Indonesia's Gede Priandana (T20I), Bangladesh's Al-Amin Hossain (T20), India's Abhimanyu Mithun (T20) and New Zealand's Neil Wagner (three-day) are the only bowlers to take five wickets in an over a cricket match.

Meet bowlers to take five wickets in an over in a cricket match - one Indian in the list. Guess who?

The dust on Neil Wagner’s retirement saga is yet to settle as New Zealand and Kane Williamson prepare for the crunch second Test against arch-rivals Australia, which starts on Friday (Mar 9).

Neil Wagner Retirement: Kane Williamson takes jibe at Taylor, says 'I don't think anybody is forced to retire'

Former New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor has alleged that fast bowler Neil Wagner was 'forced to retire' ahead of the first Test in the ongoing series in Australia.

Former New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor alleges pacer Neil Wagner's retirement was 'forced'

New Zealand skipper Tim Southee has indicated that retired pacer Neil Wagner might be called out of retirement for the second Test against Australia. Southee's comments came after New Zealand lost the first Test by 172 runs and debutant pacer Will O'Rourke got injured.

Tim Southee keeps door open for retired Neil Wagner's return after loss in first Test against Australia

New Zealand Neil Wagner retired: New Zealand speedster Neil Wagner called time on his illustrious international career on Tuesday (Feb 27). Wagner, a member of the 2021 World Test Championship (WTC) winning side, bows out as the fifth-highest wicket-taker for the nation in the Test format during which he represented the national side in 64 Test matches.

New Zealand speedster Neil Wagner calls time on international career after 12-year stint

New Zealand have called in Neil Wagner to replace the injured Matt Henry for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh. The announcement on Friday (Nov 17) comes as a blow for the Kiwis who will be led by Tim Southee in the two-match Test series that are part of the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 cycle.

New Zealand tour of Bangladesh: Neil Wagner drafted in as replacement for injured Matt Henry

Ace Kiwi seamer Neil Wagner is ruled out of the ongoing first Test against Sri Lanka in Christchurch due to bulging disc in his back and a torn right hamstring that could see him missing on-field action for at least six weeks.

Neil Wagner ruled out of ongoing Test as Sri Lanka in pole position to upset New Zealand in Christchurch

New Zealand beat England by just one run in a second-Test thriller on Tuesday to draw the series despite having been forced to follow-on in Wellington. New Zealand set England a target of 258 runs to win, but the visitors were all out for 256 in dramatic scenes as the two-Test series finished 1-1.

'By the barest of margins': New Zealand beat England by one run at Basin Reserve

Shane Jurgensen feels New Zealand has the best bowling assault in worldwide cricket. The Blackcaps bowling coach trusts the World Test Championship final execution offered convincing evidence about the New Zealand bowling attack.

Cricket: New Zealand's pace bowling attack is best in the world, says Shane Jurgensen

New Zealand players received a fantastic welcome when they landed home with the ICC World Test Championship mace. WTC-winning pacer Neil Wagner has given a piece of knowledge into New Zealand's extraordinary excursion back home, loaded with thrilled fans, welcoming traditions authorities, and even cops anxious to click an image with the celebrated Test mace.

Cricket: Police asked 'Where is the mace?' Neil Wagner describes trip back to New Zealand

Trent Boult is likely to feature in the second England versus New Zealand Test that starts at Edgbaston on Thursday. Gary Stead (New Zealand coach) yielded that the adjustment of quarantine guidelines has incited the administration to think about Trent Boult's inclusion.

Cricket: Trent Boult in contention to play Edgbaston Test, says coach Gary Stead

Devon Conway was all commendation for New Zealand's no.11 batsman Neil Wagner. The Test debutant expressed that he wouldn't have arrived at his double ton without Wagner's significant commitment with the bat.

Cricket- 'Massive credit to Neil Wagner': Devon Conway on his double ton

New Zealand left-arm pacer Neil Wagner has said that the World Test Championship final against India would be like a World Cup for him. The World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand will be played at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton from June 18 to 22.

Cricket: World Test Championship final is like World Cup final for me: Neil Wagner

Neil Wagner has expressed that New Zealand will take the forthcoming two-match Test series against England as seriously as serious as any other series. He added that it wouldn't simply be a warm-up for the World Test Championship finale against India that is set to happen from 18 June-22nd June.

England Tests are not warm-ups for the World Test Championship final, says Neil Wagner

New Zealand pacer Neil Wagner, who played a crucial role in the first Test against Pakistan, will miss out on the second match at Hagley Oval in Christchurch starting on Sunday.

New Zealand paceman Neil Wagner out for six weeks due to broken toes

New Zealand pacer Neil Wagner is being hailed as a hero after the Black Caps won the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan at the Bay Oval by 101 runs. Wagner defied all the odds and shrugged off the pain of two broken toes to help New Zealand win the first Test against Pakistan and become the number one ranked Test side in the world for the first time.

'He's mad!' - New Zealand's Neil Wagner hailed as 'inspiration' for bowling with fractured toe

Neil Wagner is set to make a comeback against India in the second and final Test of the series after brief paternity leave. He will be replacing Matt Henry. Also read: New Zealand hand 10-wickets defeat to India, registers 100th Test victory After Kyle Jamieson's stellar performance with both bat and ball in the first Test has cemented his place in the playing XI.

Neil Wagner set to comeback for second Test against India, leaves NZ selectors in dilemma

Marnus Labuschagne hit a double century as Australia amassed a huge 454 first innings against a weary New Zealand in the third Sydney Test on Saturday. Labuschagne reached his highest Test score of 215 as the Australians were dismissed just before tea on the second day.

Aus vs NZ: Marnus Labuschagne hits double ton in Australia's 454

New Zealand pacer Neil Wagner on Sunday became the eighth Kiwis bowler to take 150 or more wickets. The 32-year-old dismissed Yasir Shah for nine to achieve the feat in his 37th Test as Pakistan took the lead on the second day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi on Saturday.

Neil Wagner becomes eighth New Zealander to 150 Test wickets

Neil Wagner rated his career-best seven-wicket haul a 'horrible' performance as New Zealand seized the honours on day one

Neil Wagner's 'horrible' seven-wicket haul floors West Indies on day one

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