The beautiful Trent River was shining under a blue sky; summer days were about to come, and cricket fans took their seats in the gallery for an exciting match, England vs. Australia, ODI. June 19, 2018: a nice, calm morning in Nottingham, until Jonny Bairstow and Alex Hales shifted gears to the maximum...
On this day in 2021, January 19, 2021, the Indian cricket team made a miracle with one of the greatest Test wins in history by breaching the Gabba fortress to win the historic Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2020-21. It was Australia’s first Test defeat at the Gabba in 32 years.
England won their first 50-over World Cup win five years ago on this day in 2019.
Relive India’s historic 2002 NatWest Trophy win with Ganguly’s iconic shirt-waving celebration at Lord’s. A defining moment in Indian cricket, showcasing the team’s grit and newfound aggression.
Manvinder Bisla played a fine knock of 89 as KKR won the IPL 2012 title clash by five wickets against CSK.
Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers set the record for the highest T20 stand for the second wicket and also the biggest stand in all T20s at the time.
On April 2, 2011, India secured their second ODI World Cup championship, breaking a 28-year drought, with MS Dhoni at the helm. This momentous win, achieved at the bustling Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai against Sri Lanka, is deeply ingrained in the memories of cricket enthusiasts.
The match is significant in various ways in Indian cricket history. This was one of those matches that made Indians believe in the team India led by Sourav Ganguly.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
