Abu Dhabi T10 League: Interesting stats and records in world's shortest format
Published - 23 Nov 2025, 13:35 IST | Updated - 23 Nov 2025, 13:37 IST
From Mohammad Shahzad’s blistering 12-ball fifty in 2018 to Nicholas Pooran’s commanding list of match-winning performances, the Abu Dhabi T10 continues to redefine the limits of cricket’s fastest format. This season has already delivered standout moments, including Zaman Khan’s hat-trick for the Ajman Titans as new feats and fresh stars emerge. Here’s a look at some standout performers and defining numbers from across the years, as the action continues to unfold in Abu Dhabi.
The Abu Dhabi T10 has evolved into cricket’s ultimate melting pot, featuring 145 elite players from 15 nations. The UAE leads the representation with 29 players, followed by England (28) and the West Indies (18), while Pakistan (15), Afghanistan (12), Sri Lanka (12), Australia (8), India (5), USA (5), South Africa (5), Bangladesh (3), New Zealand (2), Namibia (1), Scotland (1) and Hungary (1) round out a truly global roster competing in the fastest format of the game.
The 12-ball fifty stands as the tournament’s ultimate batting achievement, accomplished by:
Ajman Titans’ Zaman Khan is the latest addition to the list, achieving the feat against the Northern Warriors on Friday night. He joins:
Shahid Afridi (2017), Aamer Yamin (2018), Pravin Tambe (2018), Wayne Parnell (2021), Oshane Thomas (2021–22), Adil Rashid (2021–22), Angelo Mathews (2023), Akeal Hosein (2023)
Warriors ease past Gladiators in composed 6-wicket win
With the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 well underway, new performances and milestones continue to take shape. As teams push for momentum and players make their mark, the contest for supremacy in the fastest format is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats.
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