Afghanistan’s star cricketer Rashid Khan has set a new global record in T20 cricket, reaching 633 career wickets after claiming two dismissals in a South African league match.
The record was previously held by West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo, who had amassed 631 wickets in the format.
Reacting to his achievement, Rashid Khan expressed his gratitude on Facebook: “I thank Almighty Allah for allowing me to achieve another milestone in cricket. Everything we accomplish is for our country, and every success belongs to our homeland. I am honored to be the first bowler in the world to reach 633 wickets in T20 cricket. A heartfelt thanks to everyone for their prayers and support.”
Rashid Khan has consistently ranked among the world’s top bowlers for years, cementing his place as one of cricket’s most dominant figures.
