New Zealand-England T20I at Auckland on 10 Nov 2019 ended in a Tie providing the 16^th occasion of a Tied T20I. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Ground	Match Date
1	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	16 Feb 2006
2	India	Pakistan	Durban	14 Sep 2007
3	Canada	Zimbabwe	King City-NW	11 Oct 2008
4	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	26 Dec 2008
5	New Zealand	Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
6	Australia	Pakistan	Dubai-ICS	07 Sep 2012
7	Sri Lanka	New Zealand	Pallekele	27 Sep 2012
8	New Zealand	West Indies	Pallekele	01 Oct 2012
9	England	Pakistan	Sharjah	30 Nov 2015
10	Ireland	Scotland	Deventer	17 Jun 2018
11	Kuwait	Qatar	Al Amerat	22 Jan 2019
12	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Cape Town	19 Mar 2019
13	Guernsey	Jersey	St Peter Port	31 May 2019
14	Netherlands	Zimbabwe	Rotterdam	25 Jun 2019
15	Qatar	Kuwait	Doha	05 Jul 2019
16	New Zealand	England	Auckland	10 Nov 2019

It also provides the third occasion of a tied game at Auckland. All the three occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Ground	Match Date
1	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	16 Feb 2006
2	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	26 Dec 2008
3	New Zealand	England	Auckland	10 Nov 2019

It also provides the sixth occasion of New Zealand as one of the teams in a Tied T20I game. The following table lists all the six occasions.

No	Team 1	Team 2	Ground	Match Date
1	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	16 Feb 2006
2	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	26 Dec 2008
3	New Zealand	Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
4	Sri Lanka	New Zealand	Pallekele	27 Sep 2012
5	New Zealand	West Indies	Pallekele	01 Oct 2012
6	New Zealand	England	Auckland	10 Nov 2019

It also provides the second occasion of England as one of the teams in a Tied T20I game. The following table lists all the sic occasions.

No	Team 1	Team 2	Ground	Match Date
1	England	Pakistan	Sharjah	30 Nov 2015
2	New Zealand	England	Auckland	10 Nov 2019

It also provides the fourth  occasion of a tied T20I  game on New Zealand soil.  All the four occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Ground	Match Date
1	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	16 Feb 2006
2	New Zealand	West Indies	Auckland	26 Dec 2008
3	New Zealand	Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
4	New Zealand	England	Auckland	10 Nov 2019

