Australian batter Tim David had a night to remember, as he notched up his maiden T20I hundred to help his team defeat West Indies by six wickets at Warner Park, St Kitts. After the match, David shared his excitement about the achievement,

Tim David smashed a record-breaking 102* off just 37 balls against West Indies, the fastest T20I century ever by an Australian.

West Indies skipper Shai Hope oddly chose to follow those two overs with an over of offspin from Roston Chase. Such was the confidence of David, he turned down a single to long-on despite Australia still needing 75 from 54 to win with Mitchell Owen at the other end.

Tim David etched his name in the history books with a world record knock of 102 in just 37 balls in the third T20I between Australia and West Indies. David achieved multiple unique feats, which happened for the first time in history.

A diminutive St Kitts ground, a flat track and a dispirited West Indies bowling attack have seen Tim David go where no Australian

Australia secured the series victory against the West Indies on Saturday with Tim David delivering a historic innings at Warner Park in Saint Kitts.