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Kieron Pollard Hit Afghanistan Bowler For 4 Sixes In A Row Of 100 Meters

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Kieron Pollard Hit Afghanistan Bowler For 4 Sixes In A Row Of 100 Meters: Former West Indies captain Kieron Pollard is known for his big shots.

Kieron Pollard’s bat fires fiercely during league cricket in every corner of the world. Bowlers have to work hard in front of him. This time too Pollard has done something similar.

Kieron Pollard Hit Afghanistan Bowler For 4 Sixes –

Kieron Pollard once again burst onto the scene while playing for Trinbago Knight Riders in the Caribbean Premier League. Four consecutive sixes have been seen from his bat. Pollard hit the shots targeting the young player of Afghanistan.

While chasing runs against St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Pollard took on 19-year-old Naveed. It was the 15th over of the innings and four consecutive long sixes came from Pollard’s bat. The special thing is that all the sixes that came from Pollard’s bat covered a distance of more than 100 meters.

Kieron Pollard won his team Trinbago Knight Riders by staying at the crease. He returned after playing an unbeaten inning of 37 runs in 16 balls.

Trinbago Knight Riders achieved the target of 179 runs with 17 balls to spare. After losing to St. Lucia Kings in the first match, Pollard’s team got a chance to register a win. 1st win for Trinbago Knight Riders (TKR) in the league.

Pollard can smash any bowler and he did it. New bowler Naveed didn’t understand where to bowl. Pollard completely dominated and hit bang shots.

The audience was greatly entertained. The video of his stormy shots has also surfaced. Pollard, who played for Mumbai Indians for a long time in the IPL, is still seeing the same power with his bat.

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