Watch: Allen Institute Co-Founder’s viral ‘Allen Hai…’ remark on Finn Allen’s century in T20 World Cup 2026 Semi Final

The co-founder of the Allen Institute, Brajesh Maheshwari, has dropped an advertising statement on the unbeaten 100-run knock from the New Zealand opening batter, Finn Allen, during the first semifinal of the Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata against South Africa. 

The New Zealand side completed the chase by nine wickets of 170 runs in just 12.5 overs as Finn Allen smashed 100* runs with the help of 10 boundaries and eight sixes, while his opening partner, Tim Seifert, drilled 58 runs in 33 balls, shouldering on seven boundaries and a pair of sixes. 

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“Hello friends!! Today, New Zealand’s victory was confirmed because Allen was with him. Did you see Allen’s batting? What a knock he played and scored the century off just 33 balls at a strike rate of more than 300, and the team completed the chase by nine wickets in just 12.5 overs. All of these were possible because of that one spelling- ALLEN, which was written behind his shirt.” Allen Institute co-founder said in a video.

Allen Institute co-founder drops viral statement on Finn Allen’s century

Maheshwari hopes that India will beat England in the semifinal of the tournament at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai before they meet the Kiwis in the final. He also stated that India, which is the group of Allens, will surely beat the Blackcaps, who have only one Allen in the side.

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“That’s why we say, ‘Allen hai tuo mumkin hai.” Never ever before this has such a score been chased in a normal game, while this was the semifinal. But in the final, they will be up against India, which is the Allen Team together in a way. So, let’s send back England with a brilliant farewell game for them so that they also remember that for a long time, and then let’s wear the final medal.” Maheshwari stated.

“New Zealand has got only one Allen, and they will be up against a team of Allens. So, let’s pray India reaches the final and we go on to win the trophy. All the best.” Allen Institute co-founder shed light.