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SCC Ground hosting a Test

The Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, also known as SSC Ground, is one of the most famous cricket grounds in Sri Lanka, and the headquarters of Sri Lanka Cricket, the controlling body of cricket in Sri Lanka.[1][2] With 10,000 capacity, SSC ground is sometimes described as "the Lord's of Sri Lanka",[3]

It hosts the most domestic finals and is an important international cricket venue. The ground staged its first test in 1984 against touring New Zealand team. The first One Day International played in 1982 against the England team.[2] The Sri Lankan team has an impressive test record here.

Up to July 2017, in total the ground has been the venue for 43 Test matches,[4] 59 One-Day International matches,[5] and 2 T20 International matches.[6]

In cricket, a five-wicket haul (also known as a "five-for" or "fifer")[7][8] refers to a bowler taking five or more wickets in a single innings. This is regarded as a notable achievement.[9]

The first Test was played at the SSC Ground between Sri Lanka and New Zealand on 16 March 1984.[10] The first bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a Test match at SSC Ground was Ravi Ratnayeke, who took 5/42 in 1984 for Sri Lanka against New Zealand in very first Test of the ground. The best bowling figures to date in Tests at SSC Ground is by Sri Lankan Rangana Herath, who took 9/127 against Pakistan in 2014. This is the best bowling figures by a left hand bowler in Test cricket history as well. Total of 51 Test fifer was taken by at SSC Ground up to November 2018.

The first One Day International was played at the SSC Ground between Sri Lanka and England on 13 February 1982.[11] The first five-wicket haul was achieved by Chaminda Vaas who took 8/19 for Sri Lanka against Zimbabwe in 2001.[12] Up to date, this is still recorded as the best bowling figures in ODI history and Vaas is the only player to take 8 wickets in any limited over cricket in the history. Only 3 ODI fifer was record from the ground.

The first T20 International was played at the SSC Ground on 3 February 2010 by Canada against Ireland.[13] and, to date, no any bowler was able to take T20I fifer at the ground.

Key

Muttiah Muralitharan have taken 14 five-wicket hauls at SSC Ground, most by a player.
Symbol Meaning
† The bowler was man of the match
‡ 10 or more wickets taken in the match
§ One of two five-wicket hauls by the bowler in the match
Date Day the Test started or ODI was held
Inn Innings in which five-wicket haul was taken
Overs Number of overs bowled
Runs Number of runs conceded
Wkts Number of wickets taken
Econ Runs conceded per over
Batsmen Batsmen whose wickets were taken
Result Result of the match

