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"The Snake Shot": Rashid Khan Has A Name For His Three Last Over Sixes Against SunRisers Hyderabad

Rashid Khan had everyone in awe with his brutal hitting for Gujarat Titans (GT) in their last over against SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in an Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 match on Wednesday. GT needed 22 off last six deliveries chasing 196 against SRH. After Rahul Tewatia hit a six off the first delivery of the last over bowled by Marco Jansen, and then took a single off the next ball, Khan was on strike. He hit three sixes, some of which came off quite flat shots, off the last four balls to take GT to a five-wicket win.

"Could You Allow Me To Bowl?" Umran Malik's First Coach Reminisces The Question That Changed Pacer's Career

It was business as usual for coach Randhir Singh Manhas during a winter day in 2017 when a 17-year-old boy walked up to him during a net session at the Maulana Azad Stadium in Jammu's Nawabad Area. "Sir, kya aap mujhe ball daalne dengey? (Could you allow me to bowl)," Manhas remembered the short and stout boy's request while senior state team batter Jatin Wadhawan was having a knock at the nets.

12 Balls, 8 Sixes And 50 Runs: Tale Of 2 Last Overs In SRH vs GT Clash

The SunRisers Hyderabad vs Gujarat Titans clash in IPL 2022 on Wednesday was a typical Indian Premier League thriller, a last ball finish that cricket fans have now got used to. It was a cliffhanger till the end and Rashid Khan and Rahul Tewatia's power-hitting eventually helped the Titans reach home on the last ball, while chasing a stiff target of 196 runs. Gujarat Titans Needed 22 runs off the last over which was bowled by tall South African paceman Marco Jansen and they eventually ended up getting 25 off it as Rashid Khan hit 3 sixes off the last 4 deliveries.

Watch: Rashid Khan Wins IPL 2022 Nail-Biter vs SRH With 3 Sixes In Final Over

Rashid Khan is foremost known for being a magician with the ball, but on Wednesday, it was with the bat that he won a match for Gujarat Titans in their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 clash against SunRisers Hyderabad. Chasing 196, the Titans needed 22 off the final over. Rashid Khan was batting on 13 off 7, while Rahul Tewatia was on strike and the more well set of the two at 33 off 19. Tewatia, who had already helped them win two last-over thrillers this season, smacked Marco Jansen for a six off the first delivery but had to settle for a single off the second. Then, carnage unfolded.

Mahesh Bhupathi Praises SRH Pacer Umran Malik For Spell Against Gujarat Titans

Sunrisers Hyderabad pacer Umran Malik's pace has earned another fan in the former India tennis great Mahesh Bhupathi. Malik delivered a brilliant spell of 5/25 in his four overs against Gujarat Titans, bowling out Wriddhiman Saha, Shubman Gill, Hardik Pandya, David Miller and Abhinav Manohar. Though his spell could not win the match for his side, his pace and wicket-taking ability have won over fans and players, both former and current.

'Don't Panic About Dot Ball, Focus On Hitting Next': What Rashid Khan Told Rahul Tewatia During Chase vs SunRisers Hyderabad

Gujarat Titans spinner Rashid Khan said on Wednesday that he told his batting partner Rahul Tewatia during the final overs of their chase against Sunrisers Hyderabad not to panic if they face a dot ball or two and instead focus on hitting the next ball and finishing the match. Half-century by Wriddhiman Saha (68) and fiery cameos by Rahul Tewatia (40*) and Rashid Khan (31*), guided Gujarat Titans to a thrilling five-wicket victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad at the Wankhede Stadium here on Wednesday. The high-scoring match was settled in the last ball of the last over.

Umran Malik, the 150kph speed demon who's igniting the IPL

Speed demon Umran Malik is being backed to win a place in India's bowling attack after lighting up the IPL with deliveries of more than 150kph (93mph) and wickets galore.

IPL 2022: Had Self Belief In My Batting, Been Working On It In Last Two Years, Says Rashid Khan

Hitting three sixes in four balls, including the match-winning maximum from the final delivery, is a stupendous achievement for any batter but Afghan star Rashid Khan says he has the self-belief to execute such performances after working on his batting in the last two years. Rashid (31 off just 11 balls), known more for his match-winning leg-spin bowling, pulled off a heist as he struck three sixes from four balls, bowled by pacer Marco Jansen, to hand Gujarat Titans a thrilling five-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad on Wednesday night.

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"The Snake Shot": Rashid Khan Has A Name For His Three Last Over Sixes Against SunRisers Hyderabad

"Could You Allow Me To Bowl?" Umran Malik's First Coach Reminisces The Question That Changed Pacer's Career

12 Balls, 8 Sixes And 50 Runs: Tale Of 2 Last Overs In SRH vs GT Clash

Watch: Rashid Khan Wins IPL 2022 Nail-Biter vs SRH With 3 Sixes In Final Over

Mahesh Bhupathi Praises SRH Pacer Umran Malik For Spell Against Gujarat Titans

'Don't Panic About Dot Ball, Focus On Hitting Next': What Rashid Khan Told Rahul Tewatia During Chase vs SunRisers Hyderabad

Umran Malik, the 150kph speed demon who's igniting the IPL

IPL 2022: Had Self Belief In My Batting, Been Working On It In Last Two Years, Says Rashid Khan