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U19 Women's T20 World Cup : Fixtures, schedule of knockout games

Jan 20, 2023, 2:07 PM2 min read

U19 Women's T20 World Cup : Fixtures, schedule of knockout games

The second round (Super Six) of the U19 Women's T20 World Cup 2023 will begin on January 21 & end on January 25. A total of 12 teams, split into two groups of six each, will vie for four semifinal spots.

The top two teams from each Super Six group will progress to the semifinals. Each team will play a total of two matches in the Super Six stage of the tournament.

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U19 Women's T20 World Cup : Fixtures, schedule of knockout games | Sportz Point
U19 Women's T20 World Cup Trophy
Image - ICC

The first-ever ICC U-19 Women's T20 World Cup has taken place in South Africa. The points table was divided into four groups. The top three in each group qualified for the Super Six League Stage

U19 Women's T20 World Cup Super Six Groups :

Group 1 :

  • India
  • Bangladesh
  • Australia
  • UAE
  • South Africa
  • Sri Lanka

Group 2 :

  • New Zealand
  • England
  • West Indies
  • Pakistan
  • Rwanda
  • Ireland

Read Also: Rishabh Pant Thanks His Saviours

U19 Women's T20 World Cup Schedule :

Super Six :

January 21: Rwanda vs New Zealand - 1:30 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 21: Ireland vs England - 1:30 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 21: India vs Australia - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 21: Bangladesh vs South Africa - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 22: West Indies vs Rwanda - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 22: India vs Sri Lanka - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 23: Pakistan vs Ireland - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 23: UAE vs Australia - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 24: South Africa vs Sri Lanka - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 24: New Zealand vs Pakistan - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 25: UAE vs Bangladesh - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 25: England vs West Indies - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom

Semi-Finals :

January 27: Group 1 Winner vs Group 2 Runner-up - 1:30 PM IST - Potchefstroom
January 27: Group 2 Winner vs Group 1 Runner-up - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom

Final :

January 29: Winner of Semifinal 1 vs Winner of Semifinal 2 - 5:15 PM IST - Potchefstroom



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Sourav Ganguly's Records: The former India captain turns 53

As the "Prince of Calcutta" turns 53, we look at all the records Sourav Ganguly created in his career. Check them out.

Jul 8, 2025, 9:47 AM4 min read

Sourav Ganguly Records: The former India captain turns 53 | sportzpoint.com

There is a saying in cricket, "When life gives you a Greg Chappel, be a Sourav Ganguly". Well, that's a bit controversial line to start an article about Sourav Ganguly records.

But that was the life and career of Sourav Ganguly, who rose against every odd and came back like a "Maharaj" (King, people from Kolkata call him that) every time he was pushed down.

Now, the former India captain, who turned 53 today, made some significant moves on and off the field which changed Indian Cricket forever.

To mark his birth anniversary, we present to you a list of Sourav Ganguly's records that he achieved throughout his career.

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Sourav Ganguly's records in tests

Sourav Ganguly's records in tests - sportzpoint.com
Ganguly during his maiden test inning at Lord's. 

Sourav Ganguly made his test debut in 1996 against England at Lords' Cricket Ground. At that time his selection was questioned. The pundits called him the "East-Zone quota". But a typical Sourav Ganguly made sure all the questions were answered with the bat in hand. 

Not to forget his mild-paced bowling. Let's take a look at Sourav Ganguly's records in tests.

  1. 62nd batsman in test cricket history to score a 100 on test debut.
  2. 6th test batsman to score centuries in the first two tests in his career.
  3. Highest Test score by a left-handed Indian batsman (239).
  4. Only test player to score a test century on debut and then score a zero in the last test innings.
  5. Only player to average more than 40 throughout his test career and play more than 100 test matches.

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Sourav Ganguly's records in ODIs

Sourav Ganguly played a big part in building the 2011 World Cup-winning  Indian team: Manoj Tiwary

Though Ganguly was India's one of the best in the longest format, it was the white ball that he dominated more than anyone. Even more than Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting. 

