Top 3 T20I innings with highest boundary count

In the fast-paced world of T20I cricket, boundaries often define the game’s excitement and momentum. Power hitters have repeatedly pushed the limits, producing unforgettable innings with a flood of fours and sixes. Here, we take a closer look at the top three innings in Men’s T20I history with the highest boundary counts, showcasing extraordinary batting performances that left fans on the edge of their seats.

3. India vs Bangladesh, Hyderabad, 2024 – 70 Boundaries

In an explosive showdown between India and Bangladesh in Hyderabad 2024, India posted a mammoth 297-6. A stunning boundary count of 70, including 44 fours and 26 sixes, fueled India’s innings. Sanju Samson, leading the charge, smashed 11 sixes and 14 fours on his way to a magnificent 111 off just 47 balls. 

Supporting him, Suryakumar Yadav added 35 boundaries, leaving Bangladesh helpless. Despite Bangladesh’s attempt to chase down the daunting total, India’s bowling attack restricted them to 164-7, sealing a massive 133-run victory.

2. Bulgaria vs Serbia, Sofia, 2022 – 71 Boundaries

The match between Bulgaria and Serbia in Sofia, 2022, witnessed a thrilling chase. Serbia’s top order set a formidable total of 225-6, powered by Leslie Dunbar’s 70*, which included an array of powerful shots. The game saw a staggering 71 boundaries, with 41 fours and 30 sixes between both sides. 

Bulgaria’s Kevin D’Souza and Prakash Mishra took control during the chase, eventually overhauling the target with just three balls to spare, finishing on 229-4. This match remains a memorable contest of relentless boundary-hitting in European T20I cricket.

1. South Africa vs West Indies, Centurion, 2023 – 81 Boundaries

The most boundary-laden T20I in history came during the unforgettable 2023 clash between South Africa and West Indies at Centurion. The match set a new benchmark with a record 81 boundaries, comprising 46 fours and 35 sixes. 

West Indies’ Johnson Charles hammered 118 off 46 balls, lacing his innings with 11 sixes and 10 fours. South Africa, however, managed to chase down the daunting total of 258-5, thanks to Quinton de Kock’s dazzling century. The Proteas triumphed, reaching 259-4, marking one of the most thrilling T20I finishes ever.

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