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T-20 series is being played between India and New Zealand, in which India is leading.
India's opening batsman Abhishek Sharma has scored a stormy century in the third T20 match against New Zealand.
In the third T20 match being played in Wellington, he scored a century in just 35 balls.
Sharma hit 10 sixes and 8 fours in his innings.
He also holds the record for the fastest century by a batsman from an ICC full member country.
He scored a century in 30 balls against Afghanistan.
Before this, Vaibhav Suryavanshi was out after scoring 45 runs in 19 balls.
While chasing the target of 199 runs against New Zealand, India has reached a very strong position.
India is leading 2-0 in this series.
Batting first, New Zealand team scored 198 runs at the loss of three wickets in 20 overs.
For New Zealand, Darrell Mitchell scored the most runs by playing an inning of 89 runs. Whereas, Finn Allen contributed 40 runs.
Talking about India's bowling, Arshdeep Singh, Akshar Patel and Nitish Kumar Reddy took one wicket each. At the same time, Prince Yadav gave 44 runs in four overs of bowling, which was the highest among Indian bowlers.
India set a new world record for the highest T20I powerplay total with 118 without loss against New Zealand in Wellington, securing a six-wicket victory and a 3-0 series lead.
Abhishek Sharma scored a 35-ball century, finishing with 113 off 38 balls, to lead India to a six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the third T20I and secure an unassailable 3-0 series lead.
Abhishek Sharma smashed a 35-ball century to lead India to a six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the third T20I in Wellington, securing an unassailable 3-0 series lead.

India's opening batsman Abhishek Sharma has scored a stormy century in just 35 balls in the third T20 match against New Zealand. India is chasing the target of 199 runs in this match being played in Wellington.
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