Rahmanullah Gurbaz delivered one of his finest T10 performances, smashing his 4th career fifty in just 19 balls, showcasing elite power-hitting and fearless intent at the top. His blistering 69 runs not only anchored Afghanistan’s innings but also marked his highest individual score in this format. Gurbaz combined clean hitting with smart strike rotation, dismantling […]
In a thrilling second encounter at the Gabba, Australia edged past Afghanistan by 5 wickets with just one ball remaining, leveling the series in dramatic fashion. Afghanistan, batting first, were powered by a spectacular knock from Rahmanullah Gurbaz, whose explosive 69 off 28 balls – featuring relentless stroke play and a strike rate of 246.43
In a gripping first match of the 3-game T10 series, Afghanistan showcased remarkable composure and explosive batting to defeat Australia by 3 wickets with five balls to spare at Adelaide. After being set a competitive target of 115, Afghanistan’s chase was anchored brilliantly by Ibrahim Zadran, whose 42 off just 17 balls earned him the
In the third and decisive clash of the Afghanistan–South Africa mini-series at Mangaung Oval, South Africa produced a comprehensive all-round performance to secure a convincing 54-run win and take the series 2–1. Batting first, South Africa posted a strong 132/4 in 10 overs, driven by an outstanding innings from Reeza Hendricks, who smashed an unbeaten
Rahmanullah Gurbaz delivered one of the standout knocks of the series, smashing a blazing 54 off just 21 balls, reaching his third career T10 fifty in only 19 deliveries. Showing fearless intent from the start, Gurbaz dominated the powerplay with clean ball-striking, rapid footwork, and unwavering aggression. His explosive innings set the perfect platform for
In a spectacular T10 showdown at Durban Fields, Afghanistan delivered a power-packed performance to defeat South Africa by 18 runs, leveling the 3-match T10 series 1–1. Displaying ruthless aggression with the bat, Afghanistan posted a massive 165/5 in 10 overs, their highest total of the series. The innings was set ablaze by Rahmanullah Gurbaz, who
In a thrilling T10 opener at Cape Town, South Africa produced a dominant all-round display to defeat Afghanistan by 45 runs, taking an emphatic 1–0 lead in the 3-match series. Batting first, the Proteas unleashed explosive power as Quinton de Kock, Temba Bavuma, and David Miller teed off with fearless strokeplay, while Wayne Parnell’s blistering
India delivered a commanding performance against Afghanistan in a Ten10 encounter at the Narendra Modi Stadium, claiming victory by a massive margin of 99 runs. Batting first, India posted a formidable total of 185 for 7 in their 10 overs, with consistent contributions flowing from nearly every batter. Shubman Gill led the way with a
Mohammad Nabi blasted a 16-ball fifty, equaling the record shared by Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran for the second fastest in T10. He went on to score 63 off just 23 balls, showcasing his explosive power-hitting.
Pakistan stormed to a 7-wicket victory over Afghanistan in the Asia Cup clash at Dharamshala, thanks to Fakhar Zaman’s record-breaking blitz. Chasing 136, Zaman smashed the fastest fifty in T10 history, reaching the milestone in just 13 balls before finishing unbeaten on 57 off 19 deliveries. Earlier, Afghanistan posted 135-7, with Mohammad Nabi’s explosive 63
Ibrahim Zadran matched Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s record for the fastest fifty in just 16 balls and went on to register the highest score of 89 off 28 balls, steering Afghanistan to a dominant win.
Afghanistan defeated Sri Lanka by 34 runs in Match 3 of the Asia Cup T10 at Lucknow. Batting first, Afghanistan posted 155/4, led by Ibrahim Zadran’s explosive 89 off 28 balls. Azmatullah Omarzai added a quick 22* while Mohammad Nabi struck 19 off 6. In reply, Sri Lanka managed 121/7, with Bhanuka Rajapaksa (46 off
Mohammad Nabi claimed a stunning hattrick in the T10 Asia Cup opener at AJ Stadium, Delhi, dismissing Shakib Al Hasan, Afif Hossain, and Nurul Hasan — all caught. This was only the second hattrick in the history, with the first achieved by R. Ashwin against England.
The T10 Asia Cup got underway at AJ Stadium in Delhi with a thriller as Bangladesh defeated Afghanistan by 3 wickets with just 0.4 overs to spare. Afghanistan were reeling at 37-5 before Karim Janat and Najam Kabul turned the innings around with a blazing 72-run stand off only 27 balls for the sixth wicket.
Afghanistan secured a comprehensive 2-1 series victory over Bangladesh, winning the third and final T10 match by 7 wickets with 2.1 overs to spare. Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s explosive 62 off 19 balls powered Afghanistan to chase down Bangladesh’s 120/7 with ease.Bangladesh managed to post a competitive 120/7 in their allotted 10 overs despite losing regular wickets.
Rahmanullah Gurbaz set a new record with the fastest fifty off just 16 balls, blasting 62 from 19 deliveries to power Afghanistan to a series-clinching 2-1 victory.
In the opening match of the Bangladesh–Afghanistan tournament in Dhaka, Afghanistan clinched a nail-biting 2-wicket victory with just 0.4 overs remaining while chasing 116. Bangladesh, after being sent in to bat, posted 115/8 in their 10 overs, with Mushfiqur Rahim’s 22 off 15 balls the top score, while Fazalhaq Farooqi and Rashid Khan picked up
Rahmanullah Gurbaz blasted a rapid 50 off just 20 balls, laying the foundation for Afghanistan’s highest first-innings total of 156/8. His explosive start gave Afghanistan control early, but despite the record score, Bangladesh chased it down in a thrilling finish to level the series 1-1.
In a high-scoring thriller, Bangladesh chased down Afghanistan’s massive 156/8 in just 9.5 overs, completing the highest successful run chase in this format. Afghanistan, batting first, set a new record for the second highest total batting first, powered by Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s explosive 50 off just 21 balls and late fireworks from Azmatullah Omarzai (26 off
