Nepal set four world records in their T20I victory over Mongolia at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.
Kushal Malla scored the fastest century in T20I history, reaching the milestone in just 34 balls. He also broke the record for the fastest half-century, scoring 50 in just 19 balls.
Dipendrasingh Airee became the first player to score a half-century in nine balls, hitting five sixes in the 19th over.

Nepal also set the record for the highest total in T20I history, scoring 315 runs for three wickets.
Nepal’s victory was the biggest in T20I history, with a margin of 273 runs.
Mongolia were making their debut in international cricket and could not cope with the power of the Nepali batting.
Nepal’s win is a remarkable achievement and a testament to the progress that they have made in recent years.