THE International Masters League (IMLT20) 2025 has witnessed a breathtaking shine of vintage cricket shine as Shane Watson Returned the years with a hundred scintils on February 24, 2025. However, despite his heroic, Australia Masters failed against an outburst Masters of the West Indies Side, who chased an intimidating target with Flair in an exciting meeting at the Dy Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai.
Shane Watson rewinds the clock with the historic century
Watson, the legend of 43 -year -old Australian crickets, presented the chronometer in style, breaking the first century in the history of the IML T20. Open the striker next door Ben DunkWatson has unleashed a boundary and six -year dam, scoring 107 points out of only 52 balls. His blow was dotted with nine four and as many of six, reaching the three -digit brand in 48 deliveries.
Watson started aggressively, heading for his fifty bullets in just 28 bullets and did not give up. A chance abandoned out of 80 by the Wests Fielders only eaten his fire, when he anchored the anchor of the Masters of Australia to a formidable 216/8 in their 20 Overs. The sleeves presented a quick 83 -point partnership with Callum Ferguson and a quick stand of 54 points with Daniel ChristianPresenting Watson’s ability to dominate the quisors even at the twilight of his career.
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𝑾𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒐 Without waste ⏱️👉 𝒇𝒊𝒓𝒔𝒕-𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓 # Imlt20 A century in just 4️⃣8️⃣ balls! 👏#Thebapsofccket #Imlonjiohotstar #Imloncineplex pic.twitter.com/zk7nmnucdv
– International Masters League (@ IMLT20OFICIAL) February 24, 2025
Also look: Sara Tendulkar applauds while Yuvraj Singh takes a spectacular limit line capture in the International Master’s League 2025
Lendl Simmons steals the show in the pursuit
Chasing 217, the Masters of the Antilles needed great performance, and Lendl Simmons Delivered spectacularly. The 40 -year -old opener broke an unbeaten 94 on only 44 bullets, including 6 ovens and 8 six, to guide his team towards a victory with seven counters with four balls to lose. Simmons was skillfully supported by Dwayne Smithwhich burst 51 on 29 balls.
