Disha Kasat became the first Indian batter to smash 10 sixes in a Women’s T20 innings on Saturday. Playing for Vidarbha in Ahmedabad, she scored an unbeaten 91 off 54 balls against Delhi. Her power-hitting helped her team win by eight wickets, comfortably chasing the target of 170 runs.
Disha Kasat etched her name in the record books with a sensational six-hitting display in the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy, becoming the first Indian batter to smash 10 sixes in a Women’s T20 innings. The Vidarbha batter also moved past Shafali Verma’s previous Indian record of nine sixes in an innings, producing a remarkable display of power-hitting in Ahmedabad.
Kasat’s 10 sixes came during an unbeaten 91 off just 54 balls, which helped Vidarbha register an eight-wicket win over Delhi in the Super League stage of the tournament on Saturday at the Narendra Modi Stadium Ground B, Ahmedabad. She struck two fours and 10 sixes, taking her team to the target of 170 with 15 balls to spare.
Before Kasat’s effort, Shafali held the Indian record after hitting nine sixes against Bangladesh in the Asian Games during her maiden T20I century earlier this year. The overall record, however, remains with Lizelle Lee, who smashed 12 sixes for Hobart Hurricanes Women against Perth Scorchers in the Women’s Big Bash League in Sydney in 2024.
MOST SIXES IN A WOMEN'S T20 INNINGS
Lizelle Lee - 12 (Hobart Hurricanes against Perth Scorchers) in 2024
Grace Harris - 11 (Brisbane Heat against Perth Scorchers) in 2023
Laura Agatha - 11 (Brazil against Mexico) in 2024
Ash Gardner - 10 (Sydney Sixers against Melbourne Stars) in 2017
Disha Kasat - 10 (Vidarbha against Delhi) in 2026
KASAT’S POWER-HITTING LIGHTS UP AHMEDABAD
Delhi had posted a competitive 169 for five after opting to bat first. Tanisha Singh led the way with a 50-ball 78, hitting 12 fours, while Shweta Sehrawat contributed 33 off 26 balls and Priya Punia made 24. Soni Yadav provided a late flourish with 13 off just three deliveries.
Yashshri Soley was Vidarbha’s most successful bowler, returning figures of two for 34. Kasat then took charge of the chase, building a match-winning 106-run partnership with Mona Meshram, who remained unbeaten on 43 off 24 balls. Their stand ensured Vidarbha crossed the finish line comfortably.
Kasat’s record-breaking knock adds another chapter to her growing domestic career. She was previously part of Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the Women’s Premier League (WPL), before being picked up by Mumbai Indians for Rs 10 lakh at the WPL 2027 auction.
The 29-year-old will now look to carry her remarkable form into her new stint with Mumbai Indians, having delivered one of the most explosive batting performances in Indian women’s domestic T20 cricket.