Which batsmen have scored the fastest T20I centuries from ICC full-member nations? Tim David breaks Sanju Samson's record, behind Rohit Sharma

Tim David became Australia's fastest centurion in T20I cricket with a century in just 37 balls against the West Indies at Basseterre on July 25.

The century came at a winning cause when the visitors chased down 215 runs in the third T20I of the series and ended up clinching the series 3-0, with two matches still to be played.

David came in to bat at number 5, with 66/3 on the scorecard under 6 overs and played his natural game, taking on the bowlers to help Australia chase 215 in just 16.1 overs.

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He got to his century on the final ball of the chase with a four. In his unbeaten knock of 102 runs, he scored 11 maximums and 6 fours.

In the process of getting the century, he overtook the likes of Sanju Samson and Johnson Charles in the list of fastest T20I centuries for players from ICC full member nations. 

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Who has scored the fastest T20I century among ICC full-member nations?

Sikandar Raza holds the record for scoring the fastest T20I century among the ICC's full-member nations, when he got a 133*(43) against Gambia in October 2024.

He broke Rohit's seven-year-old record (35 balls) in the game on that day.

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List of batters to score fastest T20I century (ICC full members)