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Longest Six in Cricket history Before the game of cricket began to record well, English cricketer Albert Trott was said to have recorded the longest six in the history of cricket in a Test match against Australia when he parked Monte Noble.  Was out of  The ball covered a distance of about 120-125 meters.  It wasn't even in the 20th century, it came back in 1899, when Trott hit the ball at Lord's Pavilion.  Not surprisingly, big hit movies like this thrill the audience and become the talk of the town for many years to come.  This was the case with many cricketers from the early generations of cricket, from Albert Trott and Victor Trumper to Shahid Afridi, MS Dhoni and Chris Gayle, who mesmerized the fans with their power-hitting.  Interestingly, many former cricketers and pundits have said in the past that such a huge hit should be given an extra reward, but the accuracy and authenticity of technology has always measured such distances.  No weight was given to these arguments.

IPL Highest Score batsman   Although it is not uncommon to see a player scoring a century in the 20-over format, some cricketers enjoy big innings when their day comes.  In the T20 format, if a player scores a century for a team, it is often easier to win a match.  The same is true of international T20 tournaments like the IPL.  Although it is not uncommon to see a player scoring a century in the 20-over format, some cricketers enjoy big innings when their day comes.  In this article, we are going to list the 5 most individual scores made by batsmen in the Indian Premier League . . There is only one Indian player in this League, the rest are foreigners. Highest Score in IPL: Chris Gayle Chris Gayle         Player                          Runs                  SR       Chris Gayle                175*               265.15 Chris Gayle holds the record for most runs scored in an innings in a league.  He scored 175 off 66 balls against Pune Warriors while playing for Royal Challengers

Top 10 Wicket keepers in the World Best Wicket-Keeper Many cricketers are not capable of matching wicket-keeping skills.  In terms of cricket's fielding positions, this is the most important.  The position of wicket-keeper is the most difficult position in cricket, as very few cricketers have overtaken this position.  Here we talk about the 10 greatest wicket-keepers in the history of cricket.  These superstars amaze the fans with their brilliant performances.  Best wicket-keeper in the World  We've recently reviewed some of the greatest fast bowlers and the greatest spin bowlers ever.  However, the game of cricket is incomplete without the players standing behind the stumps to help these bowlers.  So, these are the biggest wicket keepers ever.  Top 10 Greatest Wicket Keepers in Cricket History 10. Dinesh Ramdin (West Indies) Best Wicket-Keeper  Jersey number: 80  Matches: 74 (Test) / 139 (ODI)  Total Test dismissals: 181 (catches) / 7 (stumps)  Total ODIs: 205 (catches) / 12

 Top 10 Best batsman fastest century in ODI format fastest century in cricket Do you want to know what are the fastest centuries (100) so far in ODIs?  If so, follow this list of the 10 fastest ODI centuries ever. Over the last few years, ODI cricket has become more interesting than ever.  The batsmen compete to score the fastest 50 and 100.  And now the record for the fastest ODI century is held by South African batsman Abraham Benjamin de Villiers (AB de Villiers).  He has scored the fastest century in just 31 balls and this is the highest record in the history of ODI cricket.  There are other batsmen who have scored the fastest centuries in ODIs but not as fast as AB de Villiers.  So, be prepared to take a look at the top 10 fastest 100 in ODI cricket matches here now. Fastest Century in Cricket History  10. Joss Butler  Jose Butler  fastest century in cricket  Jose Butler is one of the most popular English cricketers of modern cricket.  He is a great England cricketer who has se

Pakistan Vs Sri Lanka Final T20 WC 2009 The final match of the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 was played between Sri Lanka and Pakistan on 21 June 2009 at Lord's in London .  This was the second ICC World Twenty20.  Pakistan won the match by eight wickets,  its first World Twenty20 victory, after being runners-up in the very previous tournament in 2007.  Pakistan is the second team to win the title after India.  Became  This was the second time in a row that both finalists were Asian teams.  The match was watched by 28,000 spectators at the stadium and about 32 million people watched it on TV. Sri Lanka  Except for the final match, Sri Lanka's tournament was very smooth.  They were the only unbeaten team at this stage.  They won the group stage against the West Indies and beat Australia by six wickets in the group stage.  They were Group C champions.  In Super 8, they were included in Group F.  He became the topper of this group by winning against Pakistan, Ireland and New Zealand