
Samira Vishwas
Tezzbuzz|28-10-2026
Delhi:In the third T20I against New Zealand, the Indian team performed amazingly and won by 6 wickets. In this match played in Wellington on Tuesday, the Indian cricket team achieved the target of 199 runs in just 14 overs. Abhishek Sharma completely neutralized the Kiwi bowlers by playing a stormy innings of 113 not out off 38 balls. With this victory, India took an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
A flurry of records were set in this match played at Henry Stadium. While some players achieved special achievements, Team India also recorded many historical figures in its name. Let's take a look at the 25 major records made in IND vs NZ 3rd T20I.
The third T20I between India and New Zealand is the 100th T20 International match of Glenn Phillips' career.
Finn Allen completed 400 sixes in T20 cricket during the third T20I against India.
Darryl Mitchell completed 50 international sixes against India.
Darryl Mitchell scored unbeaten 89 runs in the third T20I. This is his highest individual score in T20 International.
Darryl Mitchell became the sixth New Zealand batsman to score 2,000 runs in T20 Internationals. Before the third match, he needed 87 runs to reach this feat.
113 runs – Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand) v Australia, 2024.
86 runs – Finn Allen and Darryl Mitchell (New Zealand) v India, 2026.*
83 runs – Aaron Finch & Josh Philippe (Aus) v New Zealand, 2021.
109 runs – Mark Chapman and Martin Guptill, Jaipur, 2021.
100 runs – Finn Allen and Rachin Ravindra, Thiruvananthapuram, 2026.
86 runs – Finn Allen and Darryl Mitchell, Wellington, 2026.*
109* runs – Colin Munro, Rajkot, 2017.
95 runs – Kane Williamson, Hamilton, 2020.
91 runs – Brendon McCullum, Chennai, 2012.
89* runs – Darryl Mitchell, Wellington, 2026.*
84 runs – Tim Seifert, Wellington, 2019.
164 wickets – Tim Southee (New Zealand).
163 wickets – Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh).
149 wickets – Arshdeep Singh (India).*
148 wickets – Rizwan Butt (Bahrain).
142 wickets – Mark Adair (Ireland).
39 wickets – Joshua Little (Ire), 2022.
39 wickets – Arshdeep Singh (India), 2026.*
38 wickets – Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka), 2024.
37 wickets – Bhuvneshwar Kumar (India), 2022.
13 sixes – Abhishek Sharma vs England, Mumbai, 2025.
11 Sixes – Abhishek Sharma vs Afghanistan, Delhi, 2026.
11 Sixes – Abhishek Sharma vs New Zealand, Wellington, 2026.*
10 sixes – Rohit Sharma vs Sri Lanka, Indore, 2017.
10 sixes – Sanju Samson vs South Africa, Durban, 2024.
10 sixes – Tilak Verma vs South Africa, Johannesburg, 2024.
10 sixes – Ishan Kishan vs New Zealand, Thiruvananthapuram, 2026.
5 times – Karanbir Singh (Austria).
3 times – Abhishek Sharma (India).
2 times – Chris Gayle (West Indies).
2 times – Aaron Finch (Australia).
2 times – Adrian Dunbar (Serbia).
2 times – Kendall Kadowaki-Fleming (Japan).
18 times – Chris Gayle.
7 times – Abhishek Sharma.
5 times – Vaibhav Suryavanshi.
5 times – Karanbir Singh.
5 centuries – Glenn Maxwell.
5 centuries – Rohit Sharma.
4 centuries – Karanbir Singh.
4 centuries – Phil Salt.
4 centuries – Suryakumar Yadav.
4 centuries – Abhishek Sharma.
22 centuries – Chris Gayle.
13 centuries – Babar Azam.
11 centuries – Abhishek Sharma.
10 centuries – Quinton de Kock.
10 centuries – Virat Kohli.
10 centuries – David Warner.
