Chad Bowes
New records are being made and broken every day on the cricket field. 32 year old New Zealand player Chad Baus has done wonders in List-A cricket. He has given a strong performance for the Canterbury team in the Ford Trophy and has scored an excellent double century. It is because of him that the team has been successful in scoring big.
Travis Head was also left behind
In New Zealand domestic cricket, a List-A match is currently being played in the Ford Trophy between Canterbury and Otago Volts. Chad Baus has performed amazingly while playing for Canterbury in this match. He batted powerfully and scored a double century. He has completed his double century in 103 balls. With this Chad Baus has created history. He has become the batsman to score the fastest double century in List-A cricket. He has broken the records of Australia’s Travis Head and India’s Narayan Jagadishan. Both of them had the world record of scoring a double century in List-A in 114-114 balls, which has now been broken.
Canterbury team scored 343 runs
Chad Baus scored a total of 205 runs in 110 balls in the match, which included 27 fours and 7 sixes. It was because of him that the team was successful in making a big score. Apart from Chad Baus, Zachary Foulkes played an inning of 49 runs. Canterbury team has scored 343 runs after 50 overs. On the other hand, Otago Volts have still lost five wickets for 49 runs. In such a situation, the victory of Canterbury team seems certain from here.
Played 6 ODI matches for New Zealand
Chad Baus was born on October 19, 1992. After this, he made his ODI debut for the New Zealand team in the year 2023. He then scored 99 runs in 6 ODI matches, which included one half-century. He has also played 11 T20 International matches for the New Zealand team and scored a total of 187 runs. His highest score in T20I has been 54 runs.
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