Abhishek Sharma's batting in the last T-20 match against Afghanistan created a flood of records. The batsman opener, who was in an aggressive mood right from the start, set an example in the powerplay by scoring only 22 balls and 76 runs. After that he completed only 30 balls and finally stopped at 34 balls for 108 runs. An example of five big records was created simultaneously in 94 and 116 innings.
Just 30 balls, fastest among full member countries
Abhishek's 30-ball century has set the record for the fastest century among full-member Test playing nations in an international T-20, as mentioned in the given information. Earlier, this record was set by New Zealand's Finn Allen by scoring 33-ball century against South Africa in the beginning of 2026. This time, Abhishek has set that example by scoring a 30-ball century. It has been claimed in the report that he is also at the third place in the list of fastest centuries in the overall international T-20.
Abhishek broke Rohit Sharma's record
The record of fastest T-20 century for India is now in the possession of Abhishek. Rohin Sharma scored 35 balls century against Sri Lanka in 2017. This record of fastest T-20 century in Indian cricket was in his name for almost nine years. This time Abhishek took the record of Roshin in his name by scoring 30 balls.
102-I boundary of 108 runs!
Another eye-popping statistic of Abhishek's innings. Out of his 108 runs, 102 runs came from four balls. That is, about 94.44 percent of his total score came from the boundary. This has been cited as an example of the highest percentage of runs from the boundary in the international T-20 century.
76 runs in powerplay
Abhishek showed his devastating batting example in the first six overs of the match. At the end of the powerplay, he had only 22 balls and 76 runs to his name. According to the report, this innings has set a precedent for the highest individual runs by a batsman in the powerplay of International T-20. Not only Abhishek, but due to his batting, India also made big records in the powerplay. India scored 100/0 in the first six overs, which has been described as their highest powerplay score in T20I.
1,000 runs in international T-20I
The list of Abhishek's records does not end here. He has also set a great example as a bowler to face in International T-20. Abhishek has completed 1,000 International T-20 runs by playing only 528 balls. According to the information provided, this is the world record for the fastest 1,000 runs in terms of number of balls. Starting with the fastest century in the same match, powerplay batting and scoring career runs – the Indian opener set an example in more than one case.
34 balls 108, 11 sixes and 9 fours in the innings
At the center of all records is Abhishek's incredible innings of 108 runs. He has played only 34 balls. He hit 11 sixes along with 9 fours. This batting changed the course of the match in the beginning of India's innings. Abhishek stopped after completing 30 balls of centuries; Finally returned after scoring 108 runs.
Abhishek Sharma stormed with the bat in the last T-20I of the series against Afghanistan. The Indian opener scored only 34 balls and scored 108 runs. There were 9 fours and 11 sixes in his innings. In this, Abhishek made many records in his name by completing just 30 centuries.