The South African young batter Tristan Stubbs, who is playing for Manchester Originals in The Hundred, smashed his compatriot Tabraiz Shamsi of Trent Rockets for four consecutive sixes before getting out on the fifth ball. Stubbs scored 27 runs off 10 balls to help his team put 189 runs on the board in 100 deliveries.
The 11th match of men’s The Hundred between Manchester Originals and Trent Rockets that took place at the Old Trafford was won by the away team Trent Rockets as they successfully chased the target of 190 runs with eight wickets remaining. England batter Dawid Malan scored unbeaten 98 runs off 44 balls to help his team win the match.
Mumbai Indians’ player Tristan Stubbs launched the first six on the 76th ball of the innings as he was dismissed on the 80th delivery after smashing four consecutive sixes on Tabraiz Shamsi.
Four sixes in four balls
Tristan Stubbs is playing for Manchester Originals in The Hunted League of England. The team faced the Trent Rockets. In this match, Stubbs engaged the class of experienced bowler Tabrez Shamsi. He hit four consecutive sixes to Shamsi. In the 76th ball of the innings, he hit a six over deep mid-wicket. He hits the next ball over long on. Shamsi put the third ball forward and this batsman hit a six over the bowler’s head. After this, Chinaman bowler Shamsi tried to bowl a googly but the ball went full-toss. Stubbs also hit a six on it.
Out on the 5th ball
Shamsi got success on the 5th ball and he sent Tristan Stubbs to the pavilion. Once again he wanted to hit a big shot but this time Alex Hales, fielding on long on, caught him. Stubbs scored 27 runs in 10 balls. His team scored 189 runs for 3 wickets. However, David Malan’s 98-run knock helped Rockets win by 8 wickets.