
Prema Rawat Breaks Fatima Sana's World Record with 14-Ball Half-Century
What Happened?
Indian cricketer Prema Rawat set a new world record by scoring a half-century in just 14 balls during a T20 match for Uttarakhand against Hyderabad in Pune. This achievement surpasses the previous record held by Pakistan's Fatima Sana.
Key points
- Prema Rawat scored a 14-ball half-century, the fastest in Women's T20 history.
- She broke the previous record of 15 balls held by Fatima Sana and others.
- Rawat's innings included six fours and four sixes, achieving a strike rate of 357.
- Uttarakhand won the match by 89 runs, scoring a total of 187.
- Rawat also took two wickets for just 12 runs in her four overs.
Key insights
- Rawat's achievement could inspire more young girls to pursue cricket.
- This performance may lead to increased visibility and support for women's cricket.
- The record could enhance Rawat's marketability and future opportunities in cricket.
Why it matters
This record-breaking performance highlights the growing talent in women's cricket.
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