Wi vs Aus 4th T20: Chris Gayle’s record broken, Roveman Powell made this record in T20i cricket

West Indies batsman Rowman Powell scored 28 runs in 22 balls in the fourth T20 match played against Australia on Sunday, in this short innings he overtook Chris Gayle on the big record list. Now Powell T20 has come second in the list of West Indies batsmen, who scored the most runs in International cricket, only Nicolas Puran is ahead of them.

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh won the toss and decided to bowl first. West Indies scored 205 runs while batting first. Rowman Powell and Romario Shepherd scored 28–28 runs, Sherfen Rutherford scored 31 runs in 15 balls with the help of 2 sixes and 4 fours. Jason Holder scored 26 runs in 16 balls.

The top 5 players of West Indies who scored the most runs in T20 International

• Nicholas Puran- 2275 runs
• Rowman Powell- 1925 runs
• Chris Gayle- 1899 runs
• Evin Lewis- 1782 runs
• Brandon King- 1648 runs

Rowman Powell can break Nicholas Puran’s record

Before this match, Powell was 26 runs behind Gayle, with an innings of 28 runs, he became the second West Indies player to score the most runs in T20 international cricket. Now only Nicholas Puran is ahead of him, who has retired from international cricket. Powell is 350 runs behind Puran.

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Australia won the fourth T20

Australia won the target of 206 in 19.2 overs and won by 3 wickets. The Australia team, which has already taken an unbeatable lead in the series, has taken a 4-0 lead in the 5-match series. In the fourth match, Glenn Maxwell played a rage of 47 runs in 18 balls. In this, he hit 6 sixes and 1 four. He was voted the best player of the match for this innings.

Cameron Green scored an unbeaten 55 in 35 balls with the help of 3 sixes and 3 fours. Aaron Hardy played an important innings in the final over, scoring 23 runs in 16 balls. The fifth and last T20 of the series will be played on Tuesday 29 July.