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Anjali Chand Scripts History In T20I Cricket, Picks 6 Wickets For 0 Runs

With unbelievable figures of 6-0, Anjali broke the world record for the best figures in Women's T20I registered by Mas Elysa of Maldives

Nepal's female  cricketer Anjali Chand scripted history on Monday as she registered superlative bowling figures of 6/0 in a T2OI match against the Maldives. With the extraordinary feat, Anjali broke the record for the best figures in Women's T20I. Before her, Mas Elysa of Maldives had held the record with figures of 6/3 against China in 2019. Batting first, Maldives could only manage 16 runs and the hosts overhauled the target in just 0.5 overs. Anjali struck thrice in the 7th over and twice in the 9th over before wrapping up the Maldives innings in the 11th over. The medium pacer bowled just 13 balls in the entire match. Nepal are competing with the Maldives, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in the 4-team tournament and the best two at the end of a round-robin stage will enter the gold medal match. In the men's category, India pacer Deepak Chahar holds the record for the best bowling figures 6/7 in 3.2 overs against Bangladesh in Nagpur on November 10.

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