These records are especially notable given that the 25-year-old is typically known as a fast bowler.

On the second day of the domestic match in Surat, Choudhary came out to bat with Meghalaya 576-6.

After starting with a dot ball and two singles, Choudhary unleashed an incredible batting display by hitting six sixes off left-arm spinner Limar Dabi.

Although he became only the third player in first-class cricket history to hit six sixes in a single over, joining the elite company of Garry Sobers and Ravi Shastri, he continued his remarkable innings.

He then smashed the next two balls over the boundary to reach 50 runs in just 11 deliveries, breaking the previous record by one ball. Leicestershire’s Wayne White had previously reached fifty off 12 balls against Essex in 2012.