Afghanistan's star leg-spinner Rashid Khan scripted history by becoming the first bowler to claim 200 wickets in men's T20 Internationals during the second T20I against Zimbabwe at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan became the first bowler to claim 200 wickets in men's T20 Internationals on Thursday. He accomplished the historic milestone during the second T20I against Zimbabwe at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium by dismissing wicketkeeper-batter Tadiwanashe Marumani. The achievement extended Rashid's position at the top of the all-time T20I wicket-takers list, which he previously led after overtaking Tim Southee.
Afghanistan recovered from an early 5/4 collapse to post 221/7, driven by Azmatullah Omarzai's 116 off 50 balls and Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai's 52. Rashid added an unbeaten 25 off six balls before Afghanistan secured a 19-run victory despite a century from Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza, clinching Afghanistan's eighth consecutive T20I series win against Zimbabwe.
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