Cricket Records Set on 1 November

The highest Test innings recorded on 1 November is Mohammad Hafeez's 151 off 266 balls, struck in the England v Pakistan Test of 2015 with 15 fours and 3 sixes. It stands above Saleem Malik's 143 off 242 from the Pakistan v Australia Test of 1994, a match that also produced Moin Khan's 115 off 185 and Aamer Sohail's 105 off 200. Rod Latham's 119 off 214 and Martin Guptill's 109 off 236, both from Zimbabwe v New Zealand Tests in 1992 and 2011 respectively, complete the list of Test hundreds set on this date.

Limited-overs cricket tells a different story. Rassie van der Dussen's 133 off 118 and Quinton de Kock's 114 off 116, both from the New Zealand v South Africa ODI of 2023, sit above Saeed Anwar's 131 off 141 from the Pakistan v West Indies ODI of 1993 and Desmond Haynes's 107 off 137 from 1989. In franchise cricket, Georgia Voll's 92 off 55 in the WBBL 2024/25 match between ST-W and AS-W is the biggest T20 league score logged for the date, ahead of EJG Morgan's 68 off 35 for Kolkata Knight Riders against Rajasthan Royals in the IPL 2020.

Bowling figures on this date come mainly from Tests. Ajaz Patel's 6/57 in 14.10 overs for the New Zealand v India Test of 2024 leads the list, with Dipak Patel's 6/113 in 40.40 overs from the Zimbabwe v New Zealand Test of 1992 and Shane Warne's 6/136 in 41.50 overs from the Pakistan v Australia Test of 1994 close behind. Ravindra Jadeja added two more five-wicket hauls, 5/55 and 5/65, in that same 2024 fixture. In the shorter formats, Bogdan Dugic's 5/28 in 4.00 overs from the Bulgaria v Serbia T20I of 2025 and Jacques Kallis's 5/30 in 7.30 overs from the South Africa v West Indies ODI of 1998 stand out.