Sourav Ganguly scored more white-ball runs than any other player during his time. Here are some of Sourav Ganguly's records in ODIs-

  1. He was the fastest man to reach 6000, 7000, 8000, and 9000 ODI runs while playing.
  2. Ganguly is the only cricketer to win four consecutive Man of the Match awards in One Day Internationals.
  3. Highest individual score by any batsman in an ICC Champions Trophy final (117).
  4. Sourav Ganguly was also the first player to hit 3 centuries in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy.
  5. Highest individual score in the ICC World Cup by any Indian player (183).
  6. He is also the third fastest to score 10000 ODI runs (263 ing).
  7. Most ODI runs by any left-handed Indian player (11363)
  8. Second most ODI runs in a single calendar year (1767 runs in 1999).
  9. The second-most ODI hundreds in a single calendar year (7 ODI tons in 2000).
  10. One of the five cricketers to have achieved the unique treble. Ganguly has scored more than 10,000 runs, and taken more than 100 wickets & 100 catches in ODI cricket.
  11. Third-highest run-scorer in ODI cricket among Indians and ninth overall.
  12. Sourav Ganguly also has the record of scoring the second-most tons by an Indian batsman in a single World Cup. ( 3 centuries in 2003)
  13. 10th most hundreds in ODI cricket (22).

Read Also: Most runs in Knockouts of ICC Tournament

Sourav Ganguly's records as captain

Sourav Ganguly's records as captain - sportzpoint.com

Sourav Ganguly is sometimes called the "accidental captain". He had never captained any team before being the captain of the Indian Cricket team.

Read Also | Ranking all Indian captains in ICC events

He took over the captaincy post during a tough time of the "Azhar Saga". But as Kapil Dev said, that was the moment Indian cricket's future was made. Here are some of the records Sourav Ganguly made as a captain-

  1. Till retirement, Sourav Ganguly had the most successful India captain in away tests (11 wins). Virat Kohli later went past him.
  2. Third most successful ODI captain among Indians (76 wins )
  3. Ganguly is the only Indian skipper to win a Test series in Pakistan.
  4. He took the captaincy when India was ranked 8 in Test rankings, and left India second-ranked in Test cricket, still a record for the biggest jump.
  5. 8th most matches as captain in ODI history (146)

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"Giving that Indian team a lot of steel, self-belief, character. Forget about winning at home. I think all sides are comfortable winning at home. But it's about going outside in Test conditions that you are not familiar with against the best in the world and having that fire, hunger and belief to win. And I think that's where Dada made the biggest difference to Indian cricket."

Kumar Sangakkara on Sourav Ganguly as captain

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Team India’s Record in Knockout Games – ODI vs T20 vs Test

Discover India's complete knockout stage record across all formats. Look back at their inspiring journey and get the accurate numbers for team India's record in knockout games – ODI vs T20 vs Test.

Jul 5, 2025, 8:52 PM4 min read

Team India’s Record in Knockout Games – ODI vs T20 vs Test | sportzpoint.com

Team India played their first knockout game in cricketing history against England in the 1983 Cricket World Cup semi-final match. Not only did they win the semi-final, but they also stood victorious in the Final against West Indies. This marked the beginning of India's journey in knockouts.

Over the years, they have played a total of 39 knockout matches, starting from the 1983 WC semi-final to the 2025 Champions Trophy Final. The good part about the two mentioned matches is that they won both games.

Get ready to dive into a detailed overview of team India's record in knockout games – ODI vs T20 vs Test.

Team India’s record in ODI knockouts (29 appearances)

Team India’s Record in Knockout Games – ODI vs T20 vs Test | sportzpoint.com
India celebrates their 2025 Champions Trophy victory against New Zealand. Image | NDTV
  • Total matches played: 29
  • Won: 18
  • Lost: 11

India played the maximum number of knockout matches in the ODI format of the game, having an impressive record of victories. They won 18 matches out of their 29 appearances, which includes memorable World Cup and Champions Trophy title wins.

