Statistical highlights – Zimbabwe vs Pakistan, 2nd T20I
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Statistical highlights – Zimbabwe vs Pakistan, 2nd T20I: For the 2nd time in the T20I series, Zimbabwe were defeated by the visiting Pakistan side in a close encounter. Hosts failed to chase down exactly the same target which they needed in the 1st game as they were beaten by 15 runs. As a result, Pakistan takes the 2-match series 2-0. Here we look at all the possible stats recorded during the match.
Statistical highlights – Zimbabwe vs Pakistan, 2nd T20I:
6 – This is the 6th consecutive win for Pakistan in T20Is. However, their longest winning streak in T20Is is 7 matches.
6 – For the 2nd time, Pakistan have recorded a streak of 6 or more consecutive wins in T20Is. South Africa is only the other team to have recorded 2 streaks of 6 or more consecutive wins in T20Is.
0 – Number of individual fifties recorded in this series. This is only the 11th bi-lateral T20I series (Min 2 matches) which didn’t have seen an individual fifty.
40* – Sean Ervine’s 40* in 2nd T20I was the highest Individual score of the series. Only 3 other T20I bi-lateral series has seen a highest individual score of 40 or less.
17.21 – Average per wicket during this series. Only 8 other bi-lateral T20I series had less average than the Zimbabwe-Pakistan series.
136 – Highest team total in this series is 136 by Pakistan in both the game. Only 11 other T20I bi-lateral series has seen a highest team total of 136 or less.
5 – For only the 5th time, Shahid Afridi’s strike rate was 100 or less than 100 in 2 consecutive innings.
121 – Zimbabwe’s total in the 2nd T20I. This is the 2nd highest team total for a team after losing first four wickets for less than 25 runs.
1 – Hamilton Masakadza became the first Zimbabwe player to score 1000 runs in T20Is. In overall, he is the 19th player to reach the milestone.
38 – Innings took by Hamilton Masakadza to score 1000 runs in T20Is. Jointly the 8th fastest player to reach the milestone.
Fastest to 1000 runs in T20Is:
Player | Country | Innings |
Kevin Pietersen | England | 32 |
Alex Hales | England | 32 |
Chris Gayle | West Indies | 34 |
Brendon McCullum | New Zealand | 35 |
Martin Guptill | New Zealand | 36 |
Shane Watson | Australia | 36 |
David Warner | Australia | 37 |
Kumar Sangakkara | Sri Lanka | 38 |
Hamilton Masakadza | Zimbabwe | 38 |
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