Samoa’s cricketer, Darius Visser, impacted the world forever in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup East Asia Pacific Qualifier A match on Tuesday by scoring a record-breaking 39 runs in a solitary over.
Playing at Nursery Oval in Samoa, Vesar confronted Vanuatu’s Nalin Nipiko and struck six continuous sixes, making the most of three no-balls in the over.
This remarkable accomplishment outperformed the past record of 36 shows set to Yuvraj Singh during the debut Men’s T20 World Cup, where he hit six sixes off Britain’s Stuart Expansive.
As well as setting another benchmark in T20 World Cup history, Vesar additionally scored his most memorable global hundred years.
Visser crushed a noteworthy 132 off 62 balls, hitting 14 sixes and five fours to push Samoa to 174 in their 20 overs. Vanuatu, accordingly, finished on 164/9, missing the mark by 10 runs.
Visser was acting aggressively, sending off a full go-around of sixes in the fifteenth over bowled by Nipiko, arriving at his fifty from 35 balls.
Nipiko bowled a no-ball straightaway, and Visser made use advantage, sending the free hit over square leg for his fourth six of the over.
After a speck ball, Nipiko violated once more, and Visser, 28, cleared the wall for another six. A last no-ball permitted Visser to crush the last conveyance over the leg side for the 6th six of the over.
The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup has seen a few batting records broken throughout the long term.
India’s Virat Kohli has scored the most runs in the competition with 1,292 at an amazing normal of 58.72, including 15 half-hundreds of years.
His comrade Rohit Sharma is second on the rundown with 1,220 runs.Jos Buttler of Britain holds the record for the most elevated individual score with his unbeaten 123 against Bangladesh in 2012.
He additionally has the most noteworthy profession strike pace of 147.23 among hitters with no less than 500 balls confronted
