Suryakumar can break this record of ‘Mr 360 degree’, has left Dhoni and Raina behind

Suryakumar can break this record of ‘Mr 360 degree’, has left Dhoni and Raina behind


India vs New Zealand 2nd T20: The second match of the three-match T20 series between India and New Zealand will be played at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow today. The match will start at seven in the evening, while the toss of the match will take place at half past six. In this match, India’s star batsman Suryakumar Yadav can break the record of Mr. 360 degree i.e. AB de Villiers. 

Suryakumar Yadav, the world’s number one batsman in the ICC T20 International rankings, can leave behind AB de Villiers in terms of most runs by scoring 48 runs in the second T20 against New Zealand. Earlier, he has surpassed MS Dhoni (1617 runs) and Suresh Raina (1605 runs). 

Surprisingly, de Villiers scored 1672 runs in 75 innings of T20 International. Whereas Suryakumar has scored 1625 runs in only 44 innings. While talking about Dhoni and Raina, Mahi scored 1617 runs in 85 innings and Raina scored 1605 runs in 66 innings. 

Run in T20 International

Virat Kohli – 4,008 runs
Rohit Sharma – 3,853 runs
KL Rahul – 2,265 runs
Shikhar Dhawan – 1,759 runs
AB de Villiers – 1672 runs
Suryakumar Yadav – 1,625 run 

It is worth mentioning that Suryakumar Yadav has joined the top 5 batsmen of India in terms of scoring the most runs in T20 International in just 44 innings. Now ahead of them are Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan.  

Do or die fight for India

In the first match of the three-match T20 series, New Zealand defeated India by 21 runs. In this way, New Zealand is on a 1-0 lead in this series. If India loses today’s match as well, then the series will be named after the Kiwi team. In such a situation, the Indian team would like to win this ‘do or die’ match.

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