Hit for Six

Here’s an entertaining little piece I saw on the BBC earlier today. It happened during the Twenty20 Cup match between Glamorgan and Gloucestershire yesterday. The ball was hit for six and smashed through the commentary box window. Alas there’s no video footage, but you can hear the radio footage including “It’s coming towards us” here at BBC Online.

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