Abhishek Sharma hits record 30-ball T20I hundred; see list of top 5
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: In the third T20I between India and Afghanistan, Abhishek Sharma struck 108 runs in just 34 balls, including 9 fours and 11 sixes, setting a new record for the fastest century by an Indian in the format. The innings helped India dominate the match, showcasing a powerful batting display that highlighted Sharma’s explosive capabilities and the team’s offensive strength. QUOTE: "Abhishek blazed his way to 108 off 34 balls with 9 fours and 11 sixes" — The Federal
Covered by 10 outlets across the spectrum: 20% left, 20% center, 60% right.
Who is covering this story
- Left-leaning (2): The Federal, The Hindu
- Center (2): ABP Live English, ESPN Cricinfo
- Right-leaning (4): Sunday Guardian, Times of India, India TV English, Times Now
Sources
- 30 Balls, 100 Runs! Abhishek Sharma Unleashes Record-Breaking Assault On Afghanistan — ABP Live English (center)
- Fastest T20I Centuries: Abhishek Sharma Scripts History With 30-Ball Hundred in India vs Afghanistan | Check Top-5 List — Sunday Guardian (right-leaning)
- IND vs AFG: Abhishek Sharma Breaks World Record in 3rd T20I; Smashes Fastest Century by Batter From Test-Playing Nation — Sunday Guardian (right-leaning)
- Abhishek Sharma hits record 30-ball T20I hundred; see list of top 5 — The Federal (left-leaning)
- Abhishek Sharma hits fastest T20I century by an Indian, breaks Rohit Sharma's record — Times of India (right-leaning)
- Rohit's record broken; Virat's equalled: List of Abhishek Sharma's records — Times of India (right-leaning)
- Abhishek Sharma smashes fastest T20I hundred by a Full Member batter — ESPN Cricinfo (center)
- Abhishek architects India's carnage with quickfire century, Shreyas' men seal 3-0 series win vs Afghanistan — India TV English (right-leaning)
- Abhishek blazes fastest century in full-member T20s — The Hindu (left-leaning)
- Abhishek Sharma Creates History, Dethrones Rohit Sharma; Sets Multiple World Records — Times Now (right-leaning)