Abhishek sharma completes his t20i century in 37 balls: Abhishek Sharma has created history. He has become the second batsman to score the fastest century in T20 International cricket for India. Rohit Sharma’s name comes in the first place. Who completed a century in just 35 balls while batting explosives in Indore against Sri Lanka in 2017. Now after him, Abhishek Sharma has hit a hundred in 37 balls. Sanju Samson’s name comes in third place. Samson completed a century in 40 balls against Bangladesh.
Five batsmen to score the fastest century in T20 International cricket for India
35 Ball – Rohit Sharma – vs Sri Lanka
37 Ball – Abhishek Sharma – vs England
40 Ball – Sanju Samson – vs Bangladesh
41 Ball – Tilak Verma – vs South Africa
45 balls – Suryakumar Yadav – vs Sri Lanka
Special record is recorded in the name of Sahil Chauhan
The special feat of scoring the fastest century in T20 cricket is recorded in the name of Estonia batsman Sahil Chauhan. He scored a century in just 27 balls while batting explosive against Cyprus in 2024. Since then, his name has been recorded in his name for scoring the fastest century in T20.
Five batsmen who scored the fastest century in T20 International cricket
27 Ball – Sahil Chauhan (Estonia) – vs Cyprus – 2024
33 Ball – Jan Nicol Lofty -Eaton (Namibia) – vs Nepal – 2024
33 Ball – Alexander Raza (Zimbabwe) – vs Gambia – 2024
34 balls – Kushal Malla (Nepal) – vs Mongolia – 2023
35 Ball – David Miller (South Africa) – vs Bangladesh – 2017
Abhishek Sharma managed to score 118 runs in the fifth T20 match
Talk about Abhishek Sharma’s performance in the last match, he faced a total of 54 balls while starting the innings. Meanwhile, he managed to score 135 runs at a strike rate of 250.00. During this, seven fours and 13 best sixes came out of his bat. Due to this, the Indian team has managed to score 227 runs at the loss of eight wickets in 20 overs, batting first after losing the toss in Mumbai.
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