Ravi Shastri was recently asked to name his most unforgettable moment beside the microphone. Reflecting on his time watching the game unfold, he named two iconic Indian cricketing moments - both with sheer brilliance and nerve.
Shastri's response was not just nostalgic; it also captured the emotional highs that define his commentary career.
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Ravi Shastri's favourite moment on commentary
When posed with the question during a Q&A session on Sky Sports' YouTube channel, Shastri had no hesitation in picking his favourite memories to share from the commentary box.
"I would say, Yuvraj Singh hit those six sixes, and when Dhoni hit the six for India to win the World Cup at home, at the Wankhede Stadium,” said Shastri.
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Yuvraj Singh's six sixes in T20 World Cup 2007, South Africa
Yuvraj Singh smashed Stuart Broad for six consecutive sixes in the inaugural 2007 T20 World Cup. It remains one of the most electrifying moments in cricket history.
Witnessing it live as a commentator - Shastri saw the shot-making redefine the game's potential and inspire a generation.
MS Dhoni's iconic final six in 2011 ODI World Cup
Dhoni's match-winning six at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai sealed India's long-awaited 2011 World Cup win. After 28 years, India had brought the ODI World Cup home.
For Shastri - being behind the mic as that historic moment unfolded was unforgettable. It was a highlight that still resonates with fans across generations.
Both Yuvraj's six sixes and Dhoni's calm finish symbolize the best of Indian cricket. And Shastri was there to call it all - unfiltered and alive.