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On This Day in International Cricket — 9 July

Memorable innings and spells from 9 July across Test, ODI and T20I cricket (2017–2022). Drawn from GeoCric's ball-by-ball internationals database (2005–present).

On 9 July, E Lewis produced one of the standout performances in our records — 125 not out for West Indies against India at Sabina Park, Kingston in T20I cricket. Here are the most notable batting and bowling feats from this date across international cricket.

Memorable batting

  • 2017
    E Lewis125*(62b, SR 201.6)
    West Indies v India · Sabina Park, Kingston
    T20I
  • 2019
    RA Jadeja77(59b, SR 130.5)
    🇮🇳 India v New Zealand · Old Trafford
    ODI
  • 2019
    LRPL Taylor74(90b, SR 82.2)
    🇳🇿 New Zealand v India · Old Trafford
    ODI
  • 2017
    EA Perry70(86b, SR 81.4)
    🇦🇺 Australia v England · County Ground
    ODI
  • 2019
    KS Williamson67(95b, SR 70.5)
    🇳🇿 New Zealand v India · Old Trafford
    ODI
  • 2021
    NR Sciver55(27b, SR 203.7)
    🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England v India · County Ground, Northampton
    T20I
  • 2021
    AD Russell51(28b, SR 182.1)
    West Indies v Australia · Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia
    T20I
  • 2021
    MR Marsh51(31b, SR 164.5)
    🇦🇺 Australia v West Indies · Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia
    T20I
  • 2019
    MS Dhoni50(72b, SR 69.4)
    🇮🇳 India v New Zealand · Old Trafford
    ODI

Best bowling

  • 2021
    A Doddaballapur4/3(econ 0.75)
    🏏 Germany v France · Bayer Uerdingen Cricket Ground
    T20I
  • 2021
    OC McCoy4/26(econ 6.50)
    West Indies v Australia · Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia
    T20I
  • 2021
    A Mohammed4/27(econ 2.79)
    West Indies v Pakistan · Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua
    ODI
  • 2022
    CJ Jordan4/27(econ 6.75)
    🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England v India · Edgbaston, Birmingham
    T20I

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.