NEW DELHI: Andhra batter Vamshhi Krrishna achieved a exceptional and uncommon feat on Wednesday as he clobbered six sixes in an over throughout a Col CK Nayudu Trophy match in opposition to Railways in Kadapa.
Pulling off a miraculous effort, Krrishna grew to become solely the fourth Indian batter after Ravi Shastri (1985), Yuvraj Singh (2007) and Ruturaj Gaikwad (2022) to crack six sixes in an over.
In a surprising exhibition of fresh hanging, Krrishna collected 36 runs within the Damandeep Singh over amid his breathtaking 64-ball 110 on the fourth and remaining day of the Andhra vs Railways encounter.
It turned out to be an absolute nightmare for Damandeep as Krrishna slammed him for six maximums — all approaching the on-side.

The first Krrishna hit was a slog-sweep as he fetched the ball from outdoors off and deposited it over the deep mid-wicket fence. Krrishna then went down city on the second ball, smacking it over the long-on fence.
On the third ball of the over, Krrishna picked up the full-length supply from Damandeep and smashed it over the deep fence as soon as once more.
The fourth ball of the over, as soon as once more noticed a Krrishna slog sweep crusing over the deep fence. On the fifth ball, Krrishna went a bit squarer as his typical sweep went over the deep square-leg boundary.
Krrishna then ended the Damandeep distress with the sixth six, rocking onto the backfoot and clubbing the ball over the deep fence, but once more.
Amid a stupendous power-hitting show from Krrishna, the Andhra vs Railways match resulted in a draw.
After Railways scored 378 of their first essay, Andhra piled up 865 for 9.