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Pakistan batter smashes 14 sixes to break 59-year-old record
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Pakistan batter smashes 14 sixes to break 59-year-old record

Pakistan's Mohammad Farooq broke a 59-year-old record by hitting 14 sixes in a first-class innings during a domestic cricket match against Khan Research Laboratories in Rawalpindi. This surpassed the previous record set by former Pakistan captain Majid Khan, who hit 13 sixes in 1967. Farooq scored 163 runs off 99 balls, including 11 fours, and reached his century in just 67 deliveries. His performance helped his team, Markhor IT Solutions, score 476 for four at stumps. Farooq previously played for Lahore Qalandars in the 2026 Pakistan Super League and has been in strong form, scoring two centuries in consecutive matches.

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Pakistan batter smashes 14 sixes to break 59-year-old record

Pakistan's Mohammad Farooq broke a 59-year-old record by hitting 14 sixes in a first-class innings during a domestic cricket match against Khan Research Laboratories in Rawalpindi. This surpassed the previous record set by former Pakistan captain Majid Khan, who hit 13 sixes in 1967. Farooq scored 163 runs off 99 balls, including 11 fours, and reached his century in just 67 deliveries. His performance helped his team, Markhor IT Solutions, score 476 for four at stumps. Farooq previously played for Lahore Qalandars in the 2026 Pakistan Super League and has been in strong form, scoring two centuries in consecutive matches.

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