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Sahil Chauhan completed his century in 27 balls against Cyprus in the second T20.
Estonia is currently playing a 6-match T20 series against Cyprus. The second match of this fantastic T20 series was played today i.e. on 17 June at Happy Valley Ground. In this match, Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan batted brilliantly and scored a record-breaking match-winning century for his team.
In this match, Sahil Chauhan did not spare any bowler of Cyprus and hit hard against all of them. Let us tell you, batting first, Cyprus scored 191 runs. The batsmen of Cyprus did their job well in the match. In response, Estonia did not have a good start and their top order failed completely. However, Sahil Chauhan’s innings won the hearts of all cricket fans.
Sahil Chauhan scored the record-breaking fastest T20 century in this match. He broke the record of former West Indies opener Chris Gayle and Namibia’s Jan Nicol-Lofie Eaton. Let us tell you, Sahil Chauhan completed his century in 27 balls against Cyprus in the second T20. He played an aggressive innings of 144 runs in 41 balls for his team and led his team to victory by 6 wickets.
The best thing about Sahil Chauhan in this match was that he played aggressive cricket continuously and removed all the pressure from his team. He hit 6 fours and 18 sixes during his innings. The most special thing about this innings was that even though Estonia won this match by 6 wickets, apart from Sahil Chauhan, Bilal Masood scored 21* runs. Apart from these two, no other player was able to cross the 10 run mark.
Sahil Chauhan played match winning innings
Let us tell you, in the first match of this T20 series, Sahil Chauhan was out on the first ball without opening his account. However, Estonia won the first match as well. The team won the first match by 5 wickets. Now they have won the second match as well.
Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan🇪🇪 breaks record for FASTEST T20 hundred. (in just 27 balls)
Previous fastest
in T20- 30 balls
Chris Gayle (RCB) v PWI, 2013in T20Is- 33 balls
Jan Nicol-Lofie Eaton (Nam) v Nepal, 2024— Kausthub Gudipati (@kaustats) June 17, 2024
The worst thing with Cyprus is that their batsmen have performed very well in this series but the bowlers have failed to leave their mark. This is the reason why the team has failed to show a good performance. However, there are still four matches left in the series and Cyprus would definitely want to register a win in the upcoming matches.
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