JE Root of England scored 111 not out at the end of the third day of the ongoing test against West Indies at Gros Islet to provide the 28^th occasion of an England captain scoring a century against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	DR Jardine	127	2	v West Indies	Manchester	22 Jul 1933
2	WR Hammond	138	3	v West Indies	The Oval	19 Aug 1939
3	L Hutton	169	1	v West Indies	Georgetown	24 Feb 1954
4	L Hutton	205	2	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Mar 1954
5	PBH May	285*	3	v West Indies	Birmingham	30 May 1957
6	PBH May	104	1	v West Indies	Nottingham	04 Jul 1957
7	MC Cowdrey	119	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1960
8	MC Cowdrey	101	1	v West Indies	Kingston	08 Feb 1968
9	MC Cowdrey	148	2	v West Indies	Port of Spain	14 Mar 1968
10	R Illingworth	113	2	v West Indies	Lord’s	26 Jun 1969
11	AW Greig	116	2	v West Indies	Leeds	22 Jul 1976
12	AJ Lamb	119	2	v West Indies	Bridgetown	05 Apr 1990
13	GA Gooch	154*	3	v West Indies	Leeds	06 Jun 1991
14	MA Atherton	144	1	v West Indies	Georgetown	17 Mar 1994
15	MA Atherton	135	2	v West Indies	St John’s	16 Apr 1994
16	MA Atherton	113	1	v West Indies	Nottingham	10 Aug 1995
17	MP Vaughan	140	3	v West Indies	St John’s	10 Apr 2004
18	MP Vaughan	103	1	v West Indies	Lord’s	22 Jul 2004
19	MP Vaughan	101*	3	v West Indies	Lord’s	22 Jul 2004
20	MP Vaughan	103	1	v West Indies	Leeds	25 May 2007
21	AJ Strauss	169	1	v West Indies	St John’s	15 Feb 2009
22	AJ Strauss	142	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
23	AJ Strauss	142	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	06 Mar 2009
24	AJ Strauss	122	2	v West Indies	Lord’s	17 May 2012
25	AJ Strauss	141	2	v West Indies	Nottingham	25 May 2012
26	AN Cook	105	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	01 May 2015
27	JE Root	136	1	v West Indies	Birmingham	17 Aug 2017
28	JE Root	111*	3	v West Indies	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019

JE Root of England scored 111 not out at the end of the third day of the ongoing test against West Indies at Gros Islet to provide the 14th occasion of an England captain scoring a century against West Indies in West Indies.. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	L Hutton	169	1	v West Indies	Georgetown	24 Feb 1954
2	L Hutton	205	2	v West Indies	Kingston	30 Mar 1954
3	MC Cowdrey	119	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	25 Mar 1960
4	MC Cowdrey	101	1	v West Indies	Kingston	08 Feb 1968
5	MC Cowdrey	148	2	v West Indies	Port of Spain	14 Mar 1968
6	AJ Lamb	119	2	v West Indies	Bridgetown	05 Apr 1990
7	MA Atherton	144	1	v West Indies	Georgetown	17 Mar 1994
8	MA Atherton	135	2	v West Indies	St John’s	16 Apr 1994
9	MP Vaughan	140	3	v West Indies	St John’s	10 Apr 2004
10	AJ Strauss	169	1	v West Indies	St John’s	15 Feb 2009
11	AJ Strauss	142	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
12	AJ Strauss	142	1	v West Indies	Port of Spain	06 Mar 2009
13	AN Cook	105	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	01 May 2015
14	JE Root	111*	3	v West Indies	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019