Tests

Five-wicket hauls in Test matches at SSC Ground
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing team Inn Overs Runs Wkts Econ Batsmen Result
1 Ravi Ratnayeke 16 March 1984  Sri Lanka  New Zealand 2 21 42 5 2.00 Drawn[10]
2 Ashantha de Mel 30 August 1985  Sri Lanka  India 1 28 64 5 2.28 Drawn[14]
3 Rumesh Ratnayake 30 August 1985  Sri Lanka  India 3 41 85 6 2.07 Drawn[15]
4 Anil Kumble 27 July 1993  India  Sri Lanka 2 24 87 5 3.62 India won[16]
5 Brett Schultz 6 September 1993  South Africa  Sri Lanka 1 20 48 5 2.40 South Africa won[17]
6 Muttiah Muralitharan 6 September 1993  Sri Lanka  South Africa 2 54 101 5 1.87 South Africa won[17]
7 Sajeewa de Silva 26 April 1997  Sri Lanka  Pakistan 2 24.2 85 5 3.49 Drawn[18]
8 Chris Cairns 10 June 1998  New Zealand  Sri Lanka 1 17.4 62 5 3.50 Sri Lanka won[19]
9 Daniel Vettori 10 June 1998  New Zealand  Sri Lanka 3 33 64 6 1.93 Sri Lanka won[19]
10 Muttiah Muralitharan 10 June 1998  Sri Lanka  New Zealand 4 18.3 30 5 1.62 Sri Lanka won[19]
11 Muttiah Muralitharan 14 June 2000  Sri Lanka  Pakistan 2 47 115 5 2.44 Pakistan won[20]
12 Wasim Akram 14 June 2000  Pakistan  Sri Lanka 3 15.3 45 5 2.90 Pakistan won[20]
13 Nicky Boje 6 August 2000  South Africa  Sri Lanka 2 34 62 5 1.82 Drawn[21]
14 Muttiah Muralitharan 6 August 2000  Sri Lanka  South Africa 3 45.5 68 5 1.48 Drawn[21]
15 Chaminda Vaas 15 March 2001  Sri Lanka  England 2 27.5 73 6 2.62 England won[22]
16 Muttiah Muralitharan 29 August 2001  Sri Lanka  India 1 34.1 87 8 2.54 Sri Lanka won[23]
17 Muttiah Muralitharan‡ 6 September 2001  Sri Lanka  Bangladesh 1 9.4 13 5 1.34 Sri Lanka won[24]
18 Muttiah Muralitharan‡ 6 September 2001  Sri Lanka  Bangladesh 3 35.3 98 5 2.76 Sri Lanka won[24]
19 Chaminda Vaas‡ 29 November 2001  Sri Lanka  West Indies 1 32.2 120 7 3.71 Sri Lanka won[25]
20 Chaminda Vaas‡ 29 November 2001  Sri Lanka  West Indies 3 25 71 7 2.84 Sri Lanka won[25]
21 Muttiah Muralitharan 24 March 2004  Sri Lanka  Australia 1 37.1 123 5 3.30 Australia won[26]
22 Sanath Jayasuriya 11 August 2004  Sri Lanka  South Africa 2 14.1 34 5 2.40 Sri Lanka won[27]
23 Chaminda Vaas 11 August 2004  Sri Lanka  South Africa 4 18 29 6 1.61 Sri Lanka won[27]
24 Muttiah Muralitharan 13 July 2005  Sri Lanka  West Indies 3 21 36 6 1.71 Sri Lanka won[28]
25 Muttiah Muralitharan 27 July 2006  Sri Lanka  South Africa 3 64 131 6 2.04 Sri Lanka won[29]
26 Muttiah Muralitharan 25 June 2007  Sri Lanka  Bangladesh 1 7.3 15 5 2.00 Sri Lanka won[30]
27 Muttiah Muralitharan 9 December 2007  Sri Lanka  England 1 47.2 116 5 2.45 Drawn[31]
28 Muttiah Muralitharan‡ 23 July 2008  Sri Lanka  India 2 29 84 5 2.89 Sri Lanka won[32]
29 Muttiah Muralitharan‡ 23 July 2008  Sri Lanka  India 3 13 26 6 2.00 Sri Lanka won[32]
30 Thilan Thushara 20 July 2009  Sri Lanka  Pakistan 1 20.4 83 5 4.01 Drawn[33]
31 Danish Kaneria 20 July 2009  Pakistan  Sri Lanka 2 20.3 62 5 3.02 Drawn[33]
32 Rangana Herath 20 July 2009  Sri Lanka  Pakistan 3 46 157 5 3.41 Drawn[33]
33 Rangana Herath 26 August 2009  Sri Lanka  New Zealand 4 48 139 5 2.89 Sri Lanka won[34]
34 Rangana Herath 16 September 2011  Sri Lanka  Australia 3 52 157 7 3.01 Australia won[35]
35 Junaid Khan 30 July 2012  Pakistan  Sri Lanka 2 28 73 5 2.60 Drawn[36]
36 Dilruwan Perera 24 July 2014  Sri Lanka  South Africa 2 41.5 69 5 1.64 Drawn[37]
37 Rangana Herath 24 July 2014  Sri Lanka  South Africa 4 45 40 5 0.88 Drawn[37]
38 Junaid Khan 14 August 2014  Pakistan  Sri Lanka 1 27 87 5 3.22 Sri Lanka won[38]
39 Rangana Herath‡ 14 August 2014  Sri Lanka  Pakistan 2 33.1 127 9 3.82 Sri Lanka won[38]
40 Rangana Herath‡ 14 August 2014  Sri Lanka  Pakistan 4 22.1 57 5 2.57 Sri Lanka won[38]
41 Ishant Sharma 8 August 2015  India  Sri Lanka 2 15 54 5 3.60 India won[39]
42 Mitchell Starc 13 August 2016  Australia  Sri Lanka 1 25.1 63 5 2.50 Sri Lanka won[40]
43 Rangana Herath‡ 13 August 2016  Sri Lanka  Australia 2 38.1 81 6 2.12 Sri Lanka won[40]
44 Rangana Herath‡ 13 August 2016  Sri Lanka  Australia 4 18.1 64 7 3.52 Sri Lanka won[40]
45 Ravichandran Ashwin 13 August 2016  India  Sri Lanka 2 16.4 69 5 4.14 India won[41]
46 Ravindra Jadeja 13 August 2016  India  Sri Lanka 3 39 152 5 3.89 India won[41]
47 Keshav Maharaj 20 July 2018  South Africa  Sri Lanka 1 41.1 129 9 3.13 Lost[42]
48 Akila Dananjaya 20 July 2018  Sri Lanka  South Africa 2 13 52 5 4.00 Won[42]
49 Rangana Herath 20 July 2018  Sri Lanka  South Africa 4 32.5 98 6 2.98 Won[42]
50 Lakshan Sandakan 23 November 2018  Sri Lanka  England 1 22 95 5 4.31 England won[43]
51 Adil Rashid 23 November 2018  England  Sri Lanka 2 13.5 49 5 3.54 England won[43]
52 Dilruwan Perera 23 November 2018  Sri Lanka  England 3 29.5 88 5 2.94 England won[43]

One Day Internationals

Five-wicket hauls in One Day Internatioanl matches at SSC Ground
No. Bowler Date Team Opposing team Inn Overs Runs Wkts Econ Batsmen Result
1 Chaminda Vaas† 8 December 2001  Sri Lanka  Zimbabwe 1 8 19 8 2.37 Sri Lanka won[44]
2 Glenn McGrath† 15 September 2002  Australia  New Zealand 2 7 37 5 5.28 Australia won[45]
3 Upul Chandana† 31 August 2004  Sri Lanka  South Africa 2 9.1 61 5 6.65 Sri Lanka won[46]

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