T20Is 2016

Highest scores

1. 1Australia v Sri Lanka263-178, Match 1, 6 Sept263
2. 2West Indies v India245-244, Match 1, 27 Aug245
3. 3India v West Indies244-245, Match 1, 27 Aug244
4. 4Ireland v Scotland211-113, Semi Final, 20 Jan211
5. 5India v England202-127, Match 3, 1 Feb202

Biggest wins

1. 1Ireland v Scotland211-113, Semi Final, 20 Jan98
2. 2Hong Kong v Netherlands183-92, Match 10, 18 Jan91
3. 3Australia v Sri Lanka263-178, Match 1, 6 Sept85
4. 4South Africa v New Zealand185-107, 17 Feb78
5. 5India v England202-127, Match 3, 1 Feb75

Highest-scoring inningss

1. 1Australia v Sri LankaInns, 263-178, Match 1, 6 Sept263
2. 2West Indies v IndiaInns, 245-244, Match 1, 27 Aug245
3. 3India v West IndiesInns, 244-245, Match 1, 27 Aug244
4. 4Ireland v ScotlandInns, 211-113, Semi Final, 20 Jan211
5. 5India v EnglandInns, 202-127, Match 3, 1 Feb202

Biggest comebacks

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

Highest-scoring games

1. 1West Indies v India245-244, Match 1, 27 Aug489
2. 2Australia v Sri Lanka263-178, Match 1, 6 Sept441
3. 3New Zealand v Bangladesh194-167, Match 3, 8 Jan361
4. 4Scotland v Hong Kong189-165, Match 1, 14 Jan354
5. 5Sri Lanka v Australia176-173, Match 2, 19 Feb349

Lowest scores

1. 1India v West Indies15-143, Match 2, 28 Aug15
2. 2Hong Kong v Oman87-89, Match 5, 16 Jan87
3. 3Oman v Hong Kong89-87, Match 5, 16 Jan89
4. 4Netherlands v Hong Kong92-183, Match 10, 18 Jan92
5. 5Zimbabwe v India99-103, Match 2, 20 June99

Longest winning streaks

1. 1Sri Lanka22 Jan to 19 Feb4
2. 2Pakistan7 Sept to 27 Sept, still going4
3. 3Scotland14 Jan to 19 Jan3
4. 4New Zealand3 Jan to 8 Jan3
5. 5India29 Jan to 1 Feb, still going2

Longest losing streaks

1. 1Bangladesh3 Jan to 4 Apr4
2. 2Sri Lanka5 July to 20 Jan4
3. 3West Indies23 Sept to 27 Sept, still going3
4. 4Australia17 Feb to 19 Feb2
5. 5England29 Jan to 1 Feb, still going2

Highest-scoring grounds

1. 1R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)292.7
2. 2Dubai International Cricket Stadium6 games, avg runs per game (both sides)282.8
3. 3Harare Sports Club3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)271.0
4. 4Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi5 games, avg runs per game (both sides)264.8

Runs

1. 1Glenn MaxwellAustralia, v Sri Lanka, Match 1145
2. 2KL RahulIndia, v West Indies, Match 1110
3. 3Colin MunroNew Zealand, v Bangladesh, Match 2101
4. 4Evin LewisWest Indies, v India, Match 1100
5. 5Corey AndersonNew Zealand, v Bangladesh, Match 394

Balls faced

1. 1Glenn MaxwellAustralia, v Sri Lanka, Match 165
2. 2MN SamuelsWest Indies, v Pakistan, Match 359
3. 3Kane WilliamsonNew Zealand, v Bangladesh, Match 357
4. 4Kane WilliamsonNew Zealand, v Bangladesh, Match 155
5. 5Colin MunroNew Zealand, v Bangladesh, Match 254

Fours

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