How often have three or more batters made maiden Test hundreds in the same innings?
And was Mitchell Santner the first visiting spinner to take six-fors in both innings of a Test in India?

Daryl Mitchell's 18 is the highest identical score made in three consecutive Test innings • BCCI
As has been mentioned a lot elsewhere, New Zealand's 3-0 win, completed in that exciting low-scoring match in Mumbai last weekend, was the first time India had lost every Test in a series of three or more matches on home soil. They did lose both Tests against South Africa in India in 1999-2000.
New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell made 18 in the first Test against India in Bengaluru, and added 18 and 18 in the second in Pune. He ended the run with 82 in the first innings of the third Test in Mumbai.
The three centurions for South Africa in their recent crushing victory over Bangladesh in the second Test in Chattogram were opener Tony de Zorzi (177), Tristan Stubbs (106) and allrounder Wiaan Mulder (105 not out). It was only the second time three men had made their first Test hundreds in the same innings, following West Indies against India in Delhi in November 1948, when Clyde Walcott made 152, Gerry Gomez 101 and Robert Christiani 107.
We recently had only the seventh case of two bowlers sharing all 20 opposition wickets in a Test match, by Noman Ali and Sajid Khan for Pakistan in the second Test against England in Multan. That was the first such instance in more than 1850 Tests in over 50 years, since Bob Massie (on debut) and Dennis Lillee shared all 20 for Australia against England at Lord's in 1972.
Only 12 visiting spinners have taken ten wickets in a Test in India, as this list shows. Ajaz Patel, who took 11 in the third Test in Mumbai, and Saqlain Mushtaq are the only men to do it twice.
Steven Lynch is the editor of the updated edition of Wisden on the Ashes