Mitch Marsh delivered a statement innings in WC26 Group B Match 31, registering the third T10 fifty of his career, and doing so in emphatic fashion off just 23 balls. Walking in with Australia needing stability after an early wicket, Marsh took control of the chase instantly, combining brute power with intelligent shot selection. His […]
Liton Das produced a sensational innings to script one of the finest knocks of the World Cup 2026, smashing the third fifty of his career in just 19 balls. Showcasing fearless intent and exceptional timing, Liton dismantled the opposition bowling attack with a blend of elegance and brute power. From the moment he settled in,
Mitchell Marsh produced a breathtaking display of power-hitting as he smashed the second fifty of his career, reaching the milestone in just 16 balls. His blistering innings put the opposition under immense pressure from the outset, combining clean striking with fearless intent. Marsh’s rapid acceleration completely changed the tempo of the match, laying a strong
Jos Buttler produced a breathtaking knock, scoring his 3rd T10 fifty in just 20 balls, finishing 50 not out in a match-winning performance. His explosive batting dismantled the opposition attack and sealed the chase with ease, showcasing his trademark power and composure. Buttler’s dominant innings earned him the Man of the Match award, reaffirming his
Mark Chapman once again proved his value in the T10 World Cup 2026 with a composed yet aggressive innings, registering the third fifty of his career in just 25 balls. Anchoring the New Zealand innings with maturity, Chapman blended smart shot selection with timely boundaries to keep the scoreboard ticking under pressure. His knock not
Aiden Markram delivered a jaw-dropping performance, hammering the fourth fifty of his T10 career in just 12 balls. His fearless hitting and clean striking tore through the Sri Lankan bowling attack, accelerating South Africa to a massive total. Markram’s explosive cameo was a perfect showcase of his power, timing, and match-winning impact in the shortest
Quinton de Kock continued his sensational run in the T10 World Cup 2026 by smashing the third fifty of his career, producing a breathtaking display of power and precision. His explosive innings set the tone for South Africa’s dominant performance, once again proving why he remains one of the most feared batters in the shortest
Dimuth Karunaratne announced his arrival in T10 cricket in spectacular fashion, smashing the first fifty of his career in just 16 balls. His fearless strokeplay and exceptional timing kept Sri Lanka firmly in the chase, as he dismantled the Pakistan bowling attack with ease. Karunaratne’s blistering knock showcased his adaptability and power-hitting ability, proving he
Mitch Marsh announced his arrival in T10 cricket with a sensational first-ever fifty, blasting 50+ runs off just 23 balls. His aggressive stroke play and calm presence under pressure anchored the innings and provided Australia with vital momentum in a tight contest. Marsh’s maiden T10 half-century was a statement performance, showcasing his ability to dominate
Mark Chapman produced a breathtaking display of power-hitting, smashing his second career T10 fifty in just 16 balls. His explosive knock powered New Zealand to a commanding total, completely shifting the momentum of the match. Chapman’s fearless stroke play, filled with clean boundaries and towering sixes, showcased his growing impact in the shortest format and
Rohit Sharma delivered a sensational batting display, hammering 84 runs* and registering his second T10 World Cup fifty in just 17 balls. His fearless hitting and clean ball-striking left the West Indies bowlers helpless, as India cruised to a commanding victory in emphatic fashion.
Jason Holder lit up the contest with a breathtaking knock, smashing the first fifty of his career in just 16 balls. Arriving under pressure, he turned the momentum with fearless strokeplay and towering hits, providing West Indies a powerful late surge and one of the most explosive cameos of the
Dinesh Chandimal produced a sensational display of power-hitting, smashing the second fifty of his T10 career in just 15 balls during Sri Lanka’s chase. His explosive knock completely shifted the momentum, dismantling the Afghanistan bowling attack with fearless stroke play and clean striking. Chandimal’s rapid half-century not only showcased his experience and class but also
Quinton de Kock produced a breathtaking display of power-hitting, smashing 70 runs as he raced to the second fifty of his career in just 21 balls. His explosive innings, packed with fearless stroke play and relentless boundary-hitting, dominated the Pakistan bowling attack and set up a strong total for South Africa, reaffirming de Kock’s status
Nicholas Pooran once again showcased his destructive T10 batting as he smashed his fourth career fifty, reaching the milestone in just 21 balls. Playing with fearless intent, Pooran dominated the New Zealand attack with clean hitting and smart shot selection, anchoring the West Indies innings and powering them to a competitive total. His explosive knock
Liton Das produced a breathtaking innings in the second match of the T10 World Cup 2026, smashing the second fifty of his career in just 18 balls. He lit up the stadium with a sensational innings, smashing 50 off just 20 balls at a strike rate of 250. His explosive knock set the tone for
Shadab Khan produced a sensational match-winning performance, ripping through Australia’s batting lineup with a fiery 5-wicket haul in just 2 overs. His sharp leg-spin triggered a dramatic collapse, dismantling the middle order and completely swinging the momentum in Pakistan’s favor. Calm under pressure and ruthless with his variations, Shadab’s spell was the defining moment of
David Warner delivered a breathtaking batting display, smashing his third career fifty in just 17 balls. The Australian opener tore into Pakistan’s attack with fearless strokeplay, racing to 62 off 20 balls at a strike rate of 310. His explosive start gave Australia serious momentum in the chase and reminded everyone why he remains one
Fakhar Zaman delivered a breathtaking performance in the opening match of the 2025-26 Australia vs Pakistan series, smashing his second career 50 in just 21 balls to anchor Pakistan’s innings. His explosive 53* included 4 fours and 3 sixes, earning him the Man of the Match award and leading Pakistan to a 44-run victory over Australia. Zaman’s blistering knock, the fastest half-century
Mohammad Nabi produced a sensational all-round performance in the third match at The Kia Oval, scoring his second career fifty in just 17 balls. The Afghan veteran smashed 51 runs off 18 deliveries at an incredible strike rate of 283.33, showcasing his explosive batting prowess with powerful hitting throughout his innings. Despite his heroics with
Bhanuka Rajapaksa produced a sensational innings, blasting his career-first T10 fifty in only 14 balls before finishing unbeaten on 72 off just 18 deliveries*. His explosive knock was filled with brutal six-hitting, fearless intent, and remarkable timing, completely dismantling the Australian bowling attack. Rajapaksa’s breathtaking acceleration in the death overs transformed the match, powered Sri
Dinesh Chandimal scripted a memorable moment in his career by smashing his first-ever T10 fifty, reaching the landmark in just 19 balls. His blistering innings set the tone for Sri Lanka’s dominance, showcasing fearless stroke play, clean hitting, and perfect control against the Australian attack. Chandimal’s rapid fifty provided crucial early momentum and played a
David Warner rolled back the years with a breathtaking innings, smashing the second fifty of his career in just 27 balls. His aggressive stroke play at the top set the tone for the innings, combining power and precision to dominate the bowlers. Warner’s knock was the standout performance of the match, providing momentum and showcasing
Shakib Al Hasan produced a spell of sheer brilliance, claiming a sensational hattrick that turned the match on its head. Displaying world-class control and fearless intent, he dismantled New Zealand’s middle order in rapid succession, showcasing why he remains one of cricket’s greatest all-rounders. His hattrick not only electrified the contest but reaffirmed his status
