With an astounding 113/1 in the first six overs, Australia not only chased down the 155 runs with ease but also etched their names in cricket history. Australia's record-breaking Powerplay overshadowed Scotland's earlier efforts, where George Munsey and Matthew Cross had guided their team to a formidable 154. The star of the show was Travis Head, who displayed a batting masterclass that left the opposition reeling. Head, who has consistently proven his mettle in the shortest format, unleashed a fury of strokes that had the Scottish bowlers scrambling. His innings of 80 runs from just 25 balls, filled with a blend of precision and power, was the driving force behind Australia's record-breaking start. Head's blitzkrieg included a remarkable over where he dismantled the bowler with five boundaries and a towering six, setting the tone for the rest of the innings. Mitchell Marsh, leading the team, played an equally vital role. His quickfire 39 off 12 balls ensured that the pressure on Scotland never eased. Together, Marsh and Head formed a formidable partnership that capitalized on every loose ball, pushing the scoreboard to an unprecedented height within just six overs. Their remarkable 113/1 surpasses South Africa's previous record of 102/0 against the West Indies in 2023. The West Indies had set two records in recent years, with 98/4 against Sri Lanka in 2021 and 93/0 against Ireland in 2020. Australia's new record also eclipses the West Indies' 92/1 versus Afghanistan earlier in 2024.