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[Watch] Harsh Beniwal Bows Down To Rahul Bisht, Ankit Nagar's 30 Sixes Blitzkrieg In ECL 2024

Rahul Bisht and Ankit Nagar compounded 30 sixes against Bashers (x.com)Rahul Bisht and Ankit Nagar compounded 30 sixes against Bashers (x.com)

Punjab Veers batters Rahul Bisht and Ankit Nagar went berserk from the outset against Bangalore Bashers in the sixth match of the ECL 2024 season. While Bisht blasted 103 runs from 27 balls, Nagar made an unbeaten 98* from just 21 deliveries to blaze Punjab Veers to a colossal total of 228-5 from 10 overs.

The two blistering batters compounded 30 maximums together, with Nagar bashing six of them in the space of a single over. Centurion Bisht, meanwhile, even attracted much praise from his captain and social media giant Harsh Beniwal, who bowed down in admiration for the Punjab Veers opener while sitting in the dugout.

Bisht, Ankit Nagar leather Bangalore Bashers

Opening the innings for Punjab Veers, Rahul Bisht launched 15 sixes and three boundaries in his 27-ball knock of 103 runs. Striking at 381.48, Bisht’s century moment in the eighth over of the innings even prompted Punjab Veers captain Harsh Beniwal to applaud his opener’s six-hitting glory from the dugout.

Ankit Nagar, batting at number five, also clattered Bangalore Bashers bowlers with 15 towering maximums and two additional boundaries to score an unbeaten 98 from 21 balls. Nagar’s strike-rate amounted to a staggering 466.67, and he shared a herculean 111-run stand in less than four overs with centurion Rahul Bisht.

Ankit Nagar even launched six of his 15 sixes in the space of six deliveries of an over to catapult Punjab Veers’ scoring rate in the backend of the innings.

All in all, Punjab Veers mounted 228-5 from 10 overs after batting first. Nagar and Rahul Bisht themselves accounted for 201 of those runs in just 48 legal deliveries with 30 maximums and five boundaries combined. Later in the run-chase, Bangalore Bashers lost four early wickets to slip to 96-4 at the halfway stage of their innings.