JC Buttler of England scored 67 and 56 against West Indies in the ongoing test at Gros Islet to provide the 26th occasion of an England batsman scoring twin half centuries in a test against West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	EH Hendren	61	55	v West Indies	Kingston	03 Apr 1930
2	JDB Robertson	80	51*	v West Indies	Bridgetown	21 Jan 1948
3	L Hutton	56	60	v West Indies	Kingston	27 Mar 1948
4	L Hutton	72	77	v West Indies	Bridgetown	06 Feb 1954
5	KF Barrington	80	60	v West Indies	Lord’s	20 Jun 1963
6	PJ Sharpe	63	83	v West Indies	The Oval	22 Aug 1963
7	BL D’Oliveira	76	54	v West Indies	Nottingham	30 Jun 1966
8	G Boycott	62	80*	v West Indies	Port of Spain	14 Mar 1968
9	MC Cowdrey	59	82	v West Indies	Georgetown	28 Mar 1968
10	DL Amiss	56	86*	v West Indies	Birmingham	09 Aug 1973
11	KWR Fletcher	68	86*	v West Indies	Lord’s	23 Aug 1973
12	APE Knott	87	67	v West Indies	Bridgetown	06 Mar 1974
13	APE Knott	50	57	v West Indies	The Oval	12 Aug 1976
14	GA Gooch	51	51	v West Indies	St John’s	11 Apr 1986
15	RA Smith	61	90	v West Indies	Lord’s	22 Jun 1995
16	GA Hick	96	51*	v West Indies	The Oval	24 Aug 1995
17	AJ Stewart	50	73	v West Indies	Port of Spain	05 Feb 1998
18	MA Butcher	52	61	v West Indies	St John’s	10 Apr 2004
19	GP Thorpe	61	54	v West Indies	Birmingham	29 Jul 2004
20	AN Cook	52	58	v West Indies	St John’s	15 Feb 2009
21	IR Bell	61	63*	v West Indies	Lord’s	17 May 2012
22	JE Root	83	59	v West Indies	North Sound	13 Apr 2015
23	GS Ballance	77	81*	v West Indies	St George’s	21 Apr 2015
24	AN Cook	76	59*	v West Indies	St George’s	21 Apr 2015
25	JE Root	59	72	v West Indies	Leeds	25 Aug 2017
26	JC Buttler	67	56	v West Indies	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019

JC Buttler of England scored 67 and 56 against West Indies in the ongoing test at Gros Islet to provide the 17^th occasion of an England batsman scoring twin half centuries in a test against West Indies in West Indies. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	EH Hendren	61	55	v West Indies	Kingston	03 Apr 1930
2	JDB Robertson	80	51*	v West Indies	Bridgetown	21 Jan 1948
3	L Hutton	56	60	v West Indies	Kingston	27 Mar 1948
4	L Hutton	72	77	v West Indies	Bridgetown	06 Feb 1954
5	G Boycott	62	80*	v West Indies	Port of Spain	14 Mar 1968
6	MC Cowdrey	59	82	v West Indies	Georgetown	28 Mar 1968
7	DL Amiss	56	86*	v West Indies	Birmingham	09 Aug 1973
8	APE Knott	87	67	v West Indies	Bridgetown	06 Mar 1974
9	GA Gooch	51	51	v West Indies	St John’s	11 Apr 1986
10	AJ Stewart	50	73	v West Indies	Port of Spain	05 Feb 1998
11	MA Butcher	52	61	v West Indies	St John’s	10 Apr 2004
12	GP Thorpe	61	54	v West Indies	Birmingham	29 Jul 2004
13	AN Cook	52	58	v West Indies	St John’s	15 Feb 2009
14	JE Root	83	59	v West Indies	North Sound	13 Apr 2015
15	GS Ballance	77	81*	v West Indies	St George’s	21 Apr 2015
16	AN Cook	76	59*	v West Indies	St George’s	21 Apr 2015
17	JC Buttler	67	56	v West Indies	Gros Islet	09 Feb 2019

MS Dhoni’s Hamilton T20I against New Zealand on 10.02.19 was his 300^th T20 game. He became the first Indian and twelfth cricketer to appear in 300 Twenty20 games. RG Sharma and SK Raina are in the list to join this club. The following table lists all these cricketers

No	Player	Span	Mat	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Wkts	BBI	Ave	5	Ct	St
1	KA Pollard	2006-2019	446	8753	104	29.97	1	256	4/15	24.14	0	254	0
2	DJ Bravo	2006-2019	430	6192	70*	24.28	0	471	5/23	24.36	2	214	0
3	BB McCullum	2005-2019	370	9922	158*	29.97	7	0	–	–	0	153	14
4	CH Gayle	2005-2019	369	12298	175*	39.16	21	80	4/22	30.98	0	86	0
5	Shoaib Malik	2005-2019	335	8435	95*	36.51	0	136	5/13	26.01	2	133	0
6	RN ten Doeschate	2003-2019	328	6627	121*	29.32	2	112	4/24	25.97	0	122	0
7	JA Morkel	2004-2018	318	4247	73*	26.37	0	247	4/25	25.53	0	71	0
8	RS Bopara	2003-2019	317	6351	105*	27.25	1	209	6/16	25.07	1	107	0
9	SP Narine	2011-2019	314	1973	79	14.83	0	360	5/19	19.83	1	68	0
10	Sohail Tanvir	2005-2019	308	2232	60*	16.05	0	311	6/14	25.39	2	50	0
11	MS Dhoni	2006-2019	300	6136	79*	38.35	0	0	–	–	0	158	78
12	LJ Wright	2004-2018	300	7199	153*	28.45	7	79	3/17	32.44	0	94	0
1	RG Sharma	2007-2019	298	7790	118	32.45	6	29	4/6	28.17	0	122	0
2	SK Raina	2006-2018	296	7929	126*	33.59	4	53	4/26	34.47	0	156	0

