India continues to dominate T20 cricket. Team India has scored and achieved scores in several matches where the match aggregate has exceeded 400. Let's explore India's highest-ever match aggregates.

T20I Record: T20 cricket is considered a fast-paced and exciting format. Runs are scored on every ball, and spectators are treated to a barrage of fours and sixes. The Indian team is no slouch in this regard. Team India has scored and achieved scores in several matches where the match total has exceeded 400. Let's take a look at India's highest-ever aggregate matches.

India vs West Indies (Lauderhill, 2016)

The match played between India and West Indies at Lauderhill on August 27, 2016, remains memorable. The two teams combined to score 489 runs in just 40 overs. The West Indies batsmen batted with ferocity, while India responded with full force. This match became the highest match aggregate in India's history.

India vs Bangladesh (Hyderabad, 2024)

The subsequent match against Bangladesh in Hyderabad on October 12, 2024, was also a run-fest. India and Bangladesh scored a total of 461 runs in this match. The Indian batsmen hit a plethora of fours and sixes, providing the spectators with ample entertainment.

India vs. South Africa (Guwahati, 2022)

The Guwahati pitch has always been considered a batsman's paradise. The match between India and South Africa on October 2, 2022, was also full of runs. The two teams combined to score 458 runs. It was a high-scoring match throughout, with conditions difficult for the bowlers.

India vs. Australia (Guwahati, 2023)

Australia and India faced off in Guwahati on November 28, 2023. The two teams combined for a total of 447 runs in this match. During this period, the batsmen scored runs fearlessly, raining fours and sixes from every corner of the stadium.

Ireland vs. India (Dublin, 2022)

The match played in Dublin on June 28, 2022, also saw a tremendous run-rate between India and Ireland. The two teams combined for 446 runs. Ireland put up a strong challenge, but India maintained its dominance.

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