Glenn Maxwell's extraordinary 55-ball 120, securing his fifth T20 International century, mirrors Rohit Sharma's record in a thrilling match held in Adelaide between Australia and West Indies.
In the electrifying 2nd T20 International clash between cricket powerhouses Australia and West Indies, Glenn Maxwell etched his name in history by securing his fifth T20I century, a feat that remarkably aligns with the illustrious record set by Indian captain Rohit Sharma. The thrilling match unfolded in Adelaide on a memorable Sunday, where Maxwell’s explosive prowess was on full display. His breathtaking innings, a remarkable 55-ball 120, comprised an astounding 12 fours and eight sixes, catapulting Australia to an imposing total of 241 for four within their allotted 20 overs.
At 35 years old, Maxwell has solidified his status as a seasoned batsman, amassing a total of 2405 runs in 102 T20I matches for Australia. This remarkable achievement comes with an impressive average of 30.83 and a striking rate of 155.26. Beyond the realm of centuries, Maxwell has notched up an additional 10 half-centuries, showcasing his consistent excellence in the T20I arena.
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Drawing a comparison, Rohit Sharma, the Indian cricket maestro, achieved his five centuries across 151 T20I matches, boasting an average of 31.79 and a formidable strike rate of 139.97. Sharma’s prolific T20I career also includes an impressive tally of 29 half-centuries, further solidifying his reputation as one of the format’s premier batsmen.
In the current T20I landscape, Suryakumar Yadav emerges as a noteworthy figure, having secured four centuries in 60 games. This places him in the second position on the list of players with the most T20I hundreds, adding an exciting dimension to the evolving narrative of T20 cricket. As the cricketing world continues to witness such breathtaking performances, the pursuit of records and milestones intensifies, promising fans more unforgettable moments on the field.
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