Steve Smith has created history in the Big Bash League. He scored the second fastest century in BBL history on Friday. In the match against Sydney Thunder, he completed his century in 41 balls, which is the joint second fastest century in the Big Bash League. Thanks to his century, Sydney Sixers defeated Sydney Thunder by 5 wickets.

On Friday, Sydney Thunder, playing first, had scored a huge score of 189 runs in the stipulated 20 overs. Captain David Warner played a stormy innings of 110 runs in 65 balls for the Thunder team. When the second innings came, Steve Smith thrashed the bowlers in such a way that the world kept watching.

Steve Smith’s fastest century

Sydney Sixers had a huge target of 190 runs. For the team, Steve Smith started the innings with Babar Azam. Batting in a flamboyant manner, Smith completed his fifty in 23 balls. He scored the next 50 runs in 18 balls, completing his century in 41 balls. This is Steve Smith’s fastest century in T20 cricket. This is jointly the second fastest century in BBL history.

• 39 balls – Craig Simmons
• 39 balls – Mitchell Owen
• 41 Ball – Glenn Maxwell
• 41 Ball – Josh Brown
• 41 ball – Steve Smith

4 sixes in a single over

By the time the 11th over ended, Sydney Sixers had scored 109 runs without losing any wicket. Ryan Hadlee came to bowl the 12th over, Smith hit sixes on his first four balls, while a four came on the fifth ball. Due to one wide and one no ball, Hadlee had to bowl 8 balls to complete the over, which yielded a total of 32 runs.

12 sixes and 14 fours

Sydney Sixers, who came to chase the target of 190 runs, chased the huge looking target of 190 runs in just 16 balls. A total of 12 sixes and 14 fours were hit in this innings of Sixers. Babar Azam contributed 47 runs. Let us tell you that 3 teams have qualified for the knockout stage of BBL 2026, but Sydney Sixers are standing on the verge of qualification, for which they will have to win their last match at any cost.

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The year 2025 was memorable in terms of cricket, this year RCB won the first IPL title. India won the Champions Trophy under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma and the Asia Cup under the captaincy of Suryakumar Yadav. In February, Abhishek Sharma played a historic inning of 135 runs, which is the biggest individual inning for Team India in T20 International. Vaibhav Suryavanshi made a big record by scoring an IPL century at the age of 14, while Mitchell Starc created history in Test cricket by taking 5 wickets in just 15 balls. Know about 10 big cricket records made in 2025.

Biggest T20I innings for India

T20’s number-1 batsman Abhishek Sharma played a historic innings on February 2, 2025. He scored 135 runs against England at Wankhede. This is the biggest individual innings for India in T20 International, he broke the record of Shubman Gill. Gill scored 126 runs against New Zealand on February 1, 2023.

Lowest score defended in IPL

On April 15, 2025, Punjab Kings, batting first, scored 111 runs, then it seemed that Kolkata Knight Riders would easily win this match. Who knew that this match would become historic, because Punjab successfully defended 111 runs. This is the third lowest score defense in IPL history.

Record of youngest century in T20s

Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history on April 28, 2025, while playing for Rajasthan Royals in IPL. He became the youngest batsman to score a century in T20, at that time his age was 14 years 32 days. In this match played against Gujarat in Jaipur, Vaibhav completed his century in 35 balls, which also became the fastest century by an Indian in the history of the league.

This happened for the first time in 148 years

In June, the final of the ICC World Test Championship was played between Australia vs South Africa, which South Africa won. In this match, Usman Khawaja could not open the account in the first innings, South African opener Aiden Markram was also not able to open the account in the first innings. This happened for the first time in 148 years in the history of Test cricket, when the openers of both the teams were out for zero in the first innings. Markram played the match-winning inning of 136 runs in the second innings.

Fewest 5 wicket hauls in fewest balls (in Test cricket)

Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc took the fifth wicket of the opposition team on his 15th ball in a Test against West Indies in July. Starc made the world record of fastest 5 wicket haul in test cricket. The entire West Indies team was reduced to 27 runs in the second innings.

Virat Kohli broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record

Virat Kohli played a historic inning of 135 runs in the first ODI against South Africa on 29 November, breaking a big record of Sachin Tendulkar. Sachin was the batsman with the most centuries in one format, but after scoring his 52nd ODI century, Kohli broke his record. After this, Kohli scored a century in the second ODI also. Kohli has scored 53 centuries in ODIs, Sachin has scored 51 centuries in Tests.

Record of most T20I wins in a calendar year

Of course, Pakistan cricket team could not win against India in T20, both faced each other thrice in Asia Cup and Team India won every time but 2025 was memorable for Pakistan. Pakistan won 21 out of 34 T20 matches this year, making them the record for most T20 wins in a calendar year.

Jacob Duffy broke 40 years old record

The record of taking most wickets in a calendar year for New Zealand was in the name of Richard Hadlee for 40 years, which was broken by Jacob Duffy this year. The 31-year-old fast bowler has taken 81 wickets in all three formats for New Zealand this year. He is also the bowler who took the most wickets this year.

Gede Pariyadana (5 wickets in one over)

Indonesian bowler Gede Pariyadana did what no other bowler in the world could do. He bowled only one over against Cambodia, in which he took 5 wickets. He has become the first bowler to take 5 wickets in a T20 International match.

Highest score in List ‘A’

In Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26, on 24 December, Bihar team created history by scoring a mountain score of 574 runs. This is the biggest score in List ‘A’ cricket, in which 3 batsmen from Bihar scored centuries. Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored 190 runs in 84 balls. Saqibul Ghani scored 128 runs in 40 balls, during which he also made the record of the fastest century in List A. Ayush Anand scored 116 runs in 56 balls.

