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On this day: 10 August

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

On this day, 10 August: Ashish Nehra: 4/47 against New Zealand. 2010; 4/47, Wickets / runs.

2010 · Men · ODI

Ashish Nehra: 4/47 against New Zealand

India v New Zealand · New Zealand won by 200 runs

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Anniversaries across all years

From the archive

Team India · Men · ODI

Ashish Nehra: 4/47 against New Zealand

India v New Zealand · New Zealand won by 200 runs

4/47Wickets / runs

International history · Men · ODI

Mitchell Johnson: 6/31 against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka v Australia · Australia won by 7 wickets

6/31Wickets / runs

International history · Women · T20I

Muneeba Ali: 100* against Ireland

Ireland v Pakistan · Pakistan won by 8 wickets

100*off 68 balls

Team India · Men · Test · Test began

England v India: a Test began

England v India · Edgbaston

TESTMatch began

Team India · Men · ODI

New Zealand won by 200 runs

India v New Zealand · Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium

88/10India innings

International history · Men · ODI

Afghanistan won by 3 wickets

Afghanistan v Ireland · Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont

207/7Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

West Indies won by 5 wickets

Pakistan v West Indies · Brian Lara Stadium

184/5Winning innings

International history · Women · T20I

Pakistan won by 8 wickets

Ireland v Pakistan · Clontarf Cricket Club Ground

156/2Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

Australia won by 17 runs

Australia v South Africa · Marrara Cricket Ground

178/10Winning innings

International history · Men · T20I

New Zealand won by 13 runs

New Zealand v West Indies · Sabina Park

185/5Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Bangladesh won by 105 runs

Bangladesh v Zimbabwe · Harare Sports Club

256/9Winning innings

International history · Men · ODI

Australia won by 7 wickets

Sri Lanka v Australia · Pallekele International Cricket Stadium

192/3Winning innings

International history · Women · T20I

New Zealand won by 97 runs

New Zealand v South Africa · County Ground, Taunton

186/7Winning innings

International history · Women · T20I

England won by 86 runs

England v South Africa · County Ground, Taunton

180/5Winning innings

International history · Women · ODI

England won by 7 wickets

England v New Zealand · County Ground, Chelmsford

127/3Winning innings

International history · Men · Test · Test began

England v West Indies: a Test began

England v West Indies · Trent Bridge

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v England: a Test began

Australia v England · Trent Bridge

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

England v New Zealand: a Test began

England v New Zealand · Trent Bridge

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v England: a Test began

Australia v England · Kennington Oval

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

England v Pakistan: a Test began

England v Pakistan · Trent Bridge

TESTMatch began

International history · Men · Test · Test began

Australia v England: a Test began

Australia v England · Kennington Oval

TESTMatch began
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