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Chris Gayle Hits Five Sixes And Breaks Little Girl's Nose In One Over During Indian Premier League Match (VIDEO)

The Huffington Post UK  |  By Posted: 19/04/2012 11:27 Updated: 10/05/2012 19:56

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Chris Gayle bashed Pune Warriors' bowling to smithereens on Wednesday as he hit five successive sixes in one over.

The West Indian however fell one short of joining the elect list of six sixers in cricket...

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Chris Gayle bashed Pune Warriors' bowling to smithereens on Wednesday as he hit five successive sixes in one over. The West Indian however fell one short of joining the elect list of six sixers in ...
Chris Gayle bashed Pune Warriors' bowling to smithereens on Wednesday as he hit five successive sixes in one over. The West Indian however fell one short of joining the elect list of six sixers in ...
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