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First T20 Internal Century was scored by Chris Gayle (West Indies vs South Africa) in the T20 World Cup
Brendon McCullum scored the second Twenty20 international century - 116 (not out) off 56 balls - against Australia in Christchurch, to be the second highest scorer in international T20 behind Chris Gayle (117) . Suresh Raina(India) is the third batsman against SA(101).
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