He completed his half-century off nine balls, which is another world record, surpassing India’s Yuvraj Singh’s 12-ball effort against England in 2007.
Nepal’s 26 sixes in the innings also created a record, surpassing Afghanistan’s 22 sixes against Ireland.
Mongolia, whose women’s team was bowled out for just 15 runs in the Asian Games last week, was bowled out for just 41 runs.
Nepal’s victory margin of 273 runs was the largest margin of runs ever in a T20 International.
It defeated Czech Republic by a margin of 257 runs against Turkey in 2019. India captain KL Rahul (2L) and Shubman Gill celebrate with teammates after winning the second One Day International (ODI) cricket match between India and Australia at the Holkar Cricket Stadium. On 24 September 2023 in Indore.
