BANGLADESH: Brendon McCullum on Saturday became the first cricketer to ranking two hundreds of years in Twenty20 Internationals as New Zealand released their ICC Globe T20 strategy with a smashing 59-run success over Bangladesh in Pallekele.
McCullum (123) was in harmful type as he butchered the Bangladesh bowlers with 11 four legs and seven sixes in his 58-ball affect to information New Zealand to 191 for three after being requested to bat in the starting Team D go with at Pallekele Worldwide Cricket Ground.
Chasing a huge focus on of 192, the greatest so far in this version of the ICC Globe Twenty20, Bangladesh could ranking just 132 for eight. Kyle Generators (3/33) activated a Bangladesh top-order failure with speed co-worker Tim Southee cracking in with three wickets for just 16 operates.
McCullum, whose blitzkrieg remaining the rare audience at the stadium spellbound, was on a record-breaking exercise as his number of was the greatest ranking in any Twenty20 Worldwide as well as in the brief record of ICC Globe T20.
His previously T20 Worldwide number of -- 116 not out --came in Feb 2010 in Christchurch against Sydney.
The previously maximum ranking in T20 Worldwide appears in the name of Western Native indian swashbuckler Chelsea Gayle (117 in 2007 version of the ICC Globe T20 against Southern African-american in Johannesburg) and Southern Africa Rich Levi (117 not out against New Zealand in Hamilton in Feb this year).
Gayle's 117 in the 2007 version was the first maximum ranking in ICC Globe T20. McCullum's number of these days was it all millennium in the ICC Globe Twenty20 record.
McCullum, who has performed 48 T20 Internationals and obtained 1443 operates at a typical of 36.07 before modern go with, distributed 94 operates for second wicket with Wayne Franklin (35) in 10.9 overs to set up the big complete.
The 30-year-old wicketkeeper batsman padded another 78 operates for the third wicket with leader Ross Taylor (14 not out) from just 35 paintballs. He was out in the last basketball of the innings off the go-karting of Abdur Razzak.
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