T20Is 2008

Highest scores

1. 1New Zealand v West Indies191-155, Match 2, 28 Dec191
2. 2Australia v South Africa182-130, Match 1, 11 Jan182
3. 3India v Sri Lanka174-171, 10 Feb174
4. 4Sri Lanka v India171-174, 10 Feb171
5. 5South Africa v Australia168-166, Match 1, 27 Mar168

Biggest wins

1. 1Australia v South Africa182-130, Match 1, 11 Jan52
2. 2New Zealand v West Indies191-155, Match 2, 28 Dec36
3. 3South Africa v Australia156-139, Match 2, 29 Mar17
4. 4South Africa v Bangladesh118-109, 5 Nov9
5. 5Ireland v Kenya72-67, Semi Final, 4 Aug5

Highest-scoring inningss

1. 1New Zealand v West IndiesInns, 191-155, Match 2, 28 Dec191
2. 2Australia v South AfricaInns, 182-130, Match 1, 11 Jan182
3. 3India v Sri LankaInns, 174-171, 10 Feb174
4. 4Sri Lanka v IndiaInns, 171-174, 10 Feb171
5. 5South Africa v AustraliaInns, 168-166, Match 1, 27 Mar168

Biggest comebacks

We need innings-by-innings scores to find comebacks.

Highest-scoring games

1. 1New Zealand v West Indies191-155, Match 2, 28 Dec346
2. 2India v Sri Lanka174-171, 10 Feb345
3. 3South Africa v Australia168-166, Match 1, 27 Mar334
4. 4New Zealand v India166-162, Match 1, 25 Feb328
5. 5Australia v South Africa161-157, Match 2, 13 Jan318

Lowest scores

1. 1Kenya v Ireland67-72, Semi Final, 4 Aug67
2. 2Ireland v Kenya72-67, Semi Final, 4 Aug72
3. 3Australia v West Indies97-102, 20 June97
4. 4Bermuda v Scotland99-100, Match 4, 3 Aug99
5. 5Scotland v Bermuda100-99, Match 4, 3 Aug100

Longest winning streaks

1. 1Australia11 Jan to 15 Feb3
2. 2South Africa27 Mar to 29 Mar, still going2
3. 3New Zealand25 Feb to 27 Feb, still going2
4. 4West Indies20 June to 26 Dec2
5. 5West Indies15 Mar to 15 Mar, still going1

Longest losing streaks

1. 1Australia27 Mar to 29 Mar, still going2
2. 2India25 Feb to 27 Feb, still going2
3. 3South Africa11 Jan to 13 Jan2
4. 4New Zealand13 June to 26 Dec2
5. 5England15 Mar to 15 Mar, still going1

Highest-scoring grounds

1. 1Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont, Belfast3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)185.0

Runs

1. 1David WarnerAustralia, v South Africa, Match 189
2. 2David HusseyAustralia, v South Africa, Match 188
3. 3Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa, v Australia, Match 178
4. 4Brendon McCullumNew Zealand, v India, Match 269
5. 5Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa, v Australia, Match 269

Balls faced

1. 1Brendon McCullumNew Zealand, v India, Match 255
2. 2Navdeep PooniaScotland, v Bermuda, Match 454
3. 3Ross TaylorNew Zealand, v West Indies, Match 150
4. 4Brendon McCullumNew Zealand, v India, Match 149
5. 5Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa, v Australia, Match 148

Fours