Bangalore: Michael Vaughan, who made his Test debut against South Africa at Johannesburg in 1999-00, missed the opportunity of scoring his first double century in Test cricket when he was dismissed for 197 against India in the second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on August 10, 2002.

Vaughan opened the innings with debutant Robert Key, stayed at the crease for a marathon 356 minutes facing 258 balls and probably lost his concentration and succumbed to a casual shot by edging a catch to Parthiv Patel off Ajit Agarkar.

For Patel too this was a memorable moment as he took his first catch after having the distinction of becoming the youngest wicket-keeper in the world on the opening day of the Test when he made his debut.

Vaughan has now scored 297 runs in three innings for an average of 99.00 in the nPower Test series. He had started the series with a duck in his first innings at Lord's and followed it by a century in the second innings.

Vaughan became the ninth Englishman to be dismissed for scores between 190 and 199. Incidentally he becomes the first Englishman to be dismissed in this fashion against India.

There have been 37 instances involving 33 players in which scores of 190s have been recorded. Frank Worrell, Everton Weekes (both West Indies), Ian Chappell (Australia) and Mohamed Azharuddin (India) are the only players to be dismissed TWICE for scores in between 190 and 199 in Tests.

The details are as under:

ED Weekes	WI	194	vs Ind	Bombay	1948/49
		197	vs Pak	Bridge Town	1957/58
FM Worrell	WI	197*	vs Eng	Bridge Town	1959/60
		191*	vs Eng	Nottingham	1957
IM Chappell	Aus	196	vs Pak	Adelaide	1972/73
		192	vs Eng	The Oval	1975
Md Azharuddin	Ind	192	vs NZ	Auckland	1989/90
		199	vs SL	Kanpur	1986/87

As far as the English players are concerned, Vaughan has also the distinction of recording the highest score in 190s as the previous eight players had all been dismissed for scores between 196 and 190.

The complete list of England players, who have been dismissed in scores between 190 and 199, is given below in chronological order of Tests played:

		Vs	Ings	Test	Venue	Year
GB Leggie	196	NZ	1st	4th	Auckland	1929/30
H Sutcliffe	194	Aus	1st	1st	Sydney	1932/33
L Hutton	196	WI	1st	1st	Lords	1939
WJ Edrich	191	SA	1st	3rd	Manchester	1947
C Washbrook	195	SA	1st	2nd	Johannesburg	1948/49
G Boycott	191	Aus	1st	4th	Leeds	1977
GA Gooch	196	Aus	1st	6th	The Oval	1985
AJ Stewart	190	Pak	1st	1st	Birmingham	1992
MP Vaughan	197	Ind	1st	2nd	Nottingham	2002

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