TL;DR
- Afridi came in during Pakistan’s chase of 124 against Kuwait and delivered 55 unbeaten off 12 balls.
- In the penultimate over of the match, he hammered the bowler for six sixes in six legal deliveries, clearing the boundary each time.
- The over shifted momentum dramatically and sealed Pakistan’s victory in the tournament match.
- His strike-rate and endurance underline the impact of T10-style formats in spotlighting big hitters.
- Analysts say his innings sends a message ahead of Pakistan’s high-stakes clash with India that they possess destructive batting depth.
- The performance sparked social-media frenzy, viral clips and record-book entries for six-six-over feats.
- It also raises tactical questions about bowlers’ vulnerabilities and the braking required in ultra-short formats.





