Abhishek Sharma: Yuvraj Singh holds the record for the fastest half-century for India in T20 International cricket. He created history by scoring a fifty in just 12 balls against England in 2007. Abhishek Sharma came very close to breaking this record in the third match of the T20 series against New Zealand. However, he fell short of this historic achievement, reaching his half-century in 14 balls. Despite this, his innings won the hearts of fans and cricket legends.

Abhishek’s answer to the question about Yuvraj’s record

After the match, Abhishek Sharma was questioned about failing to break Yuvraj Singh’s record. Speaking to broadcasters, Abhishek responded in a measured tone. He stated that breaking Yuvraj Singh’s record is difficult, if not impossible, for any batsman. He also acknowledged that cricket is a game of uncertainties, and any batsman can do it.

Abhishek Sharma further stated that all the batsmen are in excellent form in this series, and the upcoming matches will be even more exciting. He believes that when the team atmosphere is positive, individual records are automatically created. This statement by Abhishek reflects his mature thinking and team-first approach.

Hit a six on the very first ball

Abhishek Sharma also opened his account in this match by hitting a six off his very first ball. He has done this several times recently. When asked about this, he said that he doesn’t deliberately plan to attack with the first ball. It’s all instinct, which works automatically once he gets on the pitch.

He explained that he thinks about the bowler and what kind of delivery he might bowl on the first ball and reacts accordingly. Abhishek’s focus is on playing the right ball in the right manner. Speaking of the match, Team India already put New Zealand under immense pressure. Batting first, New Zealand scored 153 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in 20 overs. Glenn Phillips top-scored with 48 runs, while Jasprit Bumrah took 3 wickets and was named Player of the Match.

Chasing the target, India won the match in just 10 overs. Abhishek Sharma played a blistering innings of 68 runs, while captain Suryakumar Yadav scored 57 to guide the team to an easy victory. With this win, India not only dominated the series but also set several major records.