WATCH: Another player joins the elite list of players to hit 6 Sixes in an Over

During an ongoing domestic tournament, a young Andhra Pradesh batter entered the record books by achieving a rare feat. While the talent pool in Indian cricket is exceedingly impressive, the incredible milestone serves as a testament to it. 

Notably, it also reminded us of ex-star India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh after the youngster hit six consecutive sixes in an over in the ongoing Col CK Nayudu Trophy. The Andhra Pradesh opener in the process joined the elite list of Indian batters to achieve the milestone.

Yuvraj had smashed England's Stuart Broad for six sixes in an over in the inaugural T20 World Cup 2007.

On the other hand, the young Vamshhi Krishna gave a display of his brute with a 64-ball 110, comprising nine fours and 10 sixes. Krishna scored 96 runs from boundaries only, smashing six sixes off Railways leg-spinner Damandeep Singh during his quickfire innings. 

WATCH: Andhra Pradesh youngster hits 6 sixes

He began the over by dragging the first ball from outside the off stump and slog-sweeping it for a maximum. The second ball saw him hit over the bowler's head to clear the boundary. Singh then bowled one into the wicket, which Krishna dispatched over mid-wicket for another six.

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The fourth ball, again bowled on the leg stump, yielded the same result. Singh bowled in the same area again but this time Krishna knelt down and hit it over the deep square leg boundary for another six. For the final ball, Singh dragged the length back but Krishna was ready, pulling it over mid-wicket for yet another six and setting the record in the process.

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