper-alpha 4]22 March 1974 New Zealand Australia118[lower-alpha 1]825Australia won[11]
15Gary Gilmour[upper-alpha 4]22 March 1974 Australia New Zealand215[lower-alpha 1]645Australia won[11]
16Tony Greig[upper-alpha 5]20 February 1975 England New Zealand226[lower-alpha 1]985England won[12]
17Tony Greig[upper-alpha 5]20 February 1975 England New Zealand315[lower-alpha 1]515England won[12]
18B. S. Chandrasekhar[upper-alpha 6]24 January 1976 India New Zealand130[lower-alpha 1]946India won[13]
19Bevan Congdon[upper-alpha 6][upper-alpha 7]24 January 1976 New Zealand India226.7[lower-alpha 1]655India won[13]
20E. A. S. Prasanna[upper-alpha 6][upper-alpha 8]24 January 1976 India New Zealand323[lower-alpha 1]768India won[13]
21Dennis Lillee[upper-alpha 9]25 February 1977 Australia New Zealand117.3[lower-alpha 1]515Australia won[14]
22Dennis Lillee[upper-alpha 9]25 February 1977 Australia New Zealand315.7[lower-alpha 1]726Australia won[14]
23Ian Botham[upper-alpha 10]4 March 1978 England New Zealand134[lower-alpha 1]1095Drawn[15]
24Stephen Boock[upper-alpha 10]4 March 1978 New Zealand England228.3[lower-alpha 1]675Drawn[15]
25Richard Hadlee23 February 1979 New Zealand Pakistan227[lower-alpha 1]1045Drawn[16]
26Joel Garner[upper-alpha 11]29 February 1980 West Indies New Zealand236.2566Drawn[17]
27Gary Troup[upper-alpha 11]29 February 1980 New Zealand West Indies329.1956Drawn[17]
28Ravi Shastri[upper-alpha 12]13 March 1981 India New Zealand2561255Drawn[18]
29John Bracewell[upper-alpha 12]13 March 1981 New Zealand India341755Drawn[18]
30Richard Hadlee12 March 1982 New Zealand Australia328635 New Zealand won[19]
31John Bracewell13 March 1986 New Zealand Australia322326New Zealand won[20]
32Richard Hadlee[upper-alpha 13]27 February 1987 New Zealand West Indies141.41056West Indies won[21]
33Courtney Walsh[upper-alpha 13]27 February 1987 West Indies New Zealand330.2735West Indies won[21]
34Graham Dilley25 February 1988 England New Zealand128605Drawn[22]
35Abdul Qadir24 February 1989 Pakistan New Zealand258.11606Drawn[23]
36Danny Morrison22 February 1990 New Zealand India2301455Drawn[24]
37Chris Cairns1 March 1991 New Zealand Sri Lanka327755Drawn[25]
38Chris Cairns[upper-alpha 14]30 January 1992 New Zealand England121526England won[26]
39Chris Lewis[upper-alpha 14]30 January 1992 England New Zealand221315England won[26]
40Danny Morrison[upper-alpha 15]12 March 1993 New Zealand Australia118.4376New Zealand won[27]
41Dipak Patel[upper-alpha 15]12 March 1993 New Zealand Australia334935New Zealand won[27]
42Simon Doull[upper-alpha 16]10 February 1994 New Zealand Pakistan215665Pakistan won[28]
43Wasim Akram[upper-alpha 16]10 February 1994 Pakistan New Zealand316.1436Pakistan won[28]
44Daniel Vettori[upper-alpha 17]11 March 2000 New Zealand Australia125625Australia won[29]
45Daniel Vettori[upper-alpha 17]11 March 2000 New Zealand Australia335877Australia won[29]
46Colin Miller[upper-alpha 17]11 March 2000 Australia New Zealand418555Australia won[29]
47Mohammad Sami[upper-alpha 18]8 March 2001 Pakistan New Zealand315365Pakistan won[30]
48Daryl Tuffey30 March 2002 New Zealand England219546New Zealand won[31]
49Chris Martin[upper-alpha 19]18 March 2004 New Zealand South Africa131766New Zealand won[32]
50Chris Martin[upper-alpha 19]18 March 2004 New Zealand South Africa3231045New Zealand won[32]
51James Franklin26 March 2005 New Zealand Australia226.11196Australia won[33]
52Shane Bond9 March 2006 New Zealand West Indies427.3695New Zealand won[34]
53Steven Finn[upper-alpha 20]22 March 2013 England New Zealand137.31256Drawn[35]
54Trent Boult[upper-alpha 20]22 March 2013 New Zealand England225686Drawn[35]
55Ishant Sharma6 February 2014 India New Zealand133.41346New Zealand won[36]
56Trent Boult22 March 2018 New Zealand England110.4326New Zealand won[37]

