O sul-africano Lungi Ngidi tornou-se o top T20I wicket-taker, alcançando 90 wickets vs Zimbabwe em 1 de março de 2026. South Africa’s Lungi Ngidi became top T20I wicket-taker, reaching 90 wickets vs Zimbabwe on March 1, 2026.

O sul-africano Lungi Ngidi tornou-se o wicket-taker líder de todos os tempos no T20 Internationals durante a partida T20 World Cup Super Eight contra o Zimbábue em 1 de março de 2026, levando 1/29 para chegar a 90 wickets em 63 partidas. South African fast bowler Lungi Ngidi became the country’s all-time leading wicket-taker in T20 Internationals during the T20 World Cup Super Eight match against Zimbabwe on March 1, 2026, taking 1/29 to reach 90 wickets in 63 matches. Ele superou Tabraiz Shamsi, que tinha 89 wickets em 70 T20Is. He surpassed Tabraiz Shamsi, who had 89 wickets in 70 T20Is. Ngidi, com uma média de boliche de 20,48 e três quatro wicketes, também é o segundo maior goleador no torneio em andamento, com 12 wicketes em 13,75. Ngidi, with a bowling average of 20.48 and three four-wicket hauls, is also the second-highest wicket-taker in the ongoing tournament with 12 wickets at 13.75. O Zimbábue marcou 153/7, com Sikandar Raza fazendo 73 off 43 bolas. Zimbabwe scored 153/7, with Sikandar Raza making 73 off 43 balls. Os jogadores de boliche da África do Sul foram liderados por Kwena Mapakha (2/21) e Corbin Bosch (2/40). South Africa’s bowlers were led by Kwena Mapakha (2/21) and Corbin Bosch (2/40).