Team records Overall results Team First T20I Matches Won Lost Tied NR % Won Nepal 16 March 2014 3 2 1 0 0 66.66 Pakistan 28 August 2006 78 47 29 2 0 61.53 South Africa 21 October 2005 63 39 23 0 1 62.90 Sri Lanka 15 June 2006 58 34 22 1 1 60.52 India 21 October 2005 46 25 19 1 1 56.66 England 13 June 2005 62 31 27 0 4 53.44 Australia 17 February 2005 64 31 30 2 1 50.79 West Indies 16 February 2006 53 23 26 3 1 47.11 New Zealand 17 February 2005 71 32 32 5 2 50.00 Ireland 2 August 2008 32 17 12 0 3 58.62 Bangladesh 28 November 2006 35 11 24 0 0 31.42 Afghanistan 1 February 2010 22 11 11 0 0 50.00 Netherlands 2 August 2008 22 12 9 0 1 57.14 Kenya 1 September 2007 29 10 19 0 0 34.48 Scotland 12 September 2007 25 8 16 0 1 33.33 Canada 2 August 2008 19 4 14 1 0 23.68 Zimbabwe 28 November 2006 28 4 23 1 0 16.07 Bermuda 3 August 2008 3 0 3 0 0 0.00 The win percentage excludes no results and counts ties as half a win Updated: 25 January 2014[5] Result records Greatest win margin (by runs) Margin Teams Venue Date 172 runs Sri Lanka (260/6) beat Kenya (88)[6] Johannesburg 14 September 2007 130 runs South Africa (211/5) beat Scotland (81)[7] London (Oval) 7 June 2009 116 runs England (196/5) beat Afghanistan (80)[8] Colombo (RPS) 21 September 2012 109 runs Zimbabwe (184/5) beat Canada (75)[9] King City 13 October 2008 103 runs Pakistan (183/6) beat New Zealand (80)[10] Christchurch 30 September 2010 Updated: 5 July 2013[11] Greatest win margin (by wickets) Margin Teams Venue Date 10 wickets South Africa (132/0) beat Pakistan (129/8)[12] Johannesburg 2 February 2007 10 wickets Australia (102/0) beat Sri Lanka (101)[13] Cape Town 20 September 2007 10 wickets Kenya (110/0) beat Scotland (109/9)[14] Nairobi (Gym) 1 February 2010 10 wickets New Zealand (79/0) beat Bangladesh (78)[15] Hamilton 3 February 2010 10 wickets Kenya (126/0) beat Scotland (123)[16] Nairobi (Gym) 4 February 2010 10 wickets England (128/0) beat West Indies (125)[17] London (Oval) 23 September 2010 10 wickets New Zealand (127/0) beat Zimbabwe (123)[18] Harare 15 October 2011 10 wickets Ireland (72/0) beat Kenya (71)[19] Dubai (DSC) 14 March 2012 10 wickets Ireland (109/0) beat Canada (106/8)[20] Dubai (DSC) 22 March 2012 10 wickets South Africa (94/0) beat Zimbabwe (93/8)[21] Hambantota 20 September 2012 10 wickets England (143/0) beat New Zealand (139/8)[22] Wellington 15 February 2013 Updated: 5 July 2013[23] Greatest win margin (by balls remaining) Margin Teams Venue Date 76 balls Ireland (72/0) beat Kenya (71)[24] Dubai (DSC) 14 March 2012 74 balls New Zealand (74/1) beat Kenya (73)[25] Durban 12 September 2007 70 balls New Zealand (79/0) beat Bangladesh (78)[26] Hamilton 3 February 2010 63 balls Ireland (109/0) beat Canada (106/8)[27] Dubai (DSC) 22 March 2012 58 balls Australia (102/0) beat Sri Lanka (101)[28] Cape Town 20 September 2007 Updated: 5 July 2013[29] Smallest win margin (by runs) Margin Teams Venue Date 1 run Australia (150/7) beat New Zealand (149/5)[30] Sydney 15 Feb 2009 1 run South Africa (128/7) beat New Zealand (127/5)[31] London (MCC) 9 June 2009 1 run[a] England (202/6) beat South Africa (127/3)[32] Johannesburg 13 November 2009 1 run New Zealand (133/7) beat Pakistan (132/7)[33] Bridgetown 8 May 2010 1 run South Africa (120/7) beat West Indies (119/7)[34] North Sound 20 May 2010 1 run Bangladesh (146/6) beat Ireland (145/6)[35] Belfast 20 July 2012 1 run New Zealand (167/5) beat India (166/4)[36] Chennai 11 September 2012 1 run India (152/6) beat South Africa (151)[37] Colombo (RPS) 2 October 2012 Updated: 5 July 2013[38] ^[a] This was a rain affected match. Rain interrupted after 13 overs of South Africas innings. The par score after 13 overs was 128. Smallest win margin (by wickets) Margin Teams Venue Date 1 wicket England (158/9) beat Australia (157/4)[39] Adelaide 12 January 2011 1 wicket Netherlands (131/9) beat Bangladesh (128)[40] The Hague 26 July 2012 2 wickets New Zealand (139/8) beat Sri Lanka (135/6)[41] Providence 30 April 2010 2 wickets Bangladesh (141/8) beat Ireland (140/8)[42] Belfast 21 July 2012 2 wickets Pakistan (136/8) beat South Africa (133/6)[43] Colombo (RPS) 28 September 2012 Updated: 5 July 2013[44] Most consecutive wins Wins Team First win Last win 8 England Pakistan at Bridgetown, 6 May 2010[45] Australia at Adelaide, 12 January 2011[46] 8 Ireland Kenya at Mombasa, 22 February 2012[47] Afghanistan at Dubai (DSC), 24 March 2012[48] 7 South Africa Australia at Johannesburg, 27 March 2009[49] India at Nottingham, 16 June 2009[50] 7 Pakistan New Zealand at London (Oval), 13 June 2009[51] New Zealand at Dubai (DSC), 13 November 2009[52] 6 4 other sequences of 6-game winning streaks were achieved No Results are treated the same as losses and ties in the above table. A No Result occurs when a match is abandoned partway through, usually due to rain. Updated: 5 July 2013[53] Most consecutive defeats Defeats Team First defeat Last defeat 16 Zimbabwe Sri Lanka at Providence, 3 May 2010[54] West Indies at North Sound, 3 March 2013[55] 12 Bangladesh South Africa at Cape Town, 15 September 2007[56] Australia at Bridgetown, 5 May 2010[57] 7 New Zealand South Africa at Durban, 19 September 2007[58] England at Manchester, 13 June 2008[59] 7 Scotland Netherlands at Belfast, 4 August 2008[60] Ireland at Dubai (DSC), 11 February 2010[61] 7 Canada Afghanistan at Colombo (SSC), 4 February 2010[62] Scotland at Dubai (DSC), 23 March 2012[63] 7 Kenya Netherlands at Abu Dhabi, 11 February 2010[64] Canada at Dubai (GCA), 15 March 2013[65] No Results are treated the same as wins and ties in the above table. A No Result occurs when a match is abandoned partway through, usually due to rain. Updated: 5 July 2013[66] Team scoring records Highest innings totals Score Batting team Opposition Venue Date 260/6 (20 overs)[67] Sri Lanka Kenya Johannesburg 14 September 2007 248/6 (20 overs)[68] Australia England Southampton 29 August 2013 241/6 (20 overs)[69] South Africa England Centurion 15 November 2009 225/7 (20 overs)[70] Ireland Afghanistan Abu Dhabi 30 November 2013 225/7 (20 overs)[71] Australia England Sydney 9 January 2007 219/4 (20 overs)[72] South Africa India Johannesburg 30 March 2012 Updated: 30 November 2013. Highest match aggregate Score Teams Venue Date 457/12 (40 overs)[73] Australia (248/6) v England (206/6) Southampton 29 August 2013 428/10 (40 overs)[74] Australia (214/4) v New Zealand (214/6) Christchurch 28 February 2010 418/10 (40 overs)[75] India (218/4) v England (200/6) Durban 19 September 2007 417/11 (39.1 overs)[76] Sri Lanka (206/7) v India (211/4) Mohali 12 December 2009 413/8 (37.4 overs)[77] West Indies (205/6) v South Africa (208/2) Johannesburg 11 September 2007 413/13 (40 overs) Australia (213/4) v