Abhishek Sharma’s 135 runs off 54 balls before being dismissed made him the highest individual scorer for Team India in T20 Internationals. Here’s the full breakdown of the 24-year-old’s historic performance: With 58 runs in 21 deliveries,

Sharma’s batting style reminded one of the retired Yuvraj Singh, who loved decimating the bowlers. In 2007, Yuvraj lit up the Twenty20 World Cup when he smashed all six balls from England’s Stuart Broad into the stands en route to the fastest 50 off 12 balls.

Sharma blasted a breathtaking 135 off just 54 deliveries even as the Indian bowlers routed England for a paltry 97 earning their second-biggest win ever in T20I cricket

India’s vicecaptain Shubman Gill on Tuesday defended their performance in the Test rubber loss in Australia, saying that one poor series does not define a team and that it is unfair to criticise a side after a rare bad outing.

Indian opener Abhishek Sharma impressed during the recently concluded series of five T20Is against England, saving the best for the last to blast off 135 in just 54 balls in the final T20I at Mumbai's iconic Wankhede Stadium on Sunday.

The opener broke a host of records as India smashed their way to 247 in Mumbai, setting up their second-biggest win by runs in men's T20Is

India registered a comprehensive 150-run victory over England in the fifth and final T20I at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Here's a look at what the players and the captains said after Abhishek Sharma's breathtaking century helped India to register a commanding win.

After posting a total of 247/9, thanks to blistering 135-run knock by Abhishek Sharma, Indian bowlers did a fantastic job by bundling England for a mere 97 runs in 10.3 overs in the 5th T20I at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Sunday,