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Romania vs Hungary Match Report · T20I 2026

T20 Internationals · Sat 20 Jun Result
Romania Romania 125/5 15.4 ov
Romania won by 5 wickets ( with 26 balls remaining) Moara Vlasiei Cricket Ground, Ilfov County
Hungary Hungary 124/8 20 ov
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Romania vs Hungary – T20I 2026 Match Report | Statz

Match report · Sat 20 Jun

Romania won by 5 wickets ( with 26 balls remaining) in the 100th match of 132 in the 2026 T20 International calendar at Moara Vlasiei Cricket Ground, Romania. Irfan Husain‘s devastating 4/19 from 4 overs restricted Hungary to 124/8, and Romania chased it down comfortably at 125/5 in 15.4 overs.

First Innings – Hungary 124/8 (20 overs)

Hungary collapsed to 28/5 in the 4th over. Ali Nawaz rescued the innings with a fighting 41 off 31 (2 fours, 3 sixes, SR 132), and Robert John Ainsworth (27 off 42) ground it out. Hungary managed 124/8.

Irfan Husain was superb with 4/19 from 4 overs (Econ 4.75). Janitha Fernando (1/14 from 4, Econ 3.50) was also excellent.

Second Innings – Romania 125/5 (15.4 overs)

Romania wobbled to 59/5 before Vasu Saini (36* off 30) and Avishka Iroshan (29* off 26) put on an unbroken 66 to guide Romania home with 26 balls to spare.

Muhammad Saqlain was Hungary’s best with 3/27 from 4 overs.

Statz MVP

The Statz MVP is Irfan Husain with a match impact rating of 117.97. Statz calculates impact based on match context, and Husain’s 4/19 from 4 overs combined with a quick 6 off 2 with the bat produced the highest overall impact.

Top 5 Statz Ratings

  1. Irfan Husain (ROU) – MI rating 117.97 – 4/19 from 4 overs plus 6 off 2 with the bat.
  2. Muhammad Saqlain (HUN) – MI rating 80.30 – 3/27 from 4 overs.
  3. Ali Nawaz (HUN) – MI rating 62.16 – 41 off 31, rescued Hungary from 28/5.
  4. Vasu Saini (ROU) – MI rating 56.85 – 36* off 30 plus 1/6, anchored the chase.
  5. Avishka Iroshan (ROU) – MI rating 37.76 – 29* off 26, unbroken partnership sealed it.

Turning Point

Hungary collapsing to 28/5 in the 4th over was the decisive moment. 124 was never going to be enough.

Match Context

This was the 100th match of 132 in the 2026 T20I season. Romania continue their strong home form. Head-to-head: Romania 1 – Hungary 1.

Full scorecard: ROU vs HUN Scorecard

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Romania vs Hungary: result and key facts

Romania won by 5 wickets ( with 26 balls remaining) in T20I 2026 at Moara Vlasiei Cricket Ground on 20 June 2026. Ali Nawaz top-scored with 41 off 31 balls and Irfan Husain took 4/19.

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Frequently asked questions

Who won Romania vs Hungary?

Romania won by 5 wickets ( with 26 balls remaining). The match was played at Moara Vlasiei Cricket Ground, Ilfov County on 20 June 2026, in T20I 2026. Ali Nawaz top-scored with 41 off 31 balls and Irfan Husain took 4/19.

When and where was Romania vs Hungary played?

Romania vs Hungary was played at Moara Vlasiei Cricket Ground, Ilfov County on Saturday 20 June 2026, in T20I 2026.

What were the final scores in Romania vs Hungary?

Romania scored 125/5 in 15.4 overs. Hungary scored 124/8 in 20 overs. Romania won by 5 wickets ( with 26 balls remaining). The full scorecard, with every batter's and bowler's figures, is on this page.

Who was the Statz MVP in Romania vs Hungary?

Irfan Husain was named Statz MVP, earning a Statz Rating of 117/100. The Statz Rating combines batting impact, bowling impact and match context.

Who was the top run-scorer in Romania vs Hungary?

Ali Nawaz top-scored with 41 off 31 balls, a strike rate of 132.3. Vasu Saini made the next-highest score, 36 off 30 balls. Every innings is on the scorecard, with the fours, sixes and strike rate of each batter.

Who took the most wickets in Romania vs Hungary?

Irfan Husain took 4/19 in 4 overs.

Who played in Romania vs Hungary?

Romania XI: Adrian Lascu, Ramesh Satheesan, Irfan Husain, Vasu Saini (c), Eranga De Silva (wk), Ariyan Mohammed, Avishka Iroshan, Janitha Fernando, Manmeet Koli, Tharindu Sandaruwan Hettihewage, Luca Petre. Hungary XI: Abbas Ghani, Vinoth Ravindran (c), Muhammad Soban, Maaz Bhaiji, Matthew Ainsworth, Mark Des Fontaine, Robert John Ainsworth (wk), Ali Nawaz, Amal Jacob, Said Sadat, Muhammad Saqlain, Ibrar Ahmad.