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DPL T20: Priyansh Arya emulates Yuvraj Singh with six sixes in an over - WATCH NOW

New Delhi: Priyansh Arya, a rising star in Delhi cricket, created history by hitting six c...

Thu, 03 Oct 2024 15:32 PM

New Delhi: Priyansh Arya, a rising star in Delhi cricket, created history by hitting six consecutive sixes in an over during a Delhi Premier League match on August 31. This remarkable feat adds to his growing reputation, following his impressive debut for Delhi in the 2023 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.

Priyansh, who represents South Delhi Superstarz side captained by Ayush Badoni, he achieved the feat in the 12th over against North Delhi Strikers, relentlessly targeting left-arm spinner Mannan Bhardwaj. After conceding 24 runs in his first over, Bhardwaj’s figures stood at 0/60 in 2 overs by the end of South Delhi’s 12th over.

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There’s nothing Priyansh Arya can’t do #AdaniDPLT20 #AdaniDelhiPremierLeagueT20 #DilliKiDahaad | @JioCinema @Sports18 pic.twitter.com/lr7YloC58D

— Delhi Premier League T20 (@DelhiPLT20) August 31, 2024

Priyansh, the left-handed batsman, showcased his power and technique by using his feet to smash two sixes and dominate the ball with four additional powerful strikes.

The 23-year-old Priyansh reached his century in the 15th over of the innings, marking his second ton of the season. He previously scored 107* off 55 balls in a match against Purani Dilli 6. His partner, Ayush Badoni, also achieved a century in the same game.

As of now, Priyansh leads the run charts in DPL 2024, accumulating over 450 runs.

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