Nitish Rana has a hand in creating history by hitting Rinku Singh for five sixes, know what is the whole matter
Kolkata Knight Riders player Rinku Singh is being discussed everywhere at this time. The way he chased 29 runs in the last over against Gujarat Giants to win the team, after that he came into the limelight. Now another big information has come to the fore regarding this innings.
The bat with which Kolkata Knight Riders player Rinku Singh created this history has also become historical as history has been created with that bat which is likely to take many years to break. Rinku not only won his team by hitting five consecutive sixes in Yash Dayal’s over in the last over, but also created history. He holds the record for most runs chased in the last over. Along with making this record, he has given his team a great victory, which no one expected.
“This bat is mine (used by Rinku) and I played both the matches (this season) with this bat,” Rana said after Sunday’s win. I played the entire Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and the last four or five matches of last year with this bat. “He said,” Today (Sunday) I changed my bat. Rinku asked for my bat. I didn’t want to give my bat initially but someone brought it (from the dressing room).”
The KKR captain said on the team’s Twitter handle, “I had a feeling he would pick this bat as it feels great to carry and it is light for my weight.” Now this bat belongs to Rinku, not mine. KKR head coach Chandrakant Pandit also praised Rinku Singh for his brilliant batting. “In my 43-year career as a coach, cricketer, in first-class and international cricket, I had seen only two innings before this. In one Ravi Shastri hit six sixes in Ranji Trophy and in the other Javed Miandad hit the last ball six in Dubai (Sharjah). After this I am seeing you (Rinku).
