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Test cricket hat-tricks

This is a list of all hat-tricks in test match cricket. There have been 35 since test cricket began in 1877. Jimmy Matthews' two hat-tricks at Old Trafford, Manchester, England in 1912 (numbers 8 and 9 in the list below) are the only time two hat-tricks have been taken in the same test match.

Test Match Hat-Tricks
No Bowler Country Opposition Venue Season
1Fred SpofforthAustralia EnglandMelbourne1878-79
2Billy Bates EnglandAustraliaMelbourne 1882-83
3John BriggsEnglandAustralia Sydney 1891-92
4George LohmannEnglandSouth Africa Port Elizabeth 1895-96
5Jack HearneEnglandAustralia Leeds1899
6Hugh Trumble AustraliaEngland Melbourne1901-02
7Hugh Trumble AustraliaEngland Melbourne1903-04
8Jimmy Matthews AustraliaSouth Africa Manchester1912
9Jimmy Matthews AustraliaSouth AfricaManchester1912
10Maurice Allom EnglandNew Zealand Christchurch1929-30
11Tom GoddardEngland South AfricaJohannesburg1938-39
12Peter Loader England West Indies Leeds 1957
13Lindsay Kline Australia South Africa Cape Town 1957-58
14Wesley Hall West Indies Pakistan Lahore 1958-59
15Geoff Griffin South Africa England Lord's 1960
16Lance Gibbs West Indies Australia Adelaide 1960-61
17Peter Petherick New Zealand Pakistan Lahore 1976-77
18Courtney WalshWest Indies Australia Brisbane1988-89
19Mervyn HughesAustralia West Indies Perth 1988-89
20Damien Fleming Australia Pakistan Rawalpindi 1994-95
21Shane WarneAustralia England Melbourne 1994-95
22Dominic Cork England West Indies Old Trafford 1995
23Darren GoughEngland Australia Sydney 1998-99
24Wasim AkramPakistan Sri Lanka Lahore 1998-99
25Wasim AkramPakistan Sri Lanka Dhaka 1998-99
26Nuwan ZoysaSri Lanka Zimbabwe Harare 1999-00
27Abdur RazzaqPakistan Sri Lanka Galle 1999-00
28Glenn McGrathAustralia West Indies Perth 2000-01
29Harbhajan SinghIndiaAustralia Calcutta 2000-01
30Mohammed SamiPakistan Sri Lanka Lahore 2001-02
31Jermaine Lawson West Indies Australia Bridgetown 2002-03
32Alok KapaliBangladesh Pakistan Peshawar 2003
33Andy Blignaut Zimbabwe Bangladesh Harare 2003-04
34Matthew HoggardEngland West Indies Barbados 2003-04
35James FranklinNew Zealand Bangladesh Dhaka 2004-05
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