MS Dhoni became the second wicket keeper batsman to appear in 300 T20 games after BB McCullum. The following table lists the performance of these two cricketers

No	Player	Span	Mat	Runs	HS	Ave	C	Wkts	BBI	Ave	5	Ct	St
1	BB McCullum	2005-2019	370	9922	158*	29.97	7	0	–	–	0	153	14
2	MS Dhoni	2006-2019	300	6136	79*	38.35	0	0	–	–	0	158	78

RG Sharma’s boundary fours aggregate in T20Is at the end of the just concluded T20I series against New Zealand read 207. He is one of the five batsmen who has scored 200 plus boundary fours in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. Other are –TM Dilshan {223}, V Kohli {218}, Mohd Shahzad {218} and MJ Guptill {200}.

RG Sharma is the second Indian batsman to score 200 plus boundary fours after V Kohli. RG Sharma occupies the third place in the list of batsmen who have scored most boundary fours in the history of T20Is. The first place is occupied by TM Dilshan who has scored 223 boundary fours while the second place is shared by V Kohli and Mohd Shahzad who have scored 218 boundary fours. The following table lists the performance of these five batsmen.

No	Player	Team	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	C	HC	0	4s	6s
1	TM Dilshan	Srl	80	79	12	1889	104*	28.19	1	13	10	223	033
2	V Kohli	Ind	65	60	16	2167	90*	49.25	0	19	02	218	048
3	Mohd Shahzad	Afg	65	65	03	1936	118*	31.22	1	12	03	218	072
4	RG Sharma	Ind	93	85	14	2326	118	32.76	4	16	06	207	102
5	MJ Guptill	NZl	76	74	07	2272	105	33.91	2	14	02	200	103

