Nepal batters smashed three world records on way to becoming the first team to amass a 300-plus total in T20Is, in the Asian Games here on Wednesday.

Kushal Malla, a 19-year-old left-handed batter, struck the fastest-ever T20I hundred off 34 balls, eclipsing David Miller, Rohit Sharma and Czech Republic’s Sudesh Wickramasekara’s joint previous record off 35 balls.

Batting at No. 3, Malla sm­ashed 12 sixes and eight fours to remain unbeaten on 137 and power Nepal to the highest-ever T20I total of 314/3 against Mongolia, who opted to field.

Their No. 5 batter Dipendra Singh Airee also rewrote the record books, blasting a nine-ball fifty which bettered Yuvraj Singh’s 12-ball record against England in the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007.

Brief scores: Nepal 314/3 in 20 (Kushal Mall 137 not out, Dipendra Singh Airee 52 not out). Mongolia 41 all out in 13.1. Nepal won by 273 runs.