Hamza Khan produced one of the greatest innings in Men's T20I history on Sunday, hammering a sensational 164* against Ivory Coast in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub-Regional Qualifier in Gaborone.
The 164-run knock came off just 65 balls and was laced with nine fours and 15 maximums at a thumping strike rate of 252.30.
The 15 sixes he hit is also the joint fourth-highest in a single T20I innings.
Hamza’s 164 is now the second-highest individual score ever recorded in Men’s T20Is, trailing only Aaron Finch’s iconic 172 for Australia against Zimbabwe in 2018.
Hamza Khan produced one of the greatest innings in Men's T20I history on Sunday, hammering a sensational 164* against Ivory Coast in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub-Regional Qualifier in Gaborone.
The 164-run knock came off just 65 balls and was laced with nine fours and 15 maximums at a thumping strike rate of 252.30. The 15 sixes he hit is also the joint fourth-highest in a single T20I innings.
Hamza’s 164 is now the second-highest individual score ever recorded in Men’s T20Is, trailing only Aaron Finch’s iconic 172 for Australia against Zimbabwe in 2018.