New Zealand won the third T20I against India at Hamilton on 10.02.19 to provide the 78^th occasion of a team winning a T20I game by a single digit margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	South Africa	won	2 runs	v Australia	Johannesburg	24 Feb 2006
2	Sri Lanka	won	2 runs	v England	Southampton	15 Jun 2006
3	New Zealand	won	5 runs	v England	Durban	18 Sep 2007
4	India	won	5 runs	v Pakistan	Johannesburg	24 Sep 2007
5	Ireland	won	4 runs	v Bermuda	Belfast	03 Aug 2008
6	Australia	won	1 run	v New Zealand	Sydney	15 Feb 2009
7	South Africa	won	1 run	v New Zealand	Lord’s	09 Jun 2009
8	Sri Lanka	won	9 runs	v Ireland	Lord’s	14 Jun 2009
9	England	won	3 runs	v India	Lord’s	14 Jun 2009
10	Pakistan	won	7 runs	v South Africa	Nottingham	18 Jun 2009
11	New Zealand	won	3 runs	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	02 Sep 2009
12	Pakistan	won	7 runs	v New Zealand	Dubai (DSC)	13 Nov 2009
13	England	won	1 run	v South Africa	Johannesburg	13 Nov 2009
14	Canada	won	4 runs	v Ireland	Colombo (SSC)	03 Feb 2010
15	Australia	won	2 runs	v Pakistan	Melbourne	05 Feb 2010
16	New Zealand	won	7 runs	v Zimbabwe	Providence	04 May 2010
17	New Zealand	won	1 run	v Pakistan	Bridgetown	08 May 2010
18	South Africa	won	1 run	v West Indies	North Sound	20 May 2010
19	South Africa	won	8 runs	v Zimbabwe	Kimberley	10 Oct 2010
20	Australia	won	4 runs	v England	Melbourne	14 Jan 2011
21	West Indies	won	7 runs	v Pakistan	Gros Islet	21 Apr 2011
22	Sri Lanka	won	8 runs	v Australia	Pallekele	08 Aug 2011
23	Pakistan	won	5 runs	v Zimbabwe	Harare	18 Sep 2011
24	South Africa	won	3 runs	v New Zealand	Auckland	22 Feb 2012
25	Pakistan	won	8 runs	v England	Dubai (DSC)	23 Feb 2012
26	Ireland	won	2 runs	v Kenya	Mombasa	24 Feb 2012
27	England	won	5 runs	v Pakistan	Abu Dhabi	27 Feb 2012
28	Bangladesh	won	1 run	v Ireland	Belfast	20 Jul 2012
29	New Zealand	won	1 run	v India	Chennai	11 Sep 2012
30	India	won	1 run	v South Africa	Colombo (RPS)	02 Oct 2012
31	Sri Lanka	won	2 runs	v Australia	Melbourne	28 Jan 2013
32	Zimbabwe	won	6 runs	v Bangladesh	Bulawayo	11 May 2013
33	New Zealand	won	5 runs	v England	The Oval	25 Jun 2013
34	South Africa	won	6 runs	v Pakistan	Dubai (DSC)	15 Nov 2013
35	Ireland	won	2 runs	v Canada	Abu Dhabi	16 Nov 2013
36	South Africa	won	4 runs	v Pakistan	Johannesburg	20 Nov 2013
37	Pakistan	won	6 runs	v South Africa	Cape Town	22 Nov 2013
38	Sri Lanka	won	2 runs	v Bangladesh	Chattogram	12 Feb 2014
39	England	won	5 runs	v West Indies	Bridgetown	13 Mar 2014
40	Nepal	won	9 runs	v Afghanistan	Chattogram	20 Mar 2014
41	New Zealand	won	9 runs	v England	Chattogram	22 Mar 2014
42	Sri Lanka	won	5 runs	v South Africa	Chattogram	22 Mar 2014
43	South Africa	won	2 runs	v New Zealand	Chattogram	24 Mar 2014
44	South Africa	won	6 runs	v Netherlands	Chattogram	27 Mar 2014
45	South Africa	won	3 runs	v England	Chattogram	29 Mar 2014
46	Sri Lanka	won	9 runs	v England	The Oval	20 May 2014
47	England	won	3 runs	v India	Birmingham	07 Sep 2014
48	Hong Kong	won	5 runs	v Ireland	Dublin (Malahide)	17 Jul 2015
49	England	won	5 runs	v Australia	Cardiff	31 Aug 2015
50	Oman	won	4 runs	v Hong Kong	Abu Dhabi	25 Nov 2015
51	England	won	3 runs	v Pakistan	Dubai (DSC)	27 Nov 2015
52	New Zealand	won	3 runs	v Sri Lanka	Mount Maunganui	07 Jan 2016
53	Afghanistan	won	5 runs	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	08 Jan 2016
54	U.A.E.	won	9 runs	v Scotland	ICCA Dubai	04 Feb 2016
55	Ireland	won	7 runs	v P.N.G.	Townsville	07 Feb 2016
56	U.A.E.	won	5 runs	v Ireland	Abu Dhabi	16 Feb 2016
57	Oman	won	5 runs	v Hong Kong	Fatullah	19 Feb 2016
58	Bangladesh	won	8 runs	v Netherlands	Dharamsala	09 Mar 2016
59	New Zealand	won	8 runs	v Australia	Dharamsala	18 Mar 2016
60	India	won	1 run	v Bangladesh	Bengaluru	23 Mar 2016
61	Afghanistan	won	6 runs	v West Indies	Nagpur	27 Mar 2016
62	Zimbabwe	won	2 runs	v India	Harare	18 Jun 2016
63	India	won	3 runs	v Zimbabwe	Harare	22 Jun 2016
64	West Indies	won	1 run	v India	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
65	Scotland	won	7 runs	v Netherlands	Abu Dhabi	17 Jan 2017
66	India	won	5 runs	v England	Nagpur	29 Jan 2017
67	Pakistan	won	3 runs	v West Indies	Port of Spain	30 Mar 2017
68	South Africa	won	3 runs	v England	Taunton	23 Jun 2017
69	India	won	6 runs	v New Zealand	Thiruvananthapuram	07 Nov 2017
70	England	won	2 runs	v New Zealand	Hamilton	18 Feb 2018
71	India	won	7 runs	v South Africa	Cape Town	24 Feb 2018
72	Afghanistan	won	1 run	v Bangladesh	Dehradun	07 Jun 2018
73	Netherlands	won	4 runs	v Ireland	Rotterdam	12 Jun 2018
74	Pakistan	won	2 runs	v New Zealand	Abu Dhabi	31 Oct 2018
75	Australia	won	4 runs	v India	Brisbane	21 Nov 2018
76	South Africa	won	6 runs	v Pakistan	Cape Town	01 Feb 2019
77	South Africa	won	7 runs	v Pakistan	Johannesburg	03 Feb 2019
78	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand won the third T20I against India at Hamilton on 10.02.19 to provide the tenth occasion of New Zealand winning a T20I game by a single digit margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	won	5 runs	v England	Durban	18 Sep 2007
2	New Zealand	won	3 runs	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	02 Sep 2009
3	New Zealand	won	7 runs	v Zimbabwe	Providence	04 May 2010
4	New Zealand	won	1 run	v Pakistan	Bridgetown	08 May 2010
5	New Zealand	won	1 run	v India	Chennai	11 Sep 2012
6	New Zealand	won	5 runs	v England	The Oval	25 Jun 2013
7	New Zealand	won	9 runs	v England	Chattogram	22 Mar 2014
8	New Zealand	won	3 runs	v Sri Lanka	Mount Maunganui	07 Jan 2016
9	New Zealand	won	8 runs	v Australia	Dharamsala	18 Mar 2016
10	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

