Tilak Varma smashes mammoth six out of Gqeberha stadium in India vs South Africa 2nd T20I
Indian youngster Tilak Varma announced his arrival on the international stage with a breathtaking display of power-hitting in the 2nd T20I against South Africa in Gqeberha.
The left-handed batter, playing in just his second T20I match, launched a massive six that sailed over the roof of the stadium and landed on the adjacent road, leaving everyone in awe.
Varma's monstrous six came off the bowling of South African pacer Wayne Parnell in the 16th over of India's innings. The ball was pitched on a good length and around off stump, but Varma used his brute force to heave it high and long over the deep mid-wicket boundary.
The six was measured at a distance of 105 meters, making it one of the longest sixes ever hit in international cricket. It also showcased Varma's immense power and clean hitting ability, which has been a hallmark of his batting throughout his career.
Varma's six was not just a mere display of power but also a significant moment in his young career. It underlined his ability to adapt quickly to international cricket and perform under pressure.
The youngster, who has impressed with his consistent performances in the Indian Premier League, has now shown that he has the potential to become a force to reckon with on the international stage as well.
Varma's six will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the most iconic moments of the India vs South Africa T20I series. It was a testament to his talent, power, and the bright future that lies ahead of him.
Here are some additional details and insights about Tilak Varma's massive six:
- The six was hit in the 16th over of India's innings, with the team's score at 145/4.
- The ball was bowled by South African pacer Wayne Parnell, who is known for his pace and accuracy.
- The six was measured at a distance of 105 meters, making it one of the longest sixes ever hit in international cricket.
- Varma's six was the first six of the innings for India.
- The six helped India reach a competitive total of 179/5 in their allotted 20 overs.
