Latest News :- Zimbabwe broke several records against Gambia in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup sub-regional Africa Zone Qualifier in Nairobi. Notably, Sikandar Raza broke Rohit Sharma's record of fastest T20 century in 33 balls. Sikandar created history for the fastest T20 century by a Test playing nation. Similarly, Zimbabwe made the world record of most runs in T20 cricket by scoring 344 runs. After bowling out Gambia for 54 runs, Zimbabwe won by a margin of 290 runs and created another world record with a big win in T20 cricket.

Sikandar Raza scored 133 runs in 43 balls with the help of 7 fours and 15 sixes. Zimbabwe broke many records with a total of 27 sixes. Similarly, Zimbabwe created another world record by breaking Nepal's highest T20 score of 314 runs. Also, 27 sixes is a new world record, breaking the previous record of 26 sixes. The sequence of Zimbabwe's batting that started did not stop till the 20th over and with the rain of boundaries, the Sixers' score reached 50 runs in 3.2 overs. 100 runs came before the end of the power play. From this point the balls were flying towards the spectator area of ​​the stadium. The total of 57 fours is another T20 record.

Statistics say that another T20 record, four Zimbabwe players scored half-centuries. Sikandar Raza's innings was special. He came off after the power play. After this his shots flew continuously for fours and sixes. Namibian Jane Nicol's century in 33 balls equaled Lofty Eaton's record. However, Rohit Sharma's record of T20 action century in 35 balls by a Test playing countryman was also broken. Another poor record for Gambia was from their bowler Moses Jorpathe who set a new T20I bowling record by scoring 93 runs in 4 overs. Gambia: Gambia is a small country in West Africa. According to the 2022 census, its population is only 24 lakh. Of which 96% are Muslims. All of them are from Sunni sect. According to census data, there are 50 thousand people of Ahmadiyya Muslim community here.