Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], February 26 (ANI): Indian T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav accomplished 4,000 runs in worldwide cricket on Thursday.
Suryakumar achieved the milestone throughout India’s do-or-die Super Eight conflict in opposition to Zimbabwe within the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in Chennai, enjoying a blistering knock of 33 off simply 13 balls, together with three fours and two sixes. He scored at a staggering strike price of 253.85 within the match.
In 148 worldwide appearances, Suryakumar has amassed 4,024 runs in 140 innings at a median of 34.10 and an total strike price of 146.80. His tally contains 4 centuries and 29 half-centuries, with a highest rating of 117.
The bulk of his runs have are available in T20Is, having made 3,243 runs in 110 matches and 104 innings at a median of 37.27 and a strike price of 163.37, with 4 centuries and 25 fifties and a greatest rating of 117. He is the Tenth-highest run-getter within the format.
His ODI stint, nevertheless, was not as glittering, scoring 773 runs in 37 matches and 35 innings at a median of 25.76, with a strike price of 105.02, with 4 fifties and a greatest rating of 72*. His solitary Test match and innings noticed him rating simply eight runs.
In the continued T20 World Cup, he’s India’s second-highest run-getter with 213 runs in six innings at a median of 42.60 and a strike price of 138.31, with a half-century to his title, a knock of 84* in opposition to the USA.
Coming to the match, Zimbabwe received the toss and elected to subject first. Sanju Samson (24 in 15 balls, with a 4 and two sixes) placed on a 48-run stand with Abhishek Sharma, who returned to type with a nice 55 in 30 balls, together with 4 fours and 4 sixes. He had a 72-run stand with Ishan Kishan (38 in 24 balls, with 4 boundaries and a six) for the second wicket.
Later, a speedy 84-run stand in simply 33 balls for the fifth wicket between Tilak Varma (44* in 16 balls, with three fours and 4 sixes) and Hardik Pandya (50* in 23 balls, with two fours and 4 sixes), which pushed India to 256/4, the second-highest rating in T20 WC historical past and India’s highest whole in event historical past. (ANI)
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