Here are the records which were set in this match, which was one of the most one-sided T20I matches ever. First, the scorecard:
All figures are correct on April 1, 2018.
Lowest-ever T20I scores (85 and below):
Live link: http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/records/283172.html
We see that WI’s total is among the lowest in all T20Is, but still ahead of the record of 39 all out by Netherlands in 2014, in the course of the T20I World Championships. Their previous lowest was 79/7 against Zimbabwe in 2010, which you can see in the above total. The previous lowest all-out total was 101 against Sri Lanka in 2009, in the course of the T20I World Championship.
Pakistan recorded its joint-highest T20I total, as it had also made 203/5 against Bangladesh at Karachi in 2008. This is however not too high in the all-time list of high T20I scores, which is headed by Australia’s 263/6 against Sri Lanka in 2016.
Highest T20I totals by Pakistan:
And Pakistan also recorded its highest margin of victory:
It can be seen that it is the second-highest margin (by runs) in all T20Is, surpassed only by Sri Lanka’s demolition of Kenya in the first T20I World Championship. It is also the largest victory margin in matches between full members. Pakistan’s previous record was 103 runs against New Zealand in 2010.
Live link: http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/records/283283.html
abn397 