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On this day: 6 January

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

On this day, 6 January: Neetu David: 4/14 against England. 2002; 4/14, Wickets / runs.

2002 · Women · ODI

Neetu David: 4/14 against England

England v India · India won by 8 wickets

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Anniversaries across all years

From the archive

Team India · Men · ODI

India won by 10 runs

India v Pakistan · Arun Jaitley Stadium

167/10India innings

Team India · Women · ODI

India won by 8 wickets

England v India · MA Chidambaram Stadium

110/2India innings

International history · Men · ODI

Desmond Haynes: 123* against Australia

Australia v West Indies · West Indies won by 7 wickets

123*off 130 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Kane Williamson: 115 against Pakistan

New Zealand v Pakistan · New Zealand won by 61 runs

115off 117 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Hamilton Masakadza: 110 against Afghanistan

Afghanistan v Zimbabwe · Afghanistan won by 2 wickets

110off 111 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Charith Asalanka: 101 against Zimbabwe

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe · No result

101off 95 balls

International history · Men · T20I

Colin Munro: 101 against Bangladesh

New Zealand v Bangladesh · New Zealand won by 47 runs

101off 54 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Saeed Ajmal: 5/24 against India

India v Pakistan · India won by 10 runs

5/24Wickets / runs

International history · Men · ODI

Chaminda Vaas: 5/39 against New Zealand

New Zealand v Sri Lanka · New Zealand won by 21 runs

5/39Wickets / runs

Team India · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v India: a Test began

Australia v India · Sydney Cricket Ground

TESTMatch began

Team India · Men · Test · Test began

India v New Zealand: a Test began

India v New Zealand · MA Chidambaram Stadium

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · ODI

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe · R Premadasa Stadium

ODIInternational cricket

International history · Men · ODI

New Zealand won by 61 runs

New Zealand v Pakistan · Basin Reserve

315/7Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

New Zealand won by 47 runs

New Zealand v Bangladesh · Bay Oval

195/7Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Afghanistan won by 2 wickets

Afghanistan v Zimbabwe · Sharjah Cricket Stadium

254/8Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Sri Lanka won by 189 runs

New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Eden Park

262/6Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

New Zealand won by 21 runs

New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Westpac Stadium

224/9Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Bangladesh v Zimbabwe: a Test began

Bangladesh v Zimbabwe · Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · ODI

New Zealand won by 4 wickets

New Zealand v West Indies · McLean Park

160/6Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

West Indies won by 7 wickets

Australia v West Indies · Melbourne Cricket Ground

241/3Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v England: a Test began

Australia v England · Sydney Cricket Ground

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v Pakistan: a Test began

Australia v Pakistan · Sydney Cricket Ground

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

England v West Indies: a Test began

England v West Indies · Kensington Oval

TESTMatch began
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Entries come from the published international match archive and link to their scorecards. Matches use the recorded start date. Tests are shown only as start anniversaries; their later innings and results are not claimed to have happened on that date. Limited-overs performances use the match date recorded in the scorecard.

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