Young Urvil Patel entered the record books with a breathtaking 28-ball hundred. This was the second-fastest T20 century of all-time. His innings was laced with seven boundaries and four sixes. He achieved this feat during a Syed Mushtaq Ali match between the brilliant knock came when Gujarat took on Tripura.

Lucknow Super Giants splurged Rs 27 crore for Rishabh Pant at the IPL auction making him the most expensive ever in the history of the cash-rich league. However, an Indian player who went unsold at the auction has broken Pant's record now to smash fastest T20 century.

The Gujarat keeper-batter now has the world record for the second-fastest T20 century and the Indian record for the second-fastest List A century

Gujarat's Urvil Patel scored a 28-ball century against Tripura, becoming the second-fastest T20 century scorer and the fastest even by an Indian batter.

Despite his recent exploits, Urvil had a disappointing moment earlier this week when he went unsold at the IPL 2025 auction. And now he has broken the record which was formerly owned by Rishabh Pant.

Gujarat wicketkeeper-batter Urvil Patel smashed the fastest T20 century hit by an Indian batter by smacking a 28-ball hundred in his side's 8-wicket win against Tripura ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy league stage at the Emerald Heights International School Ground in Indore.

The record for the fastest T20 hundred belongs to Sahil Chauhan of Estonia, who got there in 27 balls against Cyprus in Episkopi, Cyprus, in June this year. The record for the fastest century by an Indian belonged to Rishabh Pant,