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Abhishek Sharma smashed a stunning 35-ball century as India chased down New Zealands 199-run target in just 13.2 overs to win the third T20I by six wickets. His explosive knock powered India to an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series, while several records were broken during the chase.

Abhishek Sharma creates history, shatters multiple records with explosive 35-ball century in IND vs NZ 3rd T20I

Abhishek Sharma smashed a 35-ball century as India chased down New Zealand’s 199-run target in just 13.2 overs to win the third T20I by six wickets. The victory gave India an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.

IND vs NZ 3rd T20I: Abhishek Sharma smashes 35-ball century as India shatter multiple records to seal series

Ravichandran Ashwin said Vaibhav Sooryavanshi looked uncomfortable batting at No. 3 after scoring four off eight balls against New Zealand in the second T20I. Ashwin suggested that Sanju Samson should bat at No. 3 if India want to accommodate all three batters in the playing XI.

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India captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and opted to bowl first against New Zealand in the second T20I, with Vaibhav Sooryavanshi returning to the Playing XI at No. 3. India made two changes, bringing in Sooryavanshi and Prince Yadav, while New Zealand included Jacob Duffy in place of Adam Milne.

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Abhishek Sharma delivered a breathtaking performance in the third T20I against New Zealand in Wellington on Tuesday, October 27, as India chased down a target of 199 with 40 balls to spare. The left-handed opener smashed 113 runs off just 35 balls, helping India complete a remarkable chase after a record-breaking start alongside young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.The India opener's innings was not just about his century. He and Sooryavanshi put New Zealand's bowling attack under immense pressure from the first over, setting several records during the chase.<a href="https://english.zeenews.com/sports/article-ind-vs-nz-3rd-t20i-abhishek-sharma-smashes-35-ball-century-as-india-shatter-multiple-records-to-seal-series-3160714">ALSO READ: IND vs NZ 3rd T20I: Abhishek Sharma smashes 35-ball century as India shatter multiple records to seal series</a>1.) India set world record for highest T20I powerplay scoreIndia raced to 118/0 in the first six overs, registering the highest Powerplay total in men's T20I cricket. The previous record was Romania's 116/0 against Serbia in 2021.Abhishek was unbeaten on 57 off 20 balls at the end of the Powerplay, while Sooryavanshi had scored 44 off 17 deliveries. Their remarkable opening stand gave India a commanding platform in the chase.2.) Abhishek Sharma scores his fourth T20I centuryAbhishek's 35-ball hundred against New Zealand took his T20I century tally to four, according to the supplied figures. He is now level with Phil Salt, Karanbir Singh and Suryakumar Yadav on the list of batters with four hundreds in men's T20Is. Glenn Maxwell and Rohit Sharma lead that list with five centuries each.Most hundreds in Men’s T20Is5 - Glenn Maxwell 5 - Rohit Sharma 4 - Karanbir Singh 4 - Phil Salt 4 - Suryakumar Yadav 4 - Abhishek Sharma3.) Abhishek moves ahead of Virat Kohli in overall T20 hundredsThe century against New Zealand was Abhishek's 11th in men's T20 cricket. He moved ahead of Virat Kohli and David Warner, who have 10 hundreds apiece, according to the supplied list. Chris Gayle remains at the top with 22 T20 centuries, followed by Babar Azam with 13.Most hundreds in Men's T20 cricket- 22 - Chris Gayle - 13 - Babar Azam - 11 - Abhishek Sharma - 10 - Quinton de Kock - 10 - Virat Kohli - 10 - David Warner4.) Abhishek and Sooryavanshi record highest run rate for a 100-plus T20I opening standAbhishek and Sooryavanshi's opening partnership came at a remarkable run rate of 18.13 runs per over, the highest for a 100-plus opening stand in men's T20Is, according to the supplied statistics.They surpassed the previous mark of 16.08 recorded by England's Jos Buttler and Phil Salt against South Africa at Old Trafford in 2025.Highest run-rates for a 100-plus opening stand in T20Is18.13 - Abhishek Sharma, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs NZ, Wellington, 2026 16.08 - Jos Buttler, Phil Salt vs SA, Old Trafford, 2025 15 - Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers vs ENG, Johannesburg, 2016 15 - Brian Bennett, Tadiwanashe Marumani vs Seychelles, Nairobi, 2024 14.83 - Shai Hope, Evin Lewis vs ENG, Gros Islet, 2024 14.44 - Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson vs AFG, Delhi, 2026 for full-member teams5.) Abhishek joins elite list for fastest T20I fiftiesAbhishek brought up his half-century in just 15 balls against New Zealand, putting him among the fastest scorers in men's T20Is between Full Member teams.However, the innings did not break his personal record. He had already scored a 14-ball fifty against New Zealand in Guwahati earlier in 2026, while Yuvraj Singh's 12-ball half-century against England in 2007 remains the fastest on the supplied list.6.) Abhishek extends record for most first-ball sixes in T20IsAbhishek has now hit a six off the first ball of an innings on eight occasions in men's T20Is, the most among the listed players. Afghanistan's Shafiqullah Shinwari follows with six, while Suryakumar Yadav has done it five times.Hitting first ball for a six most often in T20Is8 - Abhishek Sharma (IND) 6 - Shafiqullah Shinwari (AFG) 5 - Suryakumar Yadav (IND) 4 - Paul Stirling (IRE) 4 - Colin Munro (NZ) 4 - Mohammad Naveed (UAE)India complete a stunning chase in WellingtonIndia's aggressive approach left New Zealand struggling to contain the scoring rate. The opening over yielded 26 runs, setting the tone for the rest of the innings.Although Sooryavanshi departed after scoring 45 off 20 balls, Abhishek continued his assault and took India closer to the target at a remarkable pace. He was particularly effective through the cover region, scoring 51 of his 113 runs in that area.New Zealand had earlier posted 198/3, with Daryl Mitchell scoring an unbeaten 89 off 52 balls and Bevon Jacobs contributing 39 not out of 23 deliveries.

