Top 5 Most Expensive Overs in T20I history

 Here we are talking about the most expensive overs of T20 and here the role of batsmen is more but it is still very difficult to hit in big overs. , because the bowlers have come up with different balls that can surprise the batsman and bowl him out, the batsman who scores the most runs in an over in this format. Some people in this list have even scored 36 runs in one over. So let's see which are those 5 overs which are included in this list of most expensive overs.

1 India v England 36 Runs (2007)

The most famous over in the history of T20I cricket was bowled in 2007. This over was bowled by Stuart Broad in which a total of 36 runs were scored. Hitting six sixes in an over from his bowling is a special achievement. The batsman to do this was India's Yuvraj Singh and he completely demolished Broad by hitting six sixes all around the ground in Durban. This over was the most expensive over of T20.

2. West Indies v Sri Lanka 36 Runs (2021)

In 2021, West Indies' explosive Kieron Pollard scored 36 runs in 6 balls in an over bowled by Akila Dhananjay in the match against Sri Lanka, due to which West Indies won the match against Sri Lanka in just 13.1 overs. He has become the second batsman to do so in T20 International.

3. New Zealand v India 34 runs (2020)

On 2 February 2020, T20 was played between India and New Zealand, in which Shivam Dubey gave 34 runs in one over, which was scored by New Zealand batsmen Tim Seifert and Ross Taylor.

4. Zimbabwe v Bangladesh 34 Run (2022)

In the 15th over of the third T20 match in Harare, Bangladeshi bowler Nasum Ahmed gave away 34 runs off the bat of Ryan Burl. In his over, Ryan Burl hit four sixes in the first four balls. He hit a four and a six on the next two balls. The most expensive over among Bangladeshi bowlers in T20 was recorded in the name of Nasum Ahmed.

5. England vs South Africa 32 Run (2016)

England and South Africa played a high-scoring match in the ICC World Twenty20 competition on 18 March 2016 in Mumbai. Chris Jordan of England gave 32 runs in the 18th over. South African batsman J.P. Duminy hit four sixes and two fours.