Samiullah Shinwari

Samiullah Shinwari Profile – Age, Career Info & Stats

Personal Information Details Name Samiullah Shinwari Age February 03, 1987 (38 years) Birth Place Nangrahar, Afghanistan Height – Role Batting Allrounder Batting Style Right Handed Bat Bowling Style Right-arm legbreak Country Afghanistan Samiullah Shinwari’s Batting Career Stats Test Format Stats Test Match 0 Innings 0 Runs 0 Ball Faced 0 Highest Score 0 Average 0 Strike Rate 0 NO 0 Fours 0 Sixes 0 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 ODIs Format Stats ODIs Match 84 Innings 74 Runs 1811 Ball Faced 2765 Highest Score 96 Average 29.21 Strike Rate 65.50 NO 12 Fours 137 Sixes 26 50s 11 100s 0 200s 0 T20I Format Stats T20I Match 64 Innings 56 Runs 1013 Ball Faced 858 Highest Score 61 Average 22.02 Strike Rate 118.07 NO 10 Fours 76 Sixes 37 50s 2 100s 0 200s 0 IPL Format Stats Details IPL Match 0 Innings 0 Runs 0 Ball Faced 0 Highest Score 0 Average 0 Strike Rate 0 NO 0 Fours 0 Sixes 0 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 Samiullah Shinwari’s Bowling Career Stats Test Format Stats Test Match 0 Innings 0 Balls 0 Runs 0 Wickets 0 Average 0.0 Economy 0 Strike Rate 0.0 Best Bowling Inning -/- Best Bowling Match -/- 5w 0 10w 0 ODIs Format Stats ODIs Match 84 Innings 65 Balls 2111 Runs 1729 Wickets 45 Average 38.42 Economy 4.91 Strike Rate 46.91 Best Bowling Inning 4/31 Best Bowling Match 4/31 5w 0 10w 0 T20I Format Stats T20I Match 64 Innings 38 Balls 634 Runs 688 Wickets 28 Average 24.57 Economy 6.51 Strike Rate 22.64 Best Bowling Inning 5/13 Best Bowling Match 5/13 5w 1 10w 0 IPL Format Stats Details IPL Match 0 Innings 0 Balls 0 Runs 0 Wickets 0 Average 0.0 Economy 0 Strike Rate 0.0 Best Bowling Inning -/- Best Bowling Match -/- 5w 0 10w 0 Samiullah Shinwari’s Career Information T20 debut vs Ireland, Feb 01 at 2010 at P Sara Oval Last T20 vs Sri Lanka, Sep 03 at 2022 at Sharjah Cricket Stadium Odi debut vs Scotland, Apr 19 at 2009 at Willowmoore Park Last Odi vs West Indies, Jul 04 at 2019 at Headingley

