Zimbabwe set a new T20I world record by scoring 344 against Gambia in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Sub-Regional Africa Qualifier. Sikandar Raza led with a stunning unbeaten 133 off 43 balls, including 15 sixes. His performance made him the first Zimbabwean to score a T20I century, cementing his crucial role in the team’s success.
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