Highest totals in T20 World Cup ft. India

It’s all done here and all positive as India stamped the second-highest total in T20 World Cup history, smashing 256 in just 120 balls — all thanks to a solid batting lineup.

India vs Zimbabwe Live Score: Sanju Samson made an instant impact after being recalled into India’s playing XI, while Abhishek Sharma returned to form as India found themselves in an ideal position to post a massive total after being invited to bat by Zimbabwe in Chennai on Thursday (26 February). Samson got off to a flying start, allowing Abhishek to eventually break the shackles after a quiet beginning, but once again failed to convert it into a big score and was dismissed for 24 off 15.

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Abhishek and Ishan Kishan then carried the momentum forward, powering India to 80/1 at the end of the powerplay and taking the side past the 100-run mark at the halfway stage. Earlier, Samson and Axar Patel were recalled to the XI in place of Rinku Singh and Washington Sundar, while Zimbabwe brought in seamer Tinotenda Maposa for Graeme Cremer.

Take a look at the highest scores in T20 World Cup history.

TeamScoreOversRRInnsOppositionGroundResultMatch Date
Sri Lanka260/620.013.001KenyaJohannesburgWon14 Sep 2007
India256/420.012.801ZimbabweChennai26 Feb 2026
West Indies254/620.012.701ZimbabweWankhedeWon23 Feb 2026
Ireland235/520.011.751OmanColombo (SSC)Won14 Feb 2026
England230/819.411.692South AfricaWankhedeWon18 Mar 2016
South Africa229/420.011.451EnglandWankhedeLost18 Mar 2016
Sri Lanka225/520.011.251OmanPallekeleWon12 Feb 2026
India218/420.010.901EnglandDurbanWon19 Sep 2007
West Indies218/520.010.901AfghanistanGros IsletWon17 Jun 2024
South Africa213/420.010.651CanadaAhmedabadWon9 Feb 2026
South Africa211/520.010.551ScotlandThe OvalWon7 Jun 2009
India210/220.010.501AfghanistanAbu DhabiWon3 Nov 2021
South Africa209/520.010.451AfghanistanWankhedeWon20 Mar 2016
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