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On this day: 14 September

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

On this day, 14 September: Pratika Rawal: 64 against Australia. 2025; 64, off 96 balls.

2025 · Women · ODI

Pratika Rawal: 64 against Australia

India v Australia · Australia won by 8 wickets

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India player spotlight · Women · ODI

Pratika Rawal: 64 against Australia

India v Australia · Australia won by 8 wickets

64off 96 balls

India player spotlight · Men · T20I

Kuldeep Yadav: 3/18 against Pakistan

Pakistan v India · India won by 7 wickets

3/18Wickets / runs

India player spotlight · Women · ODI

Smriti Mandhana: 58 against Australia

India v Australia · Australia won by 8 wickets

58off 63 balls

India player spotlight · Women · ODI

Harleen Deol: 54 against Australia

India v Australia · Australia won by 8 wickets

54off 57 balls

Team India · Men · ODI

Sachin Tendulkar: 141* against West Indies

India v West Indies · West Indies won by 29 runs

141*off 148 balls

Team India · Men · ODI

Sachin Tendulkar: 138 against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka v India · India won by 46 runs

138off 133 balls

Team India · Men · ODI

Harbhajan Singh: 5/56 against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka v India · India won by 46 runs

5/56Wickets / runs

Team India · Men · ODI

Nikhil Chopra: 5/21 against West Indies

India v West Indies · India won by 88 runs

5/21Wickets / runs

Team India · Men · ODI

Irfan Pathan: 64 against West Indies

India v West Indies · West Indies won by 29 runs

64off 68 balls

International history · Men · ODI

Andy Flower: 145 against India

India v Zimbabwe · India won by 14 runs

145off 164 balls

Team India · Men · T20I

India won by 7 wickets

Pakistan v India · Dubai International Cricket Stadium

131/3India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

India won by 46 runs

Sri Lanka v India · R Premadasa Stadium

319/5India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

India won by 14 runs

India v Zimbabwe · R Premadasa Stadium

288/6India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

India won by 88 runs

India v West Indies · Toronto

225/7India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

India won by 7 wickets

India v Pakistan · Toronto

117/3India innings

International history · Women · ODI

Nat Sciver-Brunt: 120 against Sri Lanka

England v Sri Lanka · England won by 161 runs

120off 74 balls

International history · Women · ODI

Charlie Dean: 5/31 against Sri Lanka

England v Sri Lanka · England won by 161 runs

5/31Wickets / runs

International history · Men · ODI

Mervyn Dillon: 5/51 against India

India v West Indies · India won by 88 runs

5/51Wickets / runs

Team India · Women · ODI

Australia won by 8 wickets

India v Australia · Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium

281/7India innings

Team India · Men · T20I

India v Pakistan

India v Pakistan · Kingsmead

141/9India innings

Team India · Men · ODI

West Indies won by 29 runs

India v West Indies · Kinrara Academy Oval

309/5India innings

Team India · Men · Test · Test began

India v Sri Lanka: a Test began

India v Sri Lanka · Asgiriya Stadium

TESTMatch began

Team India · Men · Test · Test began

India v Pakistan: a Test began

India v Pakistan · M Chinnaswamy Stadium

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · T20I

England v South Africa

England v South Africa · Trent Bridge

T20IInternational cricket

International history · Women · T20I

England won by 67 runs

England v Ireland · Castle Avenue

176/10Winning innings

International history · Women · ODI

England won by 161 runs

England v Sri Lanka · Grace Road

273/8Winning innings

International history · Women · ODI

Pakistan won by 8 wickets

South Africa v Pakistan · National Stadium, Karachi

186/2Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Sri Lanka won by 2 wickets

Pakistan v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium

252/8Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

South Africa won by 10 wickets

Sri Lanka v South Africa · R Premadasa Stadium

121/0Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

Afghanistan won by 28 runs

Afghanistan v Zimbabwe · Shere Bangla National Stadium

197/5Winning innings

International history · Women · T20I

Australia won by 6 wickets

West Indies v Australia · Kensington Oval

108/4Winning innings

International history · Women · ODI

West Indies won by 65 runs

New Zealand v West Indies · Warner Park

246/5Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

England won by 3 wickets

England v Australia · Sophia Gardens

231/7Winning innings

International history · Women · T20I

South Africa won by 9 wickets

South Africa v Bangladesh · Senwes Park

85/1Winning innings

International history · Women · T20I

South Africa won by 16 runs

Bangladesh v South Africa · Shere Bangla National Stadium

85/10Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Pakistan won by 28 runs

Zimbabwe v Pakistan · Harare Sports Club

270/5Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

Australia won by 8 wickets

Australia v England · Newlands

136/2Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets

Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka · Kennington Oval

195/6Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

South Africa v Zimbabwe: a Test began

South Africa v Zimbabwe · Queens Sports Club

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

South Africa v Sri Lanka: a Test began

South Africa v Sri Lanka · P Sara Oval

TESTMatch began
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