Abhishek Sharma etched his name in the record books with a blistering 14-ball fifty, the joint third-fastest in men’s T20Is against a Full Member nation. His fearless counter-attack, including a rapid 53-run partnership with Ishan Kishan, set the tone for India’s comfortable chase. This historic knock followed a mixed series start, showcasing Sharma’s growing reputation as a formidable top-order batter.
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