Hampshire batter Toby Albert hit six consecutive sixes across two overs on Sunday, scoring 86 off 37 balls to help Hampshire defeat Sussex by 51 runs in the One-Day Cup.
Nepal's Kushal Bhurtel achieved a rare world record with back-to-back T20I centuries, scoring 126 off 54 balls against Malaysia in the Asian Games qualifiers, leading Nepal to a 167-run victory.
Urvil Patel’s explosive 65 off 23 balls against Lucknow Super Giants announced the arrival of CSK’s newest six-hitting sensation. The wicketkeeper-batter smashed six sixes within his first eight balls, rewrote IPL records. Backed by advice, and even a specially weighted bat from MS Dhoni, Urvil’s power-hitting philosophy is shaped by a gruelling routine of 200 practice sixes a day.
Virat Kohli watched Urvil Patel's explosive innings for Chennai Super Kings. Patel hit the joint-fastest IPL fifty in just 13 balls. He smashed six sixes in his first eight balls, a new IPL record. Patel scored 65 off 23 balls. Chennai Super Kings won the match by five wickets. Lucknow Super Giants had earlier scored 203/8.
Urvil Patel delivered an explosive IPL start against LSG, becoming the first to hit six sixes in his first eight balls and reaching a 13-ball fifty. His 65 off 23 balls also secured the highest strike rate for a CSK batter facing at least 20 balls, showcasing his game-changing ability.
Urvil Patel unleashed an explosive batting display, smashing 25 runs off Avesh Khan in the fifth over and another 25 off Digvesh Rathi in the sixth. He became the first batter in IPL history to hit six sixes in his first eight balls, racing to 41. Patel then achieved a breathtaking half-century in just 13 balls, equalling the IPL record.
Urvil Patel unleashed an explosive batting display, smashing 25 runs off Avesh Khan in the fifth over and another 25 off Digvesh Rathi in the sixth. He became the first batter in IPL history to hit six sixes in his first eight balls, racing to 41. Patel then achieved a breathtaking half-century in just 13 balls, equalling the IPL record.
Former Mumbai Indians batting coach Robin Singh has defended MI captain Hardik Pandya after their 103-run loss to Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2026. Sanju Samson scored an unbeaten 101 for CSK, who posted 207/6. MI's batting collapsed with only Suryakumar Yadav (36) and Tilak Varma (37) reaching double figures. Robin Singh criticized the team's collective performance, questioning why international batsmen failed to chase the target. MI are eighth in the points table with five defeats in seven matches.
