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Treat for Sri Lankan Fans! Enjoi Malingas outstanding performance who almost win match for Sri Lanka!
While chasing target of 210, South Africa required once 4 out of 32 balls with 5 wickets to spare!
This blow changed the target to 3 out of 22 with just 1 wicket left to spare!

Enjoi another world-record footage from world-cup 2007!

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Now first stage is over.Ther are many records are set
1) Gibbs smashes six sixes in one over which is record.He scored 36 runs in on one over which is international

record previous record was 30 runs by Sanath Jayasurya.
2) 18 sixes record set by South Africa against Dutch in one inning in ODI and India equals against Bermuda .
3)Highest win in margin by India in one day international when they beat Bermuda by 257 runs.
4) India scored 414 for five against Bermuda .It is highest score in world cup history.
5)Imran nazir hits 8 sixes against Zimbawe which is equal to the world cup record with Ricky Pointing of

Australia, who had hit as many during his unbeaten inning of 140 in 2003 World cup final against Australia
6)Hayden scored fastest century in world cup by hitting century in 66 balls against SA.Previous record held by Jhon Davison who hit 67 balls 100.
7) Macmullum gets 50 in 20 baills against Keneya which is world cup record.He eclisped record of Mark Boucher

which was set in only this competition against Dutch.
8) New Zeland and India and South Africa gets their highest score in one day international when New Zeland

scores 363\5 in 50 overs and when India score 413\5 against Bermuda.


But this world cup is always remembered for Bob Woolmer and his murder.

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Eureka... Finally I found the 18 sixes in a single clip! Treat for Indian Fans and for all violent cricket lovers who enjoys massacre of bowling (like my kid bro ;)



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This is for all Indian fan who missed the record 413 scoring Indian inning in this world cup 2007!
As of this time we could find only 49th over! Anyway hope you will enjoy this!

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(story by Cricinfo)

Herschelle Gibbs's six sixes off Dan van Bunge's fourth over was a record for international matches. Cricinfo's ball-by-ball commentator Sriram Veera captured all the excitement and action as it happened in this ball-by-ball description:

Herschelle Gibbs was in a murderous mood at Warner Park. This is his third six, smashed over long on © AFP

29.1 van Bunge to Gibbs, SIX, Violence! Gibbs charged down the track and hoicked it over long on.

29.2 van Bunge to Gibbs, SIX, Murder! Floated on the leg and middle stump line and Gibbs sends it soaring over long-off.

29.3 van Bunge to Gibbs, SIX, Carnage! Flatter one this time but it makes no difference to Gibbs. He just stands there and delivers. This one also has been sucked over long off

29.4 van Bunge to Gibbs, SIX, Wah Wah! Low full toss and guess where this went Yep. A slap slog and it went over deep midwicket! He is going to go for 6 sixes in this over!

29.5 van Bunge to Gibbs, SIX, Short in length, on the off stump line and Gibbs rocks back and swat-pulls it over wide long off. SImply amazing. What a batsman. This is pure violence!

29.6 van Bunge to Gibbs, SIX, He has done it! One-day record. No one has hit six sixes in a row. GIbbs stands alone in that zone. And the minnow bashing continues! Full and outside off and bludgeoned over deep midwicket

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