Cricket Records Set on 10 September

Nathan Astle's 145 off 151 for New Zealand against United States of America in 2004 stands as the highest score on this date, built on 13 fours and 6 sixes. It edges Virat Kohli's 122 off 94 for India against Pakistan in 2023 and Kannaur Rahul's 111 off 106 in the same match. Calum MacLeod's 102 off 107 for Scotland against Hong Kong in 2016 and Richie Berrington's 101 off 126 for Ireland against Scotland in 2014 round out the century-makers. Test cricket contributes more modest totals, with Misbah-ul-Haq's 79 and Younis Khan's 77, both against Pakistan for Zimbabwe in 2013, coming at a far slower tempo.

Sandeep Lamichhane's 6/11 in 5.10 overs for Nepal against Papua New Guinea in 2021 is the best bowling figure recorded on this date. Kuldeep Yadav appears twice, taking 5/25 in 8.00 overs for India against Pakistan in 2023 and later 4/7 in 2.10 overs against United Arab Emirates in 2025. The Zimbabwe-Pakistan Test of 2013 produced three five-wicket hauls, from Rahat Ali (5/52), Tendai Chatara (5/61) and Brian Vitori (5/61), showing that longer-format bowling on this date has demanded far greater workloads than the limited-overs game.

One-day internationals dominate the scoring charts on 10 September, from Astle's 145 in 2004 to Kohli's 122 in 2023, while Twenty20 leagues add shorter bursts such as R Powell's 67 off 49 for Jamaica Tallawahs against Trinbago Knight Riders in CPL 2022 and Imad Wasim's 62 off 33 in the same fixture a year later. Test cricket, represented only by the 2013 Zimbabwe-Pakistan match, leans towards the bowlers with three separate five-wicket returns. Across formats, the date favours batting depth in ODIs but rewards bowlers when the format stretches to five days.