Checkout: Who created HISTORY on the sets of 'BCL Season 2'?

The actor created a history with his brilliant performance.

Published: Sunday,May 08, 2016 13:16 PM GMT-06:00

Kunal Nirmal Kothari

The recent match between Delhi Dragons and Pune Anmol Ratan was one of the predicted one sided affairs and it turned out to exactly the same.

Delhi Dragons has been dominant with their play and this match was another-day-at-the-office for them. Delhi scored a huge advantage when they won the toss and elected to bat first.

However, amidst all this, not many predicted that HISTORY is going to be created in this particular match. While recently we reported about the first ever century scored in BCL by Uday Tiwari.

But as we say, records are meant to be broken. It was one of the most loved and popular actors on the batting crease, Karan Wahi, the opener and captain of Delhi Dragons team.

And with a flurry of uncountable sixes and smart boundaries, the actor went on to create history by scoring the HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE in 'Box Cricket League' which was 159 runs of just 41 balls.

Yes, rub your eyes, because you read that right. Karan went on to make this mammoth individual score where he got out only on the last ball of the innings. But, this also meant, Delhi beat their own record of scoring the highest team score and went on to make 246 runs in 10 overs.

And, this wasn't IT for Karan. The actor also had the chance to bowl and his all round performance was evident where he took two wickets in two balls and had a hattrick chance. Though,, he did not get a hattrick, he did get 3 wickets in total in the match.

So, due to this 'one-man show' performance, it was a given, that Karan was Man Of The Match!

Interestingly, at the toss, Karan mentioned about coming in the match with a shoulder injury. Well, if an injured Karan could do so much carnage, we wonder what would a fully fit Karan be up for.

We tried contacting Karan, however, couldn't reach him.

Loads of Congratulations to Karan on this path-breaking performance..!

Kunal Kothari