The T20 format is known for its unpredictability and electrifying finishes. The T20 World Cup has witnessed some of the most breathtaking run-chases in cricket history. In this blog post, we’ll revisit the top five fastest T20 World Cup chases that left fans on the edge of their seats. From miraculous turnarounds to nail-biting finishes, these matches defined the spirit of T20 cricket.
Let’s dive into the list of Five Fastest T20 World Cup Chases
5. 41 – Scotland vs Oman, North Sound, 2024
In North Sound in 2024, Scotland beat Oman by 7 wickets. Oman scored 150 runs for 7 wickets, with Athavale making 54 runs and Ayaan scoring 41 runs without getting out. Scotland easily chased the target, reaching 153 runs for the loss of 3 wickets. McMullen scored 61 runs and remained not out, while Munsey added 41 runs. Scotland won the match with 41 balls remaining.
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4. 41 – Pakistan vs New Zealand, The Oval, 2009
In 2009 at The Oval, Pakistan beat New Zealand by 6 wickets. New Zealand scored 99 runs. Umar Gul took 5 wickets for 6 runs, and Abdul Razzaq took 2 wickets for 17 runs for Pakistan. Pakistan chased the target and scored 100 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. Shahzaib Hasan made 35 runs, and Shahid Afridi scored 29 runs without getting out. Pakistan won the match with 41 balls left to spare.
3. 50 – England vs Australia, Dubai, 2021
In Dubai in 2021, England beat Australia by 8 wickets. Australia scored 125 runs, with Aaron Finch making 44 runs. Chris Jordan bowled well, taking 3 wickets for 17 runs. England easily chased the target, reaching 126 for 2 wickets, thanks to Jos Buttler’s 71 not out. England won with 50 balls left.
2. 55 – West Indies vs USA, Bridgetown, 2024
In a 2024 match in Bridgetown, the West Indies easily defeated the USA by 9 wickets. The USA scored 128 runs, with Gous making 29. West Indies’ bowlers Chase and Russell did well, each taking 3 wickets for 19 and 31 runs. West Indies then scored 130 for 1, with one batsman making an unbeaten 82*. They won with 55 balls left, showing their strength in the match.
1. 58 – Australia vs Sri Lanka, Cape Town, 2007
In Cape Town in 2007, Australia won easily against Sri Lanka by 10 wickets. Sri Lanka only scored 101 runs, with Clark taking 4 wickets for 20 runs. Australia quickly reached 102 runs without losing any wickets, thanks to Hayden’s 58 not out and Gilchrist’s 31. Australia won the match with 58 balls left.
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