England (200/9) Hobart 29 January 2014 403/11 (39.4 overs) Australia (201/7) v India (202/4) Rajkot 10 October 2013 402/7 (39.4 overs)[78] Zimbabwe (200/2) v New Zealand (202/5) Hamilton 14 February 2012 Updated: 30 January 2014[79] ====Highest Runs in Successful Chasing====193/4(13.5 overs) netharland vs ireland sylhet 21 march 2014 Score Batting team Opposition Venue Date 211/4 (19.1 overs)[80] India Sri Lanka Mohali 12 December 2009 208/2 (17.4 overs)[81] South Africa West Indies Johannesburg 11 September 2007 202/4 (19.4 overs)[82] India Australia Rajkot 10 October 2013 202/5 (19.4 overs)[83] New Zealand Zimbabwe Hamilton 14 February 2012 197/7 (19.5 overs)[84] Australia Pakistan Gros Islet 14 May 2010 193/4 (13.5 overs)[85] Netherlands Ireland Bangladesh 21 March 2014 181/4 (20.0 overs)[86] England India Mumbai 22 December 2012 Updated: 10 October 2013[87] Lowest innings totals Score Batting team Opposition Venue Date 67 (17.2 overs)[88] Kenya Ireland Belfast 4 August 2008 68 (16.4 overs)[89] Ireland West Indies Providence 30 April 2010 69 (17.0 overs)[90] Hong Kong Nepal Chittagong 16 March 2014 71 (19.0 overs)[91] Kenya Ireland Dubai (DSC) 14 March 2012 72 (17.1 overs)[92] Afghanistan Bangladesh Dhaka 16 March 2014 Updated: 16 March 2014[93] Most sixes in an innings Sixes Batting team Opposition Venue Date 19[94] Netherlands Ireland Sylhet 21 March 2014 18[95] Australia England Southampton 29 August 2013 17[96] South Africa England Centurion 15 November 2009 16[97] Australia India Barbados 7 May 2010 15[98] England New Zealand Auckland 9 February 2013 Updated: 29 August 2013[99] Most sixes in a match Sixes Teams Venue Date 30[100] Ireland (11) v Netherlands (19) Sylhet 21 March 2014 24[101] New Zealand (11) v India (13) Christchurch 26 February 2009 24[102] Australia (16) v India (8) Barbados 7 May 2010 23[103] Australia (18) v England (5) Southampton 29 August 2013 23[104] South Africa (17) v England (6) Centurion 15 November 2009 23[105] New Zealand (8) v England (15) Auckland 9 February 2013 Updated: 30 August 2013[106] Individual records Individual records (batting) Most career runs Runs Innings Batsman Team T20I career span 1959 63 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present 1335 49 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka 2006–present 1320 54 Tillakaratne Dilshan Sri Lanka 2006–present 1311 48 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka 2006–present 1300 47 David Warner Australia 2009–present 1250 52 Mohammad Hafeez Pakistan 2006–present Updated: 20 March 2014[107] Highest career strike rate Strike rate Balls faced Batsman Team T20I career span 182.00 50 Joe Root England 2012–14 178.53 205 Aaron Finch Australia 2011–14 169.34 199 Andrew Symonds Australia 2005–09 168.22 107 Luke Ronchi New Zealand 2008–14 164.81 54 Anton Devcich New Zealand 2013–13 Qualification: 30 balls. Updated: 26 January 2014[108] Highest average Batting average Innings Batsman Team T20I career span 37.94 30 Michael Hussey Australia 2005–12 37.93 36 Kevin Pietersen England 2005–12 37.52 34 Misbah-ul-Haq Pakistan 2007–present 36 61 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present Qualification: 25 innings. Updated: 28 July 2013[109] Most career sixes Sixes Balls faced Batsman Team T20I career span 80 1445 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present 66 781 