Kieron Pollard Rolls Back The Years With Record-Breaking 110m Six In MLC. Watch | Cricket News

South African wicket-keeper batter Heinrich Klaasen scored the primary century of the inaugural Major League Cricket (MLC) season as Seattle Orcas defeated MI New York by two wickets in a high-scoring match on Wednesday. Klaasen performed an impressive unbeaten knock of 110 runs off 44 balls to information the Orcas to victory. After Orcas opted to bowl, MI New York struggled to place runs on the board, earlier than skipper Kieron Pollard and Nicholas Pooran joined palms. Pooran (68) and Pollard (34)’s partnership gave MI Ney York some much-needed momentum.

During their partnership, Pollard smashed a 110-metre-long six, the largest of the MLC, on the second ball of the twelfth over, which was bowled by Cameron Gannon.

ONE HUNDRED… AND TEN METERS!

Kieron Pollard with the BIGGEST SIX of #MajorLeagueCricket!

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— Major League Cricket (@MLCricket) July 25, 2023

Pollard (34) misplaced his wicket within the following over because the scores for MI New York learn 132 runs for the lack of 5 wickets. A gentle partnership between Tim David and David Wiese noticed New York go previous 150 runs.

However, Tim David (18) did not construct on his stable begin as he misplaced his wicket at the beginning of the eighteenth over. Rashid Khan (2) misplaced his wicket cheaply within the subsequent over quickly after which Wiese (19) adopted go well with.

Nosthush Kenjige (3*) and Trent Boult (20*) scored 22 runs within the closing over of their group’s innings that noticed MI New York finish their 20 overs with a complete of 194 runs for the lack of eight wickets.

In reply, Klaasen anchored the Orcas innings, whereas wickets have been falling round him.

Nauman Anwar (51) scored a vital half-century, offering a serving to hand to Klaasen, who struck Rashid Khan for twenty-four within the sixteenth over to show the tide.

Klaasen remained unbeaten with 110 runs off 44 balls as he single-handedly led the Orcas to victory.

(With Inputs From MLC Release)