History was created in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier Group A match between Mongolia and Singapore at the YSD-UKM Cricket Oval. In Bangi, Malaysia, during a match between Mangolia and Singapore, one of the biggest world records in the game was equalled.
After winning the toss and choosing to bowl, the Singapore bowling unit wreaked havoc over the Mangolia batters, who were bowled out for 10. No batter made more than two runs as five batters were dismissed for ducks while another five managed to make just one run. There were two wides in the innings, which meant that extras got more runs for the Mangolians than nine of their batters.
For Singapore, Harsha Bhardwaj was the star of the show, as he took six wickets while giving away just three runs in four overs. Despite making only 10 runs, Mangolia batted 12 overs. On the other hand, despite losing a wicket on the first ball of the inning, Singapore chased down the target in just five balls.
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An array of ICC Men's T20I world records were broken in the clash. Mangolia's total of 10 is the joint-lowest total in international cricket history. The equal Isle of Man's unwanted record, who were also bowled out 10 runs against Spain at Cartagena in February 2023.
Meanwhile, Bhardwaj's figures are the second best by any bowler in T20I history, only behind Syaruz Idrus of Malayasia against China, when he took seven wickets while giving away just eight runs.
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Meanwhile, Singapore became only the second team in T20I history to successfully complete a run-chase before one over. The only other team to do it is Spain, who chased down 11 runs against Isle of Man in just two balls.
It is worth pointing out that these records are counted in the official T20 and T20I world records as the International Cricket Council (ICC) has given all associate nations international status in the shortest format, meaning matches between all countries are official T20I games.