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List of Fastest Centuries in T20-Cricket

T20 International (T20I) cricket is known for its high-scoring encounters and fast-paced action. Among the most thrilling achievements in this format is scoring a century in the shortest time possible. Over the years, players have redefined the limits of power-hitting, breaking records for the fastest century in T20I cricket. In this article, we take a deep dive into the list of the fastest centuries in T20I history, recent record-breakers, and historical milestones.

The Fastest T20I Century- Sahil Chauhan (27 Balls)

The record for the fastest century in T20I cricket is now held by Sahil Chauhan of Estonia, who scored a blistering 100 runs in just 27 balls against Cyprus on 17th June 2024. His knock surpassed all previous records, cementing his name in cricketing history.

List of Fastest Centuries in T20-Cricket

Several players have left their mark in the record books by scoring centuries in the shortest possible time. Below is a complete list of players who achieved this feat in T20 Internationals:

Player Balls Taken Opposition Year
Sahil Chauhan 27 Cyprus 2024
Sikandar Raza 33 Gambia 2024
Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton 33 Nepal 2024
Kushal Malla 34 Mongolia 2023
David Miller 35 Bangladesh 2017
Rohit Sharma 35 Sri Lanka 2017
Sudesh Wickramasekara 35 Turkey 2019
Abhishek Sharma 37 England 2025
Sivakumar Periyalwar 39 Turkey 2019
Sanju Samson 40 Bangladesh 2024
Tilak Varma 41 South Africa 2024
Henry George Munsey 41 Netherlands 2019
Shaheryar Butt 41 Czech Republic 2020
Hazratullah Zazai 42 Ireland 2019
Jean-Pierre Kotze 43 Botswana 2019
Kusal Perera 44 New Zealand 2025
Richard Levi 45 New Zealand 2012
Suryakumar Yadav 45 Sri Lanka 2023
Faf du Plessis 46 West Indies 2015
KL Rahul 46 West Indies 2016
GD Philips 46 West Indies 2020
Aaron Finch 47 England 2013
Chris Gayle 47 England 2016
Colin Munro 47 West Indies 2018
Ravinderpal Singh 47 Cayman Islands 2019
Evin Lewis 48 India 2016
Dawid Malan 48 New Zealand 2019
Glenn Maxwell 49 Sri Lanka 2016
Martin Guptill 49 Australia 2018
Paras Khadka 49 Singapore 2019
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