Abhishek Sharma creates history, shatters multiple records with 35-ball century

Abhishek Sharma's record-breaking show powered India to a series-sealing win over New Zealand in the third T20I at Hnry Stadium in Wellington on Tuesday.Abhishek was on an absolute carnage as he slammed his fourth T20I century, ending at 113 from 38 balls to help India gun down the 199-run target in just 13.2 overs with six wickets in hand. The victory helped India take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.Apart from his fourth T20I century, this was Abhishek's 11th T20 ton, which is now the most by an Indian player in the shortest format. He went past Indian veteran Virat Kohli, who slammed 10 centuries in T20s.This has put Abhishek in third place among the players with most T20 tons, only behind Chris Gayle (22) and Babar Azam (13).While Abhishek slammed another jaw-dropping knock, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, promoted to the opening role for this game, also impressed with 45 from 19 deliveries as record books tumbled and New Zealand bowlers faced the brunt of the Indian batters.India smashed the highest-ever team total in a men's T20I powerplay, hitting 118/0 in the first six overs. This has now become the highest-ever score for a team in a powerplay, going past the previous highest of Romania, who had made 116/0 against Serbia in a T20I in 2021.The two batters made a mockery of the depleted New Zealand bowling attack as they went hammer and tongs behind the target. India also breached the 100-run mark in just five overs, which is the second-fastest by any team in the world, behind Eswatini, who had completed their team hundred in 4.5 overs against Mozambique earlier this year.The Men in Blue also brought up their fifty off just 2.2 overs, which is now the joint-fastest by any team in the world. Papua New Guinea made a team fifty in 2.2 overs against Vanuatu; while Romania had also completed their 50 in 2.2 overs against Serbia.It was a very tough outing for the New Zealand bowlers, who were already missing Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson due to fitness issues. Returning Kyle Jamieson and Matthew Fisher, and captain Mitchell Santner managed to take wickets, with Jamieson scalping two and other taking one each. Jamieson got the prized wicket of Abhishek for 113 in the 10th over, while Fisher accounted for Sooryavanshi (45) in the eighth over.Jamieson struck once more later when he got Sanju Samson for 18, and Santner dismissed Shreyas Iyer for five in the 13th over when the Indian skipper holed one out on deep mid-wicket. But the damage was already done, as Tilak Varma (1) and Naman Dhir (4) took India home in the 14th over to win by six wickets.Earlier, Daryl Mitchell's career-best T20 score of 89* from 52 balls took the hosts to 198/3 in the first innings. The Kiwis were cruising well till the halfway stage of the first innings, as they were 100/2 after 10 overs, but the hosts seemingly ran out of steam as India also displayed good defensive bowling at the back end of the innings to not let them go past 200.Mitchell's innings was the highlight as he carried the New Zealand innings through and batted for the majority of the innings. He remained unbeaten on 89 from 52 balls as his scoring dropped a bit in the final few overs, while Bevon Jacobs made 39 from 23, but the final punch lacked from the Kiwis.The Kiwis were at 123/3 after 12 overs as they looked for a final flourish, but the Indian bowlers adapted well to the conditions and bowled fuller and yorkers, as the straight boundaries here are long and the square ones are shorter.Only 63 runs came from the final seven overs as India bowled good defensive lines. Four different bowlers were used for the death overs, and the visitors did well to keep a lid on the hosts.India have now taken an unassailable lead of 3-0 in the five-match series, clinching yet another T20I series against the Kiwis.Brief Scores: New Zealand 198/3 (Daryl Mitchell 89*, Finn Allen 40; Arshdeep Singh 1-33, Axar Patel 1-36) lost to India (Abhishek Sharma 113, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 45; Kyle Jamieson 2-45, Mitchell Santner 1-17) by six wickets.

