How many people have captained, kept wicket and opened the batting in the same Test?
Also: where does Jasprit Bumrah's five-for stand among the best bowling performances in the IPL?
You're right that the diminutive West Indian batsman Gus Logie played 49 of his 158 one-day internationals - 31.01% - against the same opponent, Pakistan. I think it was just an accident of the schedule at the time - it doesn't seem to be because of any particular proficiency against Pakistan's bowlers, as Logie's average of 20.66 against them was lower than those against any of his other seven opponents (apart from Zimbabwe, whose bowlers he only faced twice).
That stunning spell by Jasprit Bumrah for Mumbai Indians against Kolkata Knight Riders in Navi Mumbai last week was statistically the fifth-best performance in the IPL.
That remarkable onslaught by England's new Test captain, Ben Stokes, for Durham against Worcestershire at New Road did indeed contain a record for the number of sixes in a Championship innings. Stokes' 161 from 88 balls included 17 sixes - one more than Andrew Symonds hit in his unbeaten 254 for Gloucestershire against Glamorgan in Abergavenny in 1995; Graham Napier also hit 16 for Essex vs Surrey at Whitgift School in 2011.
Anya Shrubsole took 106 wickets in 86 ODIs, putting her fourth for England behind Katherine Brunt (167), Jenny Gunn (136) and Laura Marsh (129). Clare Taylor (102) and Isa Guha (101) also took more than 100 wickets in ODIs for England. Shrubsole's best performance - both statistically and memorably - was her 6 for 46 to propel England to victory over India at Lord's in the 2017 World Cup final, an achievement that made her the first woman to feature on the cover of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
Only three men have managed this impressive all-round feat. The first was the old South African captain Percy Sherwell, who did it in seven matches between 1907 and 1910-11. In the first, at Lord's in 1907, he made 115 in the second innings. In his first Test as captain, against England at home in 1905-06, Sherwell had gone in at No. 11.
Steven Lynch is the editor of the updated edition of Wisden on the Ashes