Tim Robinson created history (photo- Phil Walter/Getty Images)

Tim Robinson: In the first T20 match against Australia, 23 -year -old young batsman Tim Robinson created history. The right -handed batsman scored an innings of 106 runs in 66 balls and at the same time he broke the world record of Babar Azam and at the same time this player also defeated a legend like Rohit Sharma. On the basis of this excellent innings of Robinson, the New Zealand team scored 181 runs in 20 overs. At one time this team had lost 3 wickets for just 6 runs, but Robinson scored the first century of his career and took his team to a respectable score.

What record did Tim Robinson break

Although T20 cricket is considered a game of sixes, but Tim Robinson hit a special century. Robinson scored just 54 runs in his century innings with sixes, which is the lowest in any T20 International century. These records before Babar Azam The name of was, who scored a T20 century against New Zealand in the year 2023 and in this innings he got 62 runs from the boundary.

Rohit Sharma left behind in this case

Rohit Sharma is also left behind Tim Robinson in a case. In fact, Robinson scored a T20 century in 65 balls, which is the slowest century from New Zealand. This is the fourth fourth slow T20 International century in the world. Rohit Sharma has scored a T20 century in 64 balls, thus Robinson is now ahead of him. Now you must be thinking that Tim Robinson has scored a century in so many balls, so what is the special thing in this? Let me tell you that this player has put this century for his team in difficult times. In the first 17 balls, this player's strike rate was around 100 but after being set on the pitch, this player hit 5 sixes and 6 fours. Robinson also took 32 single, 10 doubles in his innings. This innings confirms that T20 cricket is not just a game of boundaries, here is also a place of one, two runs.