KHUSHAL BHURTEL HITS SIX SIXES IN AN OVER. NEPAL🇳🇵 CREATES HISTORY.

World record..

                        KHUSAL BHURTEL is a nepali🇳🇵 cricketer. He make a new world record in T20 cricket. He hit 6 sixes in one over against china🇨🇳 in Asian games qualifier 2026. He scored a brilliant hundred. KHUSHAL BHURTEL is the fifth player in T20 history to hit 6 sixes in an over. He becomes a second Nepalese player after DIPENDRA SINGH AIREE to his 6 sixes in an over. 


#KHUSHAL BHURTEL

#NEPALIFANS🇳🇵🇳🇵

#SIX SIXES🏆


PLAYERS WHO HIT SIX SIXES IN AN OVER IN T20


YUVRAJ SINGH🇮🇳  AGAINST ENGLAND  2007

KIERON POLLARD🇯🇲 AGAINST SRILANKA 2021

DIPENDRA SINGH🇳🇵 AGAINST MONGOLIA 2024

DARIUS VISSER🇧🇬 AGAINST VAUATA 2024

KHUSHAL BHURTEL🇳🇵 AGAINST CHINA 2026


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