First class cricketer hit six sixes to create history
First class cricketer hit six sixes to create history
First-class cricketer Farhan Nazar has created history by striking six sixes in one over during a friendly cricket match between Muslim Gymkhana and Sabzazar Eaglets, The Nation reported today.
For the first time In Pakistan’s club cricket history, a batsman hit six sixes in an over.
The 24-year-old plays for Lahore Ravi in first-class cricket and has previously represented Pakistan’s U-19 team.
Leading his team to victory, Farhan also hit a century scoring 178 runs. The batsman smashed a total of 14 sixes including six in Nisar’s over while chasing the target.
Muslim Gymkhana won the match by 7 wickets. After the match, former ICC Panel Test umpire Mian Aslam presented man of the match award to Farhan Nazar.
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