Mongolia all out for 10 runs: Joint lowest T20I total

Mongolia suffered another horrific batting collapse as they were bundled out for only 10 runs against Singapore in the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier A. It was the joint lowest completed total in T20I history. 

Although 10 runs all out is a horrific batting story, it is not surprising when it happened with Mongolia. In their 13 T20I innings, they never reached the three-figure mark, as their highest T20I total is only 75 runs. 

In the 14th match of the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier A, Mongolia were bundled out for only 10 runs in 10 overs. It was the third time when they failed to score 20 runs in a T20I innings, the only team to record it more than once. 

Meanwhile, the 10 runs all out equalled the record for the lowest completed T20I and T20 total. In February 2023, the Isle of Man were bundled out for only 10 runs in 8.4 overs against Spain. 

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Lowest completed totals in T20I history (Top 5)

Lowest completed totals in T20 history (Top 5)

 

In Monglia’s innings against Singapore, two was the highest score as the wicketkeeper-batter Gandemberel Ganbold (2) and Zoljavkhlan Shurentsetseg (2 not out) scored it along with the extras.

Harsha Bharadwaj recorded 2nd best bowling figures in T20I history

Singapore leg-spinner Harsha Bharadwaj ended the first innings with the bowling figures of 4-2-3-6. These were the second-best bowling figures in T20I history. 

The record bowling figures in T20I history are 4-1-8-7 by the right-arm medium pacer Syazrul Idrus for Malaysia against China during the 2023 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia B Qualifier. 

Second fastest successful T20I chase

Later, Singapore successfully chased the 11-run target in just five balls (13/1). It was the second time in T20I history that a team successfully chased down a target in less than an over. 

While Singapore won the match by nine wickets with 115 balls remaining, it was the second-fastest T20I chase. Spain hold the record for the fastest T20I chase when they chased the 11-run target in just two balls against the Isle of Man in February 2023 and won the match by 10 wickets with 118 balls remaining.