Out of these knockout matches, 8 appearances were in the Finals of the respective tournaments. They won 4 finals and lost 4, with a win percentage of 50. What makes it more special is that all of these achievements came in different eras of cricket for India.

It started with the 1983 WC win led by Kapil Dev, which was carried forward by MS Dhoni's unparalleled squad of the 2011 WC, followed by the 2013 Champions Trophy triumph, and most recently, the 2025 Champions Trophy victory by the modern era of the Indian cricket team.

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Team India’s record in T20I knockouts (8 appearances)

Team India’s Record in Knockout Games – ODI vs T20 vs Test | sportzpoint.com
India celebrates the 2024 T20 World Cup victory against South Africa. Image | Rediff
  • Total matches played: 8
  • Won: 5
  • Lost: 3

India has done exceptionally well in the shortest format, like T20, with 5 wins in 8 appearances. They played their first T20 knockout match against Australia, in the 2007 ICC T20 World Cup semifinal and won. They also ended the tournament on a brilliant note with a win against Pakistan in the Final match.

Talking about the final appearance, India played 3 finals and won twice among them. These include the 2007 WC win and the thrilling 2024 World Cup victory over South Africa.

India has showcased high potential and growth in the T20Is, having clinched their 2nd WC title under Rohit Sharma's captaincy. This victory, along with the rising talents doing extremely well in tournaments like the IPL, has raised the hopes higher for India in this format.

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Team India’s record in Test knockouts (2 appearances)

Team India’s Record in Knockout Games – ODI vs T20 vs Test | sportzpoint.com
Virat Kohli walking past the mace after India's defeat against Australia in the WTC 2023 Final. Image | Sportstar
  • Total matches played: 2
  • Won: 0
  • Lost: 2

Coming down to the longest format of the game, India had quite a hard luck playing in Test knockout games. Despite reaching the finals of the World Test Championship back-to-back, they could not taste victory in any.

The first time India played a Test knockout was in the 2021 WTC Final against New Zealand, where they lost by 8 wickets. The team bounced back well in the following season (2021-23) and reached the final, only to face a heartbreaking defeat by 209 runs against Australia.

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Performance breakdown – ODI vs T20 vs Test

Format Appearances Won Lost Win%
ODI 29 18 11 62.07%
T20 8 5 3 62.5%
Test 2 0 2 0%
TOTAL 39 23 16 58.98%

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Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

Some Indian players have turned up at the ICC tournaments multiple times, impacting the game long and deeply. In this article, we will take a look at those Indian with most ICC appearances.

Jul 4, 2025, 2:31 PM5 min read

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

ICC tournaments are very crucial cricket tournaments in international cricket. These tournaments observe all the top cricket teams competing against each other. ODI World Cup, T20I World Cup, and Champions Trophy are the three major ICC tournaments. Some Indian players have turned up at these worldwide events multiple times, impacting the game long and deeply.

In this article, we will take a look at those Indian with most ICC appearances.

Also Read: Top 10 players with most runs in ICC knockout matches

Indian with Most ICC Appearances

10. Sachin Tendulkar | 61

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 1992-2011
  • Runs - 2719
  • HS - 152

After hitting runs all over the ground throughout a two-decade glorious career filled up with many centuries and fifties, legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, widely regarded as the greatest batter after Sir Don Bradman.

Having represented India in 61 ICC tournaments, Sachin scored 2719 runs with seven centuries. His highest score in these tournaments is 152.

9. Mohammed Shami | 61

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2014-2025
  • Wickets - 163
  • BBI - 7/57

Mohammed Shami is India's most successful bowler in ICC white-ball Tournaments. Mr. ICC is also India's most successful bowler in ICC events, surpassing Zaheer Khan.

Shami has played a total of 61 matches across various ICC tournaments, taking 163 wickets. His best performance in the tournament is 7/57.

8. KL Rahul | 62

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2019-2025
  • Runs - 2808
  • HS - 137

There are stars in the Indian team, and then there is KL Rahul. Rahul showcased consistent performances for India as he batted in any position for the team. Rahul was one of the unsung heroes of the Men in Blue's victorious 2025 Champions Trophy campaign.

