Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan breaks record for fastest T20 century against Cyprus
Chauhan scored 144 runs in 41 deliveries and helped Estonia win the game by six wickets.
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Estonia are well engaged with their six-game T20I series against Cyprus. Both sides recently locked horns in the second T20I of the series at the Happy Valley Ground on Monday, June 17. The clash quickly became one of the most talked-about matches across the globe due to the performance of Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan.
Cyprus came into bat first in the second T20I and managed to post a total of 191 runs on the board in the first innings. Attempting to chase down the target, Estonia got off to a subpar start as the top-order failed to go big. However, it was the knock of Sahil Chauhan that propelled the side.
Chauhan put in an excellent performance and broke the record for the fastest T20 ton, breaking the record of the likes of Chris Gayle and Jan Nicol-Lofie Eaton from Namibia. Chauhan scored his ton in just 27 balls, and ended his knock after scoring 144 runs in 41 deliveries, winning the game by six wickets.
Estonia's Sahil Chauhan🇪🇪 breaks record for FASTEST T20 hundred. (in just 27 balls)
— Kausthub Gudipati (@kaustats) June 17, 2024
Previous fastest
in T20 - 30 balls
Chris Gayle (RCB) v PWI, 2013
in T20Is - 33 balls
Jan Nicol-Lofie Eaton (Nam) v Nepal, 2024
Estonia register second straight win against Cyprus
Speaking of the game between Estonia and Cyprus, the game began with Cyprus coming in to bat first with the openers Akila Kalugala and Chamal Sadun scoring 20 and 28 runs, respectively. James Chialoufas and Taranjit Singh added 27 and 44 runs on the board, respectively as Cyprus posted a total of 191 runs in the first innings.
As for Estonia, Arslan Amjad and Pranay Gheewala were the highest wicket takers with two wickets each, with Steffan Gooch taking one wicket as well. Aiming to chase down the target, Estonia got off to a subpar start as openers Arslan Amjad and Ali Masood were dismissed for five and one run, respectively. However, the knock of Sahil Chauhan helped the side win the game by six wickets.
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