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Phil Salt's remarkable performance in the recent T20I series against the West Indies has propelled him closer to a prestigious record. The English batsman smashed his third T20I century, a feat that not only showcased his exceptional talent but also propelled him to a significant milestone in the format. With this innings, Salt has amassed a staggering 581 runs in T20Is against the West Indies, placing him third on the all-time list for most runs against this opponent in this format.
Salt's achievement has put him in elite company, with only two players ahead of him in the record books. Rohit Sharma, the Indian captain, currently holds the top spot with a remarkable 693 runs against the West Indies in T20Is. Following close behind is David Warner, the Australian opener, who has accumulated 662 runs in T20Is against the Caribbean team. Salt's pursuit of these legendary batsmen underlines his consistent success against the West Indies.
This latest century further highlights Salt's ability to consistently deliver impactful performances in the shortest format of the game. His aggressive batting style and knack for finding boundaries have made him a valuable asset for England in T20Is. As Salt continues to progress in his career, it will be fascinating to see if he can surpass Rohit Sharma's record and claim the top spot in the all-time list for most runs against West Indies in T20Is. This feat would solidify his status as a true T20I great.