Team all out on 10 runs, the match finished in 5 balls, 17-year-old Indian-origin bowler took 6 wickets for 3 runs, world record created

Records are often made and broken on the cricket field. Sometimes such matches are seen that are difficult to believe. A similar astonishing match was seen in Bangi, Malaysia. The 14th match of ICC T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier A was played on the ground of Bangi in which Mongolia's team collapsed for just 10 runs. Although it was a T20 match, Mongolia's team could score only 10 runs in 10 overs, and in response, Singapore won the match in 5 balls. However, during this time one of its wickets also fell. A 17-year-old Indian-origin bowler dominated this entire match, whose name is Harsh Bhardwaj and this player took 6 wickets for just 3 runs.

Harsh Bhardwaj is a leg spinner, yet Singapore captain Manpreet Singh gave him the opening bowling. Harsh did not disappoint his captain and this player gave only 3 runs in 4 overs. This player took 6 wickets. Harsh single-handedly dealt with 5 out of the first 6 batsmen. Mongolia had lost 5 wickets for 7 runs even before the power play and Harsh had completed five wickets in his innings.

Talking about Mongolia's batting, none of its batsmen could cross the double-digit mark. 5 batsmen could not even open their account. The highest individual score of the team was 2 runs. As a result, the entire team collapsed on 10 runs. Talking about the lowest T20 total in T20, Mongolia has now come on top. Mongolia is the first team to score 10 runs after playing 10 overs. Before this, the Isle of Man team also collapsed on 10 runs, although that team was all out in 8.4 overs. This means that Mongolia also has the record of the lowest run rate in any T20 International. The batting of the Mongolian team has always been very poor. This year, this team was all out on 12 runs against Japan.