Nepali cricket team changed the history of T20 format by making many records in a single match.
During the men’s event at the Asian Games, the Nepalese cricket team has pushed down Afghanistan by making the highest score in the history of T20 International.
In this match, Nepal’s batsman Dipendra Singh smashed the world record of Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh’s fastest fifty by scoring 50 runs in just 9 balls.
Meanwhile, Nepal also hit a record of 26 sixes in a match and broke Afghanistan’s record of 22 sixes.
In this match, the players of Nepal not only scored the fastest half-century but also the record of the fastest century.
The Nepali team defeated the rival team Mongolia by a huge margin of 273 runs and claimed the record of the biggest victory.
How are cricket record books changed? Nepal surprised the cricket fans by breaking and making many records in a single match.
Nepalese player Kushal Malla scored the fastest century, so in the closing moments, Dipendra hit 8 sixes in 9 balls to not only score the fastest half-century but also the highest total for his team in the history of T20 cricket.
It should be noted that Dipendra Singh hit six sixes in six consecutive balls, not in one over.
He scored 314 runs for 3 wickets in 20 overs and broke Afghanistan’s record of 278 runs against Ireland in 2019.
It should be noted that the record of the fastest half-century was Yuvraj Singh of India, he made this record against the English team in T20 World Cup in 2007, in the same match, he hit 6 consecutive sixes in 6 balls.
The Nepalese batsman played an unbeaten innings of 52 runs off just 10 balls in the match, hitting 8 sixes during the match, his strike rate of 520, the highest in any T20 innings.
Nepalese batsman Kaushal Malla scored the fastest century in T20 cricket along with Rohit Sharma and David Miller. Indian and South African players scored centuries in 35 balls.
Kaushal Malla completed 100 runs in just 34 balls and remained unbeaten with 137 runs in 50 balls, his innings included 12 sixes and 8 fours.
The Nepali team bowled out the rival Mongolia for 41 runs and won a record victory by 273 runs.
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