5 highest individual scores in T20 history

#4 Brendon McCullum - 158* (64)

McCullum flexing his muscles at Edgbaston

Over seven years after his first record, Brendon McCullum matched his 158 in the Natwest T20 Blast at Edgbaston. His score for the Birmingham Bears was nine balls less than the previous record in what was the highest individual score in England.

His 13 fours and 11 sixes lifted Birmingham to 242-2 and the Derbyshire Falcons were bowled out for 182 in reply. It was the first century by a Birmingham player in the tournament and surpassed domestic records by Graham Napier and Luke Wright.

The visiting captain decided to bowl and would have soon regretted his decision when the Bears' openers McCullum and Varun Chopra had 50 on the board in 25 balls. They added 160 from 79 balls before McCullum moved into overdrive.