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Phil Simmons (West Indies) holds the ODI record for most economical bowling in a completed innings of 10+ overs, conceding only 3 runs for 4 wickets against Sri Lanka in 1992. This remains one of the most economical spells in ODI history.

ER Toshack achieved 5 wickets in Test cricket for Australia in 1947 against India, bowling only 4 overs. This is a unique record in Test cricket history. The other players listed are accomplished cricketers but don't hold this specific record.

In IPL 2010 (season 3), Yusuf Pathan had hit the most sixes by March 28, 2010. He was known for his aggressive batting and ability to hit many sixes, making him the leading six-hitter in the tournament at that point.

As of March 28, 2010 in IPL 3, Anil Kumble had the best economy rate among the bowlers listed. Kumble was known for his economical bowling and tight line-and-length, which kept run rates low even though he was a spin bowler.

In IPL 2010 till March 28, Jacques Kallis had remained not out 5 times. Kallis was known for his consistent batting and ability to finish innings, which resulted in a high number of not-out innings.

Among the bowlers listed, Chaminda Vaas was the one who had not taken a wicket in his first over of matches up to March 28, 2010. This question tests specific IPL statistics from that particular tournament phase.

Kepler Wessels is NOT the only player to score ODI centuries for two different countries. Several players have achieved this feat, including Eoin Morgan (Ireland and England), Luke Ronchi (Australia and New Zealand), and Ed Joyce (Ireland and England). The statement is therefore false.