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Azmatullah Omarzai Breaks Pollard's World Record, Becomes First Player In History To Register Incredible Feat
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What Happened?
Afghanistan's Azmatullah Omarzai made history by scoring the first T20I century from number six or below, achieving 116 runs against Zimbabwe in Sharjah.
Key points
- Omarzai scored 116 runs off 50 balls with a strike rate of 232.
- He reached his century in just 44 balls.
- This is the first T20I century from number six or below for a Test-playing nation.
- Omarzai hit 12 sixes, breaking Kieron Pollard's previous record of 10.
- He is the fifth player overall to score a century from number six or below in T20Is.
Key insights
- This record could inspire future generations of Afghan cricketers.
- Omarzai's performance may lead to increased attention on Afghan cricket.
- The achievement could enhance Afghanistan's reputation in international cricket.
Why it matters
Omarzai's achievement highlights the growing talent in Afghan cricket and sets a new benchmark in T20I history.
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