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Listing highest team totals in T20 World Cups
West Indies scored 254/6 against Zimbabwe on Monday (Image source: X/@cricketcomau)

Listing highest team totals in T20 World Cups

Feb 24, 2026
02:02 pm

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Team West Indies has entered the record books with a stunning batting display in their first Super 8 match of the ICC T20 World Cup 2026. The Caribbean team, led by Shimron Hetmyer and Rovman Powell, scored an incredible total of 254/6 against Zimbabwe at Wankhede Stadium. This innings is now the second-highest in T20 World Cup history. On this note, we list down the highest team scores in T20 WC history.

#3

Ireland - 235/5 vs Oman, 2026

Team Ireland is third spot on this list, having enjoyed a record-breaking outing against Oman earlier in the ongoing tourney in Colombo. Riding on an unbeaten 51-ball 94 from skipper Lorcan Tucker, Ireland posted a mammoth 235/5 while batting first. The game turned around when Tucker and Gareth Delany (56 off 30 balls) stitched a vital 101-run partnership. The former then found another able ally in George Dockrell (35* off 9). In response, Oman were folded for just 139.

#2

West Indies - 254/6 vs Zimbabwe, 2026

West Indies's 254/6 in the aforementioned Wankhede match takes the second spot on this list. Being invited to bat, the Windies showed their firepower as Hetmyer and Powell slammed blazing half-centuries. While the former made 85 runs off 34 balls, Powell contributed with his knock of 59 runs off 35 balls. Sherfane Rutherford (31* off 13) and Romario Shepherd (21 off 10) also powered the WI innings. In a clinical defense, WI bowled Zimbabwe out for 147.

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#1

Sri Lanka - 260/6 vs Kenya, 2007

Sri Lanka hold the record for posting the highest team total in T20 World Cup history. They smashed 260/6 against Kenya in the inaugural edition in 2007. While Sanath Jayasuriya (88 off 44 balls) and Mahela Jayawardene (27-ball 65) lit up the Johannesburg stadium with half-centuries, Jehan Mubarak hammered a 13-ball 46*. The Lankans later bowled out Kenya for just 88.

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