Marcus Stoinis’s IPL changed the game, who was given credit for the stormy innings

Marcus Stoinis on IPL: Marcus Stoinis, who was the hero of the Australian team’s victory against Sri Lanka, completed his half-century playing a stormy innings in 17 balls. At the same time, in this match, Stoinis played a quick innings of 59 runs in 18 balls. After this innings, Marcus Stoinis has given a big statement about IPL.

IPL changed my game
After playing a stormy 59 runs in 18 balls against Sri Lanka, Marcus Stoinis said that IPL changed my cricket and helped me become a better cricketer. Stoinis said that I have been playing the Indian Premier League for the last few years. From IPL, I got to know about various techniques and mentality of playing spin. This helped me become a better cricketer.

Stoinis became the fastest batsman to score a half-century
At the same time, Marcus Stoinis has made a big record in his name during this swashbuckling innings. In fact, in T20 International, Marcus Stoinis has gone to the Australian batsman to score a half-century in the fewest balls. He has left behind David Warner and Glenn Maxwell in this matter. Earlier this record was in the name of David Warner and Glenn Maxwell. David Warner and Glenn Maxwell had scored half-centuries in 18 balls, but now Marcus Stoinis has made a record by scoring a half-century in 17 balls. David Warner scored a half-century in 18 balls against the West Indies at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2010.

Third Fastest Fifty in World Cup
Glenn Maxwell scored a half-century in 18 balls against Pakistan in the year 2014. This match was played in Mirpur, Bangladesh. However, after this in the year 2016 also Maxwell did this feat. Glenn Maxwell scored his second half-century in 18 balls against Sri Lanka in 2016. This match between Australia and Sri Lanka was played in Colombo. At the same time, Marcus Stoinis has the third fastest half-century overall in the T20 World Cup. Yuvraj Singh holds the record for scoring a half-century in the lowest number of balls in International T20 cricket. Yuvraj Singh scored a half-century in 12 balls against England in the 2007 T20 World. Stephane Merb is at number two in this list, who did this feat in 17 balls in the 2014 T20 World.

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