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Russell plays two T20s in two countries within 15 hours

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West Indies allrounder Andre Russell set a unique milestone as he appeared in two different leagues within 24 hours. Russell played his last game for the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders in the ongoing edition of the ILT20 on February 1 and was dismissed for a golden duck.

Soon after the conclusion of the game, the West Indies allrounder departed for Bangladesh to represent Rangpur Riders in the Bangladesh Premier League on February 2.

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He took to the field in the BPL just 15 hours after his previous outing in the ILT20.

However, Russell could not make a mark in the game which was an Eliminator match against Khulna Tigers.

The right-handed batter was dismissed by Pakistan allrounder Mohammad Nawaz after scoring just four runs off nine balls.

The Riders were bowled out for 85 runs as Khulna Tigers chased down the target with the loss of one wicket. Sportsmax

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