Zimbabwe made the biggest score in T-20 history, scored a stormy 344 runs, Sikandar Raza scored a century in just 33 balls

Zimbabwe made the biggest score in T-20: Zimbabwe cricket team scored the highest score in the history of T-20 International. In the match against Gambia in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub Regional Qualifier B, 2024, Zimbabwe scored 344 runs in 20 overs. In this match held at Ruaraka Sports Club Ground in Nairobi, captain Sikandar Raza’s bat also performed well, he scored a century in just 33 balls.

Zimbabwe made the biggest score in T-20:

After winning the toss and batting first, Zimbabwe started batting with the first ball. Every bowler was beaten. Captain Sikandar Raza returned unbeaten after scoring 133 runs in 43 balls. With opener Brian Bennett wicketkeeper Marumani had taken the score to 98 runs in just 5.4 overs. Both the openers were out after scoring half-centuries. Captain Sikandar Raza, who came at number four, along with Clive Madande made a tremendous partnership for the fifth wicket. Madande remained not out after scoring 53 runs in just 17 balls.

The top five T-20 International totals

1. Zimbabwe vs Gambia – 344/4

2. Nepal vs Mongolia – 314/3

3. India vs Bangladesh – 297/6

4. Zimbabwe vs Seychelles – 286/5

5. Afghanistan vs Ireland – 278/3

Sikandar Raza’s explosive innings was full of aggressive strokes. This historic inning not only took Zimbabwe to a record-breaking score, but also established Raza as a stalwart of the team in T20 Internationals. Now he has the joint second fastest century in T-20 International. At number one went to Sahil Chauhan of Estonia, who scored a century in 27 balls against Cyprus. At second place is Namibia’s John Nicole Lofty Iaton, he scored a century in 33 balls against Nepal. Now Sikandar Raza has also used the same number of balls for his hundred. Earlier this month, India came close to crossing the 300-run mark with a score of 297/6 in the third T20I against Bangladesh.