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Naman Dhir Breaks Yuvraj Singh's 19-Year-Old Record
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News18•19-10-2026, 11:07
Naman Dhir Breaks Yuvraj Singh's 19-Year-Old Record
- •Naman Dhir shattered a 19-year-old record by batting with a staggering 400 strike rate in T20 international cricket.
- •During the match against West Indies, Naman Dhir smashed 24 runs in just 6 balls, including three sixes and a four.
- •He surpassed Yuvraj Singh's previous record set against England in 2007, where Yuvi batted at a 362 strike rate.
- •After impressing captain Shubman Gill in the Sher-e-Punjab league, Naman Dhir has now cemented his strong presence in Team India.
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Naman Dhir broke Yuvraj Singh's 19-year-old record to become the top Indian batter in T20 international cricket to face at least 5 or more balls and bat with a remarkable 400 strike rate.
Naman Dhir scored 24 runs off just 6 balls, featuring three sixes and a four, achieving a staggering strike rate of 400 before rain washed out the final match.
Naman Dhir surpassed Yuvraj Singh's previous record set in 2007 against England in Durban, where Yuvi scored 58 runs in 16 balls at a strike rate of 362.
