Mayank Yadav: In the third T20 match played between India and Zimbabwe, once again the havoc of Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav was seen.



Mayank Yadav: In the third T20 match played between India and Zimbabwe, once again the havoc of Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav was seen. In this match, he set a historical record by taking the wicket of Brian Bennett on the first ball of the very first over. With this special feat, Mayank has made a place in Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s special list.


Became the second bowler to do so


During Zimbabwe’s innings, Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav has created history by taking the wicket of Brian Bennett on the first ball of the very first over. He has become the second Indian bowler in T20 International cricket to take a wicket on the first ball of the innings thrice. Let us tell you, Mayank took the wicket with the first ball twice in this series against Zimbabwe.



Mayank Yadav equaled Bhuvneshwar Kumar


Mayank Yadav has equaled Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who is called the King of Swing, in terms of taking a wicket in the first ball. Mayank Yadav has now equaled Bhuvneshwar Kumar in terms of taking wickets on the first ball most number of times in T20 International. Bhuvi has achieved this feat 3 times in his entire career. Now Mayank Yadav has also done this feat thrice by taking the first ball and wicket of the innings.


Indian bowlers who took wicket on the first ball of the innings in T20I


Bhuvneshwar Kumar holds the record for taking wickets on the first ball most number of times in T20 International. He did this feat 3 times. After this, the name of Mayank Yadav comes at the second place in this list, who also achieved this feat thrice. The third name in this list is that of star all-rounder Hardik Pandya, who took wicket on the first ball twice. The fourth name in this list is that of fast bowler Arshdeep Singh. He has also taken wickets on the first ball twice in T20 International.



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