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Noor Ali Zadran

Noor Ali Zadran Profile – Age, Career Info & Stats

Personal Information Details Name Noor Ali Zadran Age July 10, 1988 (36 years) Birth Place Khost, Afghanistan Height – Role Batsman Batting Style Right Handed Bat Bowling Style Right-arm fast-medium Country Afghanistan Noor Ali Zadran’s Batting Career Stats Test Format Stats Test Match 2 Innings 4 Runs 117 Ball Faced 281 Highest Score 47 Average 29.25 Strike Rate 41.64 NO 0 Fours 14 Sixes 0 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 ODIs Format Stats ODIs Match 51 Innings 50 Runs 1216 Ball Faced 1924 Highest Score 114 Average 24.32 Strike Rate 63.21 NO 0 Fours 132 Sixes 4 50s 7 100s 1 200s 0 T20I Format Stats T20I Match 22 Innings 23 Runs 597 Ball Faced 586 Highest Score 63 Average 27.14 Strike Rate 101.88 NO 1 Fours 55 Sixes 9 50s 4 100s 0 200s 0 IPL Format Stats Details IPL Match 0 Innings 0 Runs 0 Ball Faced 0 Highest Score 0 Average 0 Strike Rate 0 NO 0 Fours 0 Sixes 0 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 Noor Ali Zadran’s Bowling Career Stats Test Format Stats Test Match 2 Innings 0 Balls 0 Runs 0 Wickets 0 Average 0.0 Economy 0 Strike Rate 0.0 Best Bowling Inning -/- Best Bowling Match -/- 5w 0 10w 0 ODIs Format Stats ODIs Match 51 Innings 0 Balls 0 Runs 0 Wickets 0 Average 0.0 Economy 0 Strike Rate 0.0 Best Bowling Inning -/- Best Bowling Match -/- 5w 0 10w 0 T20I Format Stats T20I Match 22 Innings 0 Balls 0 Runs 0 Wickets 0 Average 0.0 Economy 0 Strike Rate 0.0 Best Bowling Inning -/- Best Bowling Match -/- 5w 0 10w 0 IPL Format Stats Details IPL Match 0 Innings 0 Balls 0 Runs 0 Wickets 0 Average 0.0 Economy 0 Strike Rate 0.0 Best Bowling Inning -/- Best Bowling Match -/- 5w 0 10w 0 Noor Ali Zadran’s Career Information T20 debut vs Canada, Feb 04 at 2010 at Sinhalese Sports Club Last T20 vs India, Oct 07 at 2023 at Pingfeng Campus Cricket Field Test debut vs Sri Lanka, Feb 02 at 2024 at Sinhalese Sports Club Last Test vs Ireland, Feb 28 at 2024 at Tolerance Oval Odi debut vs Scotland, Apr 19 at 2009 at Willowmoore Park Last Odi vs England, Jun 18 at 2019 at Emirates Old Trafford