Chris Gayle West Indies 2006–present 66 718 Shane Watson Australia 2006&present 59 567 Yuvraj Singh India 2007–present 59 929 David Warner Australia 2009–present Updated: 20 March 2014[110] Highest individual score Runs Batsman Batting team Opposition Venue Date 156[111] Aaron Finch Australia England Southampton 29 August 2013 124[112] Brendon McCullum New Zealand Bangladesh Pallekele 21 September 2012 117*[113] Richard Levi South Africa New Zealand Hamilton 19 February 2012 117[114] Chris Gayle West Indies South Africa Johannesburg 11 September 2007 116*[115] Brendon McCullum New Zealand Australia Christchurch 28 February 2010 104*[116] Tillakaratne Dilshan Sri Lanka Australia Pallekele 6 August 2011 Updated: 29 August 2012[117] Fastest 50 Balls Batsman Batting team Opposition Venue Date 12[118] Yuvraj Singh India England Durban 19 September 2007 17[119] Paul Stirling Ireland Afghanistan Dubai (DSC) 24 March 2012 17[120] Stephan Myburgh Netherlands Ireland Sylhet 21 March 2014 18[121] David Warner Australia West Indies Sydney 23 February 2010 19[122] David Warner Australia South Africa Melbourne 1 November 2009 19[123] Gautam Gambhir India Sri Lanka Nagpur 9 December 2009 Updated: 5 July 2013[124] Fastest 100 Balls Batsman Batting team Opposition Venue Date 45[125] Richard Levi South Africa New Zealand Hamilton 19 February 2012 47 Aaron Finch Australia England Southampton 29 August 2013 50[126] Chris Gayle West Indies South Africa Johannesburg 11 September 2007 50[127] Brendon McCullum New Zealand Australia Christchurch 28 February 2010 Qualification: 50 balls or fewer. Updated: 5 July 2013[128] Most sixes in an innings Sixes Balls faced Batsman Batting team Opposition Venue Date 14[129] 54 Aaron Finch Australia England Southampton 29 August 2013 13[130] 54 Richard Levi South Africa New Zealand Hamilton 19 February 2012 10[131] 54 Chris Gayle West Indies South Africa Johannesburg 11 September 2007 9[132] 45 Loots Bosman South Africa England Centurion 15 November 2009 9[133] 43 Marlon Samuels West Indies Bangladesh Dhaka 10 December 2012 8[134] 56 Brendon McCullum New Zealand Australia Christchurch 28 February 2010 Updated: 5 July 2013[135] Most runs off an over Runs Sequence Batsman Batting team Bowler Venue Date 36[136] 6–6–6–6–6–6 Yuvraj Singh India England Stuart Broad Durban 19 September 2007 32[137] 6–6–2–N–(N+4)–4–6–2 Jos Buttler England South Africa Wayne Parnell Edgbaston 12 September 2012 32[138] 4–Wk–(N+6)–(N+1)–6–6–6–1[a] Jos Buttler Jonny Bairstow Luke Wright England Afghanistan Izatullah Dawlatzai Colombo (RPS) 21 September 2012 30[139] 6–2–6–6–4–6 Ricky Ponting Australia New Zealand Daryl Tuffey Auckland 17 February 2005 29[140] 6–6–6–4–6–1 Jehan Mubarak Sri Lanka Kenya Lameck Onyango Johannesburg 14 September 2007 29[141] 1–6–6–6–4–6 Lendl Simmons Marlon Samuels West Indies Bangladesh Rubel Hossain Dhaka 10 December 2012 Key: N – No ball, W – Wide, Wk – Wicket Updated: 5 July 2013[142] ^[a] The over started with Buttler facing and Wright off strike. Buttler faced the first ball and was dismissed on the second ball of the over. Bairstow came in and faced the next two deliveries and Wright faced the last four deliveries.