Here are ten notable cricket records from January 29:

1. Historic Ashes Win (1957): England beats Australia by 2 wickets in the 4th Test at Adelaide, marking a significant win in the Ashes series.

2. India’s Triangular Series Victory (2004): India chased down 246 runs to defeat Australia in Sydney during the VB Series, with VVS Laxman scoring a crucial century.

3. South Africa's Record T20 Chase (2017): South Africa made a record T20 chase of 128 runs in 10 overs against Sri Lanka to win the rain-affected match.

4. First-Class Record Partnership (1878): A remarkable partnership between J. Arne and A.S. Henry, scoring 627 runs for the second wicket in a domestic game in Australia.

5. Pakistan’s Dominance (1983): Pakistan won against Australia in the Karachi Test, with Imran Khan taking ten wickets in the match.

6. Brian Lara’s Milestone (1993): Brian Lara scored his maiden ODI century against Pakistan in the Benson & Hedges Series.

7. Birth of ODI Cricket (1971): The first-ever One-Day International match was played between Australia and England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (notably on a different date but crucial for context of ODIs around that era).

8. India’s T20 Win (2009): India defeated Sri Lanka by 9 wickets in a T20 International in Colombo, following Suresh Raina's explosive batting.

9. Kevin Pietersen’s ODI Century (2005): Kevin Pietersen struck a dazzling debut century for England against South Africa in Johannesburg.

10. Curtly Ambrose’s Bowling Mastery (1998): Curtly Ambrose bowled a devastating spell of 7 for 25, leading West Indies to victory over England in Trinidad.

These records show significant events and performances, highlighting the rich history of cricket on January 29 across different formats and competitions.

Here are some notable football records associated with January 29:

1. First FA Cup Final Replay (1875): Royal Engineers vs. Old Etonians ends 1-1. Engineers won 2-0 in the replay.

2. FIFA World Cup Trophy Name Change (1975): Originally called Jules Rimet Trophy, it was renamed FIFA World Cup Trophy on this date.

3. Brazil's Romário Scores 1000th Goal (2004): Claimed during a friendly match, although some debate the tally’s accuracy.

4. Barcelona's Record Win (2011): Achieved 15th consecutive La Liga victory, matching a record set by Real Madrid.

5. Alex Ferguson's Win Record (2011): Manchester United's Ferguson notches his 2,000th match win across competitions.

6. Germany's Unbeaten Streak Ends (1996): The team faced a loss to England in a friendly after 11 matches unbeaten.

7. Real Madrid's High-Scoring Streak (2012): Maintains a record by scoring for the 100th consecutive home match in all competitions.

8. AC Milan's Unbeaten Derby Run (1995): Leonardo’s presence in Milan derby; unbeaten in 4 consecutive derbies.

9. Cristiano Ronaldo's League Debut for Real Madrid (2010): Marks the beginning of a highly successful period upon return from an ankle injury.

10. Arsenal Scores 5 in FA Cup (2017): Arsenal defeats Southampton 5-0 in a comprehensive FA Cup win.

These events reflect various milestones and noteworthy happenings in the football world on January 29.

Here are some notable basketball records and events related to January 29:

1. Kobe Bryant's 81 Points (2006): While not on January 29, it remains one of the most significant scoring feats close to this date.

2. Moses Malone's Career Points (1991): Became the fourth player in NBA history to score over 25,000 career points on January 29.

3. LeBron James Career High Assists (2020): Achieved a personal best of 19 assists in a game on this day.

4. Tom Heinsohn Triple-Double (1962): Delivered a triple-double performance with 35 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists.

5. Michael Jordan hits 15,000 Points (1991): Passed the milestone in a game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

6. Nate Thurmond Trade (1974): Legendary center was traded, marking a significant NBA team change event.

7. Larry Bird Career Points Milestone (1985): Reached 15,000 career points during a game against the Pistons.

8. Shaquille O'Neal Scoring Streak (1994): Continued a notable high-scoring streak with 40 points against the Timberwolves.

9. Karl Malone Rebounds Record (1999): Surpassed 12,000 career rebounds on this date.

10. Allen Iverson Free Throws Attempted (2004): Set a career-high mark for free throw attempts in a single game.

These snapshots highlight various notable achievements and events in basketball history associated with January 29.

Here's a brief compilation of notable baseball records and events from January 29th throughout history:

1. 1951: The Baseball Writers' Association of America elected two legendary New York Yankees — Joe DiMaggio and Red Ruffing — into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

2. 1963: Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean was enshrined, renowned for his charismatic personality and dominant pitching in the 1930s.

3. 1972: The doors of the Hall of Fame opened for a new class, including catcher Yogi Berra and pitcher Early Wynn.

4. 1979: Willie Mays, one of the greatest all-around players ever, was elected to the Hall of Fame.

5. 1987: The legendary Catfish Hunter, known for his pivotal role in the Oakland A’s dynasty, was inducted alongside Billy Williams.

6. 1991: Rod Carew, Gaylord Perry, and Ferguson Jenkins were all enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame for their exceptional careers.

7. 1997: Twins great Kirby Puckett and St. Louis Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog were given their places in history with Hall of Fame inductions.

8. 2001: Dave Winfield and Kirby Puckett entered the Hall of Fame, remembered for their on-field heroics and larger-than-life personas.

