India continued with where it left off in the first two matches of the series. On Saturday, October 12, on a bouncy wicket at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, India scored with abandon against Bangladesh in the third and final match of the series. Chosing to bat first, India posted an enormous total of 297 for six in 20 overs. Except for Abhishek Sharma, who fell early to Tanzim Hasan Sakib, it was a tale of another day for the other Indian batters. Sanju Samson and Suryakumar Yadav were the stars as they added a 173-run partnership for the second wicket in just 11.3 overs. Samson smashed 5 sixes in a over of Rishad and eventually ended up scoring 111 runs from 47 balls, with 11 fours and eight sixes. Suryakumar fell short of the ton, but his 75 from 35 balls, with eight fours and five sixes, gave India good momentum. Hardik Pandya's quick 47 from 18 balls, and Riyan Parag added 34 to make India's total substantial. Also Read | India Displays Squad for Hong Kong Sixes, Uthappa to Captain the Side Key Records India Created Against Bangladesh in theb 3rd T20I 297 – India registered the second-highest score in T20I history, only behind Nepal's 314 against Mongolia in the 2023 Asian Games. 297 – The highest T20I total for India to date. Their previous best score was 260 for five, which they made against Sri Lanka in 2017. 82 – India went on to achieve their joint-highest powerplay score in T20Is by crossing their previous best of 82 for two against Scotland in 2021. 7.1 – India reached 100 runs in just 7.1 overs which is a new record from them in T20Is. 22 – Samson smashed the quickest fifty for India against Bangladesh, breaking Rohit Sharma's 23-ball fifty from 2019. 2 – Sanju Samson was only the second Indian to have scored a hundred in under 50 balls, that is, 35 ball hundred against Sri Lanka in 2017, and that record was held by Rohit Sharma. 173: India's third-highest T20I partnership after Rohit Sharma and Rinku Singh 's 190* against Afghanistan in 2024 and Deepak-Samson's 176 against Ireland in 2022. 22: India has smashed 22 sixes, their highest record in a T20I so far, surpassing the previous record of 21, made in 2017.