When the ‘Universe Boss’ by myself hit 18 thunderous sixes

New Delhi: The actual ‘six king’ of cricket is Chris Gayle of the West Indies. If he’s in his rhythm, the bowlers are washed out. He has frequently taken out the feathers of bowlers. At the similar day 4 years in the past, on December 12, he performed a thunderstorm in Bangladesh. He holds the file for many sixes in one T20I fit. The fit was once performed between two groups of Rangpur Riders and Dhaka Dynamites in Bangladesh Premier League.

Chris Gayle was once taking part in for Rangpur Raiders on this fit. He hit 18 sixes and scored an unbeaten 146 off 69 balls. There have been additionally 5 fours in conjunction with 18 sixes. Out of 146, 128 got here from sixes and fours. Rangpur Raiders misplaced 1 wicket in 20 overs and scored 206 runs. Chasing the objective, Dhaka Dynamites have been bowled out for 149 and Gayle’s aspect gained the fit through 57 runs.

Gayle breaks 2013 file
Gayle hit 18 sixes to damage his personal file for many sixes in an innings. He set the file whilst taking part in for Royal Challengers Bangalore towards Pune Warriors India. He hit 17 sixes and scored an unbeaten 175 off 66 balls. That is nonetheless the very best particular person efficiency in an innings in T20. He had hit 17 sixes and 13 fours.

Puneet Bisht hit 17 sixes in T20I fit
Punit Bisht is the second one Indian batsman to hit sixes in a fit. Bisht had hit 17 sixes towards Mizoram whilst taking part in for Meghalaya this 12 months. He had scored 146 off 51 balls. It additionally incorporated 6 fours. After Puneet, the listing contains Graham Napier of England, Dasun Shanaka of Sri Lanka and Hazratullah Zazai of Afghanistan. The trio hit 16-16 sixes in an innings. Gayle has additionally hit 15 sixes in T20I suits.

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