In a historic moment for cricket, Indian domestic player Akash Kumar Choudhary has etched his name in the annals of the sport by achieving an unprecedented feat. During a Ranji Trophy match against Arunachal Pradesh in Surat, the 25-year-old fast bowler turned batting sensation smashed eight consecutive sixes, setting a new benchmark in first-class cricket. This remarkable achievement came on the second day of the match, with Meghalaya already at a commanding 576-6. Choudhary’s innings began modestly with a dot ball and two singles, but he soon unleashed a breathtaking assault on left-arm spinner Limar Dabi, hitting six sixes in a single over. This feat placed him alongside legends Garry Sobers and Ravi Shastri, who had previously achieved six sixes in an over. However, Choudhary didn’t stop there. He continued his onslaught by clearing the boundary with the next two deliveries, completing a 50-run milestone in just 11 balls. This shattered the previous record held by Leicestershire’s Wayne White, who had reached the half-century mark in 12 balls against Essex in 2012. Choudhary’s performance is even more remarkable given his primary role as a fast bowler, showcasing his versatility and exceptional talent. This record-breaking innings has not only cemented his place in cricket history but also highlighted the depth of talent in India’s domestic cricket circuit.