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Glenn Phillips Needs 56 Runs to Set T20I Series Record
Glenn Phillips has scored 276 runs for New Zealand in its T20I series against India.
The fifth and final match is scheduled for Sunday at Seddon Park in Hamilton.
He needs 56 runs to surpass the record of 331, set by England's Phil Salt against the West Indies in 2023.
Phillips also needs 15 runs to pass Mark Chapman's record for most runs by a New Zealander in a bilateral T20I series.
He already holds the series record against India, and a half-century would put him among only three players to score at least four 50-plus innings in a bilateral series.
The final match gives Phillips a chance to reach several milestones, while New Zealand and India conclude the series.
Glenn Phillips needs 56 runs in the fifth T20I against India to break the record for most runs in a bilateral T20I series.
He has scored 276 runs in the series, including 107 off 49 balls in the fourth match.
England’s Phil Salt holds the record with 331 runs against the West Indies in 2023.
The fifth and final match is scheduled for November 1 at Seddon Park in Hamilton.
Phillips needs 15 runs to surpass Mark Chapman’s New Zealand record for a bilateral T20I series.
- Who
- New Zealand batter Glenn Phillips.
- What
- He needs 56 runs in the fifth T20I against India to break the record for most runs in a bilateral T20I series.
- When
- The fifth and final match is scheduled for November 1, 2026.
- Where
- Seddon Park in Hamilton, New Zealand.
- Why
- Phillips is chasing the all-time record of 331 runs in a bilateral T20I series, set by England’s Phil Salt.
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Phillips scored 107 runs off 49 balls in the fourth T20I against India.
The fifth and final T20I is scheduled at Seddon Park in Hamilton.
- Phillips’s series total
- 276 runs
- Runs needed for all-time record
- 56
- Record holder
- Phil Salt, 331 runs
- Fifth T20I venue
- Seddon Park, Hamilton
- Phillips’s fourth-match score
- 107 runs off 49 balls