Zimbabwe has shown something spectacular in T20 International by scoring 344 runs against Gambia in the T20 World Cup Africa qualifier. Zimbabwe has broken 7 records after this performance, out of which 2 are also from Team India. In this victory of Zimbabwe, Sikandar Raza scripted a stormy century and this team also became the team to win the T20 match by the biggest margin.
On the basis of this stormy century of Sikandar Raza, Zimbabwe scored 344 runs in 20 overs against Gambia, which is the biggest score of T20 International. Zimbabwe broke the record set by Nepal, scoring 314 against Mongolia last year. On the other hand, if we talk about the full member team, then this record was in the name of Team India, which scored 297 runs against Bangladesh in the last T20 series.
Alexander scored the fastest century in T20 International for the Test playing nation. He scored an unbeaten 133 off 43 balls, while hitting 7 fours and a total of 15 sixes. The player, who scored runs at a strike rate of 309, also shattered the record of India’s Rohit Sharma and South Africa’s David Miller to score centuries in 35 balls. However, the overall (including non-Test playing nation) world record is still held by Sahil Chauhan (27 balls, Estonia v Cyprus. Sikandar Raza plays for Zimbabwe, Born in Pakistan, the player is a software engineer by education. Actually, Sikandar Raza was born on April 24, 1986 in Sialkot, Pakistan, which is famous for making the world’s best cricket bat. He comes from a Punjabi-speaking Kashmiri family, studied at Pakistan Air Force Public School. He wanted to become a pilot, but failed the vision test.
He took a software engineering degree from Glasgow Caledonian University, but the player from Sialkot continued to play cricket. In 2006, when he scored a century in 3 T20 matches, he got to know the true information about his cricket skills. In 2007, he made a move towards becoming a professional cricketer and made a place in the probable team selected for the 2011 World Cup played in India, although he was not named in 15 players.