2023 – Australia Win Sixth Women's T20 World Cup

Australia secured their sixth Women's T20 World Cup title by defeating South Africa in the final. Beth Mooney played a crucial role with an unbeaten 74, while Australia's disciplined bowling attack restricted South Africa to fall short of the target.

2011 – Kevin O'Brien's Record-Breaking Century Stuns England

In a historic World Cup match, Ireland's Kevin O'Brien smashed the fastest century in World Cup history, reaching 100 in just 50 balls against England. His 113 off 63 balls helped Ireland chase down 327, pulling off one of the greatest upsets in cricket history.

2019 – New Zealand Posts Their Highest Test Total

New Zealand registered their highest-ever Test total of 715/6 declared against Bangladesh in Hamilton. Kane Williamson's double century, along with centuries from Tom Latham and Jeet Raval, led to an innings victory.

1997 – Steve Waugh & Greg Blewett Bat All Day

In Johannesburg, Steve Waugh (160) and Greg Blewett (214) became the 10th pair to bat throughout an entire day's play in a Test match against South Africa. Their marathon partnership set up a series victory for Australia.

1977 – Andrew Strauss' Birthday

Born on this day, Andrew Strauss became one of England's most successful captains, leading them to Ashes victories and scoring over 7000 Test runs. His leadership and batting played a key role in England's resurgence in the 2000s.

2020 – India Suffer First Test Whitewash Under Kohli

After a dominant 5-0 T20I series win, India suffered a 3-0 whitewash in ODIs and a 2-0 defeat in Tests against New Zealand. Kyle Jamieson’s five-for and Tim Southee’s devastating bowling led to India's downfall in the Test series.

1974 – Greg Chappell's Monumental Batting in Wellington

Greg Chappell scored 247* and 133 in the same Test against New Zealand, becoming the first player to score centuries in both innings of a Test while leading his team to victory.

1996 – Sri Lanka Outclass India in World Cup

Sri Lanka chased down India’s 271 with aggressive batting from Sanath Jayasuriya and Romesh Kaluwitharana. The win highlighted Sri Lanka’s attacking approach that later led them to World Cup glory.

2003 – Andy Bichel’s All-Round Brilliance Against England

Bichel took 7/20 to bowl out England for 204 in a World Cup match. Later, he scored 34* in a crucial partnership with Michael Bevan to seal a thrilling win for Australia.

1898 – Joe Darling’s Fastest Ashes Century

Joe Darling smashed a century in just 91 minutes, leading Australia to a successful chase of 275 against England in Sydney, setting a record for the fastest Ashes hundred at the time.

1998 – Pakistan’s Historic Win Over South Africa

Azhar Mahmood’s 132 and Mushtaq Ahmed’s nine wickets helped Pakistan recover from 159/8 to defeat South Africa in Durban, marking their first-ever Test win against the Proteas.

1936 – Don Bradman's Masterclass

Donald Bradman hammered 369 runs in just over four hours for South Australia against Tasmania, including 46 fours and four sixes. His stunning knock remains one of the most dominant innings in cricket history.

1855 – Birth of Ted Peate

Ted Peate, a pioneering Yorkshire slow left-arm bowler, played a key role in England’s innings victory over Australia in 1884. His legacy influenced future greats like Wilfred Rhodes and Hedley Verity.

2008 – India Wins U-19 World Cup

Led by Virat Kohli, India won the 2008 Under-19 World Cup, defeating South Africa in a low-scoring final. Tanmay Srivastava top-scored, while Ajitesh Argal starred with the ball.

1912 – Birth of Chud Langton

A key member of South Africa’s first-ever Test series win in England, Langton was a talented all-rounder known for his accurate bowling and aggressive batting. He tragically passed away at the age of 30 during World War II.

1979 – Birth of Mark Vermeulen

Zimbabwean cricketer Mark Vermeulen showed early promise but faced career setbacks due to injuries and off-field controversies. Despite being given second chances, his career was marred by disciplinary issues.