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Chris Gayle's 30-Ball T20 Ton Eclipsed! An 'Indian' Behind The Historic Feat. And, You Have Never Heard Of Him
Estonia batter Sahil Chauhan smashed the quickest T20 century (in 27 balls) and struck most number of sixes (18) in the format in an international game against hosts Cyprus in Episkopi on Monday. Chauhan broke Jan-Nicol Loftie Eaton's record for the fastest T20I hundred, which came off 33 balls and lasted less than four months. It was also the fastest century in all T20s, eclipsing Chris Gayle's 30-ball innings in IPL 2013. The Indian-origin Chauhan also made it to the top of the table for most sixes in a men's T20I innings.
Serena Williams sidesteps question about Donald Trump connection in NY Times interview: ‘Not going there’
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Rallying-Ogier leads by 17 seconds ahead of final day in Sardinia
Toyota's Sebastien Ogier was heading for a third win in a row after leading Rally Italy by 17.1 seconds at the end of the penultimate leg in Sardinia on Saturday as championship leader Thierry Neuville crashed out.
Amond winner moves Waterford up to fourth
Pádraig Amond was the hero for Waterford once again as his ninth goal of the season gave Keith Long's side a 2-1 victory over Bohemians at the RSC.
Kelyn Cassidy one step closer to Paris with Bangkok win
Kelyn Cassidy has moved one step closer to booking a ticket for the Paris Games after securing a win over India's Abhimanyu Loura at the Olympic qualifiers in Bangkok.
Canada's Damian Warner wins 8th Hypo Meeting decathlon
Canada's Damian Warner won his record eighth Hypo Meeting decathlon on Sunday in Götzis, Austria, his first multi-sport competition since finishing second at last year's World Athletics Championships.
FAI recognises 1924 games as first men's internationals
The FAI have announced that they will formally recognise the 1924 Ireland fixtures, including the Paris Olympic Games matches that year, as the first-ever official senior international men's matches.