[143] Individual records (bowling) Most career wickets Wickets Matches Bowler Team T20I career span 81 59 Saeed Ajmal Pakistan 2009–present 74 52 Umar Gul Pakistan 2007–present 73 70 Shahid Afridi Pakistan 2006–present 62 36 Ajantha Mendis Sri Lanka 2008–present 61 52 Stuart Broad England 2006–present Updated: 20 March 2014[144] Best career economy rate Economy rate Balls bowled Bowler Team T20I career span 3.40 30 Brendan Taylor Zimbabwe 2006–present 3.72 66 George OBrien Bermuda 2008 4.72 66 Neil Carter Scotland 2013 4.88 150 Thomas Odoyo Kenya 2007-08 4.94 57 Zahid Hussain Canada 2012 Qualification: 30 balls bowled. Updated: 5 July 2013[145] Best career strike rate Strike rate Balls bowled Bowler Team T20I career span 6.0 36 Lendl Simmons West Indies 2007–present 7.5 30 Craig Wright Scotland 2007–09 8.4 42 Michael Kasprowicz Australia 2005 9.6 96 Lakshmipathy Balaji India 2012 9.6 96 Mohammad Sami Pakistan 2010–12 9.6 48 Glenn McGrath Australia 2005 Updated: 5 July 2013[146] Best figures in a match Bowling Bowler Bowling team Opposition Venue Date 6/8[147] Ajantha Mendis Sri Lanka Zimbabwe Hambantota 18 September 2012 6/16[148] Ajantha Mendis Sri Lanka Australia Pallekele 8 August 2011 5/6[149] Umar Gul Pakistan New Zealand London (Oval) 13 June 2009 5/6[150] Umar Gul Pakistan South Africa Centurion 3 March 2013 5/13[151] Elias Sunny Bangladesh Ireland Belfast 18 July 2012 Updated: 5 July 2013[152] Most runs conceded in an innings Runs Bowling figures Bowler Bowling team Opposition Venue Date 64[153] 4–0–64–1 James Anderson England Australia Sydney 9 January 2007 64[154] 4–0–64–0 Sanath Jayasuriya Sri Lanka Pakistan Johannesburg 17 September 2007 63[155] 4–0–63–2 Rubel Hossain Bangladesh West Indies Dhaka 10 December 2012 61[156] 4–0–61–0 Lameck Onyango Kenya Sri Lanka Johannesburg 14 September 2007 61[157] 4–0–61–1 Sajid Mahmood England South Africa Centurion 15 November 2009 Updated: 5 July 2013[158] Hat-tricks Bowler Bowling team Opposition Dismissals Venue Date Brett Lee[159] Australia Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan (c Gilchrist) Mashrafe Mortaza (b) Alok Kapali (lbw) Cape Town 16 September 2007 Jacob Oram[160] New Zealand Sri Lanka Angelo Mathews (c and b) Malinga Bandara (c McCullum) Nuwan Kulasekara (c Broom) Colombo (RPS) 2 September 2009 Tim Southee[161] New Zealand Pakistan Younis Khan (c Brownlie) Mohammad Hafeez (c McGlashan) Umar Akmal (lbw) Auckland 26 December 2010 Updated: 5 July 2013[162] Individual records (fielding) Most catches in T20I career Catches Matches Fielder Team T20I career span 34 52 Ross Taylor New Zealand 2006–present 25 44 David Warner Australia 2009–present 24 39 David Hussey Australia 2008–12 24 53 Shoaib Malik Pakistan 2006–present 23 43 Umar Akmal Pakistan 2009–present The list excludes catches made as wicket-keeper Updated: 5 July 2013[163] Individual records (wicketkeeping) Most dismissals Dismissals Catches Stumpings Innings Player Team T20I career span 54 24 30 49 Kamran Akmal Pakistan 2006–present 37 20 17 43 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka 2006–12 34 26 8 35 Denesh Ramdin West Indies 2006–present 32 24 8 42 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present 29 21 8 41 Mahendra Singh Dhoni India 2006–present Innings refers to when the player was the designated keeper. All figures exclude catches not made as a wicketkeeper. Updated: 5 July 2013[164] Most catches Catches Innings Wicket-keeper Team T20I career span 26 35 Denesh Ramdin West Indies 2006–present 24 42 