Kieron Pollard becomes first cricketer to play 600 T20 matches

Kieron Pollard becomes first cricketer to play 600 T20 matches

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Category : Sports Published on: August 10 2022

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Former West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard became the first cricketer to play 600 T20 matches.
The hard-hitting batter achieved this landmark during his side's London Spirit's match against Manchester Originals during ongoing The Hundred tournament at Lord's.
He smashed an unbeaten 34 runs off just 11 balls consisting of one four and four big sixes.
He has scored 11,723 runs across 600 games at an average of 31.34.
He has the best individual performance of 104. Pollard has scored one century and 56 half-centuries in the format.
He has also captured 309 wickets with best bowling figures of 4/15.
Behind him are players Dwayne Bravo (543 matches), Shoaib Malik (472), Chris Gayle (463) and Ravi Bopara (426).

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