Abhishek Sharma huge T20i registration programs. Not even Rohit Sharma, it was achieved by Chris Gayel

On Sunday, Indian Absheic Sharma criticized his second century from T20i during the fifth and final match of the series against England in Mumbai. Abhishek arrived at the teacher in only 37 balls, the loss of Captain India Rohit Sharma and David Miller was ever scored by one of the two. Rohit and Miller holds the record for the fastest century (35 balls) among fighters from playing countries. Abhishek looked at some stage, but he finally missed.

However, Abhishek is still able to dig his name in history books. He continued his pod on the first ball from the eleventh, which is the closest thing to any player to the teacher during the T20i roles. Previously, Quinton de Cook of South Africa settled the record, reaching there in 10.2 amounts.

After sending it to the bats, India suffered from an early setback with Sanjo Samsun’s refusal. However, Abhishek was not lost at any time in the counter -attack, launching a brutal attack on the England attack.

His fiery games began third when Goavra Artcher took over and destroyed Paceer Express for four and two tall sixty.

His aggression is intensified only when the attack was taken by Mark Wood and Jimmy Overton. Overton, in particular, bears the burden of the Abhishek attack while SouthPaw destroyed him for six years in a row in fifth place to half of his horn in only 17 balls. Abhishek continued an aggressive charge, sent each football player on his way, and reached his horn in only 37 balls, which is the second faster by an Indian in T20is.

Tilak Varma, who was at the other end, also joined the massacre and helped India record the highest degree of power generation in T20 International. By the end of the six -square restrictions, India has spread 95/1, leaving England is struggling to obtain answers.

Abhishek had already shown his ability to record hundreds of fast when he equivalent to the fastest T20 record by an Indian, where he scored 28 hundred for Punjab in the Sayed Mushtaq Cup in late 2024.

(With IANS inputs)