SA vs WI: All data damaged in South Africa’s document chase win over West Indies

South Africa chased down a scarcely-believable 259 to beat West Indies by six wickets within the second T20I on the Centurion on Sunday.

Proteas openers Quinton De Kock and Reeza Hendricks laid the platform for the document chase with a 152-run partnership inside 11 overs.

West Indies, which should have held desires of a snug win after a dominant first innings, struck just a few blows, however couldn’t forestall South Africa from finishing the chase with seven balls to spare.

Here are all of the data damaged from the second T20I between South Africa and West Indies:

Biggest chase in all T20s

West Indies’ 258 is now the largest whole chased down by a group in all T20s. South Africa overtook the document set by Quetta Gladiators in Pakistan Super League earlier this month.

Highest rating in a PowerPlay

South Africa created the document for the very best rating in PowerPlay in T20Is throughout its chase in opposition to West Indies

The Proteas broke the document of West Indies, which scored 98 runs in opposition to Sri Lanka in 2021, by posting 102 runs for the lack of no wickets in six overs.

Highest combination rating in a T20 sport

The South Africa- West Indies sport additionally broke the document for the very best combination rating in a T20 sport. The earlier excessive was marked within the PSL sport between Multan Sultans and Quetta Gladiators.

Second-fastest T20I century by a South African batter

De Kock’s 43-ball hundred was the second-fastest ton by a South African batter in T20Is, behind David Miller, who received there in 35 balls in opposition to Bangladesh in 2017.

The left-handed batter’s ton was additionally the quickest by a wicketkeeper in T20Is and on the best way he additionally recorded the quick 50 by a South African in T20Is.

Fastest century by a WI batter in T20Is

West Indies’ cost within the first innings was led by Johnson Charles’ 118. The right-hander received to his century-mark in 39 balls, the quickest by a WI batter, overtaking the mark set by Chris Gayle.