Australia’s top five fastest T20I centuries highlight explosive batting displays, with the quickest century coming in just 37 balls. These powerful innings have played crucial roles in high-pressure matches, showcasing Australia’s strength and depth in T20 cricket through aggressive stroke play and rapid scoring.
5. Glenn Maxwell (47 Balls) vs India, Guwahati, 2023
Glenn Maxwell, one of the best power hitters in white-ball cricket, scored his fastest T20I centuries against India while chasing a huge target of 223. Australia were 68/3 when Maxwell came in and blasted a 47-ball ton, finishing unbeaten on 104 off 48 balls to guide Australia to a thrilling victory.
4. Josh Inglis (47 Balls) vs India, Vizag, 2023
In the same 2023 series against India, Josh Inglis also scored a 47-ball century in the first game at Vizag. Despite Australia’s loss, Inglis’s unbeaten 110 off 50 balls with 11 fours and 8 sixes made a huge impact. This was his maiden T20I centuries.
3. Aaron Finch (47 Balls) vs England, Southampton, 2013
Aaron Finch was Australia’s first T20I centurion, smashing a 47-ball century en route to a massive 156* against England in 2013. This innings stood as the highest individual T20I score for five years until Finch broke his own record in 2018 with 172 against Zimbabwe.
2. Josh Inglis (43 Balls) vs Scotland, Edinburgh, 2024
Josh Inglis scored his second T20I centuries off just 43 balls against Scotland in Edinburgh. He made 103 runs off 49 balls, hitting seven fours and seven sixes, helping Australia win by 71 runs and earning Man of the Match honors.
1. Tim David (37 Balls) vs West Indies, Basseterre, 2025
Tim David set a new record with a lightning-fast 37-ball century against West Indies in 2025. Coming in at 61/3 during a chase of 215, David smashed a 16-ball fifty and finished unbeaten on 102* with six fours and eleven sixes, securing Player of the Match in a stunning performance.
