West India the opener Brandon King showed his batting brilliance in the second match against Bangladesh of three-match ODI series Warner Park, Basseterre, St. Kitts. One of the highlights of his innings was a powerful six that stunned the crowd, showcasing his team form.
A great maximum from Brandon King
In the West Indies’ 25th innings, King had an amazing moment. He faces the right-arm medium fast bowler from Bangladesh Edited by Hasan SakibKing drove down the pitch, met the ball on a good length and flicked it over long-on for a big six. The fact that the ball hit the roof of the stadium is a testament to the sheer power and accuracy of his shot. It was a straight-up hit, executed to perfection, and received a standing ovation from the crowd.
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Too far and too flat!💥
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King’s breathtaking six was just one of his spectacular knocks. The 29-year-old batsman was instrumental in West Indies’ chase, scoring an impressive 82 runs off just 72 balls. His innings included eight fours and three powerful sixes, taking his strike rate to a commendable 107.89. His performance highlighted his importance to the team and showed his ability to close the innings while playing aggressive cricket.
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Jayden Seales: The Secret Hero
Electing to bat first earlier in the day, Bangladesh struggled to build a meaningful partnership and were bowled out for 227 in 45.5 overs. Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah scoring a steady half-century was the only bright spot for the visitors. West Indies bowlers led by the sensational Jayden SealesThe Bangladeshi kept his batting under control. Seales delivered a match-winning spell, scoring 4 goals to put the visitors on the back foot.
Chasing a target of 228, the West Indies batsmen showed composure and aggression and simply reached the target. 36.5 overs with seven wickets in hand. While King’s knock stole the show, it was Seales who was named Man of the Match for his exceptional bowling performance.
