Hamza Smashes Historic 195 (66) — All-Time MCL Hard Tennis Record
A staggering 28 sixes and an explosive strike rate of 295.45 propel Columbia Super Kings to a historic 261/7 total and a 148-run victory.

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June 6, 2026 will forever be etched in Columbia Super Kings history as the day opener Hamza produced an extraordinary exhibition of power-hitting, setting the all-time record for the highest individual score in Maryland Cricket League (MCL) Hard Tennis T20 history.
Walked to the crease with quiet intensity, Hamza put on a masterclass of ball-striking precision and athletic power. Over the course of 66 deliveries, he smashed an astonishing 195 runs, laced with 28 sixes and 3 fours. Operating at a staggering strike rate of 295.45, Hamza single-handedly anchored Columbia Super Kings to a colossal total of 261/7, laying the foundation for a resounding 148-run victory.

The Powerplay Onslaught: 38 Runs in Over #5
From the first over of the match, Hamza signaled his intent by punishing anything short or full. However, it was over number 5 that transformed the game into an unforgettable spectacle.
Taking absolute control against the opposition attack, Hamza unleashed a sequence of towering sixes, scoring an incredible 38 runs in a single over. Ball after ball sailed over the mid-wicket, long-on, and cover boundaries, racing past his half-century in record-breaking time and leaving fielders powerless.
Reaching the Century in 10 Overs
What separated Hamza’s knock from ordinary high-scoring innings was his remarkable consistency and stamina. Rather than slowing down after the powerplay, he accelerated through the middle overs.
Using quick footwork and elite wristwork to clear deep boundaries, Hamza reached his 100 in just the 10th over of the match. His ability to hit clean sixes against both pace and spin meant that even good-length deliveries were dispatched beyond the perimeter with effortless power.
The Death-Over Rampage: Finishing on 195
As the innings progressed into the final overs, Hamza continued his relentless assault. Every bowler brought into the attack was met with the same crisp timing, as Hamza accumulated a staggering 28 sixes—the highest number of sixes ever struck by a single batter in a Maryland Hard Tennis T20 match.
He carried his bat into the 20th over, finishing on 195 runs off 66 balls, just five runs short of a legendary T20 double-century. His extraordinary performance lifted Columbia Super Kings to 261/7—the highest team score recorded in club history.
A Defining Milestone in CSK Heritage
Hamza's historic 195 is more than just a magnificent scorecard entry; it represents the dedication, preparation, and fearless mindset championed by Columbia Super Kings.
By setting an all-time league benchmark that will be remembered for years to come, Hamza has cemented his place in Columbia Super Kings folklore and set a shining standard of excellence for future generations of CSK players.

