New Zealand’s Finn Allen made history during the T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa in Kolkata. He secured the fastest century in T20 World Cup history, leading his team to a decisive victory and a spot in the final.
In pursuit of a target of 170 runs, Allen delivered an outstanding performance, remaining not out with a score of 100 runs off just 33 balls. This achievement shattered the previous record of 47 balls set by Chris Gayle, showcasing Allen’s remarkable batting skills.
New Zealand’s victory came with impressive timing, finishing the match with 7.1 overs left. Allen’s explosive batting not only highlighted his talent but also underscored New Zealand’s determination to claim the championship title.