IND Vs ZIM - IND SCORED BIG TOTAL OF 256 IN T20 WORLD CUP 2026
IND Vs ZIM - IND SCORED BIG TOTAL OF 256 IN T20 WORLD CUP 2026:Abhishek, Pandya power India to 256
What an absolute spectacle at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium! Today’s Super 8 clash between India and Zimbabwe wasn't just a cricket match; it was a masterclass in modern-day T20 power-hitting.
Here is a note on the historic performance that just unfolded in Chennai.
🏏 A Night of Records: India vs. Zimbabwe
February 26, 2026 | T20 World Cup Super 8
Coming off a tough loss to South Africa, India stepped onto the Chepauk turf with something to prove. Under the lights, the Men in Blue didn't just win—they rewrote the record books.
✨ The Batting Carnage
After being put in to bat, India posted a staggering 256/4, their highest-ever total in T20 World Cup history. The innings was a relentless wave of boundaries:
Abhishek Sharma: Found his rhythm at the perfect time, smashing a fiery 55 off 30 balls.
Suryakumar Yadav: The captain played a vintage "SKY" cameo, providing the mid-innings impetus with a brisk 33 off 13.
The Finish: The highlight of the night was the unbroken late-order surge. Hardik Pandya (50*) and Tilak Varma combined for an 80-plus run partnership that left the Zimbabwean bowlers with no place to hide.
🌟 Key Highlights
Historical Milestone: India surpassed their previous World Cup best of 218/4 (set against England in 2007).
The "Chepauk" Roar: Usually known for its spin, the Chennai track played like a dream for the batters today, rewarding aggressive intent from the very first ball.
Must-Win Energy: With their tournament life on the line, the team’s "do-or-die" attitude was evident in every switch hit and lofted drive.
"Sometimes pressure brings out the best in you," said Captain Suryakumar Yadav at the toss—and his team certainly lived up to those words.
This victory breathe fresh life into India’s semi-final hopes, turning the net run rate tide back in their favor. It was a beautiful reminder of why we love this game: the resilience, the records, and the sheer joy of a team firing on all cylinders.
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T20 48 of 55 Break IND 256/4 (20)
T20 48 of 55 Break IND 256/4 (20)

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