India vs Australia 2nd T20I – Virat Kohli’s India team is set to break Paksitan’s great T20I record Team India has won each of its last nine full T20Is, including two Super Overs and after winning the last game against Australia on Friday, Virat Kohli and company. they hope to extend their winning streak with the aim of sealing the series and breaking Pakistan’s great T20I record.
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In particular, a victory on Sunday will not only help India win the three-match series, but will also extend their winning streak in T20I to 10 games, thus breaking the record of their rivals Pakistan, who won nine T20I games on the trot. in 2018.
From July 2018 to November 2018, the green jerseys had defeated Zimbabwe and then Australia twice in a tri-series in Harare. They then won three times each against the Australians and the Black Caps in the United Arab Emirates.
However, the Men in Blue already equaled Pakistan’s record with victory in Canberra on Friday, which was their ninth consecutive victory in the T20I at the trot.
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Interestingly, the India team has yet to lose a T20I in the last 12 months and their first win dates back to December 2019 against the West Indies in Mumbai. In 2020, the first T20I series India played was with Sri Lanka at home. The first game of the 3-match series was abandoned due to rain in Guwahati, while India won the other two games in Indore and Pune and sealed the series 2-0.
After that, on the New Zealand tour, India completed a 5-0 white wash from the hosts with two of the matches won in a Super Over. Friday’s victory was the ninth in a row.
Overall, Afghanistan holds the record for most consecutive T20I victories, having won 12 T20I on the run from 2018 to 2019. They also rank second on the list with 11 consecutive T20I victories from 2016 to 2017.
However, if India beats Australia in the current T20I series, they will match Afghanistan’s record of 11 consecutive victories and also jump to second place in the ICC T20I standings.