DL Chahar returned with figures of six for seven against Bangladesh at Nagpur on 10.11.19 to provide the 41^st occasion of a bowler capturing five or more wickets in a T20I. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	DL Chahar	3.2	0	7	6	Ind	v Ban	Nagpur	10.11.19
2	BAW Mendis	4.0	2	8	6	Srl	v Zim	Hambantota	18.09.12
3	BAW Mendis	4.0	1	16	6	Srl	v Aus	Pallekele	08.08.11
4	YS Chahal	4.0	0	25	6	Ind	v Eng	Bengaluru	01.02.17
5	HMRKB Herath	3.3	2	3	5	Srl	v NZl	Chattogram	31.03.14
6	Rashid Khan	2.0	1	3	5	Afg	v Ire	Greater Noida	10.03.17
7	P Arrighi	4.0	2	4	5	Arg	v Bra	Cortijo Polo Club Pitch A	04.10.19
8	Umar Gul	3.0	0	6	5	Pak	v NZl	The Oval	13.06.09
9	Umar Gul	2.2	0	6	5	Pak	v RSA	Centurion	03.03.13
10	A Nanda	2.3	0	6	5	Lux	v Tur	Ilfov County	29.08.19
11	SL Malinga	4.0	1	6	5	Srl	v NZl	Pallekele	06.09.19
12	C Viljoen	4.0	0	9	5	Nam	v Bot	Kampala	22.05.19
13	Elias Sunny	4.0	1	13	5	Ban	v Ire	Belfast	18.07.12
14	Samiullah Shinwari	4.0	0	13	5	Afg	v Ken	Sharjah	24.11.13
15	Imad Wasim	4.0	0	14	5	Pak	v Win	Dubai (DSC)	23.09.16
16	KMA Paul	4.0	0	15	5	Win	v Ban	Dhaka	22.12.18
17	D Ravu	4.0	0	15	5	PNG	v Van	Apia (No 3)	09.07.19
18	Aamir Kaleem	4.0	0	15	5	Oma	v Nep	Al Amerat	10.10.19
19	CW Perchard	4.0	0	17	5	Jer	v Gue	Castel	01.06.19
20	N Vanua	4.0	2	17	5	PNG	v Van	Apia (No 2)	13.07.19
21	TG Southee	4.0	1	18	5	NZl	v Pak	Auckland	26.12.10
22	AC Douglas	2.2	0	18	5	Ber	v Cay	Sandys Parish	25.08.19
23	R McLaren	3.5	0	19	5	RSA	v Win	North Sound	19.05.10
24	Ahsan Malik	4.0	0	19	5	Net	v RSA	Chattogram	27.03.14
25	N Nipiko	3.4	0	19	5	Van	v PNG	Apia (No 3)	09.07.19
26	NN Odhiambo	4.0	0	20	5	Ken	v Sco	Nairobi (Gym)	04.02.10
27	Shakib Al Hasan	4.0	0	20	5	Ban	v Win	Dhaka	20.12.18
28	Mustafizur Rahman	4.0	0	22	5	Ban	v NZl	Kolkata	26.03.16
29	D Wiese	4.0	0	23	5	RSA	v Win	Durban	14.01.15
30	Imran Tahir	4.0	0	23	5	RSA	v Zim	East London	09.10.18
31	AC Evans	4.0	0	24	5	Sco	v Net	Edinburgh	11.07.15
32	Imran Tahir	3.5	0	24	5	RSA	v NZl	Auckland	17.02.17
33	B Kumar	4.0	0	24	5	Ind	v RSA	Johannesburg	18.02.18
34	Kuldeep Yadav	4.0	0	24	5	Ind	v Eng	Manchester	03.07.18
35	Ibrahim Hassan	3.4	0	24	5	Mal	v Bah	Al Amerat	21.01.19
36	DJG Sammy	3.5	0	26	5	Win	v Zim	Port of Spain	28.02.10
37	MRJ Watt	4.0	0	27	5	Scot	v Net	ICCA Dubai	05.02.16
38	JP Faulkner	4.0	0	27	5	Aus	v Pak	Mohali	25.03.16
39	Rashid Khan	4.0	0	27	5	Afg	v Ire	Dehradun	24.02.19
40	SL Malinga	4.0	0	31	5	Srl	v Eng	Pallekele	01.10.12
41	J Rasu	2.5	0	36	5	Van	v PNG	Apia (No 2)	12.07.19

DL Chahsr became the fourth bowler in the history of T20I to capture six wickets in a T20I. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	DL Chahar	3.2	0	7	6	Ind	v Ban	Nagpur	10.11.19
2	BAW Mendis	4.0	2	8	6	Srl	v Zim	Hambantota	18.09.12
3	BAW Mendis	4.0	1	16	6	Srl	v Aus	Pallekele	08.08.11
4	YS Chahal	4.0	0	25	6	Ind	v Eng	Bengaluru	01.02.17

DL Chahar’s “Six for Seven” represent the best bowling figures in T20Is. The previous best was Six for Eight by BAW Mendis of Sri Lanka against Zimbabwe at Hambantota on 18.09.12

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	DL Chahar	3.2	0	7	6	Ind	v Ban	Nagpur	10.11.19
2	BAW Mendis	4.0	2	8	6	Srl	v Zim	Hambantota	18.09.12

DL Chahar became the fourth Indian bowler to capture five or more wickets in a T20I.  The following table lists the performance of these four bowlers

1	DL Chahar	3.2	0	7	6	Ind	v Ban	Nagpur	10.11.19
2	YS Chahal	4.0	0	25	6	Ind	v Eng	Bengaluru	01.02.17
3	B Kumar	4.0	0	24	5	Ind	v RSA	Johannesburg	18.02.18
4	Kuldeep Yadav	4.0	0	24	5	Ind	v Eng	Manchester	03.07.18

DL Chahar became the second bowler to capture five or more wickets against Bangladesh in a T20I.  The following table lists the performance of these two bowlers

No	Player	O	M	R	W	Team	Oppn	Ground	Date
1	DL Chahar	3.2	0	7	6	Ind	v Ban	Nagpur	10.11.19
2	KMA Paul	4.0	0	15	5	Win	v Ban	Dhaka	22.12.18

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 49 T20I wickets prior to the start of the third T20I. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets. If he gets it, he would then become the third Indian bowler to capture 50 plus T20I wickets. Others are – R Ashwin {52} and JJ Bumrah {51}

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 49 T20I wickets prior to the start of the third T20I. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets. If he gets them he would then become the second Indian spin bowler to capture 50 plus T20I wickets after R Ashwin. R Ashwin had captured 52 T20I wickets.

