England Scores Record 304 Against South Africa in T20 Match

England achieved a historic milestone in T20 international cricket by scoring 304-2 against South Africa, the highest total by a full member nation and the third highest in T20I history. Phil Salt led the charge with a record-breaking unbeaten 141 from 60 balls, the highest individual score by an England batter, including the fastest T20 century by an England player in just 39 balls. Jos Buttler supported with a rapid 83 from 30 deliveries, contributing to a powerful opening stand of 126 runs. England's aggressive batting set an imposing target, with 18 sixes and 30 fours, while South Africa struggled considerably, being bowled out for 158 and suffering their largest T20 defeat and highest runs conceded. The victory leveled the series at 1-1, with England's captain Harry Brook expressing amazement at their batting performance and South Africa's captain Aiden Markram acknowledging their shortcomings and vowing to improve. This match highlighted England's dominance and record-breaking prowess in the shortest format against their rivals.