Fastest Century in T20: List of Fastest Centuries in T20 International Cricket

Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan has the fastest century record in T20 International cricket. He scored a century on 27 goals against Cyprus on June 17, 2024.

Zimbabwe’s Sikandar Raza portrayed his name on the record on the way while scoring 133 out of 43 goals against the Gambia on October 23, 2024.

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Previously, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton of Namibia scored the fastest record. He scored 33 goals against Nepal on February 27, 2024.

David Miller, Rohit Sharma and S Wickramasekara have the fastest joint record of the T20I century ever. Three of them hit only 35 balls in the T20i for a century.

Chris Gayle was the first player to hit a century in the first ICC World 20 in 2007 in the first ICC World 20. Check out the complete list of the fastest century in the T20 International Cricket below.

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Here is a list of players who have won the fastest century in the T20 International Cricket.

Player	ball	match	site	date
Sahil Chauhan	27	Estonia v Cyprus	Episkopi	June 17, 2024
Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton	33	Namibia v Nepal	Kiltipur	February 27, 2024
Sikandar Raza	33	Zimbabwe v Gambia	Nairobi (Ruaraka)	October 23, 2024
Kushal Malla	34	Nepal v. Mongolia	Hangzhou	September 27, 2023
Damiller	35	South Africa v. Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	October 29, 2017
RG Sharma	35	India v. Sri Lanka	Indo	December 22, 2017
S Wickramasekara	35	Czech Republic v Türkiye	Ilfof County	August 30, 2019
Abhishek Sharma	37	India v. Britain	Wankhede	February 2, 2025
Sheikh Rasik	37	Hungary v. Malta	Martha	February 4, 2025
S Periyalwar	39	Romania v Türkiye	Ilfof County	August 29, 2019
Zeeshan Kukikhel	39	Hungary v. Austria	Lower Austria	June 5, 2022
Johnson Charles	39	West Indies v. South Africa	Centurion	March 26, 2023
K Kadowaki-Fleming	40	Japan v. South Korea	Sano	October 15, 2022
Ollie Hair	40	Scotland v Italy	Edinburgh	July 24, 2023
Sanju Samson	40	India v. Bangladesh	Hyderabad	October 12, 2024
Faisal Khan	40	Saudi Arabia V Cambodia	Doha	November 25, 2024
HG Munsey	41	Scotland v. Netherlands	Dublin (Marashid)	September 16, 2019
Shaheryar Butt	41	Belgium v. Czech Republic	Walfelden	August 29, 2020
Tilak Varma	41	India v. South Africa	Johannesburg	November 15, 2024
Hazratullah Zazai	42	Afghanistan v. Ireland	Draden	February 23, 2019
LS Livingstone	42	England v Pakistan	Nottingham	July 17, 2021
JP Kotze	43	Namibia v Botswana	Windhoek	August 20, 2019
Quinton de Kock	43	South Africa v West Indies	Centurion	March 26, 2023
Josh Inglis	43	Australia v. Scotland	Edinburgh	September 6, 2024
Aritra Dutta	44	Singapore v. Japan	Bangkok	February 11, 2024
Kusal Perera	44	Sri Lanka v. New Zealand	Nelson	January 2, 2025
Hasan Nawaz	44	Pakistan v New Zealand	Auckland	March 21, 2025

On February 17, 2005, the first T20I match was held between Australia and New Zealand, at Eden Park in Auckland. Australia beat New Zealand with 44 runs, and Australian captain Ricky Ponting did not end the match in 98 matches.

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1. Chris Gayle’s first century (117 runs) in the first international format of the first ICC World 2007.

2. Australia’s Aaron Finch scored the highest (172 times) in the T20I format.

3. David Miller, Rohit Sharma and S Wickramasekara scored the fastest century in the T20, with only 35 goals per century.

4. Glenn Maxwell of Australia and Colin Munro of New Zealand won three centuries respectively.

5. There are only three Indian players, Suresh Raina, Rohit Sharma and Kl Rahul, who have scored at least a century in the T20I format so far.

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