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 Twenty20 Cricket RecordsLatest Records6-sixes in an over, fastest international 50 for Yuvraj SinghSeptember 19, 2007
Yuvraj Singh became the first player in Twenty20 history to hit six sixes in an over in India's match against England. The astonishing barrage from Yuvraj, 25, helped him reach his half-century off just 12 balls. The lefthander hit the first delivery from England bowler Stuart Broad out of the Kingsmead stadium, and followed with five more sixes in the Super Eight match of the World Twenty20 tournament. Sir Gary Sobers was the first to hit six sixes in an over in first-class cricket, followed by Ravi Shastri, while Herschelle Gibbs managed it in a one-day international. Yuvraj's 12-ball 50 is also the fastest in any form of international cricket. The previous quickest one-day fifty belonged to Sanath Jayasuriya, in 17 balls for Sri Lanka against Pakistan in 1996. Record for the fastest 100 is held by Shahid Afridi, who needed only 37 balls against Sri Lanka on his first ever innings. Previous 36-run overs 1968 Garfield Sobers, of Nottinghamshire and West Indies, hit Malcolm Nash, the Glamorgan left-arm bowler, for 36 in an over in Swansea. See video of Sir Gary Sober's Six 6s 1985 Ravi Shastri, playing for Bombay, matched the achievement in a Ranji Trophy match. The India opening batsman hit Tilak Raj, a slow left-arm Baroda bowler, out of the ground six times. 2007 Herschelle Gibbs won $1 million for charity when he took on Daan van Bunge of Netherlands, the leg spinner, in the 30th over of South Africas World Cup match. Pathirana plunders 277 in Twenty20 gameSep 05, 2007
Dhanuka Pathirana smashed an awesome 277 off 72 balls to stake his claim to a Twenty20 world record.
He hit 29 sixes and 18 fours as Austerlands racked up a massive 366-3 in 20 overs, dwarfing Somerset's county record of 250. Sri Lanka A all-rounder Pathirana, 25, had not even taken his own bat to the game because he expected rain to reduce the Saddleworth League tie to a bowl-out. Twenty20 International Cricket RecordsLast updated on 19th February 2009Highest team totals260-6(20.0 ov) : Sri Lanka v Kenya at Johannesburg 2006/07221-5 (20.0 ov) : Australia v England at Sydney 2006/07 218-4 (20.0 ov) : India v England at Durban 2006/07 214-5 (20.0 ov) : Australia v New Zealand at Auckland 2004/05 209-3 (20.0 ov) : Australia v South Africa at Brisbane 2005/06 208-2 (17.4 ov) : South Africa v West Indies at Johannesburg 2006/07 208-8 (20.0 ov) : West Indies v England at The Oval 2006/07 205-6 (20.0 ov) : West Indies v South Africa at Johannesburg 2006/07 203-5 (20.0 ov) : Pakistan v Bangladesh at Karachi 2008/09 201-4 (20.0 ov) : South Africa v Australia at Johannesburg 2005/06 200-6 (20.0 ov) : England v India at Durban 2007/08 Lowest team totals67-10 (17.2 ov) : Kenya v Ireland at Belfast 2007/0870-10 (20.0 ov) : Bermuda v Canada at Belfast 2007/08 73-10 (16.5 ov) : Kenya v New Zealand at Durban 2006/07 74-10 (17.3 ov) : India v Australia at Melbourne 2008/09 75-10 (19.2 ov) : Canada v Zimbabwe at King City 2008/09 79-10 (14.3 ov) : Australia v England at Southampton 2005 83-10 (15.5 ov) : Bangladesh v Srilanka Johannesburg 2007/08 88-10 (19.3 ov) : Kenya v Sri Lanka at Johannesburg 2006/07 91-10 (19.4 ov) : Canada v Kenya at Belfast 2008/09 92-10 (19.4 ov) : Kenya v Pakistan at Nairobi 2006/07 97-10 (18.4 ov) : Netherlands v Canada at Belfast 2008/09 Most Career RunsBB McCullum (NZ): 457Misbah-ul-Haq (Pak): 398 Shoaib Malik (Pak): 383 RT Ponting (Aus): 374 GC Smith (SA): 364 KP Pietersen (Eng): 363 ST Jayasuriya (SL): 341 A Symonds (Aus): 337 PD Collingwood (Eng): 330 G Gambhir (India): 312 ML Hayden (Aus): 308 Most Career SixesBB McCullum (NZ): 19Misbah-ul-Haq (Pak): 17 Yuvraj Singh (Ind): 17 Chris Gayle (WI): 16 L Taylor (NZ): 16 Jacob Oram (Eng): 15 ST Jayasuriya (SL): 15 PD Collingwood (Eng): 15 Albie Morkel (SA): 15 Highest individual scores117 : CH Gayle, West Indies v South Africa at Johannesburg 2006/0798* : RT Ponting, Australia v New Zealand at Auckland 2004/05 96 : DR Martyn, Australia v South Africa at Brisbane 2005/06 90* : HH Gibbs, South Africa v West Indies at Johannesburg 2006/07 89* : JM Kemp, South Africa v New Zealand at Johannesburg 2006/07 89* : GC Smith, South Africa v Australia at Johannesburg 2005/06 89 : DA Warner, Australia v South Africa at Melbourne 2009 88 : ST Jayasuriya, Sri Lanka v Kenya at Johannesburg 2006/07 87* : Misbah-ul-Haq, Pakistan v Bangladesh at Karachi 2007/08 85* : A Symonds, Australia v New Zealand at Perth 2007/08 Fastest 5012 balls: Yuvraj Singh, India v England at Durban 2006/0719 balls: DA Warner, Australia v South Africa at Melbourne 2009 20 balls: Yuvraj Singh, India v Australia at Durban 20 balls: Mohammad Ashraful, Bangladesh v West Indies at Johannesburg 2006/07 21 balls: DPMD Jayawardene, Sri Lanka v Kenya at Johannesburg 2006/07 Highest Strike Rates188.33 : CL White (Aus)177.02 : MN Samuels (WI) 176.34 : Mohammad Ashraful (BAN) 172.95 : Yuvraj Singh (IND) 170.20 : A Symonds (Aus) 170.00 : DA Warner (Aus) Most Career WicketsUmar Gul (Pak): 20DL Vettori (NZ): 19 Shahid Afridi (Pak): 19 Abdur Razzak (Ban): 18 NW Bracken (Aus): 18 JS Patel (NZ): 16 Best bowling analysis7-4 : MR Gillespie, New Zealand v Kenya at Durban 2006/079-4 : DW Steyn, South Africa v West Indies at Port Elizabeth 13-4 : RP Singh, India v South Africa at Durban 13-4 : Umar Gul Pakistan v Sri Lanka at King City 15-4 : A Mendis, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe at King City 16-4 : Abdur Razzak, Bangladesh v South Africa at Johannesburg 17-4 : M Morkel, South Africa v New Zealand at Durban 17-4 : A Mendis, Sri Lanka v Canada at King City 18-4 : Mohammad Asif, Pakistan v India at Durban 2006/07 19-4 : Shahid Afridi, Pakistan v Scotland at Durban 2006/07 19-4 : HS Baidwan, Canada v Netherlands at Belfast 19-4 : K Weeraratne, Sri Lanka v Pakistan at King City Most dismissals as a wicketkeeper17 : Adam Gilchrist (AUS)17 : Kamran Akmal (PAK) 14 : BB McCullum (NZ) 12 : Mushfiqur Rahim (BAN) 9 : Mark Boucher (SA) 8 : AB de Villiers (SA) Wicket Partnerships1st wicket : 145, Chris Gayle & Devon Smith (WIN) v South Africa at Johannesburg 2006/072nd wicket : 111, Graeme Smith & Herschelle Gibbs (RSA) v Australia at Johannesburg 2006 3rd wicket : 120*, Herschelle Gibbs & Justin Kemp (RSA) v West Indies at Johannesburg 2006/07 4th wicket : 101, Younis Khan & Shoaib Malik (PAK) v Sri Lanka at Cape Town 2006/07 5th wicket : 119*, Shoaib Malik & Misbah-ul-Haq (PAK) v Australia at Johannesburg 2006/07 6th wicket : 77*, Ricky Ponting & Michael Hussey (AUS) v New Zealand at Auckland 2005 7th wicket : 91, Paul Collingwood & Michael Yardy (ENG) v West Indies at London2006/07 8th wicket : 59*, YK Pathan & IK Pathan (IND) v Sri Lanka at Colombo 2009 9th wicket : 44, Dilhara Fernando & Lasith Malinga (SL) v New Zealand at Auckland 2006 10th wicket : 28, JDP Oram, JS Patel (New Zealand v Australia Perth 2006/07 What's in this Twenty20 Cricket site:MyTwenty20.com Index | Twenty20 History | Twenty20 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