Watch Abhishek Tanwar concede 18 runs in one ball, the most expensive delivery in T20 cricket history. Tanwar was bowling for the Salem Spartans against the Chepauk Super Gillies in the Tamil Nadu Premier League on June 14, 2023. The delivery was a wide followed by a no-ball, both of which were hit for sixes by the batter, N Jagadeesan. Tanwar also gave away a single and a four on the remaining two deliveries of the over. The over cost the Spartans 18 runs, the most expensive in T20 cricket history.
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Introduction
T20 cricket is a fast-paced, action-packed format of the game. It is known for its high scores and exciting finishes. In recent years, there have been a number of record-breaking deliveries in T20 cricket. But one delivery stands out above the rest. On June 14, 2023, Abhishek Tanwar conceded 18 runs in one ball, the most expensive delivery in T20 cricket history.
The Delivery
Tanwar was bowling for the Salem Spartans against the Chepauk Super Gillies in the Tamil Nadu Premier League. The Spartans were defending a total of 160 runs. With two balls to go, the Super Gillies needed 12 runs to win. Tanwar bowled the first ball wide, which was called a no-ball. The free hit was hit for a six by N Jagadeesan. The next ball was also hit for a six, this time by R Ashwin. Tanwar then bowled a single, which brought Jagadeesan back on strike. Jagadeesan hit the last ball for a four, giving the Super Gillies a thrilling one-wicket victory.
The Aftermath
The delivery was met with disbelief and shock by commentators and fans alike. It was the first time that 18 runs had been scored off one ball in T20 cricket. Tanwar was understandably disappointed, but he took the defeat in good spirits. He said that he had learned from his mistake and that he would be back stronger next time.
The Impact
The delivery had a major impact on the game of T20 cricket. It showed that even the best bowlers can be susceptible to a world-class batter on their day. It also highlighted the importance of discipline and accuracy in T20 cricket. A single mistake can cost you the game.
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