Arjun Tendulkar smashes five sixes in an over at club cricket competition

Arjun Tendulkar is the son of legendary Indian Master Blaster, Sachin Tendulkar. He plays as an all-rounder, as he is a left-handed batsman and a left-arm pacer. He made his Mumbai debut in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and would also feature in the IPL auction.

<p>Arjun Tendulkar, the son of legendary Indian Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, is slowly gaining professional cricket progress and rising the ranks in the club and domestic level. The all-rounder is a promising talent and has time and again displayed his dominant cricketing skills.</p>

Arjun Tendulkar, the son of legendary Indian Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, is slowly gaining professional cricket progress and rising the ranks in the club and domestic level. The all-rounder is a promising talent and has time and again displayed his dominant cricketing skills.

<p>Recently, in a club cricket competition, Arjun came up with a fascinating performance. He smashed five sixes in an over against off-spinner Hashir Dafedar while playing for MIG Cricket Club against Islam Gymkhana on Sunday, at the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament 2020-2021.</p>

Recently, in a club cricket competition, Arjun came up with a fascinating performance. He smashed five sixes in an over against off-spinner Hashir Dafedar while playing for MIG Cricket Club against Islam Gymkhana on Sunday, at the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament 2020-2021.

<p>Overall, Arjun smashed a 33-ball 77, that included five fours and eight sixes. Besides, he also claimed three wickets during the match, as his side rode to a 194-run win in the 45-over game.</p>

Overall, Arjun smashed a 33-ball 77, that included five fours and eight sixes. Besides, he also claimed three wickets during the match, as his side rode to a 194-run win in the 45-over game.

<p>Arjun had made his professional cricket debut last month in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, playing for Mumbai. He played a couple of matches, scoring just three runs, while he claimed a couple of wickets at an economy of 9.57.</p>

Arjun had made his professional cricket debut last month in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, playing for Mumbai. He played a couple of matches, scoring just three runs, while he claimed a couple of wickets at an economy of 9.57.

<p>Arjun happens to be a left-handed batsman and a left-handed pacer. He had also featured for MCC's Young Cricketers XI. He had played at Lord's, where he displayed his sheer pace and swinging abilities, as he would also feature in the IPL Auction on February 18, for the upcoming season.</p>

Arjun happens to be a left-handed batsman and a left-handed pacer. He had also featured for MCC's Young Cricketers XI. He had played at Lord's, where he displayed his sheer pace and swinging abilities, as he would also feature in the IPL Auction on February 18, for the upcoming season.