Look: Tim Seifert affects Shaheen Afidi gigantic 119 meters six during 2. T20I – NZ VS Pack

New Zealand Maintained their superiority over Pakistan with a five winch winning win rain-hit other t20i. Black caps have now secured a dominant 2-0 lead in a five-match series after already winning in the first match.

The game testified to some exciting moments but no exciting as Tim SeifertA stunning exhibition of hitting power against Pakistan, AS,, Shaheen AfidI. Seifert stole a show with a smart counterattack, leaving an opposition in fear.

Tim Seifert straw a huge six meters six

Seifert exposed his skills to hitting the ball during New Zealand with Gargantuan Six, who left the crowd in ecstasy.

The moment was manufactured on the first ball of the third, when Afida balls the length of the ball outside, which entered the right dough. Seifert, cleaning his front legs, scored a brutal hit down the ground. The ball went high in the night sky and covered 119 meters, which was one of the longest sixths.

Pure strength and shooting time left everything, including Shaheen, stunned. Even commentators remained stunned by the clean length that the ball traveled.

Here’s a video:

119m Six of the Seifert team against “Eagle” Shaheen Afida.#Pathvsnz #Nzvakpic.twitter.com/nuhnlvh7w3

– Field Vision (@fieldvisionind) March 18, 2025

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Seifert drains Shaheen Afida to cleanser

Seifert did not rest after Humongous Six; Instead, he embarked on a game against the Pakistan’s upper bowler, took Shaheen to cleaners with three more high sixties in the same.

• 2. Ball: Length of the ball wide outside, which Seifert broke the blankets for another huge six, showing his impeccable coordination of hand -eyed.
• 5. Ball: A good time move of the deep middle part, taking the ball deep into the stands.
• 6. Ball: A short -length ball, which Seifert hit easily on a deep square leg, marking his superiority over his left arm.

Shaheen, probably the most terrible bowler in the world, continued to admit 26 running, leaving the momentum firmly in the hands of New Zealand.

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