Kuldeep Yadav dismissed Matthew Wade, Ashton Agar and Pat Cummins to complete his hat-trick. (Source: AP)
The second ODI between India and Australia witnessed a historic moment at the Eden Gardens when India’s slow left-arm chinaman Kuldeep Yadav became India’s third bowler to take a hat-trick in ODIs after Chetan Sharma and Kapil Dev. Kuldeep’s hat-trick is 43rd overall in the history of one-day cricket. Chasing 253, Australia were five down for 148 runs when Kuldeep came to the party and clinched three wickets in three balls which included Matthew Wade, Ashton Agar and Pat Cummins’ dismissals.
Here is the full list of bowlers who have taken a hat-trick in the ODIs:
Jalal-ud-Din (Pakistan) vs Australia in 1982
Bruce Reid (Australia) vs New Zealand in 1986
Chetan Sharma (India) vs New Zealand in 1987
Wasim Akram (Pakistan) vs West Indies in 1989
Wasim Akram (Pakistan) vs Australia in 1990
Kapil Dev (India) vs Sri Lanka in 1991
Aaqib Javed (Pakistan) vs India in 1991
Danny Morrison (New Zealand) vs India in 1994
Waqar Younis (Pakistan) vs New Zealand in 1994
Saqlain Mushtaq (Pakistan) vs Zimbabwe in 1996
Eddo Brandes (Zimbabwe) vs England in 1997
Anthony Stuart (Australia) vs Pakistan in 1997
Saqlain Mushtaq (Pakistan) vs Zimbabwe in 1999
Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) vs Zimbabwe in 2001
Mohammad Sami (Pakistan) vs West Indies in 2002
Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka) vs Bangladesh in 2003
Brett Lee (Australia ) vs Kenya in 2003
James Anderson (England) vs Pakistan in 2003
Steve Harmison (England) vs India in 2004
Charl Langeveldt (South Africa) vs West Indies in 2005
Shahadat Hossain (Bangladesh) vs Zimbabwe in 2006
Jerome Taylor (West Indies) vs Australia in 2006
Shane Bond (New Zealand) vs Australia in 2007
Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka) vs South Africa in 2007
Andrew Flintoff (England) vs West Indies in 2009
Farveez Maharoof (Sri Lanka) vs India in 2010
Abdur Razzak (Bangladesh) vs Zimbabwe in 2010
Kemar Roach (West Indies) vs Netherlands in 2011
Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka) vs Kenya in 2011
Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka) vs Australia in 2011
Dan Christian (Australia) vs Sri Lanka in 2012
Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka) vs Pakistan in 2012
Clint McKay (Australia) vs England in 2013
Rubel Hossain (Bangladesh) vs New Zealand in 2013
Prosper Utseya (Zimbabwe) vs South Africa in 2014
Taijul Islam (Bangladesh) vs Zimbabwe in 2014
Steve Finn (England) vs Australia in 2015
JP Duminy (South Africa) vs Sri Lanka in 2015
Kagiso Rabada (South Africa) vs Bangladesh in 2015
James Faulkner (Australia) vs Sri Lanka in 2016
Taskin Ahmed (Bangladesh) vs Sri Lanka in 2017
Wanidu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka) vs Zimbabwe in 2017
Kuldeep Yadav (India) vs Australia in 2017
India went on to win the second ODI against Australia by 50 runs at the Eden Gardens, leading the five-match series 2-0.
