David plays Goliath in the fastest T20 century of Australia to crush the West -India

Tim David van Australia has taken his way in the record books with the fastest T20 International Century by an Australian, his side lifted his side to a stunning six-wicket victory and a 3-0 series of victory in the West India in St. Kitts.

David reached his first T20 ton on just 37 balls and made up the ropes 11 times in a stunning innings that cricket fans and commentators were amazed.

Walking with Australia wiggles on 4-87 and chased a monster 215, David unleashed Fury in Warner Park and launched a total attack on the Bowlers of the West Indies.

“This is a momentum-changing knock here by Tim David,” said Brad Haddin. Samuel Badree simply called it: ‘Insane level batting’.

David’s first fifty came in just 16 balls-the fastest T20 half century ever by an Australian who defeated the previous best set of Marcus Stoinis and Travis Head.

His brutal Hiting included four straight sixties of spinner Gudakesh motion, while Australia rose to 4-120 in the halfway through the innings.

David lifts his bat after he has yielded the fastest T20 tons ever for Australia in just 37 balls

David then clattered Akeal Hosein over Midwicket and cracked a border to the third man to increase fifty.

Teammate Mitch Owen played a calm support role, so 36 was not only evicted from 16 balls, because the couple added 128 runs for the fifth wicket.

Australia pursued the 215-run target in just 17 overs and won with 23 balls.

David sealed the victory and the century by cutting Romario Shepherd to the rope at Fine Leg, to silence the home crowd.

Brandon King dropped David at 90 and spilled a sitter on the border that would chase the West Indies.

Earlier, West India Kapitein Shai Hope played with an undefeated 102 out of 57 balls and only became the second West -Indian after Chris Gayle to score for centuries in all three sizes.

Hope and King had stimulated the hosts on 0-106 on the 10-over Mark, with King 62 of 36 balls registered.

Hope’s half a century came in 26 balls, and he reached his century in the 19th century in the 19th.

Aussies in the crowd celebrates Australia a tricky total to seal the series 3-0 with two more games to play

Despite the Windies that launched 13 Sixes – 10 of them straight ahead – Australia limited them thanks to tight dead bowling by Nathan Ellis and Sean Abbott.

Abbott was the striking bowler and only admitted 21 runs in four overs. Adam Zampa and Glenn Maxwell were expensive on the small ground.

Maxwell opened the batting for Australia and hit 20 out of 7 before a miscommunication with Mitch Marsh saw him run out.

Josh Inglis hit a six and ran to 15 out of four balls before he fell on Shepherd, while Marsh (22) and Green (11) also fell cheaply.

Australia looked shaky on 4-92. But David completely turned the game into a matter of overs.

From overs 10 to 12, Australia added 71 points – 66 of them from David’s bat.

The fireworks reminded fans of the heyday of Chris Gayle, with some who hit David’s with ‘paste cricket’ levels.

A fan posted online: “Goodness Me This Tim David Innings is reminiscent of the old Chris Gayle work.”

Another added: “Today he smoked about a dozen balls from the ground, the power of the most top of the top.”

Even with the series already packed, Australia will now chase a 5-0 sweep, extending their current T20-run to eight victories in nine games.