Urvil Patel, a 26-year-old wicketkeeper-batter from Gujarat, has made history by achieving the fastest T20 century by an Indian in just 28 balls. He broke Rishabh Pant's previous record of 32 balls, set in 2018.

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.

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.

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.

Gujarat's wicketkeeper-batter Urvil Patel, who went unsold in the IPL mega auction, smashed a century in just 28 balls against 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.

He broke Rishabh Pant's record from 2018 with a 28-ball hundred against Tripura in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

Urvil Patel smashed a 28-ball century for Gujarat against Tripura in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, becoming the fastest Indian to achieve this feat in T20s. This is the second-fastest T20 century overall,

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Urvil Patel broke Rishabh Pant's record for the fastest hundred by an Indian batter in T20 cricket. The right-hander hit a 28-ball hundred for Gujarat against Tripura on Wednesday.