WATCH - Andre Russell makes ball disappear, hits Haris Rauf for astronomical 107-meter six

Andre Russell in frame (Twitter)
Andre Russell in frame (Twitter)

Highlights:

SFY beat LAKR by 6 wickets in MLC 2024.

Andre Russell hits a 107-meter six against Haris Rauf.

Star Windies player Andre Russell smashed a 107-meter six against Pakistan's premium pacer Haris Rauf during the San Francisco Unicorns and Los Angeles Knight Riders clash in match 4 of the ongoing edition of the Major League Cricket (MLC) 2024 which was being played at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas, on July 8 (Monday). The six was so big that for a brief moment, it even disappeared in the night sky. The massive shot became one of the big highlights of this match. However, Russell's LAKR could not pick up a win in this match and lost to SFU by six wickets.

 

Russell's 107-meter six vs Haris Rauf

 

In the final over of the LAKR's innings, Russell smashed the humongous hit against Haris Rauf. The Windies star helped his team post a fighting total of 165/6 in 20 overs after smashing 15 runs in the 20th over and he remained unbeaten after scoring 40 runs off 25 balls. The video of his six is now going viral all over the internet at a rapid pace.

 

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SFU beat LAKR

 

LAKR defeated SFU by 6 wickets. SFU managed to chase down the 166-run target by the 16th over itself with the help of blazing knocks from Finn Allen and Matthew Short. Allen smashed 63 runs off 37 balls and Short played an astonishing innings of 58 runs off just 26 balls. Both of them helped the team pick up a comfortable win against the Knights.

 

“Nice to see Finn and Shorty take the bowlers down. The boundaries aren't big. It's ideal to chase in the night but you got to bat well too. You don't have to tell them much (his top three batters). The way they play the game is extremely aggressive. That's going to come with ups and downs. He (Brady Couch) was fantastic today,” said SFU captain Corey Anderson in the post-match presentation.

 

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