Top 10 Fastest Centuries in T20 Cricket History: 2025
In T20 cricket, scoring a century is a remarkable achievement, especially when done rapidly. The record for the fastest century in T20 cricket is held by Estonia’s Sahil Chauhan, who reached 100 runs in just 27 balls against Cyprus in June 2024.
Top 10 Fastest Centuries in T20 Cricket
- Sahil Chauhan (Estonia) – 27 Balls
- Chauhan’s explosive innings included 18 sixes and 6 fours, leading him to an unbeaten 144 runs off 41 balls. This performance not only set the record for the fastest century but also for the most sixes in a T20 inning.
- Urvil Patel (India) – 28 Balls
- In November 2024, Urvil Patel scored a century in just 28 balls during a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match against Tripura, marking the fastest T20 century by an Indian batsman.
- Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton (Namibia) – 33 Balls
- Loftie-Eaton reached his century in 33 balls against Nepal in February 2024, showcasing exceptional batting prowess.
- Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe) – 33 Balls
- Raza matched the 33-ball century feat against Gambia in October 2024, demonstrating his aggressive batting style.
- Kushal Malla (Nepal) – 34 Balls
- Malla scored a 34-ball century against Mongolia during the 2023 Asian Games, contributing significantly to Nepal’s record-breaking total.
- David Miller (South Africa) – 35 Balls
- In October 2017, Miller achieved a 35-ball century against Bangladesh, becoming one of the fastest centurions in T20I history.
- Rohit Sharma (India) – 35 Balls
- Rohit Sharma equaled the 35-ball century record in December 2017 against Sri Lanka, highlighting his explosive batting capabilities.
- Dewald Brevis (South Africa) – 35 Balls
- Brevis reached his century in 35 balls while playing for the Titans against the Knights, showcasing his emerging talent.
- Khushdil Shah (Pakistan) – 35 Balls
- Khushdil Shah scored a 35-ball century for Southern Punjab against Sindh, demonstrating his aggressive batting approach.
- Usman Khan (Pakistan) – 36 Balls
- Usman Khan achieved a 36-ball century for Multan Sultans against Quetta Gladiators, contributing significantly to his team’s performance.
These remarkable innings highlight the evolving aggressive batting strategies in T20 cricket, where players continually push the boundaries of rapid scoring.