It also provides the seventh occasion of a team winning a T20I by a single digit margin against India. All such occasions are listed below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	3 runs	v India	Lord’s	14 Jun 2009
2	New Zealand	won	1 run	v India	Chennai	11 Sep 2012
3	England	won	3 runs	v India	Birmingham	07 Sep 2014
4	Zimbabwe	won	2 runs	v India	Harare	18 Jun 2016
5	West Indies	won	1 run	v India	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
6	Australia	won	4 runs	v India	Brisbane	21 Nov 2018
7	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

It also provides the second occasion of New Zealand winning a T20I game by a single digit margin on two occasions. Both the occasions are listed below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	won	1 run	v India	Chennai	11 Sep 2012
2	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand became the second team after England to win a T20I game by a single digit margin on two occasions.

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	3 runs	v India	Lord’s	14 Jun 2009
2	England	won	3 runs	v India	Birmingham	07 Sep 2014
1	New Zealand	won	1 run	v India	Chennai	11 Sep 2012
2	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

It also provides the eighth occasion of a team winning a T20I game  by exact four runs margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Ireland	won	4 runs	v Bermuda	Belfast	03 Aug 2008
2	Canada	won	4 runs	v Ireland	Colombo (SSC)	03 Feb 2010
3	Australia	won	4 runs	v England	Melbourne	14 Jan 2011
4	South Africa	won	4 runs	v Pakistan	Johannesburg	20 Nov 2013
5	Oman	won	4 runs	v Hong Kong	Abu Dhabi	25 Nov 2015
6	Netherlands	won	4 runs	v Ireland	Rotterdam	12 Jun 2018
7	Australia	won	4 runs	v India	Brisbane	21 Nov 2018
8	New Zealand	won	4 runs	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand and India posted 212 for 6 and 208 for 6 in the final T20I at Hamilton on 10.02.19 to provide the 15^th occasion of both the teams posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	West Indies	205/6	20.0	1	lost	v South Africa	Johannesburg	11 Sep 2007
	South Africa	208/2	17.4	2	won	v West Indies	Johannesburg	11 Sep 2007
2	India	218/4	20.0	1	won	v England	Durban	19 Sep 2007
	England	200/6	20.0	2	lost	v India	Durban	19 Sep 2007
3	Sri Lanka	206/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
	India	211/4	19.1	2	won	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
4	New Zealand	214/6	20.0	1	tied	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
	Australia	214/4	20.0	2	tied	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
5	Zimbabwe	200/2	20.0	1	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
	New Zealand	202/5	19.4	2	won	v Zimbabwe	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
6	Australia	248/6	20.0	1	won	v England	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
	England	209/6	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
7	Australia	201/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
	India	202/4	19.4	2	won	v Australia	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
8	South Africa	231/7	20.0	1	lost	v West Indies	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2015
	West Indies	236/6	19.2	2	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2015
9	South Africa	204/7	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Johannesburg	06 Mar 2016
	Australia	205/5	20.0	2	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	06 Mar 2016
10	South Africa	229/4	20.0	1	lost	v England	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
	England	230/8	19.4	2	won	v South Africa	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
11	West Indies	245/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
	India	244/4	20.0	2	lost	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
12	Afghanistan	233/8	20.0	1	won	v Ireland	Greater Noida	12 Mar 2017
	Ireland	205	19.2	2	lost	v Afghanistan	Greater Noida	12 Mar 2017
13	New Zealand	243/6	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
	Australia	245/5	18.5	2	won	v New Zealand	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
14	Sri Lanka	214/6	20.0	1	lost	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	10 Mar 2018
	Bangladesh	215/5	19.4	2	won	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	10 Mar 2018
15	New Zealand	212/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019
	India	208/6	20.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

