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New Delhi: Regarded as one of the most destructive batsman ever, former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum on Thursday showed he still got enough power not only to destroy bowlers but also bats.
In the 13th over, he faced Perth Scorchers’ pacer Andrew Tye. He tried to hit the fourth ball of the over so hard that, the bat ended up snapping in two halves.
But, it’s not the first time that McCullum has witnessed his bat broken. In 2015, during an Australia-New Zealand Test, the then Kiwi skipper’s bat was broken by a Mitchell Starc delivery.
