T20Is 2010

Highest scores

1. 1Australia v Pakistan197-191, Semi Final, 14 May197
2. 2Sri Lanka v West Indies195-138, Match 16, 7 May195
3. 3South Africa v Zimbabwe194-186, Match 2, 10 Oct194
4. 4Pakistan v Australia191-197, Semi Final, 14 May191
5. 5England v West Indies191-60, Match 8, 3 May191

Biggest wins

1. 1Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe173-29, Match 7, 3 May144
2. 2Pakistan v New Zealand183-80, Match 3, 30 Dec103
3. 3Australia v Sri Lanka168-87, Match 20, 9 May81
4. 4West Indies v Ireland138-68, Match 2, 30 Apr70
5. 5Sri Lanka v West Indies195-138, Match 16, 7 May57

Highest-scoring inningss

1. 1Australia v PakistanInns, 197-191, Semi Final, 14 May197
2. 2Sri Lanka v West IndiesInns, 195-138, Match 16, 7 May195
3. 3South Africa v ZimbabweInns, 194-186, Match 2, 10 Oct194
4. 4Pakistan v AustraliaInns, 191-197, Semi Final, 14 May191
5. 5England v West IndiesInns, 191-60, Match 8, 3 May191

Biggest comebacks

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

Highest-scoring games

1. 1Australia v Pakistan197-191, Semi Final, 14 May388
2. 2South Africa v Zimbabwe194-186, Match 2, 10 Oct380
3. 3India v South Africa186-172, Match 5, 2 May358
4. 4Australia v Pakistan191-157, Match 6, 2 May348
5. 5South Africa v Zimbabwe169-168, Match 1, 8 Oct337

Lowest scores

1. 1Ireland v England14-120, Match 10, 4 May14
2. 2Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka29-173, Match 7, 3 May29
3. 3New Zealand v Zimbabwe36-84, Match 9, 4 May36
4. 4West Indies v England60-191, Match 8, 3 May60
5. 5Ireland v West Indies68-138, Match 2, 30 Apr68

Longest winning streaks

1. 1England6 May to 12 Jan8
2. 2South Africa19 May to 27 Oct6
3. 3Australia2 May to 14 May6
4. 4India12 June to 9 Jan, still going3
5. 5New Zealand26 Dec to 28 Dec2

Longest losing streaks

1. 1Pakistan5 Sept to 28 Dec6
2. 2Zimbabwe3 May to 10 Oct, still going6
3. 3Australia16 May to 12 Jan5
4. 4West Indies11 May to 20 May, still going3
5. 5India7 May to 11 May3

Highest-scoring grounds

1. 1Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia9 games, avg runs per game (both sides)312.0
2. 2Kensington Oval, Barbados10 games, avg runs per game (both sides)296.8
3. 3Providence Stadium, Guyana6 games, avg runs per game (both sides)197.8

Runs

1. 1Suresh RainaIndia, v South Africa, Match 5101
2. 2Mahela JayawardeneSri Lanka, v Zimbabwe, Match 7100
3. 3Chris GayleWest Indies, v India, Match 1998
4. 4Mahela JayawardeneSri Lanka, v West Indies, Match 1698
5. 5Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa, v Zimbabwe, Match 296

Balls faced

1. 1Chris GayleWest Indies, v India, Match 1966
2. 2Mahela JayawardeneSri Lanka, v Zimbabwe, Match 764
3. 3Hamilton MasakadzaZimbabwe, v South Africa, Match 163
4. 4Suresh RainaIndia, v South Africa, Match 560
5. 5Mahela JayawardeneSri Lanka, v West Indies, Match 1656

Fours