Rahul Tewatiya Scored Five Sixes In An Over Against KXIP

Rahul Tewatiya scored five sixes in an over against KXIP, Yuvraj said- thanks, Sehwag said amazing. Rajasthan’s Rahul Tewatiya scored five sixes in an over to get his team to a four-wicket win in an almost-lost match, scoring the biggest goal in IPL history.

Yuvraj Singh and Virender Sehwag have reacted to this innings.

There is a big story of struggle in the journey from zero to becoming a hero, but in cricket, it can be done not in a day but in a few hours. An example of this was presented by Rahul Tewatia (53) of the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL match in Sharjah on Sunday.

Tewatiya, who was the reason behind the match of the Royals, scored five sixes in an over, helping his team win by four wickets in the almost lost match and achieved the biggest goal in IPL history.

Former cricketers Yuvraj Singh and Virender Sehwag have reacted to this innings.

Yuvraj tweeted Tewatiya’s innings and said that Mr. Rahul Tewatiya ‘na Bhai na’. Thanks for dropping a ball! What a match. Congratulations to RR for the great victory. He also praised Manik Aggarwal and Sanju Samson.

Explain that in T20 International cricket, the record of hitting six sixes in an over is in the name of Yuvraj. He did this against England in the 2007 T20 World Cup.

During this period, he hit six consecutive sixes in an over by fast bowler Stuart Broad. At the same time, Virender Sehwag tweeted that ‘ mata aa Gaye Teotia ko’. Cricket and life change in minutes.

Tewatia could score only eight runs in the first 19 balls.

In this match against Punjab, Tewatia could score only eight runs in the first 19 balls. The pressure increased on Samson and he returned to the pavilion after playing a beautiful inning of 42 balls (seven sixes).

The last 18 balls required 51 runs and Rahul hit five sixes in an over off Sheldon Cottrell’s balls. Teotia hit four consecutive sixes in four balls in the 18th over.

It seemed that he would hit six sixes off six balls, but missed doing it on the fifth ball. However, on the next ball, he again hit a six.