Pandey has recorded the world in 39 overs! 6 balls in one over The highest score was 36 runs per sixes in every innings. India's Yuvraj Singh scored the record of six sixes in Stuart Broad's 6 sixes in the 2007 T20 World Cup. But if more than 36 runs in one over, then the most surprising thing is. New Zealand's Scott Styris scored a record in July 2012 He took 38 runs in one over.
Steyr also outnumbered India's batsmen Hardik Pandey The all-rounder has also been called in the Indian national team recently. He has been named in the Twenty20 series against Australia. Whether he was happy or not, he took 39 runs in an over. It is the record of the highest run of one over in the history of cricket now!
Sayed Mostak Ali played against Hartik Pandey in the Domestic T-Twenty Tournament against Delhi for Baroda. In this match, Delhi's middle-order pacer, Akash Sudan, gave a hat-trick in the 34th over. He hit five sixes and a boundary. However, the skipper Sudan gave an additional five runs in this over. Which includes a no and a four by four. So, Herschel has scored a new record of 39 runs from over.
Herschelle, however, took 39 runs from over, but Yuvraj Singh, Ravi Shastri and Sir Garfield Sobers failed to make the cut. Sir Garfield Sobers (in 1968), Ravi Shastri (in 1985), Herschelle Gibbs (in 2007), Yuvraj Singh (in 2007) and Alex Hales (in 2015) scored six sixes in an over. But Herschelle Panda hit five scintings.
Interestingly, the skipper Sudan, who was beaten by Haldik after being beaten and beaten, had bowled three more overs before that over. Two wicket-takers with 8 runs However, in his fourth over, he lost the cloak in front of the hurdik.
Despite the record breaking batting of Harmeet Panda, Delhi have lost 5 wickets to their team Baroda, Harmick made 81 runs in 51 balls. Baroda had lost 6 wickets to 153 Delhi reached the target of winning 5 wickets in 19.3 overs. Akash Sudan took two wickets for 47 runs in 4 overs.