Rare Feat: Only 4 Players in Cricket History Scored 100 Runs & Took 10 Wickets in a Match

• Only four players in the 149-year history of Test cricket have achieved the rare double of scoring 100 runs and taking 10 wickets in a single match.
• Australian all-rounder Alan Davidson was the first to achieve this in 1960 against West Indies, scoring 124 runs and taking 11 wickets.
• England's Ian Botham repeated the feat in 1980 against India, scoring 114 runs and claiming 13 wickets.
• Pakistan's Imran Khan joined the elite club in 1983 against India, scoring 117 runs and taking 11 wickets.
• Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan is the fourth player, achieving this against Zimbabwe in 2014 with 143 runs and 10 wickets.