A historic century

Yashasvi Jaiswal's historic century led India to a 23-run win against Nepal in the 2023 Asian Games men's T20I event.

First Indian to smash a century at Asian Games

Jaiswal became the first Indian to smash a century at the Asian Games. He slammed 100 off 49 balls, a knock laced with 8 fours and 7 sixes.

India's youngest T20I centurion 

At 21 years and 279 days, Jaiswal is now India's youngest centurion in T20I cricket. He broke the record of Shubman Gill (23y 146d),

Joint fourth-fastest T20I ton for India

Jaiswal raced to his century off 48 balls, now the joint fourth-fastest for India in T20I cricket. He shares the record with Suryakumar Yadav, who owns a 48-ball ton in the format.

Another record for Jaiswal

Jaiswal has become the second left-handed batter to score a century for India in T20I cricket. He joins Suresh Raina, who slammed his maiden and only T20I ton against South Africa in 2010.

India reach semi-finals

India scored 202/4 in 20 overs, batting first. Three-fers from Ravi Bishnoi and Avesh Khan helped India restrict Nepal to 179/9. As a result, India reached the semis.