Sports

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Cricket
148 Years
History span
1879–2026
17
Countries
3
Rankings
413
Events
1084
Results

History by Category

Category First year Latest year Active years
Men 1879 2026 127
Women 1935 2026 53

All-Time Nations

All-Time Structure

Points Distribution

Events

Disciplines

Categories

Recent Rankings (10Y)

Nations

Recent Structure

Points Distribution

Events

Disciplines

Categories

Points Potential Over Time

For individual sports, this chart follows the representative individual ranking to show the long-term points potential for athletes. Team and nations rankings are excluded unless the sport is primarily team-based.

Historical Leaders

All-Time Leaders

Leader From To Years
Australia 1879 1883 5
England 1884 1976 93
Australia 1977 1978 2
England 1979 1995 17
Australia 1996 2026 31

Recent Leaders (10Y)

Leader From To Years
Australia 1879 1883 5
England 1884 1902 19
Australia 1903 1903 1
England 1904 1905 2
Australia 1906 1911 6
England 1912 1921 10
Australia 1922 1928 7
England 1929 1947 19
Australia 1948 1956 9
England 1957 1960 4
Australia 1961 1968 8
West Indies 1969 1973 5
England 1974 1974 1
Australia 1975 1980 6
West Indies 1981 1995 15
Australia 1996 2016 21
India 2017 2026 10
Abhishek, Tilak and spinners secure gold for India at Asian Games again

Abhishek, Tilak and spinners secure gold for India at Asian Games again

Cricinfo.com | 03.10.2026

Silver for Pakistan in men's cricket, despite a fighting 96 from Nawaz in Nisshin

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India cruise to record-extending eighth Women's Asia Cup title

India cruise to record-extending eighth Women's Asia Cup title

ICC-cricket.com | 13.09.2026

Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana powered India to 183/5 before their spinners dismantled Sri Lanka for a comprehensive victory in the Final.

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India thrash England in historic first women’s Test at Lord’s

India thrash England in historic first women’s Test at Lord’s

Dawn.com | 14.07.2026

Sneh Rana and Deepti Sharma shared the last four wickets as India completed a 270-run thrashing of England to win the first women’s Test at Lord’s on Monday.

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