Major League Cricket: 6, 6, 6, 6, 6… Thrill of one over, 6 sixes would have been hit, if this had not happened on the last ball

Rovman Powell 5 Sixes: The sixth match of the fourth season of Major League Cricket was played between Los Angeles Knight Riders and Seattle Orcas. In this match, Los Angeles Knight Riders registered a big victory by 81 runs. During this match, an exciting drama of one over was also seen between Rovman Powell and Dashun Shanka. Once again the history of T20 became a witness to 6 sixes in an over.

Witness the 17th over of Los Angeles’ innings

In the match, the one-over thriller between Rovman Powell and Dashun Shanka was seen in the 17th over of the innings of Los Angeles Knight Riders. Before the start of that over, Rovman Powell was playing after scoring 7 runs in 5 balls. But as soon as Dashun Shanka’s over for Seattle Orcas started, Rovman Powell changed his gear.

6 sixes would have been hit in one over, if…

Rovman Pavel hit a six on Shanka’s first ball over the deep square area. Hit a six over long on on the second ball. The third ball was hit over midwicket for 6 runs. Fourth six, hit 105 meters on the fourth ball. After this the 5th six was once again hit over long on. After hitting these 5 sixes, Rovman Pavel went for the sixth six but was not successful this time. And he was caught out.

Scored 30 runs in Shanka’s over.

With the help of 5 sixes, Rovman Powell scored 30 runs from the last over bowled by Dashun Shanka in the match. After giving away 30 runs in this one over, Shanka’s bowling graph which was 1 wicket for 29 runs in the first 3 overs went down to 59 runs after the completion of 4 overs. However, one more wicket was registered in his account.

Rovman scored 37 runs in 11 balls

At the same time, the total innings of Rovman Powell was also of 11 balls. The final score of Powell, who scored 7 runs in the first 5 balls, became 37 runs in 11 balls after hitting 5 sixes in one over. With this inning, he was the second top scorer of his team Los Angeles Knight Riders. But his innings played a big role in helping the team reach 196 runs in 20 overs.

In reply, Seattle Orcas, chasing the target of 197 runs, was all out for 115 runs and lost the match by 81 runs.