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Fastest Century in T20

Fastest Century in T20: Complete List of Record-Breaking Innings

One of the most difficult and incredible achievements in Twenty20 cricket is reaching a century, but it’s much more difficult to do it while maintaining a high strike rate. But time and again, some trend-setting batters came onto the cricketing horizon and showed the world that this herculean task can be fulfilled. Fans have witnessed countless times when such batters deliver power-packed hits on the cricket field in high-octane matches, reaching a century in no time. Over the years, players have redefined the limits of power-hitting, breaking records for the fastest century in T20. From global tournaments to intense IPL matches, the competition for the fastest century in T20 cricket continues to captivate fans. In this blog, we will look at the fastest century in T20 scored in the least balls, setting new records. We will also see remarkable performances by the batters, which are a treat to the eyes of every cricket lover.  What is the Fastest Century in T20? The 33-year-old Sahil Chauhan, who struck the fastest T20 century in just 27 balls for Estonia against Cyprus on June 17, 2024, holds the record for the fastest T20 century. The Indian-origin Estonian cricketer hit 6, 4, and 6 in the first three legal deliveries he faced, from Buddika Mahesh.  With only nine runs scored, he appeared to be the savior for the Estonian national cricket team, as both of the opening batters were removed within eight deliveries. In the process, Chauhan also topped the table for the most sixes (18) in an innings in men’s Twenty20 International innings. He jointly shares this record with Chris Gayle. Fastest T20 century list Player Team Balls Faced Opponent Year Sahil Chauhan Estonia 27 Cyprus 2024 Urvil Patel Gujarat 28 Tripura 2024 Abhishek Sharma Punjab 28 Meghalaya 2024 Chris Gayle Royal Challengers Bengaluru 30 Pune Warriors 2013 Rishabh Pant Delhi 32 Himachal Pradesh 2018 WJ Lubbe North West 33 Limpopo 2018 Nicol Loftie-Eaton Namibia 33 Nepal 2024 Sikandar Raza Zimbabwe 33 Gambia 2024 Andrew Symonds Kent 34 Middlesex 2004 Sean Abbott Surrey 34 Kent 2023 Kushal Malla Nepal 34 Mongolia 2023 LP van der Westhuizen Namibia  35 Kenya 2011 David Miller South Africa 35 Bangladesh 2017 Rohit Sharma India 35 Sri Lanka 2017 Martin Guptill Worcestershire 35 Northamptonshire 2018 Khushdil Shah Southern Punjab (Pakistan) 35 Sindh 2020 Dewald Brevis Titans 35 Knights 2022 Vaibhav Suryavanshi Rajasthan Royals 35 Gujarat Titans 2025 Fastest Century in IPL Player Ball Faced Team Opponents Venue Date CH Gayle 35 Royal Challengers Bangalore  Pune Warriors Bangalore 23 April 2013 YK Pathan 37 Rajasthan Royals Mumbai Indians Mumbai 13 March 2010 DA Miller 38 Kings XI Punjab Royal Challengers Bangalore Mohali 06 May 2013 AC Gilchrist 42 Deccan Chargers Mumbai Indians Mumbai 27 April 2008 AB de Villiers 43 Royal Challengers Bangalore Gujarat Lions Bangalore 14 May 2016 DA Warner 43 Sunrisers Hyderabad Kolkata Knight Riders Hyderabad 30 April 2017 ST Jayasuriya 45 Mumbai Indians Chennai Super Kings Mumbai 14 May 2008 MA Agarwal 45 Kings XI Punjab Rajasthan Royals Sharjah 27 Sep 2020 M Vijay 46 Chennai Super Kings Rajasthan Royals Chennai 03 April 2010 CH Gayle 46 Royal Challengers Bangalore Kings XI Punjab Bangalore 06 May 2011 Fastest Century in T20Is In the Twenty20 International, Sahil Chauhan tops the list with a century in 27 balls against Estonia. Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton and Sikandar Raza share the second position with 33 balls.  Sahil Chauhan scored the fastest T20 century in 27 balls for Estonia against Cyprus in a match on 17/06/2024. The game was played in Episkopi, where Chauhan scored an unbeaten 144 off 41 balls, including 18 maximums and 6 boundaries. In a Namibia vs Nepal match, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton scored 101 runs off 36 balls for Namibia. Playing at a strike rate of 280.55, he scored 11 boundaries and 8 sixes. The match was played on February 27, 2024, in Kirtipur.  Sikandar Raza, Zimbabwe’s captain, struck 133* off 43 balls during their match against Gambia in Nairobi. He hit 15 maximums and 7 boundaries.  Kushal Malla scored an undefeated 137 off 50 balls in a match for Nepal vs Mongolia on September 27, 2023, in Hangzhou. His innings contributed significantly to Nepal’s total of 314.  South Africa’s David Miller holds the fourth-fastest century mark in T20 internationals. In 2017, he only needed 35 balls to reach his 100 against Bangladesh.  That he was dumped on zero is interesting. In the 2017 Twenty20 International against Sri Lanka in Indore, Rohit Sharma, the opener of the Indian cricket team, tied Miller’s record.  Days after achieving his third double-century in ODIs, Rohit produced another spectacular knock. In a Twenty20 match against Turkey in 2019, the talented cricketer S Wickramasekara from the Czech Republic scored a 35-ball century, including 10 maximums. Conclusion T20 cricket has evolved as a fast-paced format that perfectly captures contemporary cricket. With young players like Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Abhishek Sharma, and Dewald Brevis, it is expected that Sahil Chauhan’s record of the fastest century in T20 to be broken soon.  Read Also:

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Afghanistan National Cricket Team vs Bangladesh National Cricket Team

