Australia's explosive wicketkeeper-batsman Josh Inglis has scored a tremendous century. The Australian batsman scored a century in just 43 balls in the second T20 match against Scotland. With this, he also became the fastest batsman to score a century for Australia in T20 International. He broke the record of Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell, who scored centuries in 47-47 balls. This is the second century of Inglis' T20 International career. Here he has made a place in the list of Finch and Maxwell, who have scored 2 or more centuries in T20 International.

Australia batted first in the second T20 match on Friday 6 September in Edinburgh. Opener Travis Head, who was the star of the last match, was out in the second over without opening his account, while the other young opener Jake Fraser McGurk also returned to the pavilion in the fourth over. After this, wicketkeeper-batsman Josh Inglis took charge and attacked without wasting much time. During this, Inglis also completed his half-century in just 20 balls.

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