RG Sharma became the highest run getter in the history of Twenty20 internationals.  His run aggregate at the end of the second T20I against New Zealand at Auckland read 2288. He went past MG Guptill of New Zealand who had an aggregate of 2272 runs and owned the record for most runs in T20Is during the course of his knock of 50 at Auckland.

RG Sharma became the first batsman in the history of Twenty20 internationals to score 20 fifties.  His 50 in this game was his 16^th half century and 20^th fifty. He went past V Kohli who had scored 19 fifties to become the first batsman to score 20 fifties. RG Sharma’s 20 fifties are tabulated below

No	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	50*	1	v South Africa	Durban	20 Sep 2007
2	52*	2	v Ireland	Nottingham	10 Jun 2009
3	79*	2	v Australia	Bridgetown	07 May 2010
4	53	1	v South Africa	Durban	09 Jan 2011
5	55*	1	v England	Col-RPS	23 Sep 2012
6	62*	2	v West Indies	Dhaka	23 Mar 2014
7	56	2	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	28 Mar 2014
8	106	1	v South Africa	Dharamsala	02 Oct 2015
9	60	1	v Australia	Melbourne	29 Jan 2016
10	52	2	v Australia	Sydney	31 Jan 2016
11	83	1	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	24 Feb 2016
12	62	2	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
13	80	1	v New Zealand	Delhi	01 Nov 2017
14	118	1	v Sri Lanka	Indore	22 Dec 2017
15	89	1	v Bangladesh	Col-RPS	14 Mar 2018
16	56	2	v Bangladesh	Col-RPS	18 Mar 2018
17	97	1	v Ireland	Dublin-M	27 Jun 2018
18	100*	2	v England	Bristol	08 Jul 2018
19	111*	1	v West Indies	Lucknow	06 Nov 2018
20	50	2	v New Zealand	Auckland	08 Feb 2019

RG Sharma became the third batsman to score 100 boundary sixes in the history of Twenty20 internationals. His aggregate of boundary sixes at the end of the second game at Auckland against New Zealand on 08.02.19 read 102. His second boundary six gave him 100 boundary fours. He scored four boundary sixes in this game. CH Gayle and MJ Guptil are the other batsmen to score 100 plus boundary sixes. Both the batsmen have scored 103 boundary fours.