Tim David set multiple world records with a 37-ball ton against West Indies on Friday (July 25) during the third T20I between Australia and West Indies as the visitors went 3-0 up in the five-match series with a six-wicket victory at the Werner Park Stadium in St. Kitts.

Chasing 215, David walked out to bat with Australia in a spot of bother in the 6th over as they lost three wickets with just 61 runs on the board as Glenn Maxwell, Josh Inglis, and Mitchell Marsh were all back in the pavillion.

However, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru star (RCB) made light work of the chase with an unbeaten knock of 102 in just 37 balls at a strike-rate of 275.68 with 11 sixes and six boundaries as the visitors completed the chase in just 16.1 overs with 23 balls to spare.

David became the first player (from a full member nation) to score a T20I century in less than 40 balls in a run-chase of a T20I game and against the West Indies. It is also the quickest ton by an Australian player in the shortest format

The Australian star has also become the first player from a Test-playing nation to hit a century while chasing in a T20I match at a strike-rate of 250..

Player	Runs	Balls Faced	Strike-Rate	Team	Opponent	Venue	Year
Tim David	102*	37	275.67	Australia	West Indies	St. Kitts	2025
Liam Livingstone	103	43	239.53	England	Pakistan	Nottingham	2021
Hasan Nawaz	105*	45	233.33	Pakistan	New Zealand	Auckland	2025
Mohammad Haris	107*	46	232.60	Pakistan	Bangladesh	Lahore	2025
Richard Levi	117*	2012	229.41	South Africa	New Zealand	Hamilton	2012

Overall, David's knock is the third quickest century in T20I history among full member nations behind Sikandar Raza (309.30 SR vs Gambia) and David Miller (280.55 SR vs Bangladesh).

The 29-year-old also became only the fifth player to score a ton in the shortest format (full-member nation) to score a century from number five or lower and the fourth to do in a run-chase. Only David and Mark Chapman have done so in successful run-chases.

David hit 11 sixes in his innings, making him the first player to do in a T20I match while batting at number five or below.

Player	Sixes	Team	Opponent	Ground	Year
Tim David	11	Australia	West Indies	St. Kitts	2025
Corey Anderson	10	New Zealand	Bangladesh	Mount Maunganui	2017
Mohammad Nabi	9	Afghanistan	Ireland	Greater Noida	2017
David Miller	9	South Africa	Bangladesh	Potchefstoom	2017
Liam Livingstone	9	England	Pakistan	Nottingham	2021

David was rested for the 4th T20I of the series, which took place a day later at the same venue. Australia are leading the series 4-0 with the fifth and final match scheduled on Monday (July 28).