The first T20 between Scotland and Australia ended a day ago. But the statistics of the world record are not ending yet. The devastating partnership of Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh led Australia to a 7-wicket victory over the Scots. However, Travis Head’s devastating innings came into discussion after the match.
Auji’s feats of the opener are coming off the stat sheet with time. Travis Head got off to a flying start with a target of 155 runs. Fraser McGurk returned in the first over of the innings, but Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh, who went down for one down, created a storm.

The visitors scored 113 runs in the first 6 overs losing one wicket. This is the highest run in the powerplay in T20 Internationals. Ajira surpassed South Africa’s record of 102 against the West Indies in 2023.
Head scored a half-century off just 17 balls before breaking the Proteas’ record. He scored 80 runs off 25 balls before returning to the dressing room after getting out. But before that he made another world record. Scored 73 runs off 22 balls in 6 overs of Powerplay. This is the record of individual highest runs in the first 6 overs in T20 International.
Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head both scored 19.9 runs per over during the partnership. He scored 113 runs off just 34 balls. This is the record for the fastest 100 partnerships among ICC full member countries.

Travis Head also holds the record for the second highest strike rate in an innings that has played at least 25 balls.