Overview
- The Meghalaya No. 8 struck six consecutive sixes in one over off left-arm spinner Limar Dabi, part of eight in a row.
- He finished 50 not out from 14 balls without a four, after which Meghalaya declared at 628 for 6 in Surat.
- The 11-ball half-century surpassed Wayne White’s 12-ball benchmark from 2012 to become the fastest in first-class cricket.
- By clearing six in an over he matched Garry Sobers and Ravi Shastri, and he is the first to hit eight consecutive sixes in first-class play.
- Meghalaya then skittled Arunachal Pradesh for 73 and enforced the follow-on, with Choudhary among the wicket-takers as state officials publicly congratulated him.