8 sixes – Abhishek Sharma (India).*
6 sixes – Samiullah Shinwari (Afghanistan).
5 sixes – Suryakumar Yadav (India).
17 sixes – Abhishek Sharma (India).*
13 sixes – Paul Stirling (Ire) and Evin Lewis (West Indies).
12 sixes – Rohit Sharma (India) and Martin Guptill (New Zealand).
2.2 overs – Papua New Guinea v Vanuatu, Port Moresby, 2019.
2.2 overs – Romania vs Serbia, Sofia, 2021.
2.2 overs – India vs New Zealand, Wellington, 2026.*
2.3 overs – Philippines v Indonesia, Bali, 2023.
2.4 overs – New Zealand v Scotland, The Oval, 2009.
2.4 overs – New Zealand vs England, Auckland, 2019.
2.4 overs – South Africa vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023.
5 Overs – India vs New Zealand, Wellington, 2026.*
5.2 overs – Romania vs Serbia, Sofia, 2021.
5.3 overs – South Africa vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023.
5.3 overs – Australia vs Scotland, Edinburgh, 2024.
5.5 overs – Zimbabwe vs Gambia, Nairobi, 2024.
5.5 overs – England vs South Africa, Old Trafford, 2025.
118/0 – India vs New Zealand, Wellington, 2026.*
116/0 – Romania vs Serbia, Sofia, 2021 (5.4 Overs).
113/1 – Australia vs Scotland, Edinburgh, 2024.
103/1 – Zimbabwe vs Gambia, Nairobi (RSC), 2024.
102/0 – South Africa vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023.
100/0 – England vs South Africa, Old Trafford, 2025.
100/0 – India vs Afghanistan, Delhi, 2026.
29 runs – Shivam Dubey, Visakhapatnam, 2026.
29 runs – Ishan Kishan, Thiruvananthapuram, 2026.
27 runs – KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma, Hamilton, 2020.
26 runs – Abhishek Sharma, Christchurch, 2026.
26 runs – Abhishek Sharma and Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Wellington, 2026.*
In the third T20I between India and New Zealand, Jacob Duffy gave 26 runs in the first over of the Indian innings. According to the figures given by you, this is the joint highest number of runs in the first over of an innings in T20 International. In May 2023, Malta's Varun Thamotharam also gave 26 runs in the first over against Gibraltar.
12 balls – Yuvraj Singh vs England, Durban, 2007.
14 balls – Colin Munro vs Sri Lanka, Auckland, 2016.
14 ball – Abhishek Sharma vs New Zealand, Guwahati, 2026.
15 balls – Quinton de Kock vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023.
15 balls – Shivam Dubey vs New Zealand, Visakhapatnam, 2026.
15 balls – Abhishek Sharma vs New Zealand, Wellington, 2026.*
42 balls – Estonia vs Cyprus, Episkopi, 2024 (Target: 192).
40 balls – India vs New Zealand, Wellington, 2026 (Target: 199).*
37 balls – Netherlands vs Ireland, Sylhet, T20 World Cup 2014 (Target: 190).
35 balls – Serbia vs Slovenia, Belgrade, 2025 (Target: 200).
34 balls – Bulgaria vs Gibraltar, Sofia, 2025 (Target: 244).
108 runs – Rohit Sharma vs Sri Lanka (Total 118 runs).
106 runs – Abhishek Sharma vs England (Total 135 runs).
102 runs – Abhishek Sharma vs Afghanistan (Total 108 runs).
102 runs – Abhishek Sharma vs New Zealand (Total 113 runs).*
96 runs – Tilak Verma vs South Africa (Total 120 runs).
94 runs – Ruturaj Gaikwad vs Australia (Total 123 runs).
92 runs – Sanju Samson vs Bangladesh (Total 111 runs).
92 runs – Suryakumar Yadav vs England (Total 117 runs).
92 runs – Rohit Sharma vs Afghanistan (Total 121 runs).




