Abhishek Sharma, at 24, is quickly establishing himself as a powerful T20 cricketer with multiple record-breaking performances and remarkable self-belief. Influential figures like Yuvraj Singh and strong support from team management have played a significant role in his rapid rise and success.

Abhishek Sharma dropped a rather cheeky comment after seeing that for the first time he did not get scolded by Yuvraj Singh.

Abhishek Sharma raced to a 17-ball fifty and then converted it into a 37-ball hundred in the series finale against England.

Legendary India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, who has mentored Abhishek Sharma, was all praise for the 24-year-old following the India vs England 5th T20I.

Abhishek Sharma delivered an outstanding performance, scoring 135 runs off 54 balls, which included the second-fastest century and the highest score by an Indian in T20 internationals. His efforts led the home team to a convincing 150-run victory over England at the Wankhede Stadium,

In his 54 balls-guided innings, Abhishek smashed 135 runs against England, which included 13 sixes and seven fours, leading India to score a whopping 247/9 in 20 overs.

On Sunday, in India's big win against England in the fifth T20I, Sharma finally did what the former India all-rounder wanted. Sharma stayed at the crease for 54 balls and went to record the highest individual score by an Indian in T20Is.

Abhishek Sharma smacked England for 13 sixes and a 37-ball hundred before taking two wickets in his only over as India won the fifth Twenty20 by a massive 150 runs.

Abhishek Sharma’s masterful 135 off 54 deliveries consigned England to their heaviest-ever T20 defeat and spearheaded India to a 4-1 series victory in Mumbai. England’s bowlers were battered from pillar to post as Abhishek produced a chanceless innings of crisp timing and no little power,

After being the star of India’s crushing 150-run win over England in the fifth T20I at Mumbai with his all-round efforts, Abhishek Sharma said the belief of playing for the national team came from former white-ball great Yuvraj Singh kept him going.