On This Day
On This Day in International Cricket — 20 March
Memorable innings and spells from 20 March across Test, ODI and T20I cricket (2018–2023). Drawn from GeoCric's ball-by-ball internationals database (2005–present).
On 20 March, Mushfiqur Rahim produced one of the standout performances in our records — 100 not out for Bangladesh against Ireland at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in ODI cricket. Here are the most notable batting and bowling feats from this date across international cricket.
Memorable batting
- 2023ODIMushfiqur Rahim100*(60b, SR 166.7)🇧🇩 Bangladesh v Ireland · Sylhet International Cricket Stadium
- 2021T20IV Kohli80*(52b, SR 153.8)🇮🇳 India v England · Narendra Modi Stadium
- 2023ODINazmul Hossain Shanto73(77b, SR 94.8)🇧🇩 Bangladesh v Ireland · Sylhet International Cricket Stadium
- 2022ODIAfif Hossain72(107b, SR 67.3)🇧🇩 Bangladesh v South Africa · The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
- 2023ODILiton Das70(71b, SR 98.6)🇧🇩 Bangladesh v Ireland · Sylhet International Cricket Stadium
- 2021T20IDJ Malan68(46b, SR 147.8)🏴 England v India · Narendra Modi Stadium
- 2021T20IA Bosch66*(48b, SR 137.5)🇿🇦 South Africa v India · Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium
- 2021T20IRG Sharma64(34b, SR 188.2)🇮🇳 India v England · Narendra Modi Stadium
- 2022ODIQ de Kock62(41b, SR 151.2)🇿🇦 South Africa v Bangladesh · The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
- 2022ODINR Sciver61(108b, SR 56.5)🏴 England v New Zealand · Eden Park, Auckland
- 2022ODIK Verreynne58*(77b, SR 75.3)🇿🇦 South Africa v Bangladesh · The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
- 2021T20IJC Buttler52(34b, SR 152.9)🏴 England v India · Narendra Modi Stadium
Best bowling
- 2022ODIK Rabada5/39(econ 3.90)🇿🇦 South Africa v Bangladesh · The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
- 2021ODITA Boult4/27(econ 3.06)🇳🇿 New Zealand v Bangladesh · University Oval
- 2022ODIFL Mackay4/34(econ 3.78)🇳🇿 New Zealand v England · Eden Park, Auckland
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Feats are ranked by runs (batting) and wickets then economy (bowling) from GeoCric's internationals database, which covers men's and women's Test, ODI and T20I matches from 2005 onwards. It is not a complete record of all cricket history.