In the fourth T20 International match against India on Saturday (July 13), Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza made history by being the first player from Zimbabwe to score 2,000 T20I runs.

Additionally, he became the fifth cricket player in international cricket to reach 2000 runs and claim 50 wickets.

With 1,983 runs to his name, Raza was the top run-scorer for his country going into the contest on Saturday. In the 13th over of the first innings, he reached the milestone of 2,000 runs with a single off Abhishek Sharma.

Raza achieved a very special feat by reaching the landmark: he became one of only a few cricketers to score 2,000+ runs and pick 50+ wickets in T20Is.  Since the format's creation, only four players have accomplished it: Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh, Mohammad Hafeez of Pakistan, Mohammad Nabi of Afghanistan, and Virandeep Singh of Malaysia.

Raza gave it his all in the match, but Zimbabwe could only score 152/7. Raza was removed after amassing a solid 46 off 28 balls. In reply, Yashasvi Jaiswal and skipper Shubman Gill's stellar 156-run stand crash Zimbabwe.

India have won the series with win as they are leading the series by 3-1. The last match of the series is on July 14.