Vivek Prabhakar Singh, Author at Inside Sport India

IPL 2022 Longest SIX – PBKS beat GT Highlights: Mohammed Shami was HIT for a MONSTROUS 117 Meter SIX by Liam Livingstone on Tuesday evening. Shami has admitted that he has never seen such a BIG SIX in his life. According to Shami he smiled but was in complete shock and awe of Livingstone’s HIT: Follow IPL 2022 Live Updates and Check PBKS beat GT Highlights with InsideSport.IN. Livingstone ripped apart Mohammed Shami with a MONSTROUS 117-metre SIX that almost landed on DY Patil Stadium’s roof, sending shockwaves amongst commentators, players and Shami alike. “I have never seen such a HUGE HIT. I was smiling but at the same time was in shock and awe”, said Shami after the match. Check Detailed IPL 2022 Playoff Scenarios for all teams IPL 2022 Points Table / IPL 2022 Orange Cap / IPL 2022 Purple Cap / IPL 2022 Full Schedule / IPL 2022 Most FOURS / IPL 2022 Most SIXES / TATA IPL 2022 Full Results & Highlights GT vs PBKS LIVE: Livingstone finishes in style, Dhawan-Rabada star as PBKS TAME Titans by 8 wickets to keep Playoff hopes alive: Check IPL 2022 PBKS beat GT Highlights IPL 2022 Longest SIX: Liam Livingstone’s MONSTROUS 117m SIX sends shockwaves among commentators – Watch video While Punjab Kings were cruising to a big win thanks to Shikhar Dhawan’s fine half-century, Livingstone wasn’t satisfied with the slow pace. He took matters into his own hand, hammering Mohammad Shami for 28 runs to bring an end to the chase with four overs left. The 16th over read: 6, 6, 6, 4, 2, 4 It was the first ball of the 16th over that went for the monstrous six. Over 16, ball 1: It was a perfect hit. Shami bowled a length ball and Livingstone just swung the bat and the perfect timing produced a monstrous six. With Graeme Smith, Murali Karthik and Kevin Pietersen in the commentary box, they were stunned. All three together jumped in disbelief and shouted: Oh my word! That was a monster! What a hit that was! IPL 2022 Longest SIX: Liam Livingstone’s MONSTROUS 117m SIX sends shockwaves among commentators – Watch video Watch it here: Over 16, ball 2: Shami tried to bowl yorker he missed the length and it turned out to be a fulltoss. Livingstone just hammered it over the mid-wicket for a 6. Over 16, ball 3: Shami tried a short ball this time but without any result. Livingstone just swung the bat and it took a top-edge to fly over the keeper’s head for a 6. Over 16, ball 4: Shami bowled a slower delivery this time but who can stop a charging Livingstone! Not even Shami! Livingstone whipped it over the square leg and it went for a 4. Over 16, ball 5: A brief pause as Livingstone only managed to find the gap through the mid-wicket for 2 runs. Over 16, ball 6: Shami bowled a faster delivery outside the off and Livingstone hammered it for a four over the short third man. IPL 2022 Longest SIX: Liam Livingstone’s MONSTROUS 117m SIX sends shockwaves among commentators – Watch video IPL 2022: Liam Livingstone’s MONSTROUS 117m SIX sends shockwaves among commentators – Watch video While it was not the biggest six of IPL history, it was certainly the longest of IPL 2022. Dewald Brevis smashed a 114m six which remained the longest of this edition until GT vs PBKS match. Albie Morkel hit the longest six in IPL history at 125m while India’s Praveen Kumar holds the record of the longest six amongst Indians with a 124m gigantic shot. Biggest sixes in IPL History: 1. 125m – Albie Morkel2. 124m – Praveen Kumar3. 122m – Adam Gilchrist4. 120m – Robin Uthappa5. 119m – Chris Gayle6. 119m – Yuvraj Singh7. 119m – Ross Taylor8. 117m – Liam Livingstone 9. 117m – Gautam Gambhir10. 117m – Ben Cutting IPL 2022 Longest SIX: Liam Livingstone’s MONSTROUS 117m SIX sends shockwaves among commentators – Watch video Longest Sixes of IPL 2022: 117m – Liam Livingstone 114m – Dewald Brevis 112m – Dewald Brevis 108m – Liam Livingstone 107m – Jos Buttler 106m – Liam Livingstone As for the match, Gujarat Titans struggled after opting to bat first. Sai Sudarshan was the lone ranger with a 65-run knock as the table-toppers only managed 143/8. Chasing the target, PBKS were dealt an early blow with Jonny Bairstow departing. But Shikhar Dhawan and Bhanuka Rajapaksa controlled the pace with an 87-run stand for the second wicket. Dhawan remained unbeaten on 62 while Liam Livingstone applied the finishing touch with a 10-ball 30-run knock. IPL 2022 Longest SIX: Liam Livingstone’s MONSTROUS 117m SIX sends shockwaves among commentators – Watch video Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS

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