Fastest centuries in all of T20 cricket: Full list of quickest hundreds, including T20I and IPL originally appeared on Cricket News.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- India chased down 198 in Wellington to clinch the T20I series against New Zealand.
- Abhishek Sharma smashed a 15-ball fifty, the joint third-fastest by an Indian in T20Is.
- Abhishek also owns the fastest T20I hundred, a 30-ball effort against Afghanistan in Delhi.
Faster than Chris Gayle? Abhishek Sharma destroys New Zealand in Wellington to help India clinch the series
The race for the fastest century in T20 cricket has plenty of famous names in it, and Abhishek Sharma added another headline to the story in Wellington on Tuesday. India wrapped up the T20I series against New Zealand there, and the left-handed opener played a big part in making the win look easy.
Abhishek was the star of the chase, and he reached his half-century in only 15 balls, which ties him for the third-fastest fifty by an Indian in T20 internationals. His blistering start also helped India post a record powerplay total in T20Is after posting 118/0 in the first six overs.
The earlier record belonged to Romania, who made 116 without loss in 5.4 overs while completing a chase against Serbia in 2021.
Fastest hundreds in T20 internationals: Full top-10 list
RankPlayerBallsMatchVenueDate1Abhishek Sharma30India vs AfghanistanDelhi17/09/20262Sikandar Raza33Zimbabwe vs GambiaNairobi (Ruaraka)23/10/20243Finn Allen33New Zealand vs South AfricaKolkata04/03/20264Abhishek Sharma35India vs New ZealandWellington27/10/20264David Miller35South Africa vs BangladeshPotchefstroom29/10/20175Rohit Sharma35India vs Sri LankaIndore22/12/20176Abhishek Sharma37India vs EnglandWankhede02/02/20257Tim David37Australia vs West IndiesBasseterre25/07/20258Johnson Charles39West Indies vs South AfricaCenturion26/03/20239Phil Salt39England vs South AfricaManchester12/09/202510Sanju Samson40India vs BangladeshHyderabad12/10/2024
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