Abhishek Sharma 3 big records in IND vs ZIM 2nd T20I: The second match of the five-match T20 series between India and Zimbabwe was played on 7 July at Harare Sports Club. In the last match, Zimbabwe defeated India by 13 runs and took a 1-0 lead in the series. In such a situation, in the second match, India won the toss and decided to bat first.

Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill came in as the opening batsmen of Team India. Both of them started thrashing the bowling right from the beginning. Abhishek Sharma was out on zero in the last match but he regained his lost form in this match and proved to everyone why he is the lethal batsman of the team.

India got the first blow from Mujarbani on a score of 10 runs. He got captain Shubman Gill caught by Bennett. He was able to score only two runs. Rituraj Gaikwad came to bat at number three. Abhishek Sharma was present at the crease to support him and both of them together handled the innings.

Abhishek Sharma hit a stormy century

Abhishek Sharma scored his first century in the second T20 international match of his career. He scored 100 runs in 46 balls. During this brilliant innings, he hit seven fours and eight sixes. He was out on zero in the last match. Sharma had a partnership of 137 runs for the second wicket with Gaikwad.

With this, Abhishek Sharma became the youngest Indian player to score a century in T20I. At the same time, he is at number 1 in terms of the least innings taken to score 100 runs for India in T20I.

3 great records made by Abhishek Sharma (Abhishek Sharma 3 big records in IND vs ZIM 2nd T20I)

Fastest century for India in T20Is (by balls faced)

• 35 – Rohit Sharma vs Sri Lanka, Indore, 2017
• 45 – Suryakumar Yadav vs Sri Lanka, Rajkot, 2023
• 46 – KL Rahul vs West Indies, Lauderhill, 2016
• 46 – Abhishek Sharma vs ZIM, Harare, 2024*

Least innings taken to score 100 runs for India in T20I

• 2 – Abhishek Sharma*
• 3- Deepak Hooda
• 4. KL Rahul

Youngest Indian player to score a century in T20I

• 21 years 279 days – Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Nepal, 2023
• 23 years 146 days – Shubman Gill vs New Zealand, 2023
• 23 years 156 days – Suresh Raina vs South Africa, 2010
• 23 years 307 days – Abhishek Sharma vs ZIM, 2024*