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Abhishek Sharma creates history, breaks Rohit Sharma’s record with fastest T20I century

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India National Cricket Team opening batter <a href="https://cricket.international/i-dont-want-to-restrict-any-area-abhishek-sharma-reveals-secret-behind-fearless-batting/" title="“I don’t want to restrict any area”: Abhishek Sharma reveals secret behind fearless batting”>Abhishek Sharma is on fire and has taken the Afghanistan National Cricket Team bowlers apart with a stunning batting display in the third and final T20I on Thursday, September 17, at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.

The left-hander produced a breathtaking performance against Afghanistan as he smashed his third T20I century in just 30 balls. He reached the landmark with a single down the ground and then removed his helmet before sitting on the ground and celebrating with a meditation pose. Earlier, 6,6,4,4! Abhishek Sharma smashes 23 runs off Fazalhaq Farooqi in 3rd T20I.

Abhishek Sharma creates history in the 3rd IND vs AFG T20I

Abhishek Sharma has created history by smashing the fastest T20I century by an Indian batter in the ongoing third and final T20I against Afghanistan. With this breathtaking knock, the youngster broke the former Indian captain Rohit Sharma’s record for the fastest T20I hundred by an Indian.

Rohit had scored his century in 35 balls against Sri Lanka in 2017, while Abhishek reached the milestone in just 30 balls, hitting 10 sixes and nine fours. Now, Abhishek’s 30-ball hundred is the fastest by a batter against a Test-playing nation and the third-fastest century in T20I history.

His knock, followed by Sahil Chauhan’s 27-ball hundred for Estonia against Cyprus in 2024 and Muhammad Fahad’s 29-ball hundred for Turkey against Bulgaria in 2025, is faster. Abhishek also became the only batter in T20I history to score two hundreds in fewer than 30 balls, while becoming only the fourth Indian batter to hit three or more hundreds in men’s T20Is.

Records made by Abhishek Sharma during his blockbuster knock:

Most sixes for India in a T20I innings:

13 – Abhishek Sharma vs ENG, Mumbai WS, 2025
11 – Abhishek Sharma vs AFG, Delhi, 2026
10 – Rohit Sharma vs SL, Indore, 2017
10 – Sanju Samson vs SA, Durban, 2024
10 – Tilak Varma vs SA, Johannesburg, 2024
10 – Ishan Kishan vs NZ, Thiruvananthapuram, 2026

Fastest T20I hundreds:

27 – Sahil Chauhan (Estonia) vs Cyprus, Episkopi, 2024
29 – Muhammad Fahad (Turkey) vs Bulgaria, Sofia, 2025
30 – Abhishek Sharma (India) vs Afghanistan, Delhi, 2026
33 – Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton (Namibia) vs Nepal, Kirtipur, 2024
33 – Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe) vs Gambia, Nairobi (Ruaraka), 2024
33 – Finn Allen (South Africa) vs New Zealand, Kolkata, 2026

Fastest T20I hundreds (FM teams):

30 – Abhishek Sharma (India) vs Afghanistan, Delhi, 2026
33 – Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe) vs Gambia, Nairobi (Ruaraka), 2024
33 – Finn Allen (New Zealand) vs South Africa, Kolkata, 2026
35 – David Miller (South Africa) vs Bangladesh, Potchefstroom, 2017
35 – Rohit Sharma (India) vs Sri Lanka, Indore, 2017

Abhishek Sharma hits another milestones

Abhishek also created another record during his explosive start. His 76 off 22 balls* is now the highest individual score in the first six overs of a men’s T20I.

He moved past Kuldeep Gholiya’s 74* off 25 balls for Portugal against Malta in 2023 and Travis Head’s 73* off 22 balls for Australia against Scotland in 2024.

Abhishek has added another record to his name after his explosive batting performance against Afghanistan. The Indian opener now has the most T20I fifties scored in 20 balls or fewer.

He leads the list with six such fifties, while Yuvraj Singh, Colin Munro, Adil Butt, Finn Allen and Dasun Shanaka have three each. Read Also: Sanju Samson completes 9000 T20 runs: Full list of Indians with 9K.

Source: cricketaddictor.com

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