Gloucestershire second XI southpaw batsman George Munsey was on fire in the unofficial T20 match against Bath CC. Munsey completed his century in just 25 balls as he raced to the sublime hundred. It was a breathtaking inning from the left-hander as he changed gears like a Super Fast car.
In fact, there was no stopping Munsey after he completed his fifty, which came from just 17 balls. Furthermore, it took George Munsey only eight deliveries to get from 50 to 100 as he batted in the topmost gear. The left-hander scored a staggering knock of 147 runs which came in a jiffy off just 39 balls.
The blistering knock contained as many as five fours and 20 huge sixes. Thus, George Munsey scored 140 runs out of the 147 in boundaries, which is an amazing boundary percentage.
Moreover, Munsey’s partner GP Willows scored a fine century off just 53 balls. Furthermore, Tom Price smashed a 23-ball 50 as he made most of the platform. With two centuries and one fifty in Gloucestershire second XI innings, they were able to get to a gargantuan score of 326-3.
In response, Bath CC also came up with a fine performance. They scored a good score of 214-8 but could not even get close to the mammoth score. Hence, they lost by a huge margin of 112 runs.
Unbelievable things happening in our Second XI game against Bath CC.@CricketScotland's George Munsey smashing an astonishing century off just 25 balls??
Scorecard ➡️ https://t.co/tYbP6PflMA https://t.co/EOKlCwnEK4
— Gloucestershire Cricket? (@Gloscricket) April 21, 2019
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WOW!! That scorecard, well played George Munsey? pic.twitter.com/BhvR22tUJP
— Gloucestershire Cricket? (@Gloscricket) April 21, 2019
Meanwhile, the Windies star batsman Chris Gayle holds the record for the highest individual score in a T20 match. The combative southpaw had blasted an outstanding undefeated knock of 175 runs against Pune Warriors India in IPL 2013. Gayle also holds the record for the fastest T20 hundred as he completed his century in only 30 balls.
On the other hand, Afghanistan recently recorded the highest total in the T20 format when they amassed 278-3 in the match against Ireland.
Hazratullah Zazai, the southpaw batsman had scored a sublime knock of 162 runs which had come from only 62 balls.