Most runs in debut match in T20Is: Who played the biggest innings on T20 debut, will Vaibhav Suryavanshi break the world record?

New Delhi. At present, cricket fans all over the world are discussing the debut of Vaibhav Suryavanshi on behalf of the Indian team that reached Ireland. There is a record of playing explosive innings in the name of Toofani opener. He has accomplished this feat on behalf of the Indian Premier League and India A. Everyone is eager to see how big an innings Vaibhav Suryavanshi will play in the debut match.

By the way, do you know which batsman holds the record of playing the biggest innings in the debut match in T20 International? Playing a brilliant innings while facing the pressure of the first match proves the ability of a player. Many batsmen have created history in their first match itself. We are going to tell you about the top scoring batsmen on T20I debut.

1. Matthew Spurs (Canada) – 108*
In the ICC T20 World Cup Qualifier against Philippines in the year 2022, Spurs had scored unbeaten 108 runs on 66 balls. With the help of 14 fours and 3 sixes, he took Canada to 216/1. This is still the world record for the biggest innings on T20I debut.

Chris Hristo Lakov-104

Serbia’s wicketkeeper Chris Hristo Lakov created a stir by scoring a century on his T20 debut. He scored 104 runs on 61 balls against Bulgaria in 2019. In this, 5 fours and a total of 10 sixes were hit. This is the second highest score made on debut.

JP Kotje (Namibia) – 101*

Namibia’s wicketkeeper-batsman JP Kotze created history by scoring an unbeaten century on debut. Became the first batsman from the team to do so and registered his name in the record book. This innings of his was seen against Botswana in the year 2019.

Ravinderpal Singh (Canada) – 101
Canada’s Ravinderpal Singh also registered his name in the record books by scoring a century in his T20 debut. This inning of his came against the Cayman Islands team in 2019.

Ricky Ponting (Australia) – 98*
Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting scored 98* on his T20I debut against New Zealand in 2005. This was a great debut from a legend. Even though he missed the century, he got his name written in the record book.