India sealed the ongoing T20I series against Sri Lanka on Friday in Indore evening after beating neighbors Sri Lanka by 88 runs in a high scoring game. Indian openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul helped the team to reach the mammoth score of 260 runs.

In reply, Kusal Perera provided Sri Lanka with a chance due to his 77 run knock from 37 balls but the middle and lower order collapsed inadequately to suppress those hopes. Yuzvendra Chahal scalped four wickets and Kuldeep Yadav finished with three as the impact from the wrist-spin duo continued to bother the Lankans. With the result, India took an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

Here are some records that created after the Indore T20I:

• India’s 88-run win is their third biggest in terms of runs in T20Is.
• India’s success percentage of 61.93 is the highest by a Test nation in T20Is – 54 wins, 33 losses, 2 no-result games and one tie out of 90 T20Is.
• With an excellent victory in the Indore T20I, India (2-0) have registered their fifth bilateral series victory against Sri Lanka.
• India (260/5) have recorded their highest innings total in T20Is and joint-second highest in the world along with Sri Lanka.
• Rohit has posted a 35-ball century, equaling South Africa’s David Miller’s feat of reaching the century off 35 balls on October 29, 2017. Both now share a record for the fastest hundred in terms of balls in T20Is.
• Rohit’s 118 off 43 balls is the highest individual score by a captain in a winning cause in T20Is, surpassing the 104* by Tillakaratne Dilshan for Sri Lanka vs Australia at Pallekele on August 6, 2011.
• In the course of his match-winning innings of 118 off 43 balls, Rohit has recorded strike rate of 274.41 – the second highest in a century knock in T20Is – the best ever being 280.55 by South Africa’s David Miller during the course of his excellent unbeaten 101 off 36 balls vs Bangladesh at Potchefstroom on October 29, 2017.
• Rohit’s outstanding innings knock is the highest individual score by an Indian batsman in T20Is, eclipsing the 110 not out vs West Indies at Lauderhill on August 27, 2016.
• Rohit has registered 64 sixes in 2017 in international cricket across formats, establishing a record, eclipsing South Africa’s AB de Villiers’ tally of 63 in 2015.
• Rohit is now the fifth batsman to hit two T20I centuries. Brendon McCullum, Chris Gayle, Evin Lewis and Colin Munro had previously achieved the feat.
• Rohit has managed 108 runs scored through fours and sixes – 12 fours and ten sixes – and became the third player to complete 100 through fours and sixes in T20Is. He has joined two other players – Australia’s Aaron Finch – 128 runs – 11 fours and 14 sixes – and Australia’s Glenn Maxwell – 110 runs – 14 fours and 9 sixes.
• Rohit has recorded ten sixes – the highest by a skipper in a T20I, surpassing the 7 registered by three captains – Eoin Morgan (twice), Chris Gayle & Tanwir Afzal.
• The Indian openers (Rohit 118 & Rahul 89) registered 207 runs – the most by openers in an innings in T20I, surpassing the 182 (Graeme Smith 88 & Loots Bosman 94) for South Africa vs England at Centurion on November 15, 2009.
• 21 sixes hit in Indian innings is the joint-highest tally in a T20I along with West Indies.
• 31 sixes in the match (India 21 & Sri Lanka 10) is the second highest in a T20I, behind the 32 in the Lauderhill T20I involving West Indies (21) and India (11) on August 27, 2016.
• The 165-run opening wicket partnership between Rohit Sharma & KL Rahul is the highest for India for any wicket in T20Is, surpassing the 158 (1st wicket) between Rohit Sharma & Shikhar Dhawan vs New Zealand at Delhi on November 1, 2017
• The above stated partnership is the fourth highest Partnership for any wicket in T20Is – the highest being 171* (1st) between Martin Guptill & Kane Williamson for N.Zealand vs Pakistan at Hamilton on January 17, 2016.