Punjab captain Abhishek Sharma played a brilliant inning in the group stage match of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025-2026. Today he scored 148 runs in 52 balls against Bengal, in this innings he hit 16 sixes and 8 fours. Due to Abhishek’s captaincy innings, Punjab had scored a huge score of 310 runs in 20 overs, chasing which Bengal was able to score 198 runs. Punjab won this match by a huge margin of 112 runs.

In this match held at the Gymkhana Ground in Hyderabad, Abhishek Sharma had completed his half-century in 12 balls, after which he completed his century in 32 balls. By the time Abhishek completed his century, he had hit 7 fours and 11 sixes. His strike rate till his century was more than 300.

As soon as Abhishek Sharma arrived, he attacked the Bengal bowlers. Even experienced bowler Mohammed Shami and young Akash Deep could not stop him. In this match, Shami gave away runs with an economy of 15.25. Shami gave 61 runs in 4 overs and Akash gave 55 runs in 4 overs.

Second highest individual score in tournament history

Abhishek Sharma scored 148 runs. This is the second highest individual score in the history of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Tilak Verma is at first place in this list, who played an inning of 151 runs in 2024. However, Abhishek had come very close to breaking this record.

Abhishek Sharma along with his opening partner Prabhsimran Singh made a partnership of 205 runs. This is also a record. Both of them made this partnership in just 76 balls. This is the biggest opening partnership in the history of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Earlier this record was in the name of Sanju Samson and Rohan Kunnumal, who had made an opening partnership of 177 runs for Kerala.

Third fastest T20 century

The century scored by Abhishek Sharma in 32 balls is the third fastest century in the history of Indian cricket. He occupies the number-1 position in the list of T20I batsmen in the ICC rankings. With this victory, Punjab has reached a strong position in Group C. This innings came fourth in terms of fastest century by Indian batsmen in T20 cricket. He and Urvil Patel’s innings are at number one. Both of them scored centuries in 28 balls. Abhishek had scored a century in 28 balls against Meghalaya last year.

Madhya Pradesh League 2025: Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a century in 35 balls in the IPL, which is the second fastest century in the history of the league. Abhishek Pathak, a faster than Vaibhav, scored in the Madhya Pradesh League, he completed his century in just 33 balls. Pathak scored 90 runs in this explosive innings only with sixes. Abhishek is also a big fan of Indian T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav and what he wants to learn from him, he also told after the match.

Abhishek Pathak is a fan of Suryakumar Yadav, seeing his innings, Surya will also praise him. In the match held on Saturday, Abhishek, who was in the Bundelkhand Bulls team, shared a 178 -run partnership for the first wicket with Karan Tahiliani, Abhishek was out at the end of 13 overs but before that he had beat the bowlers well.

33 balls scored a century

Abhishek Pathak completed his century in 33 balls, he did not stop but continued the explosive innings even after that. He scored 133 runs in 48 balls, in this innings he hit 15 sixes and 7 fours. That is, he scored only 90 runs with sixes.

After hitting 3 sixes in the second over, Abhishek hit 4 consecutive sixes off Ritesh Shakya’s balls in the fourth over. Ritesh scored the most runs for Jabalpur Royal Lions, he spent 53 runs in his 4 overs spell. Anubhav Aggarwal conceded 43 runs in 3 overs.

Abhishek Pathak wants to be like Suryakumar Yadav

After the match, Abhishek said, “I started playing cricket at the age of 13. I represented Madhya Pradesh in U16, U19 and U23. I have also played in Saeed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, this journey has been great. I have done well in MPPL last year too, I don’t think soon I will be able to play in the IPL. I will get a chance to do more runs wherever I have been able to do well, I just think about you, I will be able to play good. I want to learn continuity like Suryakumar Yadav, I am working on this. “

Semifinal on Monday

While batting first, Bundelkhand Bulls scored 246 runs. In response, Jabalpur Royal Lions team collapsed for 227 runs. Bundelkhand won the match by 19 runs. Today is the last match of the league stage on Sunday, tomorrow on June 23, the first and second semi -final match of Madhya Pradesh League will be played. The title match will be held on Tuesday 24 June. All matches will be held at Srimanta Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium in Gwalior.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who performed a bang on the cricket field, is not interested in any identity today. Suryavanshi broke many records in the match between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals yesterday. However, the story of a long struggle and hard work is hidden behind the glow in his batting.

Do you know where did he take the basic training of this game of cricket? If not, then let us tell you where the golden cricket journey of Vaibhav started.

Travel started from here

Vaibhav Suryavanshi laid the foundation of his career from Cricket Academy Samastipur. Where Brajesh Jha worked hard on him. This is the place where he learned to catch bat, hit a straight drive and play on the field. In this academy, he got the best coaching staff, who paid attention to improving his technology from the beginning.

Manish Ojha’s special contribution

After this, Vaibhav Suryavanshi was sent to Manish Ojha in Patna to further improve the ahead and well. Where there were many other improvements in them. Vaibhav’s father took a car during this time so that he could take his son to Patna. According to reports, Vaibhav used to go to Manish Ojha on Altarant days and take cricket tips.

Johar showed in IPL

Today Vaibhav Suryavanshi is leaving a distinct mark in the Indian Premier League (IPL), one of the world’s largest cricket leagues. Everyone is surprised to see the skill of hitting long sixes with a high strike rate, how a 14-year-old child can play so well. Rahul Dravid, former captain of the Indian cricket team, known as The Wall, has also become crazy about Vaibhav’s son.

Father’s important role

Vaibhav Suryavanshi has an important role in the place where his father is in it today. He has a lot of contribution of Sanjeev Suryavanshi for his son’s career. He supported Vaibhav a lot and for this he sold to his field.

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