NEW DELHI: Sanju Samson smashed the second-fastest century for India and his maiden T20I ton because the hosts recorded the second highest complete of 297 for six within the third and last match in opposition to Bangladesh in Hyderabad on Saturday.
Samson reached his century in simply 40 balls, ending with an explosive 111 off 47 deliveries, together with eight sixes and 11 fours. He shared a blistering 173-run partnership from 70 balls with skipper Suryakumar Yadav, who performed the proper supporting position with 75 off 35 balls, hitting 5 sixes and eight fours.
Within the last overs, Hardik Pandya (47 off 18 balls, 4 fours, 4 sixes) and Riyan Parag (34 off 13 balls, 1 4, 4 sixes) continued the onslaught, including 70 runs for the fourth wicket and inflicting additional injury on the Bangladesh bowlers.
Here is a have a look at all of the information India shattered throughout their explosive efficiency, leaving everybody in awe:
Highest T20I group totals
* India’s 297/6 is their highest complete in T20Is, and the second-highest total, behind Nepal’s 314/3 in opposition to Mongolia in Hangzhou final yr. Nonetheless, this marks the best complete by a Check-playing nation, surpassing Afghanistan’s 278/3 in opposition to Eire in Dehradun in 2019.
- 314/3 – Nepal vs Mongolia, Hangzhou, 2023
- 297/6 –
India vs Bangladesh , Hyderabad, 2024 - 278/3 – Afghanistan vs Eire, Dehradun, 2019
- 278/4 – Czech Republic vs Turkey, Ilfov County, 2019
- 268/4 – Malaysia vs Thailand, Hangzhou, 2023
- 267/3 – England vs West Indies, Tarouba, 2023
Most sixes in a T20I innings
* India smashed 22 sixes within the innings, marking their highest in T20Is. Nepal maintain the highest spot with 26 sixes in opposition to Mongolia in Hangzhou final yr.
- 26 – Nepal vs Mongolia, Hangzhou, 2023
- 23 – Japan vs China, Mong Kok, 2024
- 22 – Afghanistan vs Eire, Dehradun, 2019
- 22 – West Indies vs South Africa, Centurion, 2023
- 22 – India vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
Highest boundary rely in a T20I innings
* India set a brand new file for probably the most boundaries in a T20I innings, hitting 47 (22 sixes and 25 fours), surpassing the Czech Republic’s earlier file of 43 boundaries.
- 47 – India vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
- 43 – Czech Republic vs Turkey, Ilfov County, 2019
- 42 – South Africa vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023
- 42 – India vs Sri Lanka, Indore, 2017
- 41 – Sri Lanka vs Kenya, Johannesburg, 2007
- 41 – Afghanistan vs Eire, Dehradun, 2019
Quickest group’s 200
* India reached 200 runs in simply 14 overs, making it the second-fastest group to take action in T20Is, behind South Africa, who achieved the milestone in 13.5 overs in opposition to West Indies at Centurion final yr.
File for many 10-plus run overs in a males’s T20Is (the place bbb knowledge is accessible)
* In India’s innings, solely two overs yielded lower than ten runs: the primary over produced 7 runs, and the ninth over contributed 9 runs.
- 18 – India vs BAN, 2024
- 17 – Australia vs SL, 2016
Quickest T20I a whole lot (full-member groups)
- 35 – David Miller (SA) vs BAN, Potchefstroom, 2017
- 35 –
Rohit Sharma (IND) vs SL, Indore, 2017 - 39 – Johnson Charles (WI) vs SA, Centurion, 2023
- 40 – Sanju Samson (IND) vs BAN, Hyderabad, 2024
- 42 – Hazratullah Zazai (AFG) vs IRE, Dehradun, 2019
- 42 – Liam Livingstone (ENG) vs PAK, Trent Bridge, 2021
Highest scores after first 10 overs in T20Is
- 156/3 – Australia vs Scotland, Edinburgh, 2024
- 154/4 – Estonia vs Cyprus, Episkopi, 2024
- 152/1 – India vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
- 149/0 – South Africa vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023
- 147/1 – New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Auckland, 2016
Most runs in an over for India in T20Is
- 36 – Yuvraj Singh vs Stuart Broad (ENG), Durban, 2007
- 36 – Rohit Sharma & Rinku Singh vs Karim Janat (AFG), Bengaluru, 2024
- 30 – Ruturaj Gaikwad & Tilak Varma vs Glenn Maxwell (AUS), Guwahati, 2023
- 30 – Sanju Samson vs Rishad Hossain (BAN), Hyderabad, 2024
- 29 – Rohit Sharma vs Mitchell Starc (AUS), St. Lucia, 2024
Highest Powerplay scores for India in T20Is
- 82/1 vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
- 82/2 vs Scotland, Dubai, 2021
- 78/2 vs South Africa, Johannesburg, 2018
- 77/1 vs Australia, Thiruvananthapuram, 2023
- 77/1 vs Sri Lanka, Nagpur, 2009
