Cricket fans witnessed a remarkable performance as Ben Dunk and Shane Watson delivered a batting masterclass, both scoring centuries and building a massive 236 partnership against the Indian Masters. Their incredible display powered their team to a commanding total, setting a challenging 270-run target.

Batting Domination at Its Finest

Right from the start, Dunk and Watson looked in complete control, playing with intent and aggression. They paced their innings perfectly, balancing caution with powerful stroke play.

TWIN HUNDREDS from Shane Watson and Ben Dunk against the INDIA MASTERS.pic.twitter.com/vC3FbeIBXR

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Ben Dunk, known for his explosive batting, showcased his ability to find the boundary with ease. His clean hitting and fearless approach put pressure on the bowlers from the outset.

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Shane Watson, bringing years of experience to the crease, played with composure and authority. His innings were a combination of classic cricketing shots and calculated aggression, ensuring his team maintained momentum throughout.

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A Record-Breaking Partnership

Watson: 110* (52 Balls, 12 Fours, 7 Sixes)
Dunk: 132* (53 Balls, 12 Fours, 10 Sixes)

Ben Dunk and Shane Watson dazzled with centuries, leading to a 200+ partnership and setting a 270-run target against the Indian Masters. 🔥🏏 #ShaneWatson #IMLT20 #cricketchallenge pic.twitter.com/LY5sWG7bEv

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Their 200-plus run stand was a display of precision and dominance. They rotated the strike efficiently, found the gaps with ease, and dispatched loose deliveries to the boundary. The Indian Masters bowlers had no answers as Dunk and Watson dictated the pace of the game.

By the time their partnership came to an end, their team had posted a massive total of 270, leaving the Indian Masters with a tough chase ahead.