In T20 cricket, you have often seen world records being made and broken in batting, bowling and fielding, but in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, the Delhi team made a world record by making 11 players bowl. Delhi team made all 11 players bowl in this match against Manipur. This has been seen for the first time in the history of T20 cricket. Earlier, the maximum number of bowlers used in an innings of T20 was 9, but now Delhi has done something amazing.

All 11 players bowled

Manipur won the toss and chose to bat first in this match. The start was bad and opener Kangbam Priyojeet Singh was out for 0. After this, Delhi captain Ayush Badhoni adopted a strategy which was really surprising. He made all the players of his team bowl. Apart from Ayush Singh, Akhil Chaudhary, Harsh Tyagi, Digvesh Rathi, Mayank Rawat bowled. After this, Ayush Badhoni left wicket-keeping and came to bowling himself. Apart from these, Aryan Rana, Himmat Singh, Priyansh Arya, Yash Dhull and Anuj Rawat also bowled.

DELHI'S FULL SQUAD BOWLS VS MANIPUR

– Delhi made history today by becoming the first-ever team to have all players bowl in a T20 innings against Manipur in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. This remarkable feat showcases Delhi's strategic depth and versatility.#SMAT #DELvMAN pic.twitter.com/kzOdTkK0NO

— Akshay Tadvi (@AkshayTadvi28) November 29, 2024

Manipur restricted to 120

All 11 players of the Delhi team bowled but despite this the Manipur team could score only 120 runs. The best bowling from Delhi was done by Digvesh Rathi, who took 2 wickets for 8 runs. Harsh Tyagi also got 2 wickets. Wicketkeeper and captain Ayush Badhoni also got one wicket. At one time Manipur had lost 6 wickets for 41 runs but in the end Rex Singh scored 23 runs and Ahmed Shah scored 32 runs and somehow the team reached 120 runs.

Delhi won the match

Delhi team won this match but Manipur made its condition worse. Delhi won just 9 balls ago and 6 wickets had fallen. For Delhi, only Yash Dhull scored unbeaten 59 runs. The rest of Delhi's batsmen were seen struggling.