This team was all out for just 12 runs in the T20I match
Second Lowest Score In T20I History: What has happened in international cricket between IPL 2024 has surprised everyone. In IPL, fans are getting to see many high scoring matches. But in international cricket, a team was all out for just 12 runs during a T20 match, which is the second lowest score ever in the history of T20I cricket. Earlier, a team had also been reduced to 10 runs.
This team was all out for just 12 runs in the T20I match
The Mongolian team, which made its debut in international cricket through the Asian Games, had to face this shameful record. Mongolia was bowled out for only 12 runs against Japan on Wednesday, which is the second lowest score in T20 International cricket. Let us tell you that in this match, Japan batted first and scored a huge score of 217 runs for seven wickets. In response, Mongolia’s team was out in only 8.2 overs. At the same time, the record of making the minimum score in T20 International cricket is in the name of Isle of Man, whose team was out for 10 runs against Spain on 26 February 2023.
Teams that got all out on lowest score in T20I cricket
Isle of Man – all out for 10 runs
Mongolia – all out for 12 runs
Türkiye – all out for 21 runs
China – all out for 23 runs
Rwanda – all out for 24 runs
Strong performance by Japanese players
For Japan, 17-year-old left-arm fast bowler Kazuma Kato Stafford took 5 wickets for 7 runs in 3.2 overs, while Abdul Samad (2 wickets for 4 runs) and Makoto Taniyama (2 wickets for no runs) took two wickets each. Took two wickets. For Mongolia, Toor Sumaya scored the maximum four runs. Japan thus won the match by 205 runs, which is the fourth biggest win in terms of runs in T20 International cricket. The record is in the name of Nepal which defeated Mongolia by 273 runs in the Asian Games.
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