T20i Record: 5 wickets in 8 balls! This Finland player created a world record in history, T20I

T20i record: There has been a feat in T20 International cricket, which can only think only in his dream. Finland’s fast bowler Mahesh Tambe has made the world record of taking the fastest 5 wickets in T20I, creating history. He did this miraculous performance against Estonia in the third T20 match and returned half the team to the pavilion by taking 5 wickets in just 8 balls.

Bahrain’s record broken

Earlier, this record was recorded in the name of Junaid Aziz of Bahrain, who took 5 wickets in just 10 balls against Germany in 2022, but now Mahesh Tambe has achieved his name in cricket history by achieving this record two balls before Junaid.

Estonia gets a crushing defeat

In the third T20I match played on Sunday, Estonia’s team batted first and scored 141 runs in 19.4 overs. At one time the team was on 104 runs for 2 wickets and was moving towards a big score. Then Mahesh Tambe held the ball and overturned the match with his brilliant bowling.

Copper showed the path of the pavilion to Stephen Gooch, Sahil Chauhan, Rupam Barua and Prannoy Geiwala in just 1.2 overs. His bowling analysis was, 2 overs, 19 runs, 5 wickets. This performance not only became the turning point of the match, but also made him a star overnight.

Finland’s victory and series capture

Chasing 141 runs, Finland won with 5 wickets in 18.1 overs. Arvind Mohan, the hero of the team, played an unbeaten innings of 67 runs off 60 balls and easily chased the target. Faraj Mehti Abbas (19 runs) and Jordan O’Brien (18 runs) partnered with them and supported them well.

With this victory, Finland has won the three-match series 2–1.

Estonia’s second unique record is also unique record

Significantly, Estonia’s team has now become part of two unique records. First, the fastest century is the name of his player Sahil Chauhan. Who hit 27 balls in front of Cyprus’s team in the year 2023, and now the record of the fastest 5 wickets has also been made against Estonia.