T20 Record: Latest Scores, Milestones and Highlights

Fans love a good record. Whether it’s a blistering hundred, a shock upset, or a team breaking a long‑standing streak, T20 cricket gives us fresh stats every week. This page pulls together the most talked‑about moments, so you can see who’s making history and what’s coming next.

Recent Match Records

One of the biggest headlines this month was Pakistan’s 39‑run win over Afghanistan in the UAE T20I Tri‑Series. Captain Salman Ali Agha steadied the innings with a calm 50, and Haris Rauf’s four‑wicket spell turned the game. The win came after a dramatic 17‑ball collapse by Afghanistan – a reminder that a single over can change everything in T20.

West Indies finally snapped an eight‑year losing streak against Pakistan with a last‑ball thriller in Lauderhill. The Caribbean side needed two runs off the final delivery and managed it, leveling the series 1‑1. That moment was a morale boost for a team that’s been struggling in the format.

On the Asian front, Sri Lanka announced a 17‑man squad for the Zimbabwe T20 series, dropping a few veterans and leaving Wanindu Hasaranga out. The move sparked debate, but it also shows how teams shuffle line‑ups to chase better records ahead of big tournaments like the Asia Cup.

Meanwhile, the IPL opener between KKR and RCB at Eden Gardens faced a weather scare. An orange alert threatened rain and lightning, but ground staff covered the outfield and the match went ahead. Even weather‑related hiccups become part of the record books when they affect scores or player stats.

Player Milestones & Stats

Fast centuries are the gold standard in T20. Although Cameron Green’s 47‑ball ODI hundred isn’t a T20, it highlights the trend toward ultra‑fast scoring. In the T20 arena, players are clocking centuries in under 50 balls, and every new record resets expectations for upcoming talent.

Ravichandran Ashwin’s retirement from the IPL brings an end to a career that featured countless key moments – from clutch spells to game‑changing variations. While his retirement isn’t a record per se, it adds a historical footnote to the league’s stats.

On the women’s side, Ireland’s squad crushed the Netherlands in the Europe Qualifier, chasing 111 with seven balls to spare. Arlene Kelly’s three wickets and Gaby Lewis’s 56 runs underlined the growing depth in women’s T20 cricket.

Even non‑cricket stories make it into the record conversation. The Tata Nano ‘helicopter’ turned a low‑budget car into a wedding attraction, showing how ingenuity can create buzz that rivals a ten‑run partnership.

All these moments feed into the broader T20 narrative: the format is unpredictable, fast‑paced, and forever changing. Keep checking this tag for fresh updates, because the next record could be a six hit at the last second or a bowler’s hat‑trick that turns a match on its head.