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Richard Hadlee, one of the most feared cricketers of his time, bid adieu to Test cricket on July 10, 1990. He played his last match in red-ball cricket against England at the iconic Edgbaston in Birmingham. Beyond being the first bowler to breach past the 400-wicket mark in Tests, Hadlee also was a part of the famous quartet of all-rounders that included Sir Ian Botham of England, Kapil Dev of India and Imran Khan of Pakistan.

Richard Hadlee recently celebrated his 75th birthday and is no more an active part of the cricket circle. However, he is more than actively spoken of even today when it comes to the mention of his outworldly performances on the field of cricket during his playing days. July 10, 1990 marked the last day when Hadlee took the field in internationals and has since been remembered for his sheer greatness.

Sunil Gavaskar turns 77 on July 10, 2026 and even as it is more than three decades of him hanging boots on his professional cricket, he finds himself among the list of most notable cricketers to have graced the game till date. Gavaskar entered the international arena in 1971, even before turning 22 and made an instant mark with a solid 65 and 67* on debut. However, this was just the beginning.

Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar was known for his conventional batting and scoring runs when the odds were against his favour. He often brought India out of the jaws of defeat and made history while scoring truckloads of runs in Test cricket. His ODI career, though, isn’t as celebrated. Gavaskar was a part of the Indian team that tasted glory during the 1983 ODI World Cup, but one-day cricket did not look like something Gavaskar was tailor-made for.

Richard Hadlee is famous for being one of the finest all-rounders ever produced by New Zealand. He made his debut in 1973 and remained one of the most influential figures in the side till the time he hung up his boots from international cricket, playing his last on July 10, 1990 against England in Birmingham.

Match 5 | England vs India T20I Series | Utilita Bowl, Southampton | 11 July 2026

Match 1 | West Indies vs New Zealand ODI Series | Providence, Guyana | 11 July 2026

Get ready for a complete dive into the electrifying T20I clash between two cricketing superpowers. Following England’s dominant nine-wicket victory in the 4th T20I at Bristol, where they comfortably chased down India’s 158/7 to take an unassailable 3-0 series lead, fans worldwide are eager for the final showdown. This comprehensive guide covers the live score updates, extensive head-to-head history, key statistics, team news, and essential predicted lineups. Whether you are looking for deep post-match analysis, fantasy cricket insights, or preparation for the next fixture, we provide the ultimate viewing guide. Discover exclusive broadcast details, including the premium streaming experience available on Sports Live Hub (SLH).

Match 3 | Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh ODI Series | Harare Sports Club | 11 July 2026

Zimbabwe hosts Bangladesh in the second ODI of the three-match series at the Harare Sports Club Ground. They won the first ODI in dramatic fashion, defending a meagre total of 141 and winning by 25 runs as they bowled the Tigers out for 116. With momentum on their side, they will be looking to seal the series with a win.

England take on India in the fourth T20I of the five-match series at the County Ground in Bristol. They hold a 1-0 lead after the series’ second game, winning by four wickets in a thrilling encounter. They have looked a strong side in the format despite all the turmoil surrounding the red-ball side, with role clarity, quality and depth within their team. They will be looking to seal the T20I series with a victory and put behind a troubled month of cricket in the longest format.

On July 8, 1972, Sourav Ganguly was born in modern-day Kolkata and went on to become one of the most successful all-format captains in India’s cricketing history. The left-handed batter was also a vital member of his team’s famous batting core alongside Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman and later Virender Sehwag.