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Abhishek Sharma sets Indian record with 30-ball T20I century against England

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Abhishek Sharma smashed the fastest T20I century by an Indian batter during the third and final T20I at Arun Jaitley Stadium. He reached the milestone off just 30 balls, finishing with a 34-ball knock of 108 runs. His innings included 11 sixes and nine fours in a dominant display of aggressive batting. The feat saw him break the previous record held by former India captain Rohit Sharma. Abhishek celebrated the historic hundred with a yoga-inspired pose on the field.

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