Abhishek Sharma’s remarkable 54-ball 135 led India to an emphatic 150-run victory over England, securing the series 4-1. Sharma’s innings broke multiple records, including the highest T20I score by an Indian. Despite Phil Salt’s quick-fire 55, England’s batting collapsed, managing only 97 runs. This victory margin of 150 runs stands as India’s second-largest in T20Is, following their 168-run victory over New Zealand in 2023.
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