Sydney Thunder registered the lowest team total in T20 cricket when they were bowled out for 15 runs against Adelaide Strikers in a Big Bash League game.

 When Sydney Thunder was bowled out for 15 runs while pursuing a target of 140 against Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League in Australia, they set a record for the lowest team total in T20 cricket history. Sports Desk at NDTV Updated at 6:01 p.m. IST on December 16, 2022 Time to Read: 2 min.

In a Big Bash League game against Adelaide Strikers, Sydney Thunder was defeated for 15 runs, recording the lowest team total ever. Cricket T20

Sydney Thunder lost against Adelaide Strikers after being dismissed for just 15 runs.

The Sydney Thunder were bowled out for an inconceivable total of 15 runs against Adelaide Strikers on Friday, startling the cricketing world into the first week of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2022–23 season. While doing so,

Scorecard for Sydney Thunder's 15-all match




Sydney's highest individual score in the game was 4 runs, which Brendan Doggett scored later in the batting order. The batters that opened the scoring, including Rilee Rossouw, Alex Ross, Daniel Sams, Fazalhaq Farooqi, and Oliver Davies, were unable to even reach four runs. Five batters in all were out after getting a duck.


List of the lowest men's totals ever in T20:

Sydney Thunder vs. Adelaide Strikers, game 15, (2022)

Czech Republic vs. Turkey, 2019

Uganda vs. Lesotho, 2021, number 26

28. Turkey vs. Luxembourg in 2019.

30 - Malaysia vs. Thailand in 2022

It's astonishing that Sydney included Alex Hales, the England batter who won the T20 World Cup in 2022, in the squad. However, they could only muster a team total of 15, losing the game by 124 runs while attempting to reach a 140-run target.


For Adelaide, Henry Thornton (54 wickets), Wes Agar (4 wickets), and Matthew Short (1 wicket) ruled the bowling.

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