New Delhi: There have been some extraordinary chases in the history of cricket, especially those which required 6s and 4s at the fag end of the match.


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But when it comes to scoring more than 6 runs off the last ball, the player would hardly have any hopes of achieving success.


A rare incident took place during a domestic T20 encounter in New Zealand when the batsman scored 12 runs off 1 legal delivery.


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Graeme Aldridge, the bowler, bowled an above waist no-ball as the batsman edged it behind the stumps for a four.


The batting side accumulated 4 runs plus 2 extras for a no-ball (as per the rule of the league), meaning they required 6 runs off the last ball.


The next ball was a length delivery and the batsman, Andre Adams, dispatched it for a six and won the game for his side, against all odds.