Malaysia’s Syazrul Ezat Idrus scripts historical past on the opening day of the ICC Males’s T20 World Cup 2024 Asia Regional Qualifier B match by turning into the first seven-wicket haul in a Males’s T20I.

Malaysia’s Syazrul Ezat Baggage first seven wicket haul in Males’s T20I

Syazrul Ezat achieved this throughout Malaysia’s match in opposition to China on July 26 at Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur. Syazrul Ezat ended with figures 7/8 the place Malaysia recorded an eight-wicket win at Bayuemas Oval.

“A complete of 12 bowlers had beforehand claimed six-wicket hauls in a Males’s T20I – together with India duo Deepak Chahar and Yuzvendra Chahal, Australia spinner Ashton Agar and Sri Lanka tweaker Ajantha Mendis – however an elusive seven-wicket haul had by no means been recorded till Idrus’ wonderful effort,” in response to an ICC report.

🚨 BREAKING: Syazrul Ezat units the WORLD RECORD for greatest figures in Males’s T20Is!

Figures of 7-8 the place all his wickets had been bowled. Congratulations to Syazrul. An unbelievable, memorable efficiency 🇲🇾 👏

🇨🇳 23 All Out (11.2)

Watch the chase ➡️ https://t.co/Ttu8Ghsbjl pic.twitter.com/EiZI7f1MR8

— Malaysia Cricket (@MalaysiaCricket) July 26, 2023

In ladies’s T20Is, Netherlands’ Frederique Overdijk and Argentina’s Alison Shares have seven-wicket hauls.

“The suitable-armer took a liking to the circumstances in Pandamaran as he single-handedly ripped via the Chinese language batting line-up, selecting up all seven of his wickets bowled because the guests had been dismissed for simply 23 within the twelfth over,” the ICC report added.

“Malaysia misplaced two fast wickets in reply as they chased down the victory goal within the fifth over, giving them the proper begin to the qualifying match they’re internet hosting forward of the T20 World Cup within the USA and West Indies subsequent yr.

The winner of this match will progress to the Asia Regional Remaining in Nepal in November, with the 2 main groups from that occasion then making it via to the 20-over showcase in 2024.