Watch: Rinku Singh slams a gigantic 104-m six vs Zimbabwe; sends ball out of Harare stadium

India batter Rinku Singh came up with a superlative effort with the bat in the ongoing second T20I against the Zimbabwe National Cricket Team. The second game of the five-match series between the teams is underway at the Harare Sports Club in Harare.

Rinku Singh, who was promoted to No.4, made sure that he made the most of the opportunity and took his team to the big total. After a brutal start by Abhishek Sharma (100), Rinku came up with a magnificent effort with the bat and ensured India ended their innings on high.

Rinku Singh, who bagged a duck in the last game, silenced his criticism with style as he took Zimbabwe National Cricket Team bowlers to cleaners all over the park. The left-hander slammed the bowlers all over the park and entertained the crowd big time with his power-hitting.

One of the highlights of his innings was the massive 104-meter six that he hit. During the 4th ball of the 19th over, Blessing Muzarabani bowled a delivery to which Rinku Singh launched it over long-off for maximum and the ball cleared the ground.

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After hitting that six, Rinku Singh didn't look back as he punished Zimbabwe National Cricket Team bowlers more and ended on high. The Southpaw along with Ruturaj Gaikwad slammed 21 runs off the last over and helped India post a total of over 230.

Rinku Singh ended with the innings of unbeaten 48 runs off 22 balls and had a strike rate of 218. He also hit 2 fours and 5 sixes in his innings. Based on his brutal power hitting in the end, India ended with a total of 234 runs on the board.

Earlier with the bat, Abhishek Sharma wreaked havoc across the Zimbabwe bowlers. The opening batter slammed a brutal century and along with Ruturaj Gaikwad came up with a vital effort as well. The right-hander scored an unbeaten 77 runs and had 137 runs partnership with Abhishek.

I think we need to stick to hard lengths - Ruturaj Gaikwad

Ruturaj Gaikwad opened up about his innings with the bat and stated that it was a tough wicket. He praised Abhishek Sharma for his knock and advised his bowlers to bowl good lengths and keep the things because there is lot of help in wicket. He stated:

"It was pretty much tough, the first 15 balls I played, I didn’t even middle a single ball. Wicket was slightly tough, me and Abhishek talked that we should take our time and then go for our shots and it worked.

"He took on the spinners really well, we talked about maintaining our shape while playing our shots, the wicket was slightly two-paced, some balls were skidding and some were holding up. I think we need to stick to hard lengths, stick to good lengths, just Test match lengths, keep it simple and try to hit the top of off," he concluded.

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