Team: T20 format is such a platform on the cricket field, where just a few balls change the entire course of the match. However, in this fast-paced game, it is considered very rare for a team to be reduced to a very small score. But what happened this time surprised everyone. A team has broken West Indies’ record of lowest team score in T20 International. Let us tell you, this team has collapsed for just 6 runs. So come, let us know in detail about this incredible match…..
This team was limited to 6 runs
Actually, the match we are talking about was the match of South Asian Games 2019, in which Bangladesh women’s team faced Maldives women’s team. In this match, Maldives team performed very poorly and the entire team was out for just 6 runs. Bangladesh’s bowlers maintained pressure on the opposition batsmen from the beginning, due to which none of the Maldives players could even touch double figures.
Bangladesh showed strength in batting
In this T20 match, Bangladesh women’s team, batting first, scored a huge score of 255 runs at the loss of only 2 wickets. After two setbacks at 19 runs in the beginning, Nigar Sultana (113) and Fargana Haq (110) scored brilliant centuries and made a record partnership of 236 runs. Nigar scored 113 runs with the help of 14 fours and 3 sixes, while Fargana played a strong inning of 110 runs with 20 fours and took the team to a big score.
Bowlers also wreaked havoc
After batting, Bangladeshi players also wreaked havoc in bowling. While chasing the target of 256 runs, Maldives women’s team completely faltered and collapsed for just 6 runs in 12.1 overs. Eight batsmen returned to the pavilion without opening their account, while only Shamma Ali (2), Kinath Ismail (1) and Saja Fatimath (1) could score runs. Got two extra runs.
In Bangladesh’s bowling, Ritu Moni took the maximum of 3 wickets giving 1 run in 4 overs, while Salma Khatoon took 3 wickets giving 2 runs in 3.2 overs. This poor performance of Maldives is not new, before this it was reduced to just 16 runs against Nepal also.
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