Nepal made history by becoming the first men’s team ever to cross the 300-run mark in a T20 international. In an explosive match against Mongolia in Hangzhou, Nepal bludgeoned their way to a staggering total of 314 for three in their allotted 20 overs. This feat shattered the previous record of 278 for three set by Afghanistan against Ireland in 2019.

At the heart of this cricketing spectacle was Kushal Malla, batting at number three, who showcased a masterclass in aggressive batting. He not only smashed a T20 international century but also did it in breathtaking fashion, taking a mere 34 balls to reach this milestone. Malla’s electrifying performance left cricket enthusiasts in awe.

The fireworks didn’t stop with Malla. Dipendra Singh Airee entered the fray and concluded the innings in a jaw-dropping manner. Airee launched an astonishing assault on the Mongolian bowlers, blasting eight sixes on his way to an unbeaten 52 from just 10 balls. What’s more, he achieved his fifty in a mere nine balls, rewriting another world record.