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present 24 49 Kamran Akmal Pakistan 2006–present 21 41 Mahendra Singh Dhoni India 2006–present 20 22 AB de Villiers South Africa 2006–present 20 43 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka 2006–present Innings refers to when the player was the designated keeper. All figures exclude catches not made as a wicketkeeper. Updated: 5 July 2013[165] Most stumpings Stumpings Innings Player Team T20I career span 30 49 Kamran Akmal Pakistan 2006–present 17 43 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka 2006–present 16 29 Mushfiqur Rahim Bangladesh 2006–present 8 15 Niall OBrien Ireland 2008–present 8 35 Denesh Ramdin West Indies 2006–present 8 41 Mahendra Singh Dhoni India 2006–present 8 42 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present Innings refers to when the player was the designated keeper. Updated: 5 July 2013[166] Individual records (other) Most matches played Matches Player Team T20I Career Span 67 Shahid Afridi Pakistan 2006–present 62 Brendon McCullum New Zealand 2005–present 57 Saeed Ajmal Pakistan 2006–present 55 Shoaib Malik Pakistan 2007–present 53 Ross Taylor New Zealand 2009–present Updated: 22 Nov 2013[167] Partnership records Highest partnerships (any wicket) Runs Partnership Players Batting team Opposition Venue Date 170[168] 1st wicket Graeme Smith & Loots Bosman South Africa England Centurion 15 November 2009 166[169] 2nd wicket Mahela Jayawardene & Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka West Indies Bridgetown 7 May 2010 159[170] 2nd wicket Alex Hales & Ravi Bopara England West Indies Nottingham 24 June 2012 145[171] 1st wicket Chris Gayle & Devon Smith West Indies South Africa Johannesburg 11 September 2007 143*[172] 1st wicket Michael Lumb & Alex Hales England New Zealand Wellington 15 February 2013 An asterisk (*) signifies an unbroken partnership (i.e. neither of the batsmen were dismissed before either the end of the allotted overs or they reached the required score). Updated: 5 July 2013[173] Highest partnerships (by wicket) Partnership Runs Batsmen Batting team Opposition Venue Date 1st wicket[174] 170 Graeme Smith & Loots Bosman South Africa England Centurion 15 November 2009 2nd wicket[175] 166 Mahela Jayawardene & Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka West Indies Bridgetown 7 May 2010 3rd wicket[176] 137 Martin Guptill & Kane Williamson New Zealand Zimbabwe Auckland 11 February 2012 4th wicket[177] 112* Kevin Pietersen & Eoin Morgan England Pakistan Dubai 19 February 2010 5th wicket[178] 119* Shoaib Malik & Misbah-ul-Haq Pakistan Australia Johannesburg 18 September 2007 6th wicket[179] 101* Cameron White & Michael Hussey Australia Sri Lanka Bridgetown 9 May 2010 7th wicket[180] 91 Paul Collingwood & Michael Yardy England West Indies London 28 June 2007 8th wicket[181] 64* Wayne Parnell & Rusty Theron South Africa Australia Johannesburg 16 October 2011 9th wicket[182] 63* Sohail Tanvir & Saeed Ajmal Pakistan Sri Lanka Dubai 13 December 2013 10th wicket[183] 31* Wahab Riaz & Shoaib Akhtar Pakistan New Zealand Auckland 26 December 2010 An asterisk (*) signifies an unbroken partnership (i.e. neither of the batsmen were dismissed before either the end of the allotted overs or they reached the required score). Updated: 5 July 2013[184]
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