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Zimbabwe Smashes World Record with a Stunning 344/4 in T20I! 🎉🏏

In an astonishing display of power-hitting, Zimbabwe has set a new world record for the highest total in men’s T20 International cricket, amassing a jaw-dropping 344 runs for 4 wickets against Gambia during the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub Regional Qualifier B. This incredible feat took place on [insert date], marking a significant moment in cricket history.

Sikandar Raza Steals the Show

Leading the charge was Sikandar Raza, whose explosive innings of 133 not out off just 43 balls featured an incredible 15 sixes, propelling Zimbabwe to this unprecedented total. Raza’s performance not only shattered records but also showcased his remarkable talent as he became the first Zimbabwean player to score a century in men’s T20Is.

A Historic Milestone

Zimbabwe’s record of 344/4 surpassed the previous T20I high of 314/3, set by Nepal against Mongolia in 2023. This monumental achievement adds to Zimbabwe’s recent successes; just earlier this month, they had entered the top five highest totals with 286/5 against Seychelles. Remarkably, India had also recently entered the list with a formidable 297/6 against Bangladesh.

Record-Breaking Stats

Raza’s century came off just 33 balls, making it the joint-second fastest hundred in T20I history, alongside Namibia’s Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton. The record for the fastest T20I hundred remains with Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan, who achieved the feat in just 27 balls.

A Historic Display of Hitting

Zimbabwe’s innings also featured a staggering 27 sixes, setting a new record for the most sixes hit in a single men’s T20I match. This eclipses the previous record of 26 sixes, which was achieved by Nepal during their innings of 314/3 last year.

As fans and players alike celebrate this historic achievement, Zimbabwe has undoubtedly made a mark in the world of cricket, proving that they can compete with the best on the global stage.

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