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Aasif Sheikh’s double century steals the spotlight at Men’s PM Cup

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  • Aasif Sheikh shattered records in the Men's PM Cup by scoring the first-ever double century, reaching 208 runs.
  • Sheikh's innings included a record 17 sixes, contributing to APF's record-high team total of 390/9.
  • Tribhuvan Army Club also posted a massive total of 362/8, driven by Binod Bhandari's 189, highlighting a day of exceptional batting performances.

Nepal's premier one-day cricket event, the Men’s PM Cup, witnessed an extraordinary display of batting prowess as Aasif Sheikh etched his name in history.

He smashed 17 sixes and 15 fours to get to the milestone.

— Article TextDetails of Aasif Sheikh's record-breaking innings.

Sheikh achieved a monumental feat by scoring the tournament's first-ever double century, an astounding 208 runs off 137 deliveries against Madhesh Province. His explosive innings, featuring a record 17 sixes, not only propelled his team, APF, to a record-breaking total of 390/9 but also showcased a level of individual brilliance rarely seen in domestic cricket.

He scored the remaining 50 runs for the double ton in 18 deliveries.

— Article TextDescribes the rapid scoring pace that led to Aasif Sheikh's double century.

The day's excitement didn't end there. In a parallel match, Tribhuvan Army Club also posted a formidable 362/8, thanks to a spectacular 189 from Binod Bhandari. These record-shattering performances underscore the growing talent and competitive spirit within Nepali cricket, providing thrilling entertainment for fans and setting new benchmarks for future tournaments.

Alongside a record individual score, Sheikh also became the batsman with the most sixes in an innings of the Men’s PM Cup.

— Article TextHighlights Aasif Sheikh's dual record-breaking achievement.
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