India lost the game after posting 208 for 6 against New Zealand at Hamilton on 10.02.19 to provide the 15^th occasion of a team losing a T20I after posting 200 plus runs in the history of T20Is. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	West Indies	205/6	20.0	1	lost	v South Africa	Johannesburg	11 Sep 2007
2	England	200/6	20.0	2	lost	v India	Durban	19 Sep 2007
3	Sri Lanka	206/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
4	Zimbabwe	200/2	20.0	1	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
5	England	209/6	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
6	Australia	201/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
7	England	200/9	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Hobart	29 Jan 2014
8	South Africa	231/7	20.0	1	lost	v West Indies	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2015
9	South Africa	204/7	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Johannesburg	06 Mar 2016
10	South Africa	229/4	20.0	1	lost	v England	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
11	India	244/4	20.0	2	lost	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
12	Ireland	205	19.2	2	lost	v Afghanistan	Greater Noida	12 Mar 2017
13	New Zealand	243/6	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
14	Sri Lanka	214/6	20.0	1	lost	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	10 Mar 2018
15	India	208/6	20.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

It also provide the second occasion of India losing a game after posting 200 plus runs. Both the occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that these losses have come when India was batting second and chasing the target

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	244/4	20.0	2	lost	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
2	India	208/6	20.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

