Published 16:33 IST, December 2nd 2019

Anjali Chand replicates Deepak Chahar, claims 6-0 to create T20I world record

Anjali Chand finished with match figures of 2.1-2-0-6 against Maldives to create a women's T20I record. She broke the record of Mas Elysa's 3-6 against China.

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Last month, Indian pacer Deepak Chahar scripted history with a cracking spell 6-7 in 3.2 overs against Bangladesh in a T20 international. Chahar broke into record books as his match-winning spell was best-ever figures recorded by any men’s cricketer in T20Is. Only 22 days later, Nepal Women’s bowler Anjali Chand took 6-0 against Maldives Women’s team in ongoing 2019 South Asian Games.

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A la Deepak Chahar? Anjali Chand claims 6-for to create T20I record

Anjali Chand rattled entire Maldives Women batting line-up to register best-ever bowling figures in Women’s T20Is. Maldives Women were all out for just 16 in 10.1 overs which was later chased down by Nepal with 115 balls and 10 wickets to spare. Overall, Chand bowled just 13 balls in match to finish with match figures of 2.1-2-0-6. She broke record of Maldives' Mas Elysa, who previously registered figures of 6-3 against China.

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Deepak Chahar’s 6-7 still remains best-recorded figures in men’s T20Is. right-arm pacer is selected for upcoming home series against West Indies. West Indies are scheduled to tour India in December and will play three T20Is and three ODIs over course of 16 days in country. series will begin with first of three T20Is on December 6 at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad.

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16:25 IST, December 2nd 2019