England vs Afghanistan 6th Match ICC World T20 2012 Highlights

Watch the highlights of England vs Afghanistan 6th Match ICC World T20 2012 - ICC World Twenty20 International tournament of the 6th T20I match played between Afghanistan and England at R Premadasa Stadium, Colambo in 21st September 2012.

Luke Wright cracked a unbeaten 99 © Getty Images

Luke Wright's 99* helped to England massive 116-run victory over Afghanistan in a one-sided game of the sixth match of a World Twenty20.

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The 116-run win was the third-largest margin of victory in the Twenty20 internationals and the highest ever for England. The top three victory margins (in terms of runs) have come in World Twenty20 matches. Afghanistan's total of 80 is their joint-lowest in Twenty20 internationals. The previous time they scored 80 was against South Africa in the World Twenty20 2010. It is the also third-lowest total in World Twenty20 matches. England's total of 196 is their third-highest score in Twenty20 internationals and their second-highest total in World Twenty20 games. Luke Wright became the 12th batsman to register a score in the nineties in Twenty20 internationals. He is also the second batsman after Alex Hales to make a score of 99. Luke Wright's 99 was highest score by England batsman in World Twenty20 competitions. The number of sixes hit by Wright (6) is the highest by an England batsman in a Twenty20 international. Eoin Morgan is second with five sixes against South Africa in 2009. 32 off the 19th over from Izatullah Dawlatzai which included two no-balls - the same figure that Wayne Parnell went for at Edgbaston earlier in the month putting it joint-second most runs off one-over in T20 records.

England scored massive total of 196-5 in 20 overs with top scorer by Luke Wright 99 not out, Alex Hales struck 31 off 27-balls including five-fours, Eoin Morgan 27 and Jos Buttler 15.

Afghanistan best bowler by Izatullah Dawlatzai took two-wickets and one for Dawlat Zadran - Shapoor Zadran.

Afghanistan scored 80 for all-out in 17.2 overs with top scorer by Gulbadin Naib struck 44 off 32-balls including five-fours and 3-sixes.

England best bowler by Samit Patel takes 2-wickets for 6-runs in 3-overs, Stuart Broad, Jade Dernbach, Graeme Swann each took two-wickets and one for Steven Finn.

Luke Wright named Player of the match for his career-best unbeaten rapid 99-runs knocked off facing 55-balls including 8-fours and 6-sixes with strike rate of 180.

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