India’s previous highest total in the competition<\/a> was 218 for 4 against England in Durban, which also came in 2007.<\/p>\n 5 – Number of 250-plus totals by India<\/a> in T20Is. No other team has more than three such totals. India jointly hold the record for most 250-plus totals in all T20s<\/a>, alongside Sunrisers Hyderabad.<\/p>\n 6 – Batters in India’s innings who scored 20-plus runs and all had a strike rate of 150-plus. Only once before have six (or more) batters in a team faced ten-plus balls with a 150-plus strike rate in a T20I innings: Gibraltar against Bulgaria last year<\/a>.<\/p>\n India are also the second team with six 20-plus scores in an innings at the men’s T20 World Cup. Netherlands were the first<\/a>, doing so against India in Ahmedabad last week.<\/p>\n 55 – Abhishek Sharma<\/a>‘s 55 was the highest in India’s total of 256. All previous 250-plus totals in T20I cricket featured an individual score of 80 or more. Before India, only one team in T20s had scored a 250-plus total with no batter scoring 60 or more – Jamaica Tallawahs made 255 for 5 against St Lucia Kings in CPL 2021<\/a>, with Andre Russell’s 50 not out the highest score.<\/p>\n 510 – Runs conceded by Zimbabwe across their last two matches. West Indies amassed 254 against them at the Wankhede Stadium<\/a> on Monday before India posted 256 at Chepauk. They became the first team to concede 250-plus totals in successive matches in men’s T20Is (also in all men’s T20s).<\/p>\n 17 – Number of sixes India hit against Zimbabwe are the most by them<\/a> in a T20 World Cup game. Only two teams have hit more sixes in an innings at the T20 World Cup<\/a> – 19 by Netherlands against Ireland in 2014 and West Indies against Zimbabwe earlier this week.<\/p>\n 3016 – Runs scored by Sikandar Raza<\/a> in T20Is, making him the second man<\/a> with 3000-plus runs and 100-plus wickets in this format after Malaysia’s Virandeep Singh. Raza also became the first Zimbabwe player and the 14th man<\/a> to complete 3000 runs in T20Is.<\/p>\n 440 – Runs collectively scored by India and Zimbabwe in Chennai on Thursday. It is now the second-highest<\/a> match aggregate in the T20 World Cup, behind the 459 runs between England and South Africa at Wankhede in 2016. Both teams collectively hit 28 sixes in Chennai, the third-highest for a T20 World Cup game.<\/p>\n 97* – Brian Bennett<\/a>‘s score against India is the highest for Zimbabwe<\/a> at the T20 World Cup. It is also the fourth-highest individual score for Zimbabwe in men’s T20Is<\/a>, and the highest against a Full Member team.<\/p>\n Bennett has 277 runs in this World Cup so far, also the most for Zimbabwe in an edition<\/a> of the T20 World Cup.<\/p>\nHighest T20 WC totals\u00a0ESPNcricinfo Ltd<\/p>\n
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