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On this day: 4 May

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

On this day, 4 May: Richa Ghosh: 58 against Sri Lanka. 2025; 58, off 48 balls.

2025 · Women · ODI

Richa Ghosh: 58 against Sri Lanka

India v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets

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Anniversaries across all years

From the archive

India player spotlight · Women · ODI

Richa Ghosh: 58 against Sri Lanka

India v Sri Lanka · Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets

58off 48 balls

International history · Women · ODI

Oshadi Ranasinghe: 5/34 against Bangladesh

Sri Lanka v Bangladesh · Sri Lanka won by 58 runs

5/34Wickets / runs

Team India · Women · ODI

Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets

India v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium

275/9India innings

International history · Women · ODI

Pakistan won by 168 runs

Pakistan v Zimbabwe · National Stadium, Karachi

330/5Winning innings

International history · Women · ODI

Sri Lanka won by 58 runs

Sri Lanka v Bangladesh · Sinhalese Sports Club Ground

186/5Winning innings

International history · Women · ODI

South Africa won by 106 runs

South Africa v Bangladesh · Senwes Park

270/9Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

England v Ireland

England v Ireland · Providence Stadium

T20IInternational cricket

International history · Men · T20I

New Zealand won by 7 runs

New Zealand v Zimbabwe · Providence Stadium

36/1Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Pakistan won by 36 runs

Australia v Pakistan · Sharjah Cricket Stadium

266/7Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

New Zealand v West Indies: a Test began

New Zealand v West Indies · Sabina Park

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.

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.