Mark Chapman's Amazing (PC-GETTY IMAGES)

New Zealand vs West Indies, 2nd T20I: In the second T20 match against West Indies, New Zealand batsman Mark Chapman played a blazing innings and scored 78 runs in just 28 balls. This left-handed batsman thrashed the West Indies bowlers in such a way that the spectators were left watching. The amazing thing is that Mark Chapman hit 7 sixes and 6 fours in his innings. Meaning, he scored 66 out of 78 runs only with sixes and fours. This player scored a half-century in just 19 balls.

Mark Chapman's havoc

Batting first, New Zealand scored 207 runs in 20 overs. Opener Tim Robinson scored 39 runs in 25 balls but second opener Devon Conway could score only 16 runs in 24 balls. Rachin Ravindra was also able to score 11 runs in 15 balls. New Zealand's score was going very slow but after this Mark Chapman came and this player wreaked havoc. This left-handed batsman hit his first four in the 10th over. After this, this player wreaked havoc from the 13th over.

Chapman hit 3 sixes and a four in Romario Shepherd's over. After this, this player hit four fours and a six in Jaden Seals' over. In the 16th over, Chapman took on Akil Hossain and hit two sixes in his over. Although Chapman was out in the 17th over, looking at the kind of hitting he was doing, it seemed that today he would die only after scoring a century.

Mark Chapman once played for Hong Kong

Talking about Mark Chapman, this player once played international cricket for Hong Kong. He played for Hong Kong from 2014 to 2016 and after that he moved to New Zealand, where he got a chance in 2018. Chapman has so far scored 1869 runs with 9 half-centuries in 98 T20 Internationals. While in 30 ODIs, he has 868 runs to his name, his batting average is close to 40.