Kathmandu: The world record in the T20 (T20 Format) format is that of a Nepalese batsman. Nepal’s opener Kushal Bhurtel shared Yuvraj Singh’s record. Nepal took on China in the 2026 Asian Games Men’s T20 Qualifier at the Singapore National Cricket Ground. In that match, Virat attacked China’s bowling attack. This explosive batsman of Nepal set a precedent of six sixes in 6 balls.

Kushal Vurtel scored 129 runs off 43 balls in the match. The Nepalese batsman hit five boundaries and 16 sixes in his innings. Kushal became only the fifth batsman to hit six sixes in six balls in men’s T20I cricket. Nepal scored a total of 37 runs in one over of China’s Chen Zhuo Yu. The Chinese bowler also bowled a wide ball in that over. In the 2007 T20 World Cup, India’s Yuvraj Singh hit 6 sixes off Stuart Broad’s over against England. Dipendra Singh Airey became Nepal’s first batsman to hit six sixes off six balls against Qatar in 2024. Most sixes hit by a Nepalese batsman in men’s T20 cricket with 99 sixes. Second in the list is Dipendra Singh Airey who hit 89 sixes.

Harmanpreet’s goal is to fulfill his dreams
The Indian women’s cricket team will play in the T20 World Cup in England. The Indian women’s cricket team will play a three-match series in this format before entering the T20 World Cup in England. Harmanpreet Kaur made her national team debut in this format at the T20 World Cup in England in 2009. Harmanpreet says, ‘Yes, definitely the biggest memorable moment for me is Abhishek’s time. I think it would be a dream come true for any cricketer, if he debuts in England and then wins the World Cup in England. I could not ask more for myself or from God. It’s about maintaining a positive mindset and doing the right thing over and over again, because consistency always pays off.’

Owan Day won the World Cup last year as the captain of the Indian women’s cricket team. The star cricketer also said, ‘Not with any pressure, Indian cricket team players are relieved of pressure and will enter the field with an open mind. The girls of the team will play their natural game. After winning the ODI World Cup, everyone’s confidence in the dressing room has increased. That confidence will be with us in this T20 World Cup as well. We now know how to win and perform well under pressure. Those experiences will give us confidence in this World Cup.’