Shoaib Malik sets a glass-shattering record

Cricket fans must have heard and seen the record-breaking sixes by various batsmen, but for sure you would have not seen anything like this on an international level.

It’s a common thing when people break window glasses while playing cricket in streets, however Pakistani all-rounder Shoaib Malik has taken this scenario to a whole new level.

Pakistan cricketer, who announced his retirement from ODIs after the recently-concluded World Cup, is currently playing for the Vancouver.

The 38-year-old, who is currently representing Brampton Wolves in Global T20 Canada league, smashed back-to-back sixes against Vancouver Knights on Thursday in a such a way that both ended up breaking glass windowpanes.

Here, have a look:

Shoaib Malik remained unbeaten on 46 off 26 balls. 

The first hit was made in the 13th over of the 16-over match, when Malik smashed Kiwi spinner Ish Sodhi for 68-metre six over covers.

While, the second hit was made in the final over of the Vancouver innings, when he smashed his Pakistan teammate Wahab Riaz for another maximum towards backward point.

Vancouver won the contest by 77 runs, as Brampton Wolves was bundled out on 103 in 13.4 overs.