Biggest collapses after a hundred-plus opening stand

Pakistan collapsed from 131 without loss to 230 all out in the second Test against New Zealand in Hamilton to lose the match by 138 runs and surrender the series 2-0. Sami Aslam (91) and Azhar Ali (58) put together 131 runs in 60 overs before the rest of the side folded out in the next 32 overs. It was the 22^nd instance of team losing their ten wickets for less than 100 runs after a century opening wicket partnership. It was the third such instance in the last month and listed below are the instances:

Runs after opening stand is broken	Opening stand	Team total	Inngs #	Team	Against	Venue	Start date
46	124	170	2	Ind	Eng	Manchester	20-Jul-46
51	107	158	4	NZ	Aus	Auckland	22-Mar-74
64	164	228	3	Zim	WI	Harare	19-Jul-01
64	100	164	4	Eng	Ban	Mirpur	28-Oct-16
73	135	208	1	Pak	NZ	Christchurch	8-Dec-95
75	106	181	1	NZ	Ind	Hyderabad	15-Oct-69
83	153	236	2	Zim	SL	Galle	12-Jan-02
85	121	206	2	Ind	Aus	Delhi	12-Dec-59
86	158	244	3	Aus	SA	Perth	3-Nov-16
88	101	189	3	Eng	SL	Galle	22-Feb-01
89	276	365	1	WI	NZ	Hamilton	16-Dec-99
90	138	228	2	Aus	SL	Galle	22-Sep-99
90	126	226	2	Ban	Eng	Manchester	4-Jun-10
90	126	226	4	Aus	SA	Port Elizabeth	20-Feb-14
93	161	254	3	Ban	NZ	Dunedin	4-Jan-08
93	100	193	3	NZ	Aus	Sydney	22-Nov-85
94	122	216	3	Pak	Eng	Dhaka	19-Jan-62
98	129	227	1	Eng	WI	Kingston	27-Mar-48
98	120	218	2	SL	Ind	Lucknow	18-Jan-94
99	136	235	1	Aus	Ind	Chennai	14-Oct-04
99	129	228	3	SA	Eng	Port Elizabeth	27-Feb-14
99	131	230	4	Pak	NZ	Hamilton	25-Nov-16

* Stuart Carlisle was absent hurt in Zimbabwe's match against West Indies in Harare in 2001

* The only instance of a team losing 10 wickets after a 200+ opening wicket stand was by WI against NZ in Hamilton in 1999.

* Tamim Iqbal is the only opener to feature twice in the list.

* Australia has the most such instances (4) while SA, SL and SL have only one instance each.

* Galle has seen most such collapses - 3 - all by the visiting sides