New Delhi: French batsman Gustav McKeon, who scored the youngest T20 International century, has once again smashed with the bat. The right-handed batsman scored another century in the European T20 World Cup qualifier match. The player, who scored a century against Switzerland in Vanatta, also scored a century against Norway on Wednesday and thus got another world record in his name. McKeon scored 101 against Norway and against Switzerland, the player played a whirlwind inning of 109 runs.
Gustav McKeon has set a big world record with two consecutive T20 centuries. Gustav is the only cricketer to have scored 2 consecutive T20 centuries. Gustav McKeon has scored 210 runs in two innings. In these two innings, a total of 17 sixes and 10 fours have come off his bat. Against Switzerland, this batsman had hit 9 sixes and against Norway, he hit 8 sixes. Let us tell you that even after scoring a century against Switzerland, Gustav became the reason for his team's defeat. Gustav had performed poorly in bowling which led France away from victory.
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In that T20 match, Gustav had to save 16 runs in the last over, but he failed to do so. Switzerland needed 4 runs off the last ball and Gustav gave away a boundary. As a result, France lost the match by one wicket. However, this did not happen in the match played against Norway. Gustav first opened fire with the bat and then in bowling, this player took 3 wickets for 27 runs in 4 overs. Through which France won by 11 runs over Norway.
Talking about Gustav McKeon, this player has played only three T20 matches so far and in all three matches, he has scored a half-century or century. This player has scored 286 runs in 3 matches at an average of more than 95. The strike rate is also over 170. This player is playing directly at the international level and is not aware of any kind of domestic cricket record of Gustav.
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