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 49 T20I wickets prior to the start of the third T20I. He took two wickets at Rajkot which fetched him 49 wickets. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets.  If he gets them he would then become the 31^st bowler to capture 50 plus wickets in the history of T20Is

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 49 T20I wickets prior to the start of the third T20I. He took two wickets at Rajkot which fetched him 49 wickets. He needs one more wicket for his 50 T20I wickets. If he gets them he would then become the 17th spin bowler to capture 50 plus wickets in the history of T20Is

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 49 T20I wickets prior to the start of the third T20I. His 49 wickets have come in 33 matches. If he takes one wicket at Nagpur, it would be his 50th wickets in 34 matches. He would then become India’s “Fastest bowler to 50 wickets in T20Is”. JJ Bumrah’s 50 wickets have come in 41 matches, while R Ashwin’s 50 wickets came in 42 matches.  

YS Chahal had an aggregate of 49 T20I wickets prior to the start of the third T20I. His 49 wickets have come in 33 matches. If he takes one wicket at Nagpur, it would be his 50th wickets in 34 matches. He would then become fifth “Fastest bowler to 50 wickets in T20Is”. The following four bowlers have reached 50 wickets in less than 34 matches.

No	Player	Team	Mat
1	BAW Mendis	Srl	26
2	Imran Tahir	RSA	31
3	Rashid Khan	Afg	31
4	Mustafizur Rahman	Ban	33

RG Sharma and V Kohli share the record for most fifties in T20Is prior to the start of third T20I. Both batsmen have scored 22 fifties. One more fifty for RG Sharma, would fetch him his 23^rd fifty and with it the record for most fifties by a batsman in T20Is.

RG Sharma has scored 8406 runs in T20 games prior to the start of third T20I.  35 more runs would fetch him 8441 runs. If he gets them, he would then become the fourth batsman in the history of T20 games to score most runs. Other three batsmen are – CH Gayle {13068}, DA Warner {9090} and BB McCullum {8556}. RG Sharma would go past AJ Finch {8440} to occupy the fourth place

RG Sharma had scored 63 fifties in T20 games prior to the start of the third T20I. One more fifty would fetch him 64 fifties. He would then become the fourth batsman in the history of T20Is to score most fifties. CH Gayle {102}, DA Warner {81} and V Kohli {67} occupy the first three places.  RG Sharma would go past AJ Finch {63} to occupy the fourth place.

RG Sharma had scored 349 boundary sixes in T20 games prior to the start of the third T20I. If he scores one more boundary six, he would become the first Indian batsman to score 350 boundary sixes in T20 games.

RG Sharma had scored 349 boundary sixes in T20 games prior to the start of the third T20I. If he scores one more boundary six, he would then become the ninth batsman in the history of T20I games to score 350 plus boundary sixes.  Others are – CH Gayle {960}, KA Pollard {636}, BB McCullum {485}, SR Watson {431}, AD Russell {394}, AB de Villiers {380}, DR Smith {375} and DA Warner {354}

RG Sharma had scored 743 boundary fours in T20 games prior to the start of the third T20I. If he scores seven more boundary fours, he would become the fourth Indian batsman to score 750 boundary fours in T20 games. Others are – S Dhawan {807}. V Kohli {785} and SK Raina {760}

RG Sharma had scored 743 boundary fours in T20 games prior to the start of the third T20I. If he scores seven more boundary fours, he would become the tenth batsman to score 750 boundary fours in the history of T20 games. The other nine batsmen who have accomplished such a feat are tabulated below

No	Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	4s
1	CH Gayle	2005-2019	394	386	48	13051	175*	38.61	22	80	1005
2	BB McCullum	2005-2019	370	364	33	9922	158*	29.97	7	55	924
3	DA Warner	2007-2019	276	275	35	9090	135*	37.71	8	73	891
4	AJ Finch	2009-2019	272	267	31	8388	172	35.76	7	56	819
5	S Dhawan	2007-2019	250	248	26	7104	97*	32.00	0	53	807
6	LJ Wright	2004-2019	314	291	27	7587	153*	28.73	7	40	786
7	V Kohli	2007-2019	271	257	47	8556	113	40.74	5	62	785
8	SK Raina	2006-2019	319	303	46	8392	126*	32.65	4	51	760
9	DR Smith	2006-2019	337	327	27	7870	110*	26.23	5	47	759

DJ Malan of England scored 103 not out against New Zealand at Napier on 08.11.19 to provide the 54th occasion of a batsman scoring a century in T20Is. It also provides the second occasion of an England batsman scoring a century in T20Is. Prior to DJ Malan, AD Hales had scored 116 not out against Sri Lanka at Chattogram on 27.03.14

