Australia made a roaring start to their first series following the T20 World Cup.
The Mitchell Marsh-led side crushed Scotland in the first T20I in Edinburgh.
The Aussies shattered a world record to secure a seven-wicket victory.
The visitors took only 58 balls to chase down a 155-run target.
Opener Travis Head wreaked havoc, scoring 80 off just 25 deliveries.
His blazing knock helped Australia register 113 runs in the first 6 overs.
It is the all-time highest powerplay score in the history of T20I cricket.
Australia achieved the feat having hit 14 consecutive boundaries.
Earlier, only South Africa could breach the 100-run mark in the T20I powerplay.
The Proteas struck 102 runs against West Indies in Centurion last year.