Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur made world record in Asia Cup Final, became number 1 in the world in this case

Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur has achieved another feat by setting a new record, beating New Zealand all-rounder Suzy Bates. She has become the most capped T20 player in the history of the game in T20 format. The 33-year-old played his 137th match in the Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in Bangladesh on Saturday.

Harmanpreet equaled Bates' record by playing her 136th T20I against Thailand in the semi-finals of the Asia Cup. New Zealand's player is now second in this list with 136 matches in T20Is. Bates has so far scored 3613 runs with a century.

England's Danielle Wyatt is third in this list with 135 T20 matches. He has scored 2159 runs with two centuries. His highest score is 124 runs.

Deandra Dottin is in fifth place with 127 matches for West Indies. He has scored 2697 runs for West Indies with the highest score of 124. Dottin has two T20 International hundreds to his name.The veteran Indian all-rounder made his debut in the shorter format of the game for India in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup against England on 11 June 2009.