It also provides the second occasion of a batsman scoring a century against New Zealand in T20Is. Prior to DJ Malan, RE Levi of South Africa had scored 117 not out at Hamilton on 19.02.12

EJG Morgan scored 91 in this game to provide the 39th occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety in T20Is. It also provides the fifth occasion of an England batsman scoring a ninety in a T20I.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	AD Hales	99	2	v West Indies	Nottingham	24 Jun 2012
2	LJ Wright	99*	1	v Afghanistan	Colombo (RPS)	21 Sep 2012
3	JE Root	90*	2	v Australia	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
4	AD Hales	94	1	v Australia	Chester-le-Street	31 Aug 2013
5	EJG Morgan	91	1	v New Zealand	Napier	08 Nov 2019

It also provides the second occasion of a batsman scoring a ninety against New Zealand in T20Is. Prior to EJG Morgan, RT Ponting of Australia had scored 98 not out at Auckland on 17.02.05

EJG Morgan scored 91 in this game to provide the sixth occasion of a captain scoring a ninety in T20Is. It also provides the first occasion of an England captain scoring a ninety in a T20I. It also provides the second occasion of a captain scoring a ninety against New Zealand in T20Is. Prior to EJG Morgan, RT Ponting of Australia had scored 98 not out at Auckland on 17.02.05

DJ Malan {103 not out} and EJG Morgan {91} scored century and ninety in this game to provide the very first occasion of two batsmen scoring century and ninety in a T20I

England posted a team total of 241 for 3 in this game to provide the 100^th occasion of a team posting a team total in excess of 200 runs in a T20I. It also provides the eighth occasion of England posting a total of 200 plus runs in T20I

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	200/6	20.0	2	v India	Durban	19 Sep 2007
2	England	202/6	20.0	1	v South Africa	Johannesburg	13 Nov 2009
3	England	214/7	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	09 Feb 2013
4	England	209/6	20.0	2	v Australia	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
5	England	200/9	20.0	2	v Australia	Hobart	29 Jan 2014
6	England	230/8	19.4	2	v South Africa	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
7	England	221/5	20.0	1	v Australia	Birmingham	27 Jun 2018
7	England	241/3	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Napier	08 Nov 2019

England posted a team total of 241 for 3 in this game to provide its highest team total in T20I. Its an improvement over its previous highest total of 230 for 8 against South Africa on 18.03.16

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	241/3	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Napier	08 Nov 2019
3	England	230/8	19.4	2	v South Africa	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016

It also provides the second occasion of England posting a team total of 200 plus runs against New Zealand in T20I. It also represents England’s highest team total against New Zealand in T20I

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	214/7	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	09 Feb 2013
2	England	241/3	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Napier	08 Nov 2019

It also provides the tenth occasion of a team posting a total of 200 plus runs against New Zealand in T20I. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	214/5	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	17 Feb 2005
2	Australia	214/4	20.0	2	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
3	Zimbabwe	200/2	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
4	West Indies	209/2	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Lauderhill	30 Jun 2012
5	England	214/7	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	09 Feb 2013
6	India	202/3	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Delhi	01 Nov 2017
7	Pakistan	201/4	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Auckland	25 Jan 2018
8	Australia	245/5	18.5	2	v New Zealand	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
9	India	208/6	20.0	2	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019
10	England	241/3	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Napier	08 Nov 2019

England’s 241 for 3 in this game represent the second best team total against New Zealand in T20Is. The best total is Australia’s 245 for 5 at Auckland on 16.02.18

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	245/5	18.5	2	v New Zealand	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
2	England	241/3	20.0	1	v New Zealand	Napier	08 Nov 2019

MW Parkinson of England returned with 4 for 47 in this game to provide the 243rd occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in a T20I. It also provides the 203rd occasion of a bowler capturing exact four wickets in a T20I

MW Parkinson of England returned with 4 for 47 in this game to provide the eleventh occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets in a T20I. It also provides the eleventh occasion of an England bowler capturing exact four wickets in a T20I

MW Parkinson of England returned with 4 for 47 in this game to provide the 14th occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets against New Zealand in a T20I. It also provides the ninth occasion of a bowler capturing exact four wickets in a T20I against New Zealand.

