india vs bangladesh
Indian cricket team made a lot of records in Hyderabad. The Indian innings had a normal start in the third T20I match against Bangladesh. Team India got its first blow in the form of Abhishek Sharma in the third over itself. Tanzeem Hasan Shakib dismissed Abhishek Sharma for just 4 runs on the very first ball of the third over. After this, Sanju Samson and captain Suryakumar Yadav took the lead and took such news of Bangladeshi bowlers that they created a series of records. Sanju and Surya together scored a lot of runs in the powerplay and put 82 runs on the scoreboard in 6 overs. In this way Team India equaled its highest score in T20I powerplay.
India’s biggest score in powerplay in T20I
- 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
After scoring a lot of runs in the powerplay, the Indian team touched the 100-run mark in just 7.1 overs. This is the record for the fastest 100 run score by any team in T20I history. As soon as the team reached its hundred, it was not known when the Indian team touched the mark of 150 runs. Sanju thrashed Rishad Hussain badly in the 10th over. Sanju hit 5 consecutive sixes in this over. In this way the team scored 152 runs on the scoreboard after losing 1 wicket in 10 overs. This is the biggest score in T20I cricket after the first 10 overs.
Highest score after first 10 overs in T20I
- 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
Shortly after the team completed 150, Sanju Samson also scored his first century in T20I cricket. He became the second Indian batsman after Rohit Sharma to score the fastest century in the shortest format of cricket. Sanju scored a century in 40 balls while Rohit achieved this feat in 35 balls.
Fastest T20I century (full member team)
- 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
While Sanju scored a stormy century, captain Surya scored a quick half-century. Surya played an inning of 111 runs while Surya played a stormy inning of 75 runs. There was a partnership of 173 runs between the two for the second wicket. This is India’s third highest partnership for any wicket in T20I cricket.
Highest partnership for India in T20Is (for any wicket)
- 190* – Rohit Sharma and Rinku Singh vs AFG, Bengaluru, 2024
- 176 – Sanju Samson & Deepak Hooda vs Ireland, Malahade, 2022
- 173 – Sanju Samson & Suryakumar Yadav vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
- 165 – Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul vs Sri Lanka, Indore, 2017
- 165 – Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill vs West Indies, Lauderhill, 2023
Due to the brilliant game of Sanju and Surya and then the stormy innings of Hardik Pandya, the Indian team managed to score its best score in T20I. Even though the Indian team could not touch the 300-run mark, it made the second highest score in T20I cricket. Team India scored 297 runs losing 6 wickets.
Highest team total in T20I
- 314/3 – Nepal vs Mongolia, Hangzhou, 2023
- 297/6 – India vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
- 278/3 – Afghanistan vs Ireland, Dehradun, 2019
- 278/4 – Czech Republic vs Türkiye, Ilfov County, 2019
- 268/4 – Malaysia vs Thailand, Hangzhou, 2023
- 267/3 – England vs West Indies, Taroba, 2023
In this match, a lot of fours and sixes were seen from India. A total of 47 boundaries were hit in India’s innings. In this way, Team India made a world record for scoring the most boundaries in a T20I innings. Earlier this record was of 43 boundaries.
Most boundaries in T20I innings
- 47 – India vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024
- 43 – Czech Republic vs Türkiye, 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 Ireland, Dehradun, 2019
