Smith's absence is a blow for New Zealand, who are looking to equal the record – jointly held by themselves and the Springboks – for the most consecutive Test victories.
In his international swansong, the outgoing Black Caps captain reached three figures from just 54 balls, overhauling the record jointly held by Viv Richards and Misbah-ul-Haq by two deliveries.
Cristiano Ronaldo broke the record jointly held by Lionel Messi for the most goals in a Champions League season as Real Madrid thrashed Bayern Munich to book their place in the final.
With bat in hand, Strauss places more value on substance than style, but he has racked up 21 Test centuries, one short of the England record jointly held by Wally Hammond, Colin Cowdrey and Geoff Boycott.
In the 7-game ALCS against the Indians he hit three more home runs, had 14 hits (tying the LCS record jointly held by Hideki Matsui and Albert Pujols since 2004), and scored 10 runs (bettering Matsui's 2004 ALCS record) while batting.500 (another new ALCS record, bettering Bob Boone's.455 in 1986) with a.576 OBP and a.929 slugging percentage.
Individuals with sufficiently low earnings records may jointly qualify for OAI and SSI aged benefits and for DI and SSI disabled adult benefits.
It was Maynard's 53rd century for the county, beating the previous record held jointly by Hugh Morris and Alan Jones.
Aguero's haul equalled a Premier League record held jointly by Andy Cole, Jermain Defoe, Dimitar Berbatov and Alan Shearer for the most goals scored by one player in a match.
Muirhead knocked a US stone out of the house to leave seven of hers in the target area, beating a previous record held jointly by the men's teams from Sweden and Canada.
After Weston, Botham's next innings was not till the following week - for England in the Test match against Australia on the far wider pasture at Edgbaston, a ground where, earlier that season, Botham had hit twelve sixes in an innings, just one short of the all-time county championship record held jointly by Greenidge of Hampshire and Humpage of Warwickshire.
