SportsPhoto: News18Hi SportsGlenn Phillips Needs 56 Runs to Break World Record Against India
In the fifth and final T20 match between New Zealand and India, Kiwi batsman Glenn Phillips has a golden opportunity to make history. Having scored 276 runs so far, including a brilliant century of 107 in the fourth match, Phillips needs 56 more runs to break Phil Salt's all-time world record of 331 runs. Additionally, scoring 15 runs will make him New Zealand's highest run-scorer in bilateral series.
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