The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 final between the India national cricket team and the New Zealand national cricket team at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad turned into one of the most record-breaking matches in the history of the tournament. India's explosive first innings not only powered the team to a massive total but also produced several historic statistical milestones across batting and scoring records in T20 World Cup history.
From a flurry of sixes and a record number of boundaries to one of the highest totals ever recorded in the tournament, the innings showcased the aggressive modern approach of India's batting lineup. Individual brilliance from players like Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma also contributed to multiple records, including rare feats such as consecutive 50-plus scores in the knockout stages and joining an elite list of players with half-centuries in both the semifinal and the final of a T20 World Cup edition.

Here is a detailed statistical breakdown of India's remarkable first innings and the key records that were created during the high-scoring final in Ahmedabad.
The finals between India and New Zealand 1st innings saw 18 sixes, which was the fourth highest in a single innings
India scored the third-highest number of boundaries in any T20 World Cup match against New Zealand in the Finals at Ahmedabad:
India scored the third-highest total in a T20I match against the New Zealand:
India now has the highest number of 250+ scores, scored by any team, going past Sunrisers Hyderabad:
The first innings between India and New Zealand also saw the highest number of individual 50+ scores in a single innings:
The finals also saw the second-highest number of sixes by any batter in a T20I match:
Sanju Samson became only the third batter in the T20 WC Edition to score back-to-back 50s in the semifinals and the finals:
Sanju Samson also reached the third consecutive 50+ score in T20 World Cups, joining an elite list that contains names like Mahela Jayawardene and Virat Kohli: