Pairs By Test Captains
19 captains have been dismissed for a pair.
- Joe Darling for Australia v England at Sheffield in 1902
- Louis Tancred for South Africa v England at The Oval in 1912
- Vijay Hazare for India v England at Kanpur in 1951/52
- Harry Cave for New Zealand v West Indies at Dunedin in 1955/56
- Frank Worrell for West Indies v Australia at Melbourne in 1960/61
- Richie Benaud for Australia v England at Leeds in 1961
- Imtiaz Ahmed for Pakistan v England at Dhaka in 1961/62
- Bishen Bedi for India v England at Delhi in 1976/77
- Ian Botham for England v Australia at Lord's in 1981
- Allan Border for Australia v West Indies at Perth in 1992/93
- Mark Taylor for Australia v Pakistan at Karachi in 1994/95
- Stephen Fleming for New Zealand v Australia at Hobart in 1997/98
- Courtney Walsh for West Indies v Pakistan at Rawalpindi in 1997/98
- Rashid Latif for Pakistan v South Africa at Port Elizabeth in 1997/98
- Nasser Hussain for England v West Indies at The Oval in 2000
- Jimmy Adams for West Indies v Australia at Melbourne in 2000/01
- Waqar Younis for Pakistan v Australia at Sharjah in 2002/03
- Habibul Bashar for Bangladesh v Zimbabwe at Harare in 2003/04
- Marvan Atapattu for Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Faisalabad in 2004/05
Ian Botham's pair came in his last Test as captain while Mark Taylor, Rashid Latif and Habibul Bashar recorded a pair in their first games as captain.
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