BCCI Names Vipraj Nigam, Tanush Kotian and Harsh Dubey as Net Bowlers for India’s Sri Lanka Tour
Muthu Narayanan


See how Abhishek Sharma bounced back from T20I struggles with a record-breaking 233 off 91 balls, including 25 sixes, for Amritsar. Read about his comeback.
Abhishek Sharma has made a powerful statement in domestic cricket, scoring an incredible 233 runs off just 91 balls for Amritsar in the Punjab State Inter-District Senior One-Day tournament on August 2, 2026. This explosive innings, highlighted by a record 25 sixes, marks a significant bounce back after a disappointing T20I series against Zimbabwe where he scored only 11 runs.
Sharma's dominant performance included 15 fours, with over 90% of his runs coming from boundaries. He also contributed with the ball, taking two wickets for 71 runs. His all-round efforts were instrumental in Amritsar's emphatic 220-run victory over Tarn Taran, who managed 313/8 in their chase.
The batsman's return to form has generated considerable debate among fans on social media, with some celebrating his resurgence and others questioning the significance of his performance against a potentially weaker bowling attack, especially considering the risks of injury in local tournaments.
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