List of Indians on Lord's honours board in International cricket — Full list of batters & bowlers

During the recent one-off women’s Test match between England and India at Lord’s, Kranti Gaud and Yastika Bhatia got their names on the Lord’s honours board. The former ended up with phenomenal bowling figures of 5/37 in 17 overs, including seven maidens, while Yastika smashed 113 runs off 158 runs during the second innings of the contest. 

The Lord’s honours board, located in the dressing rooms at the pavilion of the venue, is considered to be special in the game. They commemorate the players who score a century or take five wickets in an innings (or 10 wickets in a match) in a Test match or an ODI.

List of Indian batters on the Lord's honours board in international cricket

Lord’s has hosted a total of 20 Test matches for the Indian side, where they earned three wins and lost 13, with the four games ending in draws. Their first red-ball win at this venue came in 1986 by five wickets, which was followed by one in 2014 under MS Dhoni. The third one is the most memorable one under Virat Kohli in 2021.

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In the history of Test matches for India, a total of 11 players have got their names on the Lord’s honours board, with the recent one in men’s cricket coming in 2025 when KL Rahul got his name for the second time on the board with his second successive century at the venue.

Indian batters to get their names at Lord’s honours board in Tests-

Quite surprisingly, Sachin Tendulkar and Kohli didn’t get their name on the board, despite having strong careers in the game. That means they haven’t done well in the format at this very ground. 

Another surprising factor is that none of the Indian players got their names on the Lord’s honours board in ODIs. That means none of the players of the team celebrated a century in the 50-over format at this venue.

List of Indian bowlers on the Lord's honours board in International cricket

In terms of the bowling department, a total of 16 players have got their names on the Lord’s honours board in the longest format of the game, with the latest in men’s cricket coming in 2025 when Jasprit Bumrah celebrated 5/74.

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Indian bowlers to get their names on the Lord’s honours board in Tests-

However, just like the ODI batting, no Indian bowler has had their name on the Lord’s honours board in the 50-over format, as none of them have celebrated any five-wicket haul in this aspect.