Afghanistan National Cricket Team vs Bangladesh National Cricket Team Timeline 

The national teams of Bangladesh and Afghanistan are relatively new teams in the international cricketing landscape; however, they have developed a rivalry against each other as competitors. This rivalry covers all formats of the game (Tests, ODIs, and T20Is) and is indicative of the two rising emerging nations in world cricket from Asia. Below is a detailed analysis of the Afghanistan National Cricket Team vs Bangladesh National Cricket Team Timeline, which displays how each of these match-up competitions has grown through the formats. Test Matches: Drawn Afghanistan and Bangladesh have had 2 Test matches against each other so far, winning 1 each. 1st Test – 2019 (Chattogram) Date – 5th September, 2019 Results: Afghanistan won by 224 runs Highlight: Afghanistan stunned the cricketing world with its first Test win against a Full Member nation (not including Ireland). Afghanistan’s match winning performance was all based on their spinners throughout the match; however, Rashid Khan was the dominant player in the game throughout. 2nd Test – 2023 (Dhaka) Date – 14th June, 2023 Result: Bangladesh won by 546 runs Highlight: In one of the all-time large winning margins in a recent Test match, Bangladesh bounce back from a very disappointing result to attain the largest victory (in terms of runs) in Test history.  Head-to-Head in Tests: Afghanistan 1 – 1 Bangladesh ODI Matches: Bangladesh ahead in the rivalry, Afghanistan is giving them a fight  The ODI rivalry began in 2014, since then, the two teams have played 19 ODIs with Bangladesh winning 11 and Afghanistan winning 8.  Early Years (2014–2015):  Afghanistan would taste victory over a Test-playing nation first, in 2014 during the Asia Cup with a 32-run victory, a historical moment for them.  Bangladesh replied with a crushing 105-run victory at the 2015 ICC World Cup.  2016 Series in Bangladesh: A competitive series where Bangladesh won the first match by 7 runs.  Afghanistan fought back and won the second match by 2 wickets, before Bangladesh convincingly won the decider.  Asia Cup 2018: Afghanistan forced Bangladesh into the group stage of the Asia Cup being beaten by 136 runs.  Then through the Super Four, the teams met again and Bangladesh won by 3 runs. This really shows how close the match plays were becoming.  World Cup and Bilateral Series (2019-2023):  Bangladesh were the victors in the 2019 World Cup Saw Bangladesh make firm ground on Afghanistan in their 2022 series with a closely contested 2-1. In 2023 bilateral series Bangladesh again saw the civil war in Afghanistan take hold as Afghanistan won 2 out of 3 matches.  Recent Confrontations (2024):  In November 2024, these two teams clashed in a competitive series in Sharjah in which Afghanistan won with a scoreline of 2-1, winning the first match by 92 runs and the last game by 5 wickets. Head-to-Head in ODIs: Bangladesh 11 – 8 Afghanistan T20 Internationals: Afghanistan Comes Out On Top  Afghanistan has had the upper hand over Bangladesh in T20 internationals. From 12 matches, Afghanistan has a record of 7, while Bangladesh has 5.  First Encounters (2014 – 2018):  Bangladesh comfortably won the first-ever T20I meeting, in 2014. However, Afghanistan made easy work of the series in 2018 with a whitewash 3-0 win in Dehra Dun; with talismanic spinners Rashid Khan, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, and Mohammad Nabi proving a too tough competition. 2019 and 2022 Series:  Afghanistan got the better of Bangladesh in the first game of the 2019 series, before the hosts turned the series around with a 4-wicket win in the second game. In 2022, both teams won a game in Dhaka, before Afghanistan won the Asia Cup match in Sharjah by 7 wickets. Recent Series (2023 – 2024):  Bangladesh won a close game by 2-wickets in 2023; and won more comfortably by 6 wickets in the following game.  In 2024, Afghanistan once again proved resilient, with a narrow 8-run victory in St. Vincent Head-to-Head T20Is: Afghanistan – 7; Bangladesh – 5 Rivalry Assessment 1. Spin Attack: Both teams have relied on spin attack. Afghanistan has three bowlers who have continuously posed a threat to Bangladesh’s batting department in all formats, especially that of the middle order: Rashid Khan, Mujeeb, and Nabi. 2. An Emerging Equilibrium: What started well for Bangladesh in ODIs as a 2-0-2-0-4 dominant encounter is now more balanced, with Afghanistan becoming a reflection of a decent side especially in T20s and Test cricket. 3. Host Venues: Of the match and series aground, they have played mostly in the subcontinent: Bangladesh, UAE, and India. Sub-continental conditions – especially when pitches are turned and dry spin-able – are consistent trends in all rival encounters. They have explored neutral venues, however it has more to do with Sharjah and at times Caribbean grounds. 4. Near Outcomes: There are a vast majority of games between both teams that were won by extremely narrow margins, mainly in ODIs and T20s. Afghanistan has one two clerk verdicts, e.g. by two wickets in 2016; Bangladesh has theirs by merely three runs in the 2018 Asia Cup. Inspiring Players and Performers Afghanistan: – Rashid Khan: A game changing player across formats. – Mohammad Nabi: A reliable all round performer, both bat and ball. – Rahmanullah Gurbaz & Ibrahim Zadran: Young batting stars emerging in ODIs and T20s. Bangladesh: – Shakib Al Hasan: The most impactful all rounder in the history of Bangladesh cricket. – Tamim Iqbal & Mushfiqur Rahim: The old guard that has helped produce a lot of win. – Taskin Ahmed: Bangladesh bowling spearhead in the last few years. An Emerging Rivalry As a relatively new rivalry, the Afghanistan-Bangladesh cricket rivalry has grown up quickly. It is no longer about the establishment against the newcomers; it’s a rivalry of equals. The rapid growth of Afghanistan cricket forced the established team of Bangladesh to lift their performance levels, producing exciting contests across the formats. This will hopefully inspire both nations to continue to produce entertaining cricket for audiences around the world, particularly as both teams are heavily reliant on younger players and have performed…

