Yashasvi Jaiswal hit 2 Sixes in 1 legal delivery: The last match of the T20 series between Zimbabwe and Team India has started at Harare Sports Club. Captain Sikandar Raza won the first toss in this series and decided to bowl. Captain Raza himself decided to bowl the first over in front of Team India's openers who came to bat first, but at the beginning of the first over, this decision seemed to cost him heavily, but by the end of the over, he proved his decision right. Left-handed opener Yashasvi Jaiswal hit 2 consecutive sixes at the beginning of the first over, but Sikandar Raza sent him to the pavilion on the fourth ball.

Yashasvi hit 2 sixes on 1 ball! Made a big record in T20I

Actually, Sikandar Raza bowled the first over of the innings and got hit for a six on the first ball by Yashasvi but he bowled a no ball. India put 7 runs on the scoreboard without playing a legal ball. Yashasvi again hit a six on the next free hit ball but this ball was valid and in this way Yashasvi hit 2 sixes playing only 1 legal ball and Team India also put 13 runs on the scoreboard. However, after this, Sikandar Raza bowled Yashasvi Jaiswal after 2 dot balls and sent him to the pavilion.

Let us tell you that this is the second time in the top 10 teams that a team has scored 10 or more runs on the first legal ball. Earlier this feat was in the name of Pakistan team, Sri Lanka's Dilshan Madhusanka had given 10 runs on a legal ball. In the third place, against New Zealand, Pakistani bowler had conceded 9 runs on 1 ball.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's performance in the T20 series against Zimbabwe

Yashasvi Jaiswal was a part of the T20 World Cup team, so he could not play the first two matches against Zimbabwe, but he participated in the last 3 matches. Yashasvi scored 141 runs in these 3 matches, in which his innings of 93 not out was his best. Apart from this, he played important innings of 36 runs in his first and third match of the series, while today in the final match he scored only 12 runs with the help of two sixes.