The South African team has set a world record in T20 cricket

The South African team has set a world record in T20 cricket as the team
that has scored the highest number of targets in T20s. West Indies chased
down the huge target of 259 runs with 7 balls to spare. With that, South
Africa wrote the world record in its name. The Proteas scored 259 runs for
the loss of 4 wickets in 18.5 overs in the match at the SuperSport Park
ground in Centurion on Sunday.Before South Africa, Australia holds the record for the highest number of
targets in T20Is. In 2018, the Aussies broke the target of 245 runs in the
T20 match against New Zealand. So far this is the highest chase.. South
Africa (South Africa T20I Record) recently broke Australia’s record. The
South African and West Indies batsmen rained boundaries on the Supersport
Park ground. The sky is the limit. Both teams scored 517 runs in this
match. Scores over 200 are the most common in T20 matches, but scoring 259
runs is not an ordinary thing.

The second T20 match was played between South Africa and West Indies at the
Centurion venue on Sunday. Batting first in this match, West Indies scored
258 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Johnson
Charles (118; 10 fours, 11 sixes off 46 balls) scored a century. Charles
completed his century in just 39 balls. In this sequence, he became the
fastest player to score a century for West Indies in T20s. Kyle Meyers (51;
5 fours, 4 sixes in 27 balls) suffered a half century.. Romario Shepherd
(41; 1 four, 4 sixes in 18 balls) played aggressively.