MW Parkinson of England returned with 4 for 47 in this game to provide the second occasion of an England bowler capturing four or more wickets against New Zealand in a T20I. It also provides the second occasion of an England bowler capturing exact four wickets against New Zealand in a T20I

DJ Malan and EJG Morgan added 182 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 167^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in T20Is. It also provides the 31st occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in T20Is

DJ Malan and EJG Morgan added 182 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the 16^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in T20Is. It also provides the fourth occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership for the third wicket in T20Is

DJ Malan and EJG Morgan added 182 runs for the third wicket in this game to provide the highest partnership for the third wicket in T20Is. The previous best was 152 runs partnership between AD Hales and EJG Morgan in the game between England and Sri Lanka at Chhatogram on 27.03.14

India won the second T20I against Bangladesh at Rajkot on 07.11.19 to provide its 41^st T20I win when it has batted second. With this win,  India has won most T20I games, while batting second. It went past Australia which had won 40 T20I games while batting second. India and Australia are the only two teams to win 40 plus games while batting second in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. India’s 41 wins are tabulated below.

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Bat	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	won	6 wickets	01	2nd	v South Africa	Johannesburg	01 Dec 2006
2	India	won	7 wickets	11	2nd	v Australia	Mum-BS	20 Oct 2007
3	India	won	3 wickets	04	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	10 Feb 2009
4	India	won	8 wickets	15	2nd	v Ireland	Nottingham	10 Jun 2009
5	India	won	6 wickets	05	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
6	India	won	7 wickets	31	2nd	v Afghanistan	Gros Islet	01 May 2010
7	India	won	6 wickets	30	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	12 Jun 2010
8	India	won	7 wickets	12	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	13 Jun 2010
9	India	won	8 wickets	02	2nd	v Australia	Melbourne	03 Feb 2012
10	India	won	8 wickets	18	2nd	v Pakistan	Col-RPS	30 Sep 2012
11	India	won	5 wickets	13	2nd	v England	Pune	20 Dec 2012
12	India	won	6 wickets	02	2nd	v Australia	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
13	India	won	7 wickets	09	2nd	v Pakistan	Dhaka	21 Mar 2014
14	India	won	7 wickets	02	2nd	v West Indies	Dhaka	23 Mar 2014
15	India	won	8 wickets	09	2nd	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	28 Mar 2014
16	India	won	6 wickets	05	2nd	v South Africa	Dhaka	04 Apr 2014
17	India	won	7 wickets	00	2nd	v Australia	Sydney	31 Jan 2016
18	India	won	9 wickets	37	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Vizag	14 Feb 2016
19	India	won	5 wickets	27	2nd	v Pakistan	Dhaka	27 Feb 2016
20	India	won	5 wickets	04	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Dhaka	01 Mar 2016
21	India	won	9 wickets	59	2nd	v U.A.E.	Dhaka	03 Mar 2016
22	India	won	8 wickets	07	2nd	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	06 Mar 2016
23	India	won	6 wickets	13	2nd	v Pakistan	Kolkata	19 Mar 2016
24	India	won	6 wickets	05	2nd	v Australia	Mohali	27 Mar 2016
25	India	won	10 wickets	41	2nd	v Zimbabwe	Harare	20 Jun 2016
26	India	won	7 wickets	04	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	06 Sep 2017
27	India	won	9 wickets	03	2nd	v Australia	Ranchi	07 Oct 2017
28	India	won	5 wickets	04	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Mumbai	24 Dec 2017
29	India	won	6 wickets	08	2nd	v Bangladesh	Col-RPS	08 Mar 2018
30	India	won	6 wickets	09	2nd	v Sri Lanka	Col-RPS	12 Mar 2018
31	India	won	4 wickets	00	2nd	v Bangladesh	Col-RPS	18 Mar 2018
32	India	won	8 wickets	10	2nd	v England	Manchester	03 Jul 2018
33	India	won	7 wickets	08	2nd	v England	Bristol	08 Jul 2018
34	India	won	5 wickets	13	2nd	v West Indies	Kolkata	04 Nov 2018
35	India	won	6 wickets	00	2nd	v West Indies	Chennai	11 Nov 2018
36	India	won	6 wickets	02	2nd	v Australia	Sydney	25 Nov 2018
37	India	won	7 wickets	07	2nd	v New Zealand	Auckland	08 Feb 2019
38	India	won	4 wickets	16	2nd	v West Indies	Lauderhill	03 Aug 2019
39	India	won	7 wickets	05	2nd	v West Indies	Providence	06 Aug 2019
40	India	won	7 wickets	06	2nd	v South Africa	Mohali	18 Sep 2019
41	India	won	8 wickets	26	2nd	v Bangladesh	Rajkot	07 Nov 2019

Post Script – Australia won the Perth T20I against Pakistan on 08.11.19 by ten wickets to post its 41^st win while batting second. Thus on the day  of posting the captioned article, Inda and Australia share the record for most wins while batting second