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On this day: 4 September India and international matches played on this date, with available scorecards.
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2022 India player spotlight · Men · T20I
Virat Kohli: 60 against Pakistan India v Pakistan · Pakistan won by 5 wickets
60off 44 balls
2005 Team India · Men · ODI
Yuvraj Singh: 120 against Zimbabwe Zimbabwe v India · India won by 4 wickets
120off 124 balls
1999 Team India · Men · ODI
Ajay Jadeja: 88* against Zimbabwe India v Zimbabwe · India won by 115 runs
88*off 61 balls
1999 Team India · Men · ODI
Sachin Tendulkar: 85 against Zimbabwe India v Zimbabwe · India won by 115 runs
85off 72 balls
2005 Team India · Men · ODI
MS Dhoni: 67* against Zimbabwe Zimbabwe v India · India won by 4 wickets
67*off 63 balls
2008 Team India · Women · ODI
Mithali Raj: 55* against England England v India · England won by 8 wickets
55*off 79 balls
2005 Team India · Men · ODI
India won by 4 wickets Zimbabwe v India · Harare Sports Club
255/6India innings
1999 Team India · Men · ODI
India won by 115 runs India v Zimbabwe · Singapore
245/6India innings
2021 International history · Men · ODI
Janneman Malan: 121 against Sri Lanka South Africa v Sri Lanka · South Africa won by 67 runs
121off 135 balls
2014 International history · Men · ODI
Faf du Plessis: 121 against Zimbabwe Zimbabwe v South Africa · South Africa won by 63 runs
121off 140 balls
2016 International history · Men · ODI
David Warner: 106 against Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Australia · Australia won by 5 wickets
106off 126 balls
2004 International history · Men · ODI
Andrew Symonds: 104* against Pakistan Australia v Pakistan · Australia won by 10 runs
104*off 103 balls
2021 International history · Men · ODI
Tabraiz Shamsi: 5/49 against Sri Lanka South Africa v Sri Lanka · South Africa won by 67 runs
5/49Wickets / runs
2004 International history · Men · ODI
Michael Kasprowicz: 5/47 against Pakistan Australia v Pakistan · Australia won by 10 runs
5/47Wickets / runs
2022 Team India · Men · T20I
Pakistan won by 5 wickets India v Pakistan · Dubai International Cricket Stadium
181/7India innings
2008 Team India · Women · ODI
England won by 8 wickets England v India · County Ground, Taunton
126/2India innings
1994 Team India · Men · ODI
India v Sri Lanka India v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium
16/0India innings
2025 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 5 runs South Africa v England · Lord's
330/8Winning innings
2023 International history · Women · T20I
Pakistan won by 6 runs Pakistan v South Africa · National Stadium, Karachi
150/5Winning innings
2021 International history · Women · T20I
New Zealand won by 4 wickets England v New Zealand · County Ground, Hove
128/6Winning innings
2021 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 67 runs South Africa v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium
283/6Winning innings
2021 International history · Men · T20I
Zimbabwe won by 5 runs Zimbabwe v Ireland · Bready Cricket Club
124/4Winning innings
2021 International history · Women · T20I
West Indies won by 5 wickets South Africa v West Indies · Sir Vivian Richards Stadium
81/5Winning innings
2020 International history · Men · T20I
England won by 2 runs England v Australia · The Rose Bowl
162/7Winning innings
2019 International history · Men · Test · Test began
England v Australia: a Test began England v Australia · Old Trafford
TESTMatch began
2017 International history · Men · Test · Test began
Bangladesh v Australia: a Test began Bangladesh v Australia · Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium
TESTMatch began
2016 International history · Men · ODI
Pakistan won by 4 wickets England v Pakistan · Sophia Gardens
304/6Winning innings
2016 International history · Men · ODI
Australia won by 5 wickets Sri Lanka v Australia · Pallekele International Cricket Stadium
199/5Winning innings
2014 International history · Men · ODI
South Africa won by 63 runs Zimbabwe v South Africa · Harare Sports Club
271/6Winning innings
2012 International history · Women · T20I
England won by 7 wickets England v Pakistan · Haslegrave Ground
91/3Winning innings
2009 International history · Men · ODI
Australia won by 4 runs England v Australia · Kennington Oval
260/5Winning innings
2009 International history · Men · T20I
New Zealand won by 22 runs Sri Lanka v New Zealand · R Premadasa Stadium
170/4Winning innings
2005 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets Bangladesh v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium
106/4Winning innings
2004 International history · Men · ODI
Australia won by 10 runs Australia v Pakistan · Lord's
269/6Winning innings
2003 International history · Men · Test · Test began
South Africa v England: a Test began South Africa v England · Kennington Oval
TESTMatch began
2002 International history · Men · ODI
Australia won by 9 wickets Australia v Pakistan · Nairobi (Gym)
121/1Winning innings
1993 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 44 runs South Africa v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium
198/9Winning innings
1992 International history · Men · ODI
Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets Australia v Sri Lanka · R Premadasa Stadium
194/5Winning innings
1988 International history · Men · ODI
England won by 5 wickets England v Sri Lanka · Kennington 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.