Great innings and the moments that changed the game. Each has its own link, so you can share it.
The highest score in Test cricket
Ten years after setting the Test record with 375 on the same ground, Lara took it back from Matthew Hayden's 380. He batted into the third day and finished unbeaten on 400 when West Indies declared at 751/5.
The highest score in men's ODIs
In his first match back from a finger injury, Rohit hit 33 fours and 9 sixes. India made 404/5 and won by 153 runs, and no one has passed his score in a men's ODI since.
From 17/5 to a World Cup-saving win
India were 17/5 when their captain took charge. Kapil added an unbroken 126 for the ninth wicket with Syed Kirmani, India reached 266/8 and won by 31 runs. A BBC strike meant the innings was never filmed.
The first double century in men's ODIs
Tendulkar opened and batted through all 50 overs, reaching 200 in the final over. India made 401/3 and won by 153 runs.
One wicket left, 73 still needed
Chasing 359, England were 286/9. Stokes shielded Jack Leach, hit eight sixes and won the match with a four through the covers. Leach finished on 1 not out.
A double century on one leg
Australia were 91/7 chasing 292. Struck by severe cramp, Maxwell barely moved his feet and still finished the chase with a six. Pat Cummins made 12 from 68 balls in an unbroken stand of 202.
The follow-on that turned a series
Following on 274 behind, Laxman and Rahul Dravid batted through the entire fourth day and added 376. India won by 171 runs, ending Australia's run of 16 straight Test wins.
Chasing 434
Australia had just made the first 400-plus total in ODI history. Gibbs led the reply, and South Africa got there with one wicket and one ball to spare, finishing on 438/9.
106 for the last wicket
West Indies were 166/9 when Michael Holding joined Richards. They added 106 more, and Richards set what was then the highest ODI score. West Indies won by 104 runs.
Needing four runs for a Test average of 100, Don Bradman was bowled second ball by Eric Hollies. He never batted in a Test again, and his average stayed at 99.94.
Jim Laker took 9/37 and 10/53 against Australia. No other bowler has come close to 19 wickets in one Test.
Defending 183, India bowled out two-time champions West Indies for 140 to win by 43 runs.
Anil Kumble took all ten Pakistan wickets in the second innings, only the second bowler after Jim Laker to do it in a Test.
South Africa needed one run from four balls in the World Cup semi-final. A mix-up between Lance Klusener and Allan Donald left Donald run out, and Australia went through on their better Super Six record.
Yuvraj Singh hit Stuart Broad for six sixes in one over at the first T20 World Cup and reached fifty from 12 balls.
MS Dhoni hit Nuwan Kulasekara for six to win the World Cup final, finishing on 91 not out. India became the first host nation to win a World Cup final.
England and New Zealand tied the World Cup final and then tied the super over. England won on boundary count, a rule the ICC later scrapped.