India vs England 5th T20I: Stats Review of player records and achieved milestones

After losing the series 3-1 to India, England won the toss and opted to field first. Sanju Samson got India off to a flying start, launching a clean pull shot for six over mid-wicket. Abhishek Sharma kept the momentum going, smashing the second-fastest T20I century for India in just 37 balls.

After losing their captain, India were in a comfortable position at 145-3 after 10.2 overs. Shivam Dube (30 off 13) came in and played some exquisite shots alongside Abhishek, who smashed 135 runs off 54 balls. Their partnership propelled India to a commanding total of 247 runs. However, Brydon Carse’s brilliant spell, taking 3 wickets in his four overs, helped England restrict India’s batting line up, keeping them 20 runs short of their potential total.

With a massive total to chase, England's openers began their innings with an aggressive mindset, scoring 17 runs off the very first over. As the innings progressed, Philip Salt stood as the lone warrior, fighting valiantly at one end while wickets continued to tumble at the other. Salt played a remarkable knock of 55 runs off just 23 balls, but no other batter managed to score more than 10 runs.

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India’s bowlers, led by the stellar performance of right-arm pacer Mohammed Shami, who made a sensational return after two years, dismantled the England batting line up. Shami claimed three wickets in just 2.3 overs, guiding India to a dominant 150-run victory, with The Three Lions being bowled out for a mere 97 runs.

Here are the achieved milestones and notable records from the India vs England 5th T20I:

• 17: Its been 17 T20I Series win for team India at home without loosing a single series.
• 4: India registered their fourth-highest team total in T20Is, scoring 247/9 in 20 overs.
• 3500: he Punjab all-rounder has reached the milestone of 3,500 runs in T20 cricket.
• 14: The star spinner surpassed his own record for the highest wicket tally by an Indian bowler in a bilateral T20I series.
• 250: The right arm pacer has reached a milestone of 250 wickets in his international career.
• 13: The pace sensation set a new record as the highest wicket-taker against India, in India, in a 20-over series with 13 wickets.
• 1: Aggressive batter Philip Salt recorded the fastest fifty by any player against India in the shortest format of the game.