Records tumble as England hit 300 in T20

Test Match Special

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🗓️ 13 September 2025

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Alison Mitchell presents reaction from Old Trafford to England becoming the first Test-playing nation to hit 300 in a T20 international.

Phil Salt reflects on his record-breaking knock of 141 from just 60 balls, which is also the fastest T20 hundred for England at just 39 balls. Plus, England captain Harry Brook gives his thoughts on the performance.

England World Cup winners Dawid Malan and Alex Hartley analyse the victory, which saw England hit 48 boundaries in their innings.

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0:00.0	He scored goals, lifted trophies and broken records along the way.
0:05.4	And now he's got a podcast.
0:07.2	Welcome to the Wayne Rooney show.
0:09.2	Twice a week, Wayne Rooney, Kay Kerd and me, Kelly Summers,
0:12.6	break down the biggest stories in the Premier League and beyond.
0:15.6	As much as you'd like to say,
0:16.7	loyalty in football now is no existence, whether that's fun players or managers.
0:20.5	Plus, we'll hear
0:21.1	the funniest, wildest
0:22.4	and most outrageous
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0:34.8	you're listening to the
0:36.3	TMS podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.
0:40.4	Hello, I'm Alison Mitchell and welcome to the TMS podcast, where England's men break record
0:46.4	after record to reach 300 in a T20 international, a feat that's never been achieved before by
0:53.9	a test- playing nation.
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