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India vs England Semi Final: India won the second semi-final match of the 2026 T20 World Cup by 7 runs. Chasing the target of 254 runs set by Team India, the England team reached 246 runs, but remained just 7 runs away from victory. In this breath-taking match, Jacob Bethel played a century inning of 105 runs. Before that, Sanju Samson had scored 89 runs and overall, 499 runs were scored in this semi-final match. From beginning to end, 5 huge records have been broken in the India vs England semi-final match.
5 big records broken in India-England semi-final
Most runs in a T20 World Cup match- A total of 499 runs were scored in the semi-final match between India and England. This is the highest number of runs scored in a match in the history of T20 World Cup. Earlier this record was 459 runs, which was made in the England vs South Africa match played in 2016.
World record of Jacob Bethel- Jacob Bethel completed his century in 45 balls. This is the fastest century for England in the history of T20 World Cup. In the same match, he completed his fifty in 19 balls, which is also the fastest fifty for England in the T20 World Cup.
Most sixes in a T20 World Cup match- A total of 34 sixes were hit in the India vs England semi-final match. A total of 19 sixes were hit in the Indian innings and 15 sixes were hit in the England innings. This is the highest number of sixes hit in any T20 World Cup match. Earlier this record was 31 sixes, which were hit in the West Indies vs Zimbabwe match in the same tournament.
Most sixes in a T20 World Cup (team)- The Indian team has made the record of hitting most sixes in a T20 World Cup tournament. Till now, India has hit 88 sixes in this World Cup, in this matter Team India has left behind West Indies, who had hit 76 sixes in the same World Cup.
Most number of 250+ runs in men’s T20 cricket- This was the sixth time in men’s T20 cricket that India scored more than 250. This is a world record in itself. West Indies and Zimbabwe are at second place in this list, who have done this three times each.