Opener Frances Mackay (42 off 55) anchored things, before her runout in the 18th over ensured things stayed interesting till the finish. He scored an unbeaten 200 from 123 balls, which included 13 fours and 13 sixes.Download our Current Affairs & GK app For exam preparationडाउनलोड करें करेंट अफेयर्स ऐप एग्जाम की तैयारी के लिएThis website uses cookie or similar technologies, to enhance your browsing experience and provide personalised recommendations. Remarkably, in what was his 26th domestic T20 game, Carter held a previous score of just 35. Carter, 25, did it during Canterbury's Super Smash Twenty20 match against Northern Districts at Hagley Oval on Sunday. Ravi Shastri also scored the fastest double century in Ranji history in the second innings of the match. Canterbury Kings batsman Leo Carter will go down in the history books after smashing a stunning six sixes in an over during his side's Super Smash Twenty20 match against the Northern Knights in Christchurch on Sunday. "I'm not so sure I got many off the middle, but pretty short boundary there, so they just carried over, I was pretty thankful for that. Drag downs, full tosses, a strong breeze and a short boundary all played a part, but that was not to take away from Carter, who was just 11 off 12 balls before his stunning onslaught, going on to score an amazing 59 off his next 17, as he sent the required rate of around 14 per over tumbling with every meaty blow into the on-side. The 25-year-old left-hander sent left-arm spinner Anton Devcich for the magical 36-run mark at Hagley Oval, as his stunning onslaught of 70 not out off just 29 balls (three fours, seven sixes) sent the hosts to an amazing seven-wicket win with seven balls to spare, chasing an imposing 220. However, Carter not only went one better, but two, as he repeatedly pumped former Black Cap Devcich onto the Hagley hill, to the amazement and jubilation of the home crowd, who were on hand to witness history – the highest successful domestic T20 chase in New Zealand, and of course the first time the six sixes in an over had been achieved by a Kiwi, or in the country. Batting at No 5, Carter came to the crease at 104-3 in the 11th over, after opener Chad Bowes (57 off 31) had given the hosts a good shot at staying in the contest. Yuvraj Singh hit 6 sixes against England’s fast bowler Stuart Broad in the 2007 T20 World Cup.Carter is the 4th batsman who made this record in a T-20 match, and the first New Zealand cricketer. It was left to Brooke Halliday (43 off 37 balls) and Lucy Boucher (41no off 43) to rescue the innings, with the pair teaming for a 91-run sixth wicket stand and getting the Spirit through to 125-7 from their 20 overs. The loss ends the Knights' playoff hopes, but not long earlier they had felt rather good about themselves following Tim Seifert's rapid 74 off 36, which itself included four sixes in a row off the first four balls of left-arm wrist spinner Blake Coburn.
He made this record in Stuart Broad's over. Jacinta Savage (3-11 off four overs) struck with her first, third and fifth deliveries of her third over, while Lea Tahuhu (3-31 off four) also profited either side of that to decimate the visitors' lineup.

Earlier, the Knights had posted 219-7 thanks to Seifert and Dean Brownlie (55 off 29) putting on a rapid 119 in exactly 10 overs. Leo Carter has become the first New Zealander to hit six sixes in an over in T20 cricket. Sent in, the Spirit had got to 30-0 in the fifth over, before their order was decimated, remarkably losing four wickets for no runs, then five for two in 11 balls. In reply, Canterbury were comfortable, if not rapid, in their chase, keeping wickets in hand for the final overs. He was also a part of New Zealand's 2014 ICC Under-19 team.Yuvraj Singh hit six sixes in six consecutive balls against England in the ICC T20 World Cup in 2007. Leo Carter made history by hitting six sixes in an over in the Kings' T20 win over the Knights in Christchurch.

Only six times previously had the feat been achieved at top domestic level or above, with Garry Sobers (1968) and Ravi Shastri (1985) doing so in first-class games, Herschelle Gibbs (2007) in an ODI, Yuvraj Singh (2007) in a T20I, and Ross Whiteley (2017) and Hazratullah Zazai (2018) in domestic T20 games.

Leo Carter, New Zealand’s batsman, has recorded his name in the history books on January 05, 2020. Carter achieved the rare feat on Sunday during the Super Smash 2019-20 tournament clash between Canterbury and Northern Knights at Hagley Oval, Christchurch.

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