Cricket Records Set on 10 November

The 1948 Test between India and West Indies supplied four of the biggest scores logged for this date, headed by Sir Clyde Walcott's 152 and followed by Sir Everton Weekes on 128, Hemu Adhikari on 114 and Robert Christiani on 107. By contrast, Aminul Islam's 145 for Bangladesh against India in 2000 took 380 balls, a far slower build than the one-day hundreds that followed later in the record list, such as Ricky Ponting's 124 off 129 and Jean-Paul Duminy's 111 off 87, both struck at a noticeably faster tempo than the Test-era centuries.

Ball dominated bat in the shortest format, with Deepak Chahar taking 6/7 in 3.20 overs for India against Bangladesh in 2019 and Hernan Fennell claiming 6/18 in 4.00 overs for Argentina against Panama in 2021. Varun Chakravarthy's 5/17 and Wanindu Hasaranga's 4/17, both from four-over spells, sit alongside older figures in longer formats: Naimur Rahman's 6/132 in 44.30 overs for Bangladesh in 2000, Bishan Bedi's 5/27 in 33.00 overs in 1976, and Commandur Rangachari's 5/107 in 1948, showing how workload and economy differ sharply between Tests and T20Is.

In T20 league cricket on this date the top scores are more modest: RG Sharma's 68 off 51 for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2020 and Meg Lanning's 60 off 41 in WBBL 2025/26 lead the list, well below the international centuries from Walcott, Weekes and Aminul Islam. No bowler in the T20 league data approaches the six-wicket returns recorded in T20Is by Chahar and Fennell, suggesting that on 10 November the stand-out bowling performances have come at international level rather than in domestic T20 competitions.