20-year-old Harjas Singh smashed a 141-ball 314—third-highest individual score in NSW Premier first-grade history—including 35 sixes, guiding Western Suburbs to a record 5-483.
It is reported that the Australian team management has since revised the dietary plan for the entire squad, taking extra precautions with meals and hydration.
“Seeing young people involved in sports like golf is a great sign. It’s not only good for building relationships but also essential for one’s well-being.”
Harjas Singh’s blistering innings of 35 sixes and 14 fours powered Western Suburbs to a record 5-483 — the highest limited-overs first-grade total in Australia — with his powerful hitting sending about $2000 worth of Kookaburra balls out of the ground.
In March 2025, after receiving The Australia Today International Women’s Day Award in Sports, the Afghan women’s cricket team members were also felicitated by the Indian High Commission in Canberra.
Captain of the winning team Suryakumar Yadav announced he would donate his match fees to support India’s Armed Forces and the families of victims of the Pahalgam terror attack in India.
“Perhaps most excitingly, Ashwin’s connection with the rapidly growing Indian diaspora in Western Sydney will inspire a new wave of members and fans to join the Thunder Nation.”
Dr Rahman released a statement earlier this week defending his professional record and noting he was considering legal action over media coverage of the allegations.