Delhi: fast bowler of indian team Arshdeep Singh In the fifth and last ODI against New Zealand, he wreaked such havoc with the bat that no one would have expected. On Sunday (November 15), in the match played at the Bay Oval ground in Mount Maunganui, Arshdeep came to bat at number 11 and batted aggressively and scored 14 runs in just 4 balls. He hit 2 brilliant sixes in his innings. With this short but stormy innings, Arshdeep made many special records of Indian cricket.

Arshdeep made a special record by hitting a six on the very first ball

Arshdeep targeted Jacob Duffy on the very first ball of his innings and scored 6 runs by taking the ball straight across the boundary. After this, he hit another six off Duffy's ball on the third ball also. However, Duffy completed his revenge by dismissing Arshdeep on the first ball of the 43rd over.

Arshdeep set a big record in ODI cricket by hitting a six on the very first ball. Actually, Arshdeep has become the third Indian player who, while batting at number 11 in ODI, has hit a six on the first ball of his innings. Before him, Venkatesh Prasad and Jasprit Bumrah had also achieved this feat.

Venkatesh Prasad had hit a six on the first ball in the quarter-finals of the Champions Trophy against Australia in Nairobi in 2000. At the same time, Jasprit Bumrah had hit a six on the very first ball off Pat Cummins against Australia in Mohali on 10 March 2019.

The batsman who hit a six on the first ball at number 11 in ODI for India

Equalized Venkatesh Prasad and Shami by hitting two sixes.

Arshdeep Singh hit 2 sixes in his 4-ball innings. With this, while batting at number 11 for India in ODIs, he reached joint first place in the list of batsmen who hit most sixes in a match.

Before him, Venkatesh Prasad and Mohammed Shami, while batting at number 11, had also hit 2 sixes each in an ODI match. Now Arshdeep has also equaled this special record.

The batsman who has hit the most sixes in ODIs for India is at number 11.

New Zealand got the target of 210 runs

In this match, the Indian team could not play the entire overs and collapsed for 209 runs in 42.1 overs. For India, Ishan Kishan (46) and Akshar Patel (46) scored the most runs. New Zealand has to score 210 runs to win.