Rachin Ravindra made a world record in the match played between Bangladesh and New Zealand. He batted brilliantly against Bangladesh and made his name in the pages of history by scoring a century.
With the help of this century, Rachin Ravindra made the world record in his name.
Rachin Ravindra’s miracle on Pakistani soil Young Rachin Ravindra achieved a great feat on the soil of Rawalpindi. Rachin, who came into the team in difficult circumstances, scored a century in his debut match of the Champions Trophy. Apart from this, he also became the batsman who scored the most centuries for New Zealand in ICC competitions.
Rachin has become the only player in the world to score a century in his debut match in the ICC ODI World Cup and Champions Trophy. Apart from this, he also set the record for scoring the most centuries in an ICC ODI tournament for New Zealand. He has scored 4 centuries. Rachin Ravindra has surpassed Kane Williamson, who has 3 centuries to his name.
Brilliant innings of 112 runs
In this match, Rachin Ravindra, who came to bat at number four, played an innings of 112 runs in 105 balls. Apart from this, he hit 12 fours and 1 six. Apart from this, he batted at a strike rate of 106.67. Apart from him, Tom Latham also played a half-century innings. He scored 55 runs in 76 balls. New Zealand also defeated Bangladesh and confirmed its place in the semi-finals.
