SA20: Batsmen dominate T20 cricket and bowlers are often thrashed. Sometimes the batsman hits such a long six that the ball falls outside the stadium and the bowler's morale is broken. Something similar was seen in the SA20 league being played in South Africa. In the 8th match of the SA20 league played between Durban Super Giants and Joburg Super Kings, a batsman hit such a long six that the ball went outside the stadium. This six was so long that the ball fell on the road outside the stadium. After this a fan picked up the ball and went away. The video of this skyscraper six is ​​now going viral on social media.

In this match played at Kingsmead in Durban, Joburg Super Kings won the toss and decided to bat first. Batting first, Joburg Super Kings scored 169 runs in 20 overs losing 7 wickets. Leus du Plooy scored the highest 38 runs for the team. Subrayen, Chris Woakes and captain Keshav Maharaj took 2-2 wickets each for Durban Super Giants.

Klaasen hit a skyscraper six

The Durban team, which came out to chase the 169 runs of Joburg Super Kings, did not have a great start. The team lost the wickets of the opening pair at the score of 25 runs only. After this, Quinton de Kock took charge at one end but wickets kept falling from the other end. Durban had lost 4 wickets by 51 runs and then the dashing batsman Heinrich Klaasen came to bat to support Quinton.

video going viral

Quinton and Klaasen played cautiously and took the team's score forward. During this, Heinrich Klaasen hit such a long six in the 10th over that everyone was surprised. On the 5th ball of this over of Tabrez Shamsi, Klaasen hit such a long six that the ball crossed the stadium. There was so much power in this shot of Klaasen that the ball went on the road after bouncing on the roof of the stadium. During this, a fan passing by picked up the ball and walked away comfortably. Now the video of this six is ​​going viral rapidly and everyone is praising it.

Quinton hit a half century 

There was a partnership of 48 runs between Heinrich Klaasen and Quinton. After this, the team came under pressure with the wicket of Klaasen in the 12th over and then the whole team was reduced to 141 runs in 18 overs. In this way, Joburg Super Kings won the match by 28 runs. Quinton de Kock scored the highest 55 runs.