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Chris Jordan

Chris Jordan Profile – Age, Career Info & Stats

Personal Information Details Name Chris Jordan Age October 04, 1988 (36 years) Birth Place Barbados Height 6 ft 2 in Role Bowler Batting Style Right Handed Bat Bowling Style Right-arm fast-medium Country England Chris Jordan Batting Career Stats Test Format Stats Test Match 8 Innings 11 Runs 180 Ball Faced 320 Highest Score 35 Average 18 Strike Rate 56.25 NO 1 Fours 24 Sixes 1 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 ODIs Format Stats ODIs Match 35 Innings 24 Runs 184 Ball Faced 211 Highest Score 38 Average 12.27 Strike Rate 87.21 NO 9 Fours 12 Sixes 5 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 T20I Format Stats T20I Match 95 Innings 57 Runs 439 Ball Faced 340 Highest Score 36 Average 13.72 Strike Rate 129.12 NO 25 Fours 31 Sixes 21 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 IPL Format Stats IPL Match 34 Innings 13 Runs 81 Ball Faced 77 Highest Score 30 Average 8.1 Strike Rate 105.2 NO 3 Fours 3 Sixes 3 50s 0 100s 0 200s 0 Chris Jordan Bowling Career Stats Test Format Stats Test Match 8 Innings 16 Balls 1530 Runs 752 Wickets 21 Average 35.81 Economy 2.95 Strike Rate 72.86 Best Bowling Inning 4/18 Best Bowling Match 7/50 5w 0 10w 0 ODIs Format Stats ODIs Match 35 Innings 35 Balls 1660 Runs 1660 Wickets 46 Average 36.09 Economy 6 Strike Rate 36.09 Best Bowling Inning 5/29 Best Bowling Match 5/29 5w 1 10w 0 T20I Format Stats T20I Match 95 Innings 94 Balls 1953 Runs 2846 Wickets 108 Average 26.35 Economy 8.74 Strike Rate 18.08 Best Bowling Inning 4/6 Best Bowling Match 4/6 5w 0 10w 0 IPL Format Stats IPL Match 34 Innings 34 Balls 668 Runs 1070 Wickets 30 Average 35.67 Economy 9.61 Strike Rate 22.27 Best Bowling Inning 4/11 Best Bowling Match 4/11 5w 0 10w 0 Chris Jordan Career Information T20 Debut vs Australia, Feb 02 at 2014 at Stadium Australia Last T20 vs India, Jun 27 at 2024 at Providence Stadium Test Debut vs Sri Lanka, Jun 12 at 2014 at Lord’s Last Test vs West Indies, May 01 at 2015 at Kensington Oval Odi Debut vs Australia, Sep 16 at 2013 at The Rose Bowl Last ODI vs Australia, Nov 17 at 2022 at Adelaide Oval IPL Debut vs Rising Pune Supergiant, May 07 at 2016 at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium Last IPL vs Gujarat Titans, May 26 at 2023 at Narendra Modi Stadium

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