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.
The eerie similarities between 1992 and 2019 for Pakistan
14hOsman Samiuddin in Edgbaston
Catches can win matches - so can a lot else for Pakistan
15hOsman Samiuddin in Birmingham
Preview - Pakistan up against it as NZ eye semis
15hThe Preview by Danyal Rasool
Sources: Man Utd continuing Wan-Bissaka talks
15hRob Dawson
Sources: Rockets eyeing sign-and-trade for Butler
10hAdrian Wojnarowski
Furious Liverpool call Pepe reports 'pure lies'
12hMelissa Reddy
Lampard set for Chelsea after Derby agree to talks
21hLiam Twomey
No backwards steps, say England, as Kevin Pietersen criticises Eoin Morgan "weakness"
1dGeorge Dobell at Lord's
Finch combines forces with Behrendorff and Starc to put Australia in semi-finals
2dThe Report by Daniel Brettig
After Hiroshima win, it's now Mission Tokyo for India women
22hJonathan Selvaraj
AIFF set to make ISL India's top league
2dDebayan Sen
Gollapudi: What Vijay Shankar brings for India at No. 4
14hNagraj Gollapudi
How did F1 end up with a race as bad as the French GP?
2dLaurence Edmondson
Giannis third-youngest to win MVP in 40 years
1dMalika Andrews
Bangladesh's batting plans lacked flexibility and ruthlessness
1dMohammad Isam in Southampton
Because of misfielding we missed the opportunity again - Gulbadin
1dAndrew Miller in Southampton
World Cup Central: The Barty Party arrives at Lord's
1dESPNcricinfo staff
West Indies gambled on Russell's knees and it hasn't worked
2dJarrod Kimber
Injured Andre Russell out of rest of the World Cup
2dESPNcricinfo staff
Philosophical Kagiso Rabada takes in the lessons of a chastening World Cup
2dSharda Ugra at Lord's