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Asian Games: Abhishek Sharma completes 400 T20 sixes, surpasses Gayle in twin records

India star opener Abhishek Sharma registered a couple of major milestones during his stroke-filled innings of 61 against Pakistan in the Asian Games gold medal clash at the Karogi Sports Park here on Saturday.Abhishek displayed a jaw-dropping performance during his 28-ball 61, which featured seven sixes and three fours. During his knock, the Southpaw completed his 400 T20 sixes as he went past legend Chris Gayle in a major record list. Abhishek became the second-fastest player to hit 400 maximums in the shortest international format (in terms of balls taken).The Indian star took only 3513 balls to reach the milestone, while Gayle was the previous second-quickest to the milestone when he hit his 400 maximums in 3557 deliveries. Meanwhile, Andre Russell (3027 balls) remains the quickest player to get to 400 maximums.Fastest to 400 T20 sixes (balls taken):3027 A Russell3513 Abhishek Sharma3557 C Gayle3803 T David3944 K Pollard4045 N Pooran4072 E LewisAbhishek registered another major record during his outing. He also completed 100 T20 sixes in 2026 and became the second fastest player to reach 100 maximums in a calendar year. The Indian opener took 651 balls to hit 100 maximums this year, going past the likes of Dewald Brevis and Chris Gayle. Russell is the fastest player in this list too.Fastest to 100 T20 sixes in a calendar year (balls taken):589 A Russell (2019)651 Abhishek Sharma (2026)653 D Brevis (2025)724 C Gayle (2016)728 Karanbir Singh (2025)India opted to bat first against Pakistan in the cricket final. The Men in Blue went with an unchanged team for the gold medal clash as Arshdeep Singh, Yash Thakur and Vipraj Nigam remained on the bench.Pakistan came into the final with one change as batting all-rounder Saad Masood gets a game ahead of fast bowler Mohammad Wasim Jr.
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Vinod Kambli Shares Heartfelt Message from Elderly Care Centre

Vinod Kambli, the former Indian cricketer, shares an emotional video message from the Nidan Centre for Elderly Care in Thane. He expresses gratitude for the support he has received while reflecting on his health challenges over the years. Kambli's heartfelt words resonate with cricket fans, especially those who remember his iconic partnership with Sachin Tendulkar. Despite his health issues, he remains optimistic and thankful for the care he receives, reminding fans of his illustrious cricketing journey. His recent update has sparked renewed interest and support from the cricket community, as they wish him a speedy recovery.
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'Fielding Toh Kar Nahi Sakte': Netizens React As Pakistan Wicketkeeper Usman Khan Fails To Stop Bouncer During IND vs PAK Gold Medal Match

Pakistan wicketkeeper Usman Khan drew attention after failing to stop a bouncer during the 2026 Asian Games men's cricket gold medal match against India. The ball went past him towards the boundary, prompting reactions and memes on social media. One user wrote, “Fielding toh kar nahi sakte”. India and Pakistan reached the final after beating Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, respectively.
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Coach commends Windies’ effort despite results

West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has praised his team’s level of professionalism during the ongoing One Day International series against India, which will climax on Saturday with the third… The post Coach commends Windies’ effort despite results appeared first on Barbados Today .
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IPL 2024 Live Screening at Dave & Buster’s Bengaluru

IPL season is here, and there’s no better place to catch the action than Dave & Buster’s Bengaluru—the city’s best sports bar! With a gigantic 40-foot 4K screen, surround sound, and multiple TVs across the venue, you’ll feel the stadium vibes like never before.
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