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On this day: 19 August India and international matches played on this date, with available scorecards.
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2006 Team India · Women · ODI
Mithali Raj: 73 against England England v India · England won by 5 wickets
73off 103 balls
2005 International history · Women · ODI
Shelley Nitschke: 7/24 against England Australia v England · Australia won by 65 runs
7/24Wickets / runs
2015 International history · Men · ODI
Hashim Amla: 124 against New Zealand South Africa v New Zealand · South Africa won by 20 runs
124off 126 balls
2011 International history · Men · ODI
Brendan Taylor: 106 against Bangladesh Zimbabwe v Bangladesh · Bangladesh won by 6 wickets
106off 137 balls
2025 International history · Men · ODI
Keshav Maharaj: 5/33 against Australia South Africa v Australia · South Africa won by 98 runs
5/33Wickets / runs
2006 Team India · Women · ODI
England won by 5 wickets England v India · Arundel
185/6India innings
2006 Team India · Men · ODI
India v South Africa India v South Africa · Sinhalese Sports Club Ground
ODIInternational cricket
1971 Team India · Men · Test · Test began
England v India: a Test began England v India · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
2026 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Pakistan v England: a Test began Pakistan v England · Headingley
TESTMatch began
2025 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 98 runs South Africa v Australia · Cazalys Stadium
296/8Winning innings
2022 International history · Men · ODI
New Zealand won by 50 runs New Zealand v West Indies · Kensington Oval
212/10Winning innings
2016 International history · Men · Test · Test began
South Africa v New Zealand: a Test began South Africa v New Zealand · Kingsmead
TESTMatch began
2015 International history · Women · T20I
Australia won by 25 runs Ireland v Australia · YMCA Cricket Club
140/5Winning innings
2015 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 20 runs South Africa v New Zealand · SuperSport Park
304/7Winning innings
2014 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 61 runs Zimbabwe v South Africa · Queens Sports Club
257/10Winning innings
2011 International history · Men · ODI
Bangladesh won by 6 wickets Zimbabwe v Bangladesh · Queens Sports Club
203/4Winning innings
2010 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka v New Zealand Sri Lanka v New Zealand · Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium
ODIInternational cricket
2007 International history · Women · ODI
England v New Zealand England v New Zealand · Stratford-upon-Avon
ODIInternational cricket
2005 International history · Women · ODI
Australia won by 65 runs Australia v England · Kidderminster
193/8Winning innings
2004 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v West Indies: a Test began England v West Indies · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
2002 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets South Africa v Sri Lanka · Tangier
221/4Winning innings
1999 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v New Zealand: a Test began England v New Zealand · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
1993 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v England: a Test began Australia v England · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
1939 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v West Indies: a Test began England v West Indies · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
1912 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v England: a Test began Australia v England · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
1907 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v South Africa: a Test began England v South Africa · Kennington Oval
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“Today” follows India Standard Time. Missing historical scorecards limit the available performances.