To celebrate the year in Indian sport, each ESPN staffer picked their five favourite moments of 2017. After a final count, here is what made our list.
Rohit Sharma and Kuldeep Yadav put India 7-0 ahead
19hThe Report by Karthik Krishnaswamy
Rohit Sharma and the magic in his touch
3hOsman Samiuddin in Manchester
Samiuddin: Pakistan need to first figure out what their best XI actually is
3hOsman Samiuddin in Manchester
PSG chief says 'ciao' to stars with bad attitudes
6hJonathan Johnson
Murray: Wimbledon doubles title a possibility
11hSimon Cambers
How the Anthony Davis trade changes the next NBA title chase
20hNBA Insiders
What I think about when I watch Kohli and Rohit
2dOsman Samiuddin
How Maradona mania can explain India-Pakistan madness
20hNagraj Gollapudi in Manchester
'Incredible' Shoaib Malik gets support from captain, coach
1dOsman Samiuddin in Manchester
Babar Azam's quest to keep improving
2dSharda Ugra
Lionel Messi is throwing Argentina off balance
1dTim Vickery
Aaron Finch's statement century gives sense of a corner turned
1dMelinda Farrell at The Oval
Dysfunction, hope, more dysfunction; Sri Lanka's World Cup rolls on
2dSidharth Monga in London
Arsenal keep or dump: What should Unai Emery do about Mesut Ozil & Co. this summer?
2dGabriele Marcotti and Mark Ogden
With 'peg in the ground', South Africa look to begin semi-final charge
11hAlan Gardner in Cardiff
Afghanistan's World Cup of self-inflicted chaos
1dAndrew Fidel Fernando
England quicks, Root century brush West Indies aside
4dThe Report by Saurabh Somani
Real welcome: Hazard receives rowdy reception
3dDermot Corrigan
The ESPNcricinfo weekly from a soggy week at the World Cup
10dESPNcricinfo staff
Why can't other boards take a cue from SLC to tackle rain?
3dAndrew Fidel Fernando
Fury still lineal champion with TKO of Schwarz
21hDan Rafael
David Warner hundred enough for Australia as Pakistan comeback falls short
5dThe Report by Danyal Rasool
Thought I might never score hundred for Australia again, admits Warner
4dSidharth Monga in Taunton