In a shocking display, India faced a record 125-run defeat against England in T20 cricket, marking their most significant loss in the format. The match, held on [insert date], saw India bowled out for just 76 runs in under 12 overs, far below their target of 202 runs.

The game began with promise as Vaibhav Sooryavanshi launched the sixth ball of India's innings for a six, and Abhishek Sharma followed suit with another six shortly after. However, the initial excitement quickly faded as India’s batting lineup crumbled under pressure. Despite the favorable batting conditions, their approach turned reckless.

Key moments included:

• Abhishek Sharma dismissed in the second over, caught at deep point.
• Sooryavanshi fell victim to Jofra Archer's bouncer shortly after.
• Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer both fell in the fourth over, leaving India in disarray at 5 wickets for 5 runs by the end of the fifth over.

Shreyas Iyer, India’s captain, continued his unfortunate streak, losing every match since taking the helm. On the other hand, Phil Salt of England, who previously struggled, found his rhythm, scoring 59 runs after a shaky start. Sam Curran contributed an unbeaten 41 off 24 balls, helping England post a total of 201 runs.

Despite the target being achievable, India's batting collapse proved insurmountable, leading to a historic and humiliating defeat.