Gayle smashes fastest T20 half-century
Jan 18, 2016 - 11:16 AM Chris Gayle has smashed the equal fastest half-century in Twenty20 cricket history, the West Indian star slamming 51 runs off just 12 balls in Melbourne Renegades' Big Bash League clash with Adelaide Strikers.Gayle hit seven sixes - four in a row off the first over of his side's innings at Etihad Stadium - to equal the record set by India's Yuvraj Singh in 2007 against England, in Durban.
He was dismissed, caught behind by Tim Ludeman off the bowling of Travis Head, for 56 off just 17 balls at a strike rate of 329.41.
Source: AAP
No one has shouted yet.
Be the first!
Be the first!
Related News
- Renegades captain Finch remains upbeat Dec 29
- Scorchers hand Renegades first BBL defeat Dec 29
- Renegades out for BBL first against Perth Dec 28
- White not dreaming of international return Dec 23
- White-hot Renegades down Heat in BBL Dec 23
- Bravo to slay demons in BBL home return Dec 21
- Renegades' Bravo reaches T20 milestone Dec 21
- Renegades aiming for break-out BBL: Finch Dec 19
- Rejuvenated Renegades ready to roll in BBL Dec 18
- Hogg set for another Renegades campaign Dec 13
- Gades sign young gun Sutherland for BBL07 Dec 3
- Age will benefit Renegades in BBL: Hodge Nov 13