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On this day: 10 April

India and international matches played on this date, with available scorecards.

On this day, 10 April: Harmanpreet Kaur: 103 against Bangladesh. 2013; 103, off 100 balls.

2013 · Women · ODI

Harmanpreet Kaur: 103 against Bangladesh

Bangladesh v India · India won by 46 runs

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Anniversaries across all years

From the archive

India player spotlight · Women · ODI

Harmanpreet Kaur: 103 against Bangladesh

Bangladesh v India · India won by 46 runs

103off 100 balls

Team India · Men · ODI

Dilip Vengsarkar: 95* against Pakistan

India v Pakistan · Pakistan won by 8 wickets

95*off 151 balls

International history · Men · ODI

AB de Villiers: 146 against West Indies

West Indies v South Africa · South Africa won by 67 runs

146off 130 balls

Team India · Women · ODI

India won by 46 runs

Bangladesh v India · Narendra Modi Stadium

256/6India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

India won by 3 wickets

India v New Zealand · Sharjah Cricket Stadium

134/7India innings

International history · Men · ODI

Mahela Jayawardene: 116 against New Zealand

New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 106 runs

116off 129 balls

International history · Women · ODI

Karen Rolton: 107* against India

Australia v India · Australia won by 98 runs

107*off 128 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Sanath Jayasuriya: 107 against New Zealand

New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 106 runs

107off 116 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Michael Bevan: 103 against South Africa

Australia v South Africa · Australia won by 5 wickets

103off 95 balls

Team India · Women · ODI

Australia won by 98 runs

Australia v India · SuperSport Park

117/10India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

Pakistan won by 8 wickets

India v Pakistan · Sharjah Cricket Stadium

183/8India innings

International history · Women · ODI

Australia won by 21 runs

Australia v New Zealand · Bay Oval

149/7Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

Pakistan won by 4 wickets

South Africa v Pakistan · The Wanderers Stadium

189/6Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Ireland v Zimbabwe

Ireland v Zimbabwe · Queens Sports Club

ODIInternational cricket

International history · Men · ODI

West Indies won by 1 wickets

West Indies v Sri Lanka · Queen's Park Oval

236/9Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

South Africa won by 67 runs

West Indies v South Africa · National Cricket Stadium, St George's

356/4Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

West Indies v England: a Test began

West Indies v England · Antigua Recreation Ground

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v West Indies: a Test began

Australia v West Indies · Bourda

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · ODI

Pakistan won by 8 wickets

Zimbabwe v Pakistan · Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

172/2Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Sri Lanka won by 106 runs

New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Sharjah Cricket Stadium

269/9Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Australia won by 5 wickets

Australia v South Africa · SuperSport Park

287/5Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

England v West Indies: a Test began

England v West Indies · Sabina Park

TESTMatch began
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