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Uganda Women becomes the 1st team to score 314 in T20I cricket!

Uganda Women smashed records by becoming the first time in the history of international cricket to cross 300 runs in T20I cricket.

Batting first against Mali Women in the Kwibuka tournament, Uganda’s Prosvovia Alako and Immaculate Nyakisuyi started very well by adding 82 runs for the first wicket in just 5.4 overs.

Then Nyakisuyi got out bowled by Aicha Kone at 34(18) but that didn’t slow down the things as Alako and the captain Rita Musamali smashed hundred each but Alako ran herself out at 116 off 71 when the score was 309. Musamali who remained unbeaten on 103 off 61 then took the team to 314 in their 20 overs.

Mali gave away thirty no-ball, three byes and 28 wides in total.

This is also the first instance that two of the players from the same team has scored 100 in same innings.

In return, Mali Women were bowled out for just 10 runs, giving Uganda the biggest win ever. Earlier, Mali women scored the lowest total in T20 cricket after being bowled out for just six runs.

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