The first global T20 tournament was held in 2018 in Canada under the banner of Cricket Canada and proved to be a success with many big names taking part in the tournament. The main objective of the tournament was to entice the Canadian crowds back to cricket and it was successful.

The participation of stars such as Steve Smith, David Warner, Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, and David Miller ensured global viewership too and the crowd (and the viewers alike) was treated to some mouthwatering clashes. It was also a showcase of talents for the West Indies, as they fielded two teams by the name of West Indies and CWI B.

Given the wonderful batting performances that took place in the tournament, Team COC shortlists the Top three highest partnerships by runs in the 2018 Global T20 Canada.

George Worker and Moises Henriques (MT)- 127 runs
George Worker and Moises Henriques added 127 runs for the 3^rd wicket for Montreal Tigers against Toronto Nationals in the 15^th game of the Global Canada T20 league in 2018. Tigers batted first and put on 176/4 with Worker making 62 in 52 balls with 8 fours and Henriques making 50 in 39 balls with 4 fours and 3 sixes. Nationals managed to defeat Tigers as they made 179/9 thanks to Anton Devcich’s 43 and 46 from Nitish Kumar.

Sherfane Rutherford and Nicholas Pooran (WI-B)- 130 runs
The first qualifier of the Global Canada T20 2018 saw West Indies B take on Vancouver Knights. Knights batted first and put on 215/6 with half-centuries from openers Chadwick Walton and captain Chris Gayle. West Indies B lost their top three batsmen for 11 runs on the board, but Sherfane Rutherford scored a scintillating 134* in 66 balls with 11 fours and 10 sixes and added 130 runs with Nicholas Pooran, who made 44 in 28 balls, took WI B to the win on the last ball of the match.

Justin Greaves and Brandon King (WI-B)- 130* runs
 Winnipeg Hawks batted first against WI B in the 10^th match of the Global Canada T20 league and put on 151/8 with Lendl Simmons making 45. In the chase, West Indies B lost Rutherford for just 5 runs and 25 on board. But then Justin Greaves and Brandon King added 130 unbeaten runs to take the team to a victory. Greaves remained unbeaten on 89* off 58 balls, while King made 44* in 43 balls.