Brendon McCullum was bowled over by Abhishek Sharma's heroics in the 5th T20I between India and England in Mumbai.

A clinical Indian bowling performance and in particular, 's exhilarating 135-run knock proved more than ample for India to execute a 150-run mauling of England in the fifth T20I of the series. Abhishek's fearless strokeplay was the reason for the English unit to be under the pump right from the outset.

England captain Jos Buttler has heaped high praise on Abhishek Sharma for smashing a whirlwind 54-ball 135 in India’s 150-run win in the fifth T20I here, describing the record knock as one of the fine

Sharma’s batting style reminded one of the retired Yuvraj Singh, who loved decimating the bowlers. In 2007, Yuvraj lit up the Twenty20 World Cup when he smashed all six balls from England’s Stuart Broad into the stands en route to the fastest 50 off 12 balls.

India’s vicecaptain Shubman Gill on Tuesday defended their performance in the Test rubber loss in Australia, saying that one poor series does not define a team and that it is unfair to criticise a side after a rare bad outing.

Abhishek Sharma smacked England for 13 sixes and a 37-ball hundred before taking two wickets in his only over as India won the fifth Twenty20 by a massive 150 runs.