KL has played a total of 62 matches across various ICC tournaments, amassing 2808 runs. His highest score in the tournament is 137. He also has 6 hundreds to his name.

7. Yuvraj Singh | 72

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2000-2017
  • Runs - 1707
  • HS - 113
  • Wickets - 35

Those who watched Indian cricket during the last two decades know how valuable Yuvraj Singh has been for the Indian cricket team. Statistics aside, he has proved to be a match-winner almost every time he has stepped on to the field in Indian colors.

Having represented India in 72 ICC tournaments, Yuvraj scored 1707 runs with one century, and 35 wickets to his name.

6. MS Dhoni | 78

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2006-2019
  • Runs - 1492
  • HS - 91

Legendary Indian skipper MS Dhoni turned 42 on Friday. With his performances and composure in big matches both as a captain and batter, he has won India all three major ICC white-ball cricket trophies, making him one of the most successful captains in cricket history.

Dhoni has played a total of 78 matches across various ICC tournaments, amassing 1492 runs. His highest score in the tournament is 91*.

Also Read: MS Dhoni's captaincy record in ICC Finals

5. Jasprit Bumrah | 79

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2016-2025
  • Wickets - 229
  • BBI - 6/27

Jasprit Bumrah is an integral part of India in all formats of the sport. Spearheading India’s pace attack for the last few years, he has done an incredible job.

Bumrah has played a total of 79 matches across various ICC tournaments, taking 229 wickets. His best performance in the tournament is 6/27.

4. Ravichandran Ashwin | 84

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2011-2024
  • Runs - 1248
  • HS - 113
  • Wickets - 254

Ravichandran Ashwin is sure to go down as one of Indian cricket’s all-time greats. Having featured in 84 matches for India, the numbers paint a befitting picture of his impact with both bat and ball.

Ashwin scored 1248 runs in verious ICC events. He also has 254 wickets in the tournaments.

3. Ravindra Jadeja | 107

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2009-2025
  • Runs - 2516
  • HS - 175*
  • Wickets - 202

Ravindra Jadeja has appeared in total of 107 matches across various ICC events, amassing 2516 runs. He also has 3 tons in the tournaments. His highest score in ICC event is an unbeaten 175. Jadeja also has 202 wickets in his name. 

2. Rohit Sharma | 130

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2007-2025
  • Runs - 6172
  • HS - 212

Indian captain Rohit Sharma has led India to back-to-back ICC titles, T20 World Cup 2024 and Champions Trophy 2025. 

Rohit has played a total of 130 matches across various ICC tournaments, amassing 6172 runs. He also has 17 hundreds to his name. Rohit has represented India in nine T20 World Cups, three ODI World Cups, two World Test Championship (WTC) finals, and three Champions Trophy tournaments.

Also Read: Who can break Rohit’s six-hitting record?

1. Virat Kohli | 136

Can You Guess the Indian with Most ICC Appearances?

  • Span - 2009-2025
  • Runs - 6451
  • HS - 254*

Former Indian skipper Virat Kohli has the most ICC appearances, playing 136 matches for India. Recently Kohli was part of the Indian team that won the T20 World Cup 2024 edition against South Africa and Champions Trophy 2025 against New Zealand.

Kohli has played a total of 136 matches across various ICC events, amassing 6451 runs. He has 11 tons in the tournaments. His performances showed his consistency and ability to deliver for India in crucial international tournaments.

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Mita Paul’s all-round performance helps Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinch Bengal Women's Pro T20 League for the successive seasons

Mita Paul's brilliant all-round performance helped Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinch the Bengal Women's Pro T20 League for the second time in a row, beating the Sobisco Smashers Malda.

Jun 28, 2025, 4:15 PM2 min read

Mita Paul’s all-round performance helps Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinch Bengal Women's Pro T20 League for the successive seasons - sportzpoint.com
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In a sensational display of all-round brilliance, Mita Paul powered Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers to a stunning 16-run win (DLS method) over Sobisco Smashers Malda in a rain-affected Bengal Women's Pro T20 League 2025 final match held at the iconic Eden Gardens.

