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On this day: 10 April India and international matches played on this date, with available scorecards.
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2013 India player spotlight · Women · ODI
Harmanpreet Kaur: 103 against Bangladesh Bangladesh v India · India won by 46 runs
103off 100 balls
1987 Team India · Men · ODI
Dilip Vengsarkar: 95* against Pakistan India v Pakistan · Pakistan won by 8 wickets
95*off 151 balls
2013 Team India · Women · ODI
Punam Raut: 80 against Bangladesh Bangladesh v India · India won by 46 runs
80off 104 balls
2007 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
2013 Team India · Women · ODI
India won by 46 runs Bangladesh v India · Narendra Modi Stadium
256/6India innings
1986 Team India · Men · ODI
India won by 3 wickets India v New Zealand · Sharjah Cricket Stadium
134/7India innings
2001 International history · Men · ODI
Mahela Jayawardene: 116 against New Zealand New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 106 runs
116off 129 balls
2005 International history · Women · ODI
Karen Rolton: 107* against India Australia v India · Australia won by 98 runs
107*off 128 balls
2001 International history · Men · ODI
Sanath Jayasuriya: 107 against New Zealand New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 106 runs
107off 116 balls
1997 International history · Men · ODI
Michael Bevan: 103 against South Africa Australia v South Africa · Australia won by 5 wickets
103off 95 balls
2005 Team India · Women · ODI
Australia won by 98 runs Australia v India · SuperSport Park
117/10India innings
1987 Team India · Men · ODI
Pakistan won by 8 wickets India v Pakistan · Sharjah Cricket Stadium
183/8India innings
2021 International history · Women · ODI
Australia won by 21 runs Australia v New Zealand · Bay Oval
149/7Winning innings
2021 International history · Men · T20I
Pakistan won by 4 wickets South Africa v Pakistan · The Wanderers Stadium
189/6Winning innings
2020 International history · Men · ODI
Ireland v Zimbabwe Ireland v Zimbabwe · Queens Sports Club
ODIInternational cricket
2008 International history · Men · ODI
West Indies won by 1 wickets West Indies v Sri Lanka · Queen's Park Oval
236/9Winning innings
2007 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 67 runs West Indies v South Africa · National Cricket Stadium, St George's
356/4Winning innings
2004 International history · Men · Test · Test began
West Indies v England: a Test began West Indies v England · Antigua Recreation Ground
TESTMatch began
2003 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v West Indies: a Test began Australia v West Indies · Bourda
TESTMatch began
2003 International history · Men · ODI
Pakistan won by 8 wickets Zimbabwe v Pakistan · Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
172/2Winning innings
2001 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 106 runs New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Sharjah Cricket Stadium
269/9Winning innings
1997 International history · Men · ODI
Australia won by 5 wickets Australia v South Africa · SuperSport Park
287/5Winning innings
1981 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v West Indies: a Test began England v West Indies · Sabina Park
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India comes first, across men’s and women’s cricket. Player spotlights prioritise the current India retainership list; after it expires, players with an India appearance in the previous year are prioritised. This is an editorial focus, not a claim about selection in every format. Dates and figures are refreshed from the archive, with no invented birthdays or milestones.
“Today” follows India Standard Time. Missing historical scorecards limit the available performances.