Portal:Cricket/Anniversaries/March/March 28
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- India
- 1968 - Future England captain Nasser Hussain is born in Madras.
- New Zealand
- 1951 - In an umpiring mixup, Alex Moir bowls two successive overs each side of the tea interval in the second Test against England at Wellington - the first person to do so since Warwick Armstrong at Old Trafford in 1921.
- 1955 - New Zealand make the lowest Test score in history - 26 against England at Auckland.[1]
- Australia
- 1995 - The Queensland Bulls win their first Sheffield Shield after 68 years of trying.
- West Indies
- 2007 - In an ICC World Cup match, Sri Lankan Lasith Malinga is the first bowler to take four wickets from four balls, at Providence Stadium, Georgetown (neutral venue). His wickets were Shaun Pollock (bowled), Andrew Hall (caught Upul Tharanga), Jacques Kallis (caught Kumar Sangakkara) and Makhaya Ntini (bowled).
