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On this day: 29 April India and international matches played on this date, with available scorecards.
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2025 India player spotlight · Women · ODI
Sneh Rana: 5/43 against South Africa India v South Africa · India won by 15 runs
5/43Wickets / runs
2025 India player spotlight · Women · ODI
Pratika Rawal: 78 against South Africa India v South Africa · India won by 15 runs
78off 91 balls
2004 Team India · Women · ODI
Anju Jain: 64 against Sri Lanka India v Sri Lanka · India won by 94 runs
64off 86 balls
2023 International history · Men · ODI
Fakhar Zaman: 180* against New Zealand New Zealand v Pakistan · Pakistan won by 7 wickets
180*off 144 balls
2025 Team India · Women · ODI
India won by 15 runs India v South Africa · R Premadasa Stadium
276/6India innings
2004 Team India · Women · ODI
India won by 94 runs India v Sri Lanka · Sinhalese Sports Club Ground
178/5India innings
2023 International history · Men · ODI
Daryl Mitchell: 129 against Pakistan New Zealand v Pakistan · Pakistan won by 7 wickets
129off 119 balls
1990 International history · Men · ODI
Waqar Younis: 6/26 against Sri Lanka Pakistan v Sri Lanka · Pakistan won by 90 runs
6/26Wickets / runs
2025 International history · Women · ODI
Tazmin Brits: 109 against India India v South Africa · India won by 15 runs
109off 107 balls
2004 International history · Men · ODI
Muthiah Muralidaran: 5/23 against Zimbabwe Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe · Sri Lanka won by 25 runs
5/23Wickets / runs
2026 International history · Men · T20I
Bangladesh v New Zealand Bangladesh v New Zealand · Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium
T20IInternational cricket
2024 International history · Women · T20I
Ireland won by 56 runs Ireland v Zimbabwe · Sheikh Zayed Stadium
176/3Winning innings
2023 International history · Men · ODI
Pakistan won by 7 wickets New Zealand v Pakistan · Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
337/3Winning innings
2023 International history · Women · ODI
Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Sri Lanka v Bangladesh · P Sara Oval
ODIInternational cricket
2021 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Sri Lanka v Bangladesh: a Test began Sri Lanka v Bangladesh · Pallekele International Cricket Stadium
TESTMatch began
2021 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Zimbabwe v Pakistan: a Test began Zimbabwe v Pakistan · Harare Sports Club
TESTMatch began
2012 International history · Women · ODI
West Indies won by 45 runs Sri Lanka v West Indies · Lucas Street
168/7Winning innings
2011 International history · Women · ODI
Pakistan won by 9 wickets Ireland v Pakistan · Thurstan College Ground
70/1Winning innings
2006 International history · Men · ODI
West Indies won by 5 wickets West Indies v Zimbabwe · Antigua Recreation Ground
154/5Winning innings
2005 International history · Men · Test · Test began
South Africa v West Indies: a Test began South Africa v West Indies · Antigua Recreation Ground
TESTMatch began
2004 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 25 runs Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe · Harare Sports Club
246/7Winning innings
1995 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v West Indies: a Test began Australia v West Indies · Sabina Park
TESTMatch began
1990 International history · Men · ODI
Pakistan won by 90 runs Pakistan v Sri Lanka · Sharjah Cricket Stadium
311/8Winning innings
1983 International history · Men · ODI
Australia v Sri Lanka Australia v Sri Lanka · Sinhalese Sports Club Ground
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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.