Hat-trick

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From Billy Bates to Stuart Broad: revisiting all 14 of England's Test hat-tricks

Just 14 Englishmen are part of the exclusive club

Features
Best and Worst: Hat-tricks

From Matthew Hoggard to Harbhajan Singh

by James Wallace / July 19, 2020
Year in Review
Men’s T20I spell of 2019, No.1: Six-star Deepak Chahar 6-7 ends Bangladesh fight

Chahar's six wickets, on either side of Bangladesh's valiant pursuit, showcased the versatility of the medium-pacer

by Aadya Sharma / January 5, 2020
International Cricket
Stats: Kuldeep Yadav creates history with hat-trick against West Indies

Kuldeep Yadav's hat-trick threw West Indies chase off the tracks

by Wisden Staff / December 18, 2019
Stories
One over, five wickets: Indian quick achieves rare T20 feat

Abhimanyu Mithun now has a hat-trick in all formats

by Wisden Staff / November 30, 2019
News
Confusion reigns over Deepak Chahar hat-trick

On November 10, Chahar captured India's first men's T20I hat-trick. But did he repeat the feat two days later?

by Wisden Staff / November 12, 2019

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Hat-trick

From Billy Bates to Stuart Broad: revisiting all 14 of England's Test hat-tricks

Best and Worst: Hat-tricks

Men’s T20I spell of 2019, No.1: Six-star Deepak Chahar 6-7 ends Bangladesh fight

Stats: Kuldeep Yadav creates history with hat-trick against West Indies

One over, five wickets: Indian quick achieves rare T20 feat

Confusion reigns over Deepak Chahar hat-trick

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