Mita Paul’s all-round performance helps Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinch Bengal Women's Pro T20 League for the successive seasons
Mita Paul going for a big shot. Image | CAB on Facebook

Named Player of the Match, Mita Paul’s performance was nothing short of legendary, blazing an innings of 51 runs off just 52 balls and then slicing through the opposition with the ball, claiming 2 crucial wickets for just 12 runs in a miserly spell of 3 overs. Her heroics not only anchored her team’s innings but also dismantled the Malda batting line-up when it mattered most.

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Batting first, Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers were bowled out for 104 in 19.5 overs. Apart from Mita’s knock, Parna Paul chipped in with a useful 14. For the Sobisco Smashers, Jeni Parveen was the pick of the bowlers with 3 for 8, but her efforts fell short in the face of Mita’s dominance.

Mita Paul’s all-round performance helps Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinch Bengal Women's Pro T20 League for the successive seasons
Image | CAB on Facebook

In reply, Sobisco Smashers Malda collapsed to 22 for 4 in just 5.2 overs, failing to cope with the twin spin threats of Mita Paul and Prativa Mandi (2-0-10-2). None of the Malda batters could reach double digits, underlining the complete dominance of the Tigers’ bowling unit.

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This electrifying win cements Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers’ reputation as fierce competitors and showcases Mita Paul as a true match-winner, rising to the occasion when it mattered most.

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India vs Pakistan in World Cups | All Time Stats

In this article we will take a look at the head-to-head stats of India vs Pakistan in World Cups history.

Jun 25, 2025, 11:23 AM3 min read

India vs Pakistan in World Cups | All Time Stats

The ICC cricket World Cup is the second most popular sport event in the world after the FIFA World Cup and Rugby World Cup. The cricket match played in the ICC World Cup between India and Pakistan is always a high voltage match. India always defeated Pakistan in the World Cup match either in the 50 over format or in the T-20 format.

The cricket match between India and Pakistan is the most sought after game in any tournament. Even cricket experts term this game as important as the final of the tournament. Any match between India and Pakistan is a game for the ages, considering the tough lineup of both teams and the relations between the two countries.

Also Read: Virat Kohli vs Babar Azam in ICC tournaments | Details Stats

In this article we will take a look at the head-to-head stats of India vs Pakistan in World Cups history.

India vs Pakistan in World Cups

India vs Pakistan in ODI World Cup

India vs Pakistan in World Cups | All Time Stats

India and Pakistan have the most famous rivalry in cricket and every game is viewed by hundreds of millions of cricket fans across the globe. They have faced each other 8 times in the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup and all the games have been won by India. The most vital game was the 2011 World Cup semi-final in which India emerged the winners by 29 runs.

Year
Winner
Margin
March 4, 1992
India
43 runs
March 9, 1996
India
39 runs
June 8, 1999
India
47 runs
March 1, 2003
India
6 wickets
March 30, 2011
India
29 runs
Feb 15, 2015
India
76 runs
June 16, 2019
India
89 runs via DLS method
October 14, 2023
India
7 wickets

India vs Pakistan in T20 World Cup

India vs Pakistan in World Cups | All Time Stats

India and Pakistan have met each other eight times in the previous eight editions of the T20 World Cup. The Men in Blue continue to hold the upper hand with six wins, while Pakistan have only grabbed a solitary win against India at the 2021 T20 World Cup. The inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007 saw a tied match between India and Pakistan with the former winning the bowl out 3-0.

Also Read: ICC Trophy winners list year-wise (2000-2025)

Year
Winner
Margin
September 14, 2007
Match Tied
--
September 24, 2007
India
5 runs
September 30, 2012
India
8 wickets 
March 21, 2014
India
7 wickets
March 19, 2016
India
6 wickets
October 24, 2021
Pakistan 
10 wickets
October 23, 2022
India
4 wickets
June 9, 2024
India
6 runs

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