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Miller strikes 36-ball T20 ton
David Miller dished out a severe thrashing to the Bangladeshi bowlers to record the fastest ever Twenty20 international century to help South Africa post 224 for four in the second and final T20I between the two teams at the Senwes Park on Sunday.
Potchefstroom: David Miller dished out a severe thrashing to the Bangladeshi bowlers to record the fastest ever Twenty20 international century to help South Africa post 224 for four in the second and final T20I between the two teams at the Senwes Park on Sunday.
Miller, who was dropped on zero, reached the three-figure mark off just 35 balls to create history. The left-hander's whirlwind knock off 101 not out off 36 balls, included nine sixes and seven fours. Bangladesh's Mohammad Saifuddin was marked out for some special treatment as Miller smashed him for five consecutive sixes.
Hashim Amla, who scored 85 off 51 balls, provided great support for Miller, who was in an absolutely belligerent mood. "I was pretty scratchy to begin with," he told SuperSport television. "But towards the back end it came out quite sweet." The left-hander's innings could have ended off the second ball he faced as he gloved an attempted pull off Rubel Hossain.
Bangladeshwicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim dived to his right and appeared to have caught the ball but lost control as he landed on the ground.
Miller shared a 79-run fourth wicket partnership off 41 balls with Hashim Amla, who smashed 11 fours and a six. The previous fastest T20 international century was made off 45 balls by fellow South African Richard Levi against New Zealand in Hamilton in 2011/12.