It also provides the sixth occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs while batting second and chasing the target. All such occasions are listed below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	200/6	20.0	2	lost	v India	Durban	19 Sep 2007
2	England	209/6	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
3	England	200/9	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Hobart	29 Jan 2014
4	India	244/4	20.0	2	lost	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
5	Ireland	205	19.2	2	lost	v Afghanistan	Greater Noida	12 Mar 2017
6	India	208/6	20.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand and India posted 212 for 6 and 208 for 6 in the final T20I at Hamilton to provide the 80^th and 81^st occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	214/5	20.0	1	won	v New Zealand	Auckland	17 Feb 2005
2	Australia	209/3	20.0	1	won	v South Africa	Brisbane	09 Jan 2006
3	South Africa	201/4	20.0	1	won	v Australia	Johannesburg	24 Feb 2006
4	Australia	221/5	20.0	1	won	v England	Sydney	09 Jan 2007
5	West Indies	208/8	20.0	1	won	v England	The Oval	28 Jun 2007
6	West Indies	205/6	20.0	1	lost	v South Africa	Johannesburg	11 Sep 2007
7	South Africa	208/2	17.4	2	won	v West Indies	Johannesburg	11 Sep 2007
8	Sri Lanka	260/6	20.0	1	won	v Kenya	Johannesburg	14 Sep 2007
9	India	218/4	20.0	1	won	v England	Durban	19 Sep 2007
10	England	200/6	20.0	2	lost	v India	Durban	19 Sep 2007
11	Pakistan	203/5	20.0	1	won	v Bangladesh	Karachi	20 Apr 2008
12	South Africa	211/5	20.0	1	won	v Scotland	The Oval	07 Jun 2009
13	England	202/6	20.0	1	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	13 Nov 2009
14	South Africa	241/6	20.0	1	won	v England	Centurion	15 Nov 2009
15	Sri Lanka	215/5	20.0	1	won	v India	Nagpur	09 Dec 2009
16	Sri Lanka	206/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
17	India	211/4	19.1	2	won	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
18	New Zealand	214/6	20.0	1	tied	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
19	Australia	214/4	20.0	2	tied	v New Zealand	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
20	Zimbabwe	200/2	20.0	1	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
21	New Zealand	202/5	19.4	2	won	v Zimbabwe	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
22	South Africa	219/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Johannesburg	30 Mar 2012
23	West Indies	209/2	20.0	1	won	v New Zealand	Lauderhill	30 Jun 2012
24	West Indies	205/4	20.0	1	won	v Australia	Colombo (RPS)	05 Oct 2012
25	England	214/7	20.0	1	won	v New Zealand	Auckland	09 Feb 2013
26	New Zealand	201/4	20.0	1	won	v England	The Oval	25 Jun 2013
27	Australia	248/6	20.0	1	won	v England	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
28	England	209/6	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Southampton	29 Aug 2013
29	Australia	201/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
30	India	202/4	19.4	2	won	v Australia	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
31	New Zealand	204/5	20.0	1	won	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	06 Nov 2013
32	Ireland	225/7	20.0	1	won	v Afghanistan	Abu Dhabi	30 Nov 2013
33	Sri Lanka	211/3	20.0	1	won	v Pakistan	Dubai (DSC)	13 Dec 2013
34	Australia	213/4	20.0	1	won	v England	Hobart	29 Jan 2014
35	England	200/9	20.0	2	lost	v Australia	Hobart	29 Jan 2014
36	South Africa	231/7	20.0	1	lost	v West Indies	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2015
37	West Indies	236/6	19.2	2	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	11 Jan 2015
38	Afghanistan	210/5	20.0	1	won	v Scotland	Edinburgh	12 Jul 2015
39	South Africa	200/3	19.4	2	won	v India	Dharamsala	02 Oct 2015
40	Sri Lanka	215/3	20.0	1	won	v West Indies	Pallekele	09 Nov 2015
41	Afghanistan	215/6	20.0	1	won	v Zimbabwe	Sharjah	10 Jan 2016
42	India	200/3	20.0	2	won	v Australia	Sydney	31 Jan 2016
43	South Africa	204/7	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Johannesburg	06 Mar 2016
44	Australia	205/5	20.0	2	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	06 Mar 2016
45	Pakistan	201/5	20.0	1	won	v Bangladesh	Kolkata	16 Mar 2016
46	South Africa	229/4	20.0	1	lost	v England	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
47	England	230/8	19.4	2	won	v South Africa	Mumbai	18 Mar 2016
48	South Africa	209/5	20.0	1	won	v Afghanistan	Mumbai	20 Mar 2016
49	West Indies	245/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
50	India	244/4	20.0	2	lost	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
51	Australia	263/3	20.0	1	won	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	06 Sep 2016
52	Ireland	211/6	20.0	1	won	v Scotland	Dubai (DSC)	20 Jan 2017
53	India	202/6	20.0	1	won	v England	Bengaluru	01 Feb 2017
54	Afghanistan	233/8	20.0	1	won	v Ireland	Greater Noida	12 Mar 2017
55	Ireland	205	19.2	2	lost	v Afghanistan	Greater Noida	12 Mar 2017
56	South Africa	224/4	20.0	1	won	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	29 Oct 2017
57	India	202/3	20.0	1	won	v New Zealand	Delhi	01 Nov 2017
58	India	260/5	20.0	1	won	v Sri Lanka	Indore	22 Dec 2017
59	New Zealand	243/5	20.0	1	won	v West Indies	Mount Maunganui	03 Jan 2018
60	Pakistan	201/4	20.0	1	won	v New Zealand	Auckland	25 Jan 2018
61	New Zealand	243/6	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
62	Australia	245/5	18.5	2	won	v New Zealand	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
63	Sri Lanka	210/4	20.0	1	won	v Bangladesh	Sylhet	18 Feb 2018
64	India	203/5	20.0	1	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Feb 2018
65	Sri Lanka	214/6	20.0	1	lost	v Bangladesh	Colombo (RPS)	10 Mar 2018
66	Bangladesh	215/5	19.4	2	won	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	10 Mar 2018
67	Pakistan	203/5	20.0	1	won	v West Indies	Karachi	01 Apr 2018
68	Pakistan	205/3	20.0	1	won	v West Indies	Karachi	02 Apr 2018
69	Pakistan	204/4	20.0	1	won	v Scotland	Edinburgh	12 Jun 2018
70	Ireland	205/5	20.0	1	won	v Scotland	Deventer	16 Jun 2018
71	Scotland	221/3	20.0	1	won	v Netherlands	Amstelveen	20 Jun 2018
72	India	208/5	20.0	1	won	v Ireland	Dublin (Malahide)	27 Jun 2018
73	England	221/5	20.0	1	won	v Australia	Birmingham	27 Jun 2018
74	India	213/4	20.0	1	won	v Ireland	Dublin (Malahide)	29 Jun 2018
75	Australia	229/2	20.0	1	won	v Zimbabwe	Harare	03 Jul 2018
76	India	201/3	18.4	2	won	v England	Bristol	08 Jul 2018
77	Bangladesh	211/4	20.0	1	won	v West Indies	Dhaka	20 Dec 2018
78	Qatar	205/5	20.0	1	won	v Bahrain	Al Amerat	24 Jan 2019
79	New Zealand	219/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Wellington	06 Feb 2019
80	New Zealand	212/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019
81	India	208/6	20.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand posted 212 for 6 againsst India in the final T20I at Hamilton to provide the eighth occasion of New Zealand posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	214/6	20.0	1	tied	v Australia	Christchurch	28 Feb 2010
2	New Zealand	202/5	19.4	2	won	v Zimbabwe	Hamilton	14 Feb 2012
3	New Zealand	201/4	20.0	1	won	v England	The Oval	25 Jun 2013
4	New Zealand	204/5	20.0	1	won	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	06 Nov 2013
5	New Zealand	243/5	20.0	1	won	v West Indies	Mount Maunganui	03 Jan 2018
6	New Zealand	243/6	20.0	1	lost	v Australia	Auckland	16 Feb 2018
7	New Zealand	219/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Wellington	06 Feb 2019
8	New Zealand	212/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

