ON THIS DAY · 11 NOVEMBER
Cricket Records Set on 11 November
◈RECORD OF THE DAYMushfiqur Rahim's 219 for Bangladesh anchors a day of towering scores and sharp bowling spells recorded on 11 November across the Test, ODI and T20 eras.
Mushfiqur's 219 Headlines a Bat-Dominated 11 November
BIG SCORES DOMINATE THE DAY
The highest score recorded on this date is Mushfiqur Rahim's 219 off 421 balls, struck with 18 fours and a six in the Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Test of 2018; Mominul Haque added 161 off 247 in the same match. Mohammad Yousuf made 192 off 330 in the Pakistan v West Indies Test of 2006, while Wayne Phillips (159 off 246) and Graham Yallop (141 off 274) both batted long for Australia against Pakistan in 1983. Mahmudul Hasan Joy's 171 off 286 came against Ireland in 2025. Among one-day innings, Mitchell Marsh's 177 off 132 balls, with 9 sixes, in the India v Netherlands ODI of 2023 stands out for its pace, well ahead of Sourav Ganguly's 153 off 150 in 1999.
BOWLERS MAKE THEIR MARK
Bowling figures on 11 November are modest next to the scores above, underlining how far the date tilts towards batting. Carl Rackemann is the exception, taking 6/86 and 5/32 in the same Australia v Pakistan Test of 1983 that also produced Phillips's and Yallop's hundreds, with Azeem Hafeez adding 5/100 in that match. The 2018 Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Test that featured Mushfiqur Rahim's 219 also brought Mehidy Hasan 5/38, Kyle Jarvis 5/71 and Taijul Islam 5/107. In one-day cricket, Mustafizur Rahman took 5/34 in 8 overs in the Bangladesh v Zimbabwe ODI of 2015, matching Danny Morrison's 5/34 in 10 overs from the 1996 New Zealand v Sri Lanka ODI.
SMALLER TOTALS IN T20 LEAGUES
T20 league scores on this date sit well below the international totals. The highest is Mominul Haque's 63 off 44 in the Rangpur Rangers v Rajshahi Royals match, BPL 2017, followed by Mosaddek Hossain's 59 off 46 in Dhaka Platoon v Rajshahi Royals, BPL 2016, and Georgia Wareham's 58 off 32 in ST-W v MR-W, WBBL 2025/26. RS Bopara (54 off 51) and LMP Simmons (53 off 50) both featured in the same 2017 BPL match as Mominul Haque, while E Lewis struck 44 off just 18 balls in Dhaka Platoon v Sylhet Thunder, BPL 2017.
WRITTEN BY AI FROM CRICSTATS MATCH DATA · 6 NOV 2026
5Umar Gul 2006 · Pakistan v West IndiesTests5/65 T20 LEAGUE HIGHEST SCORES
ALL LEAGUES1Mominul Haque BPL 2017 · Rangpur Rangers v Rajshahi RoyalsBPL6344b
2Mosaddek Hossain BPL 2016 · Dhaka Platoon v Rajshahi RoyalsBPL5946b
3Georgia Wareham WBBL 2025/26 · ST-W v MR-WWBBL5832b
4RS Bopara BPL 2017 · Rangpur Rangers v Rajshahi RoyalsBPL5451b
5LMP Simmons BPL 2017 · Rangpur Rangers v Rajshahi RoyalsBPL5350b
6MN Samuels BPL 2016 · Comilla Victorians v Barisal BullsBPL4848b
7E Lewis BPL 2017 · Dhaka Platoon v Sylhet ThunderBPL4418b
8SR Patel BPL 2016 · Dhaka Platoon v Rajshahi RoyalsBPL4425b
9Shahid Afridi BPL 2017 · Dhaka Platoon v Sylhet ThunderBPL3717b
10Nicole Faltum WBBL 2025/26 · ST-W v MR-WWBBL3726b
INTERNATIONAL MATCHES ON 11 NOVEMBER
33 PLAYED| Year | Match | Format | Result |
|---|
| 2025 | Bangladesh v Ireland | Tests | Bangladesh won by an innings and 47 runs |
| 2025 | Pakistan v Sri Lanka | ODIs | Pakistan won by 6 runs |
| 2025 | Qatar v Afghanistan | T20Is | Afghanistan won by 25 runs |
| 2025 | Indonesia v Myanmar | T20Is | Indonesia won by 5 wickets (with 20 balls remaining) (DLS method) |
| 2025 | Indonesia v Timor-Leste | T20Is | Indonesia won by 10 wickets (with 52 balls remaining) (DLS method) |
| 2024 | Bangladesh v Afghanistan | ODIs | Afghanistan won by 5 wickets (with 10 balls remaining) |
| 2023 | India v Netherlands | ODIs | Australia won by 8 wickets (with 32 balls remaining) |
| 2021 | Pakistan v Australia | T20Is | Australia won by 5 wickets (with 6 balls remaining) |
| 2021 | Argentina v United States of America | T20Is | U.S.A. won by 8 wickets (with 39 balls remaining) |
| 2021 | Bermuda v Panama | T20Is | Bermuda won by 86 runs |
| 2021 | Bahamas v Belize | T20Is | Bahamas won by 11 runs |
| 2021 | Canada v Bermuda | T20Is | Canada won by 46 runs |
T20 LEAGUE MATCHES ON 11 NOVEMBER
13 PLAYED| Season | Match | League | Result |
|---|
| WBBL 2025/26 | ST-W v MR-W | WBBL | Renegades won by 4 wickets (with 11 balls remaining) |
| WBBL 2024/25 | AS-W v MR-W | WBBL | 185/8 (20.0 ov) v 186/1 (17.1 ov) |
| WBBL 2023/24 | AS-W v BH-W | WBBL | 137/4 (20.0 ov) v 139/6 (19.5 ov) |
| WBBL 2023/24 | MR-W v PS-W | WBBL | 133/5 (20.0 ov) v 134/0 (11.2 ov) |
| WBBL 2022/23 | HH-W v AS-W | WBBL | 152/4 (20.0 ov) v 129/4 (20.0 ov) |
| WBBL 2021/22 | Melbourne Renegades Women v Melbourne Stars Women | WBBL | 184/2 (20.0 ov) v 21/1 (2.3 ov) |
| WBBL 2021/22 | PS-W v ST-W | WBBL | 184/2 (20.0 ov) v 21/1 (2.3 ov) |
| WBBL 2020/21 | ST-W v BH-W | WBBL | 111/9 (20.0 ov) v 115/2 (16.3 ov) |
| WBBL 2020/21 | SS-W v PS-W | WBBL | 137/4 (20.0 ov) v 138/5 (19.1 ov) |
| BPL 2017 | Rangpur Rangers v Rajshahi Royals | BPL | 134/5 (20.0 ov) v 138/2 (16.4 ov) |