9. 2007: Cal Ripken Jr., famous for his consecutive games streak, and Tony Gwynn, known for his batting prowess, were inducted into the Hall of Fame.

10. 2019: Mariano Rivera became the first player in history to be unanimously elected to the Hall of Fame, alongside Edgar Martinez, Roy Halladay, and Mike Mussina.

Each record or event reflects a significant highlight in baseball history on January 29th, celebrating the achievements and legacies of distinguished figures in the sport.

Here are ten notable tennis achievements and events that occurred on January 29 throughout history:

1. 2006 - Federer’s Seventh Major: Roger Federer won the Australian Open, defeating Marcos Baghdatis, marking his seventh Grand Slam title.

2. 2008 - Djokovic’s First Slam: Novak Djokovic claimed his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, taking down Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.

3. 2017 - Federer’s Comeback Victory: Roger Federer triumphed over Rafael Nadal in a five-set epic at the Australian Open, sealing his first major title after a knee injury layoff.

4. 1989 - Graf’s Back-to-Back Titles: Steffi Graf won her second consecutive Australian Open, beating Helena Suková.

5. 1994 - Sampras Dominates: Pete Sampras secured the Australian Open championship, defeating Todd Martin, enhancing his legendary status.

6. 2017 - Serena’s Record 23rd Slam: Serena Williams clinched her 23rd Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, surpassing Steffi Graf’s Open Era record.

7. 2000 - Agassi's Melbourne Triumph: Andre Agassi won his second Australian Open, besting Yevgeny Kafelnikov in the final.

8. 2016 - Kerber’s Maiden Major: Angelique Kerber upset Serena Williams in the Australian Open final to win her first Grand Slam.

9. 1995 - Sampras' Consecutive Wins: Pete Sampras captured the Australian Open title again, this time defeating Andre Agassi.

10. 1983 - Navratilova’s Australian Success: Martina Navratilova won her first Australian Open singles title, defeating Kathy Jordan in the final.

Each of these records reflects a memorable milestone or notable achievement in the history of tennis.

Here are some notable hockey records and events that occurred on January 29 over the years:

1. 1991 - Brett Hull Magic: Brett Hull achieved his sixth hat trick of the 1990-91 season, propelling the St. Louis Blues to victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.

2. 1984 - Gretzky's Scoring Streak: Wayne Gretzky extended his point streak to 51 consecutive games, a monumental record in the NHL, after securing an assist against the New Jersey Devils.

3. 1944 - Canadiens' Record Night: The Montreal Canadiens scored a franchise-record 16 goals in a single game, overwhelming the New York Rangers 16-3 at the Montreal Forum.

4. 1994 - Mario's Milestone: Mario Lemieux tallied his 500th career goal in the NHL, achieving this feat faster than nearly any player before him, during a match against the New York Islanders.

5. 2000 - Brodeur's Goaltending Feat: Martin Brodeur recorded his 40th career shutout, helping the New Jersey Devils to a 3-0 win over the Carolina Hurricanes.

6. 1980 - Islanders' Streak: The New York Islanders extended their undefeated streak to 15 games on this day with a win over the Vancouver Canucks.

7. 1975 - Bobby Orr's Record: Bobby Orr, legendary defenseman for the Boston Bruins, notched his 549th career assist, breaking Doug Harvey's all-time record for assists by a defenseman.

8. 2002 - Forsberg Hat Trick: Peter Forsberg scored a hat trick for the Colorado Avalanche, leading them to a decisive victory against the Chicago Blackhawks.

9. 1993 - Jagr's 5-Point Game: Jaromir Jagr impressed with a five-point game (two goals, three assists) as the Pittsburgh Penguins triumphed over the Los Angeles Kings.

10. 1986 - Messier's Dramatics: Mark Messier scored twice in 12 seconds, one of the fastest in NHL history, steering the Edmonton Oilers to a win against the Vancouver Canucks.

These records highlight remarkable individual performances and team achievements in the NHL's storied history.

Here's a collection of notable WWE events and records on January 29th across its history:

1. Royal Rumble 1995: Shawn Michaels became the first wrestler to win the Royal Rumble match from the number one entry spot, showcasing his incredible stamina.

2. Royal Rumble 2000: The event featured a memorable street fight between Triple H and Cactus Jack, which was brutal and captivating for many fans.

3. Royal Rumble 2006: Rey Mysterio won the Royal Rumble match, setting the record for the longest time spent in a single Rumble match at 62 minutes and 12 seconds.

4. SmackDown 2016: AJ Styles made his first WWE in-ring appearance following his surprise debut at the Royal Rumble event just days earlier.

5. Raw 2018: Asuka remained undefeated in WWE, building her mystique as a dominant force in the women's division.

6. Royal Rumble 2012: Sheamus was victorious in the Royal Rumble match, earning himself a main event title shot at WrestleMania.

7. Royal Rumble 1999: Vince McMahon won the Royal Rumble match, an unexpected victory that furthered his infamous rivalry with Stone Cold Steve Austin.

8. Royal Rumble 2017: Randy Orton emerged as the victor of the Rumble match, earning a major championship opportunity at WrestleMania.

9. NXT 2020: Bianca Belair showcased her abilities in the women’s division, setting the stage for her eventual rise as a top WWE talent.

10. WWE Network Launch Announcement 2014: WWE announced the impending launch of the WWE Network, which revolutionized content delivery for wrestling fans.

These events highlight key moments in WWE's storied history occurring on January 29th.