Australia defeated West Indies by six wickets in the third T20 match to take a decisive lead of 0–3 in the five-match series.
In the match, Tim David made history by Australia by scoring the fastest century in T20 international cricket for just 37 balls.
The 128 brilliant partnership for the fifth wicket between Tim David and Mitchell Owen became the biggest partnership on this wicket in Australia’s T20 International cricket. Earlier, the record was 97 runs, which was determined by Mitchell Marsh and Tim David.
David not only made the fastest half -sanneti (16 balls) for Australia, but then completed his first T20 century with 11 sixes.
After Captain Mitchell Marsh’s slow batting, David took the crease and as he arrived, the West Indian spinner climbed. He hit Gadakish Moti in one over in one over, while in the next over, Akil Hussain for two sixes and a four. In the over of Ruston Paneer, he killed three more.
Along with him, Young Mitchell Owen also played a 36 -Rana stand for 16 balls and both shared 128 -Rana for the fifth wicket.
Shaya Hoops Century Raigan
West Indian Captain Shai Hoop made the first T20 century of his career. He installed an early stand with Brandon King. Hope completed a century in a century off 55 balls, targeting Gallon Maxwell and Adam Zampa.
However, the innings of the West Indies did not end rapidly. In the last five overs, he could not score as expected. Sharford scored just 12 runs in 13 balls and the team slowed down.
Australia met the target of 215 runs in the 17th over and made a series. Tim David was named Man of the Match at his record -Making Century.