Women's matches
Five-wicket hauls in Women's Test matches at Eden Park
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1Grace Gooder[upper-alpha 21]26 March 1949 New Zealand England123.2426England won[38]
2Dorothy McEvoy[upper-alpha 22]26 March 1949 England New Zealand219.2235England won[38]
3Mary Duggan27 December 1957 England New Zealand428475England won[39]

One Day International five-wicket hauls
As of 24 February 2019

Nine five-wicket hauls have been taken during ODIs on the ground.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's One Day International matches at Eden Park
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1Rod Latham[upper-alpha 23]28 March 1993 New Zealand Australia110325Australia won[40]
2Waqar Younis13 March 1994 Pakistan New Zealand29.4306Tied[41]
3Shoaib Akhtar17 February 2001 Pakistan New Zealand16.3195Pakistan won[42]
4Jacob Oram26 December 2002 New Zealand India110265New Zealand won[43]
5Dwayne Smith[upper-alpha 24]4 March 2006 West Indies New Zealand110455West Indies won[44]
6Mitchell McClenaghan[upper-alpha 25]26 December 2013 New Zealand West Indies29.3585West Indies won[45]
7Corey Anderson[upper-alpha 26]25 January 2014 New Zealand India210635Tied[46]
8Trent Boult28 February 2015 New Zealand Australia110275New Zealand won[47]
9Mitchell Starc28 February 2015 Australia New Zealand29286New Zealand won[47]

Twenty20 International five-wicket hauls
As of 24 February 2019

Two five-wicket hauls have been taken in T20I matches on the ground.

Five-wicket hauls in Men's Twenty20 International matches at Eden Park
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing Team Inn O R W Result
1Tim Southee[upper-alpha 27]26 December 2010 New Zealand Pakistan14185New Zealand won[49]
2Imran Tahir17 February 2017 South Africa New Zealand23.5245South Africa won[50]

Notes
  1. 8-ball overs were used during this match.
  1. Dewdney and Atkinson took five-wicket hauls in the same match. Atkinson's figures of 7/53 were the first time a bowler had taken seven wickets in an innings on the ground. Dewdney's five-wicket haul was the only one of his international career.
  2. Asif Iqbal, Cameron and Pervez Sajjad took five-wicket hauls in the same match.
  3. Cunis and Underwood took five-wicket hauls during the same match. It was the only time Cunis took a five-wicket haul during his international career.
  4. Collinge and Gilmour took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  5. Grieg took two five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  6. Chandrasekhar, Congden and Prasanna took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  7. This was the only time Congden took a five-wicket haul during his international career.
  8. Prasanna's innings bowling figures of 8/76 remain the best innings figures on the ground and are the only time a bowler has taken eight wickets in an innings on the ground.
  9. Lillee took two five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  10. Botham and Boock took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  11. Garner and Troup took five-wicket hauls during the same match. It was the only five-wicket haul of Troup's international career.
  12. Shastri and Bracewell took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  13. Hadlee and Walsh took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  14. Cairns and Lewis took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  15. Morrison and Patel took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  16. Doul and Wasim Akram took their five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  17. Vettori took two five-wicket hauls during the same match with Miller also taking five wickets in an innings. Vettori's match bowling figures of 12/149 are the best on the ground.
  18. Sami took his five-wicket haul on his Test match debut.
  19. Martin took two five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  20. Finn and Boult took five-wicket hauls during the same match.
  21. Gooder took her five-wicket haul during her only Test match.
  22. This was the only five-wicket haul McEvoy took during her international career.
  23. This was the only five-wicket haul of Latham's international career.
  24. This was the only five-wicket haul of Smith's international career.
  25. McClenaghan's five-wicket haul is the only one of his international career.
  26. Anderson's five-wicket haul is the only one of his international career.
  27. This is the only T20I five-wicket haul of Southee's career. It included a hat-trick.[48]

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