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On this day: 6 January India and international matches played on this date, with available scorecards.
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2002 Team India · Women · ODI
Neetu David: 4/14 against England England v India · India won by 8 wickets
4/14Wickets / runs
2013 Team India · Men · ODI
India won by 10 runs India v Pakistan · Arun Jaitley Stadium
167/10India innings
2002 Team India · Women · ODI
India won by 8 wickets England v India · MA Chidambaram Stadium
110/2India innings
1985 International history · Men · ODI
Desmond Haynes: 123* against Australia Australia v West Indies · West Indies won by 7 wickets
123*off 130 balls
2018 International history · Men · ODI
Kane Williamson: 115 against Pakistan New Zealand v Pakistan · New Zealand won by 61 runs
115off 117 balls
2016 International history · Men · ODI
Hamilton Masakadza: 110 against Afghanistan Afghanistan v Zimbabwe · Afghanistan won by 2 wickets
110off 111 balls
2024 International history · Men · ODI
Charith Asalanka: 101 against Zimbabwe Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe · No result
101off 95 balls
2017 International history · Men · T20I
Colin Munro: 101 against Bangladesh New Zealand v Bangladesh · New Zealand won by 47 runs
101off 54 balls
2013 International history · Men · ODI
Saeed Ajmal: 5/24 against India India v Pakistan · India won by 10 runs
5/24Wickets / runs
2006 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
2015 Team India · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v India: a Test began Australia v India · Sydney Cricket Ground
TESTMatch began
1956 Team India · Men · Test · Test began
India v New Zealand: a Test began India v New Zealand · MA Chidambaram Stadium
TESTMatch began
2024 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe · R Premadasa Stadium
ODIInternational cricket
2018 International history · Men · ODI
New Zealand won by 61 runs New Zealand v Pakistan · Basin Reserve
315/7Winning innings
2017 International history · Men · T20I
New Zealand won by 47 runs New Zealand v Bangladesh · Bay Oval
195/7Winning innings
2016 International history · Men · ODI
Afghanistan won by 2 wickets Afghanistan v Zimbabwe · Sharjah Cricket Stadium
254/8Winning innings
2007 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 189 runs New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Eden Park
262/6Winning innings
2006 International history · Men · ODI
New Zealand won by 21 runs New Zealand v Sri Lanka · Westpac Stadium
224/9Winning innings
2005 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe: a Test began Bangladesh v Zimbabwe · Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium
TESTMatch began
2000 International history · Men · ODI
New Zealand won by 4 wickets New Zealand v West Indies · McLean Park
160/6Winning innings
1985 International history · Men · ODI
West Indies won by 7 wickets Australia v West Indies · Melbourne Cricket Ground
241/3Winning innings
1979 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v England: a Test began Australia v England · Sydney Cricket Ground
TESTMatch began
1973 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Australia v Pakistan: a Test began Australia v Pakistan · Sydney Cricket Ground
TESTMatch began
1960 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v West Indies: a Test began England v West Indies · Kensington Oval
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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.