In Gaborone, Rwanda’s opening batter Hamza Khan made history during the fourth match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub-Regional Qualifier by recording the second-highest score ever in a Men’s T20 International.
The right-hander, who hails from Peshawar, Pakistan, blasted an unbeaten 164 runs from only 65 deliveries, scoring at an incredible strike rate of 252.30. His explosive innings featured 15 sixes and nine boundaries.
With this remarkable performance, Khan climbed to second place on the list of highest individual scores in Men’s T20I history, trailing only former Australian captain Aaron Finch.
