Highest Score in T20 Debut: Record-Breaking Performance
- Amit Passi, playing for Baroda in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, scored 114 runs off 55 balls on his Twenty20 debut against Services.
- * Date: The article doesn't specify a date, but reports the event occurred during a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match.
- Record Comparison Table: PlayerScoreBallsMatchYearAmit Passi11455Syed Mushtaq ali Trophy2024 (implied)Bilal Asif11448Pakistan Cricket League2015What's Next?
Amit passi’s Record-Breaking T20 Debut: A Summary
What Happened?
Amit Passi, playing for Baroda in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, scored 114 runs off 55 balls on his Twenty20 debut against Services. this performance equaled the record for the highest individual score on T20 debut. Baroda won the match by 13 runs, scoring 220/5 to Services’ 207/8.
When & Why It Matters:
* Date: The article doesn’t specify a date, but reports the event occurred during a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match.
* Possibility: Passi got his chance due to Jitesh Sharma being selected for the Indian team.
* Significance: Passi’s score tied the record previously held by Pakistani player Bilal Asif (114 off 48 balls in 2015). It’s a notable achievement in domestic T20 cricket, highlighting a promising new talent.
* Key Stats:
* Amit Passi: 114 runs off 55 balls (10 fours, 9 sixes). Reached fifty in 24 balls, century in 44 balls.
* baroda: 220/5
* Services: 207/8
* Services Top Scorers: Kanwar Pathak (51), Ravi Chauhan (51)
Record Comparison Table:
| Player | Score | Balls | Match | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amit Passi | 114 | 55 | Syed Mushtaq ali Trophy | 2024 (implied) |
| Bilal Asif | 114 | 48 | Pakistan Cricket League | 2015 |
What’s Next?
* For Amit Passi: This remarkable debut will likely open doors for further opportunities in domestic cricket adn potentially higher levels of competition. His performance will be closely watched.
* For Baroda: Passi’s form adds strength to the Baroda batting lineup as they continue in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
* For Syed Mushtaq ali Trophy: the tournament continues, with other players looking to make their mark.
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