Nepal Pro Club Championship (NPCC): For the first time in cricket history, 6 wickets fell in 6 balls!

NPCC: If one thinks that a team batting in a cricket match loses its 6 wickets in 6 balls, then you probably will not believe it. But a similar wonder was seen in the club cricket of Nepal (Nepal Pro Club Championship). For the first time in the history of cricket, when a team has lost six wickets in six balls.

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The cricket world was shocked by the shameful performance of the batting team :-

In NPCC, a T20 match was played between Malaysia Club XI and Push Sports Delhi, in which Push Sports Delhi team lost six wickets in six balls. This historic over was thrown by Virandeep Singh on behalf of Malaysia Club XI.

NPCC: Virandeep Singh took 6 wickets in 6 balls :-

Let us tell you that the score of Push Sports Delhi team in this match was 131 runs for three wickets at one time. But the last over of this team’s innings was such that surprised the whole cricket world. Malaysia Club XI bowler Virandeep Singh created panic in this over.

Malaysian bowler Virandeep Singh bowled the first ball of last over wide in NPCC. After this, on the next ball, Push Sports Delhi batsman Mrigank Pathak was caught at cover by Ahmed Faiz after scoring 39 runs. Ishan Pandey was run out on the second ball after scoring 19 runs.

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NPCC: Virandeep took four wickets in the last four balls :-

NPCC: After this Virandeep Singh took four wickets in the next four balls. Virandeep Singh bowled Adino Nahare on the turning ball. After this, the special Saroha also became bold in the process of playing big shots. Virandeep Singh then completed his hat-trick by dismissing Jatin Singhal.

After this, he bowled the touch on the last ball of the innings. Virandeep Singh took five wickets in this over while one batsman was run out. That is, a total of 6 wickets fell in the last over in NPCC. In the end, the score of Push Sports was 132 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs.