Times of India

Purple Cap at 40, world record at 47: Tahir becomes oldest 5-wicket taker in T20s

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Imran Tahir made history by taking a phenomenal five-wicket haul in the Caribbean Premier League, earning the title of the oldest cricketer to achieve such a milestone in men's T20 cricket.

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