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Bhutan’s Sonam Yeshey Becomes First-ever To Register 8-wicket Haul In T20I
Sonam Yeshey: Bhutan’s left-arm spinner Sonam Yeshey has etched his name into cricket history, becoming the first bowler ever to claim eight wickets in a T20 match, international or otherwise.
The 22-year-old achieved the landmark during the third T20I against Myanmar in Gelephu on Friday. Yeshey produced a stunning spell of 8 for seven from his four overs, skittling Myanmar for just 45 while they chased Bhutan’s modest 127 for 9.
The series has been heavily one-sided, with Yeshey leading the charge; he has taken 12 wickets across four matches, with the final game scheduled for Monday.
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ODI World Cup: Former England all-rounder Chris Woakes has signed a new two-year contract with Warwickshire, extending his stay at the county club until the end of the 2027 season.
New Zealand's Zak Foulkes Joins Durham For T20 Blast Campaign
Durham County Cricket Club: New Zealand pacer Zak Foulkes has signed with Durham for the upcoming T20 Blast season. The 22-year-old seamer, known for his hard-hitting deliveries, has played eight international white-ball matches since making his debut in April 2024. Seven of those appearances have come in T20Is, where he has taken nine wickets at an average of 26.33, including a best of 3-20 against Sri Lanka.
Tier 1 England Women's Domestic Teams To Play T20 Blast & One-Day Cup From 2025
Metro Bank One Day Cup: England's eight Tier 1 women’s domestic cricket teams will play in their version of the T20 Blast and One-Day Cup from 2025, as the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) aims to align the structure of its new domestic competitions with their male counterparts.
Nottinghamshire Sign Ben Lister, Fazalhaq Farooqi As Replacement For Shaheen Afridi
Shaheen Shah Afridi: Nottinghamshire have secured the services of two talented left-arm seamers, Ben Lister from New Zealand and Fazalhaq Farooqi from Afghanistan as a replacement of Shaheen Shah Afridi for the T20 Blast 2024 group stages.
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