Where Australia began their domination of the world
A win from out of nowhere in Mohali signalled what an unstoppable one-day force Australia were going to become
A win from out of nowhere in Mohali signalled what an unstoppable one-day force Australia were going to become
How one shot set the tone for an era and made a mark on the imagination of a country's players and fans
When India went on the momentous 2004 tour of Pakistan, proceedings started with an utter classic
Over a hundred overs and 676 runs, two teams slugged it out and collapsed to the carpet at the same time
At the peak of his powers 25 years ago, he produced a stone-cold classic that ended in defeat for India
Few witnessed Kapil Dev's demolition of Zimbabwe in 1983, but that only added to the magic of the now storied innings
Long before the word entered cricket parlance, Michael Bevan had made the finisher's role his own
At the end of an ill-starred tour of Australia came an ODI innings in T20 time
The left-arm quicks created havoc on a docile Eden Park pitch until a calm young batter took matters into his own hands
When a dogged ninth-wicket stand brought the West Indies an unlikely, audacious victory