Teams winning 150+ chases with most balls remaining in T20s
What's the story
Australia trumped Scotland in the first T20I of their 2024 tour in Edinburgh, chasing down a target of 155 in just 58 balls.
The match saw the Aussies set a world record for the highest score in the powerplay overs.
Additionally, Travis Head's 17-ball fifty became the joint-fastest fifty for Australia in T20Is.
Here are teams winning with most balls remaining in T20s.
Australia
Australia win with 62 balls remaining vs Scotland, Edinburgh 2024
Australia chased down 155 runs in 9.4 overs, against Scotland.
Head was Australia's front runner scoring 80 off 25 balls, including 12 fours and five sixes.
Mitchell Marsh scored 39 off 12 balls. Marsh smashed five fours and three sixes.
Australia's 156 runs in 9.4 overs is the highest score by any team at the halfway point in a T20I involving a full squad.
Sunrisers Hyderabad
SRH win with 62 balls remaining vs LSG, Hyderabad 2024
In the 2024 Indian Premier League season, Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated the Lucknow Super Giants by 10 wickets, chasing down scoring 167 runs in 9.4 overs.
Head lead the attack for SRH, scoring (89* off 30) with eight fours and sixes each.
SRH opener Abhishek Sharma was the other star player. He scored an unbeaten 75 off 28 balls, including eight boundaries and six maximums.
Brisbane Heat
Brisbane Heat win with 60 balls remaining vs Melbourne Stars
In the 2019 Big Bash League, Brisbane Heat annihilated the Melbourne stars by chasing down a target of 157.
Brisbane Heat won the match by 10 wickets and 60 balls remaining. Heat's Ben Cutting was the star player, courtesy of his 81* off 30 balls, including four boundaries and eight sixes.
Max Bryant added a valuable 71*, including six fours and five sixes.
Guyana Warriors
Guyana Warriors win with 57 balls remaining vs Jamaica Tallawahs
Guyana Amazon Warriors beat Jamaica Tallawahs by nine wickets, in the 2017 Caribbean Premier League.
Warriors chased a total of 150 runs in 10.3 overs, with opener Chadwick Walton scoring an unbeaten 84 off 40 balls, smashing eight fours and six sixes in his inning.
Warriors' wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi contributed (55* off 29), including four boundaries and three sixes.