IND vs NZ 3rd T20I: Abhishek's 35-ball ton powers India to 6-wicket win

Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has questioned the decision to send Vaibhav Sooryavanshi at No.3 in the second T20I against New Zealand, suggesting that the young batter was uncomfortable in the unfamiliar role. Ashwin said the team management should consider making Sanju Samson bat at No.3 if India want to accommodate all three batters in the playing XI.Sooryavanshi got an opportunity in the second T20I in Christchurch after wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan was ruled out due to injury. However, the teenager managed just four runs off eight balls before getting dis missed, as India chased a target of 181 runs.Speaking to the broadcaster after the match, Ashwin described Sooryavanshi’s outing as a miss but cautioned against judging the youngster too harshly. "For a young cricketer like Vaibhav, 'miss' is too early I think to say, but because I have only two options of a hit or a miss, he just found himself a little like a fish out of water," Ashwin said.<h2>R Ashwin suggests change in India’s batting order</h2>Ashwin felt Sooryavanshi needed time to settle into the innings and could have benefited from guidance from an experienced batter at the other end. He noted that the youngster continued to play aggressively despite struggling to find his timing.According to Ashwin, walking in to bat during the sixth over was not an ideal situation for Sooryavanshi, who is more accustomed to playing at the top of the order. "Walking in during the sixth over is not his cup of tea," Ashwin said.The former India spinner also suggested that if the team management wants to play Sooryavanshi alongside Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson, Samson could move down to No. 3, as he has done previously for India. "I'm not too sure Vaibhav has got to bat at number three, but it is what it is. Today it was a miss for Vaibhav," Ashwin added.<h2>Ashwin praises India’s middle order</h2>While Ashwin raised concerns about Sooryavanshi’s batting position, he praised India’s middle and lower-middle order for stepping up during the chase against New Zealand.India were in trouble at 70/5 before Tilak Varma and Nitish Kumar Reddy produced unbeaten knocks to guide the team to a four-wicket victory with one ball remaining. Tilak scored 51 off 26 balls, while Nitish made 26 off 13 deliveries. Ramandeep Singh also contributed with a quickfire 18 off six balls.Ashwin highlighted the power in India’s batting line-up, particularly the contributions from positions six, seven and eight. He also praised Ramandeep’s ability to attack both pace and spin, while noting Tilak’s composure under pressure.India’s victory gave them a 2-0 lead in the five-match T20I series against New Zealand, with the team looking to build on the performance in the remaining matches.

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi returned as India opted to bowl first in their second T20I against New Zealand at the Hagley Oval here on Saturday.India made two changes to the Playing XI which registered a record 226-run chase against New Zealand in the first T20I at the same venue, with Prince Yadav coming in for Mayank Yadav as the other change.Sooryavanshi, who has had to warm the benches since the Asian Games, has made a return to the team and will be batting at No.3 and not at his usual opening slot, India captain Shreyas Iyer confirmed at the toss.With Ishan Kishan out due to a groin strain, Sooryavanshi's call-up was always on the cards. "We're going to bowl first. Yes, absolutely. That's one of the reasons (On dew being a factor). We have had a little bit of time to recover and catch up on some sleep. Everyone is in decent shape, I would say. Some of the players, including myself, do their training on match day. So, we are in a good place."It is important to maintain the aggression and repeat the things we did well in the first game. In addition, we need to be proactive in the field and ensure we don't have an extra fielder inside the circle, especially in the last over. Ishan is injured, so Vaibhav comes in for him. Prince comes in for Mayank, which is just a tactical change. Vaibhav is going to bat at number three," Shreyas said at the toss.Meanwhile, New Zealand also made a change to their Playing XI as Jacob Duffy came in for Adam Milne to manage their seamers with Test cricket coming up. "We know we are a good team; even though we were a bit off the ball, we still fought hard and had a great match. Yesterday was just a refresh day. Duffy is in for Milne; that's the only change - just a bit of rotation for the seamers with a lot of Test cricket coming up," New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner said.<h2>Playing XIs:</h2>New Zealand: Finn Allen, Tim Seifert (wk), Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Bevon Jacobs, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Nathan Smith, Matt Henry, Jacob Duffy, Lockie FergusonIndia: Sanju Samson (wk), Abhishek Sharma, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Shreyas Iyer (c), Tilak Varma, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Naman Dhir, Axar Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Prince Yadav.

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