New Delhi, April 27 -- It's been a record-breaking day for the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League during their match against the Lucknow Super Giants at the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday.

After Rohit Sharma became the third opening batsman to hit two sixes of his first two balls in the innings in the history of the IPL, India's T20 skipper Suryakumar Yadav broke a record of his own

SKY, as he is fondly known, entered the history books as he became the fastest Indian batsman to score 4,000 runs in the world's richest cricket league in terms of number of balls.

The MI batter needed only 2,714 balls to complete the milestone, breaking former CSK star Suresh Raina's record of 2,881 balls.

Globally, only AB de Villiers (2,658) and Ch...