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6 consecutive sixes in 1 over, the Indian batsman did a great job like Yuvraj Singh, VIDEO (Pic Credit source: Screengrab)
The next generation of batsmen in Indian cricket is seen adopting an aggressive style, irrespective of the format. Young batsmen like Yashshwi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan have shown explosive batting in Test cricket. Similarly, in domestic cricket too, young batsmen are trying to give such a banging performance in the long format. Andhra Pradesh batsman Vamshi Krishna has done something similar, who created a stir by hitting 6 consecutive sixes in one over in the style of former legendary batsman Yuvraj Singh.
BCCI Under-23 Tournament and Colonel CK Naidu Trophy match between Andhra Pradesh and Railways in men's cricket. In this tournament of Test cricket format, Andhra Pradesh's opening batsman Krishna created a sensation by batting like a T20 storm and dislodged the railway bowlers. The right-handed batsman scored a brilliant century in the first innings, in which 10 sixes hit his bat. In this too, 6 sixes were hit in one over.
Made the leg-spinner a victim
Railways leg-spinner Damandeep Singh was the victim of Krishna's onslaught, bowling the Andhra batsman just once and the entire over cost him dearly. Vamshi Krishna achieved the feat of hitting 6 sixes in the over by sending every ball of this over directly across the boundary for 6 runs. On the basis of this explosive over, Krishna played a brilliant innings of 110 runs off just 64 balls, which included 10 sixes and 9 fours. Means scored 96 runs in just 19 balls.
The condition of the team is still bad
However, despite this innings by Krishna, the Andhra Pradesh team could only score 378 runs while batting first, while on the contrary, Railways made a mountain-like score in their first innings and declared the innings at 865 runs for the loss of 9 wickets. Ansh Yadav scored 268 and Ravi Singh scored 258 runs for him. That means Railways has got a lead of 487 runs against Andhra on the basis of the first innings. However, the match ended in a draw.
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