Lahore Qalandars Win First PSL Title in 2022 Final

Lahore Qalandars celebrate PSL 2022 victory with trophy

Lahore Qalandars celebrate after winning their first PSL title in 2022

1944 – Birth of Graeme Pollock, South African Cricket Great

Graeme Pollock, one of cricket’s finest left-handers, was born. His Test career was cut short due to South Africa’s political situation, but he still averaged over 60 in 23 matches. Known for his elegant stroke play and powerful drives, he played a legendary 125 in tough conditions at Trent Bridge in 1965.

1925 – Clarrie Grimmett's Test Debut

Australian leg-spinner Clarrie Grimmett made his Test debut at 33 against England in Sydney. He took 11 wickets for 82 runs and later became the first bowler to claim 200 Test wickets.

2011 – India and England Tie a World Cup Classic

In Bangalore, India and England played out a thrilling World Cup tie. Sachin Tendulkar's century and Andrew Strauss' 158 led the charge, while late drama ensured a dramatic finish with scores level.

1986 – Pakistan's Win Overshadowed by Controversy

Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by an innings in Kandy, but the match was marred by a heated exchange after Arjuna Ranatunga was controversially given not out, leading to a brief suspension of play.

2022 – Lahore Qalandars Win First PSL Title

Lahore Qalandars secured their maiden PSL trophy, defeating Multan Sultans by 43 runs in Lahore. Mohammad Hafeez's all-round performance and Shaheen Afridi’s crucial wickets sealed the victory.

1937 – Bradman Leads Australia to Historic Ashes Win

Don Bradman’s 169 in the fifth Test in Melbourne helped Australia complete a remarkable comeback from 0-2 down to win the Ashes series 3-2.

1947 – Death of FA MacKinnon, Former England Cricketer

FA MacKinnon, who played one Test for England in 1878-79, passed away at 98, making him the longest-lived Test cricketer at the time.

1996 – Tendulkar vs Warne in a World Cup Clash

Sachin Tendulkar’s 90 and Shane Warne’s economical spell headlined a classic World Cup match in Bombay, but Mark Waugh’s decisive knock led Australia to a 16-run win.

2024 – Mumbai’s Tailenders Create First-Class History

In a Ranji Trophy quarter-final, Mumbai’s Nos. 10 and 11 scored centuries, adding 232 runs. Tushar Deshpande also set a record for the highest score by an Indian No. 11.

1920 – Birth of England's Reg Simpson

Reg Simpson, a stylish opener for England, was born. He played a crucial unbeaten 156 in Melbourne in 1950-51 to secure England’s first win over Australia in 13 years.

1992 – Chris Lewis Dominates Brian Lara in World Cup

England cruised to victory over West Indies in the World Cup as Chris Lewis dismissed Brian Lara with his first two deliveries, leading to a comfortable six-wicket win.

2003 – Glenn McGrath's Record-Breaking Spell

McGrath took 7 for 15, the best figures in a World Cup match, as Namibia were bowled out for 45. Australia’s 256-run win set a new tournament record.

1982 – Birth of England Spinner James Tredwell

James Tredwell, a steady off-spinner, was born. He made his England debut in 2010 and was known for his effective bowling in limited-overs cricket.

1966 – Birth of Bangladesh’s Enamul Haque

Enamul Haque, a left-arm spinner for Bangladesh, later transitioned into umpiring, officiating in his first Test match in 2012.

1944 – Birth of Graeme Pollock, South African Cricket Great

1925 – Clarrie Grimmett's Test Debut

Australian leg-spinner Clarrie Grimmett made his Test debut at 33 against England in Sydney. He took 11 wickets for 82 runs and later became the first bowler to claim 200 Test wickets.

2011 – India and England Tie a World Cup Classic

In Bangalore, India and England played out a thrilling World Cup tie. Sachin Tendulkar's century and Andrew Strauss' 158 led the charge, while late drama ensured a dramatic finish with scores level.

1986 – Pakistan's Win Overshadowed by Controversy

Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by an innings in Kandy, but the match was marred by a heated exchange after Arjuna Ranatunga was controversially given not out, leading to a brief suspension of play.

2022 – Lahore Qalandars Win First PSL Title

Lahore Qalandars secured their maiden PSL trophy, defeating Multan Sultans by 43 runs in Lahore. Mohammad Hafeez's all-round performance and Shaheen Afridi’s crucial wickets sealed the victory.

1937 – Bradman Leads Australia to Historic Ashes Win

Don Bradman’s 169 in the fifth Test in Melbourne helped Australia complete a remarkable comeback from 0-2 down to win the Ashes series 3-2.

1947 – Death of FA MacKinnon, Former England Cricketer

FA MacKinnon, who played one Test for England in 1878-79, passed away at 98, making him the longest-lived Test cricketer at the time.

1996 – Tendulkar vs Warne in a World Cup Clash

Sachin Tendulkar’s 90 and Shane Warne’s economical spell headlined a classic World Cup match in Bombay, but Mark Waugh’s decisive knock led Australia to a 16-run win.

2024 – Mumbai’s Tailenders Create First-Class History

In a Ranji Trophy quarter-final, Mumbai’s Nos. 10 and 11 scored centuries, adding 232 runs. Tushar Deshpande also set a record for the highest score by an Indian No. 11.

1920 – Birth of England's Reg Simpson

Reg Simpson, a stylish opener for England, was born. He played a crucial unbeaten 156 in Melbourne in 1950-51 to secure England’s first win over Australia in 13 years.

1992 – Chris Lewis Dominates Brian Lara in World Cup

England cruised to victory over West Indies in the World Cup as Chris Lewis dismissed Brian Lara with his first two deliveries, leading to a comfortable six-wicket win.

2003 – Glenn McGrath's Record-Breaking Spell

McGrath took 7 for 15, the best figures in a World Cup match, as Namibia were bowled out for 45. Australia’s 256-run win set a new tournament record.

1982 – Birth of England Spinner James Tredwell

James Tredwell, a steady off-spinner, was born. He made his England debut in 2010 and was known for his effective bowling in limited-overs cricket.

1966 – Birth of Bangladesh’s Enamul Haque

Enamul Haque, a left-arm spinner for Bangladesh, later transitioned into umpiring, officiating in his first Test match in 2012.

2007 – Lasith Malinga's Four in Four

Lasith Malinga became the first bowler in international cricket to take four wickets in four balls during a thrilling World Cup match against South Africa, nearly pulling off an improbable win for Sri Lanka.

2015 – Brendon McCullum Smashes Fastest World Cup Fifty

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum hit the fastest fifty in World Cup history, off just 18 balls against England, setting the tone for a dominant victory.

2019 – Afghanistan Stun Pakistan in a Warm-Up Game

Afghanistan defeated Pakistan in a World Cup warm-up match, underlining their rise as a competitive force in international cricket.

1999 – Herschelle Gibbs' 175 Against India

Herschelle Gibbs smashed a blistering 175 in an ODI against India, one of the highest individual scores at the time.

2001 – India Complete Epic Kolkata Comeback

India defeated Australia at Eden Gardens after following on, thanks to VVS Laxman’s 281 and Harbhajan Singh’s heroics, marking one of the greatest Test victories.