India posted 208 for 6 against New Zealand in the final T20I at Hamilton to provide the 13^th occasion of India posting 200 plus runs in an innings in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	India	218/4	20.0	1	won	v England	Durban	19 Sep 2007
2	India	211/4	19.1	2	won	v Sri Lanka	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
3	India	202/4	19.4	2	won	v Australia	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
4	India	200/3	20.0	2	won	v Australia	Sydney	31 Jan 2016
5	India	244/4	20.0	2	lost	v West Indies	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
6	India	202/6	20.0	1	won	v England	Bengaluru	01 Feb 2017
7	India	202/3	20.0	1	won	v New Zealand	Delhi	01 Nov 2017
8	India	260/5	20.0	1	won	v Sri Lanka	Indore	22 Dec 2017
9	India	203/5	20.0	1	won	v South Africa	Johannesburg	18 Feb 2018
10	India	208/5	20.0	1	won	v Ireland	Dublin (Malahide)	27 Jun 2018
11	India	213/4	20.0	1	won	v Ireland	Dublin (Malahide)	29 Jun 2018
12	India	201/3	18.4	2	won	v England	Bristol	08 Jul 2018
13	India	208/6	20.0	2	lost	v New Zealand	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand posted 212 for 6 against India in the final T20I at Hamilton to provide the ninth occasion of a team posting 200 plus runs in an innings against India in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	200/6	20.0	2	lost	v India	Durban	19 Sep 2007
2	Sri Lanka	215/5	20.0	1	won	v India	Nagpur	09 Dec 2009
3	Sri Lanka	206/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Mohali	12 Dec 2009
4	South Africa	219/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Johannesburg	30 Mar 2012
5	Australia	201/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Rajkot	10 Oct 2013
6	South Africa	200/3	19.4	2	won	v India	Dharamsala	02 Oct 2015
7	West Indies	245/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Lauderhill	27 Aug 2016
8	New Zealand	219/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Wellington	06 Feb 2019
9	New Zealand	212/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand posted 212 for 6 against India in the final T20I at Hamilton to provide the second occasion of New Zealand posting 200 plus runs in an innings against India in the history of Twenty20 Internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below. It is interesting to note that both the occasions are in the just concluded series.

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	219/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Wellington	06 Feb 2019
2	New Zealand	212/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019

New Zealand became the third team in the history of T20Is to post 200 plus runs in an innings on two occasions against India.

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	New Zealand	219/6	20.0	1	won	v India	Wellington	06 Feb 2019
2	New Zealand	212/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Hamilton	10 Feb 2019
1	South Africa	219/4	20.0	1	won	v India	Johannesburg	30 Mar 2012
2	South Africa	200/3	19.4	2	won	v India	Dharamsala	02 Oct 2015
1	Sri Lanka	215/5	20.0	1	won	v India	Nagpur	09 Dec 2009
2	Sri Lanka	206/7	20.0	1	lost	v India	Mohali	12 Dec 2009

RG Sharma’s 50 against New Zealand at Auckland on 08.02.19 represents his ninth fifty on away soil. He now owns the record for most fifties by a batsman on away soil in the history of Twenty20 internationals. He went past V Kohli  and Mohammad Hafeez who had scored eight fifties on away soil

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.