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          The Buzz: Yuvraj Singh and Herschelle Gibbs welcome Kieron Pollard to the six sixes club

          • ESPNcricinfo staff
          Mar 4, 2021, 05:17 AM ET

          Mar 4

          The club of international six-sixes-of-an-over batsmen is growing.

          The property damage

          During the third T20I between New Zealand and Australia, in Wellington, a big hit from Glenn Maxwell broke one of the stadium seats. That broken piece of signed plastic could be yours for a price.

          The movie star

          Harbhajan Singh will soon be seen playing a lead role in a Tamil movie titled Friendship. He posted a teaser for it.

          The touching tribute

          Multan Sultans legspinner Imran Tahir, known for his extravagant wicket celebrations, chose a different way of commemorating a dismissal during the PSL match against the Quetta Gladiators. After having opener Saim Ayub caught at boundary in the eighth over of the innings, Tahir took off his jersey to reveal a shirt with former Pakistan cricketer Tahir Mughal's photo printed on it. Mughal, a first-class allrounder who also coached in Lahore, died in January after being diagnosed with cancer.

          Later in the match, Tahir and Carlos Brathwaite joined in 22-year-old fast bowler Shahnawaz Dhani in his "hang loose" wicket celebration.

          Mar 3

          Michael Vaughan trolls the Ahmedabad pitch

          Former England captain Michael Vaughan, who had slammed the pitch for third Test, in Ahmedabad, as "poor" and called India's ten-wicket win a "shallow victory", takes another dig at it as India and England get ready to play the final Test, also in Ahmedabad. Hm, think Rohit Sharma and Che Pujara could bat on this all day?

          The fave

          We at ESPNcricinfo Buzz 100% endorse Hasan Ali's tweet!

          Skittled!

          Smriti Mandhana shows that bowling the right way is just too easy.

          The cover-up

          Yuvraj Singh and Sachin Tendulkar are taking no chances as they arrive in Raipur for the Road Safety Series.

          The big hits

          Chris Gayle is back in the maroon. West Indies fans, time to put on the hard hats.

          The recovery

          England seamer Kate Cross remembers the day last year when she tore her ligaments after stepping on a boundary sponge during warm-up ahead of a T20 World Cup match in Sydney.

          Playing with injury

          If you were impressed with Cheteshwar Pujara batting on after being struck all over his body at the Gabba in January, take a look at David Warner's young daughter playing tennis with a broken hand.

          The student

          Whoa! Cricketer by day and swotter by night - Lizelle Lee has our sympathies.

          Mar 2

          The crowd support

          Oh the drama! Mohammad Amir gets the Karachi crowd pumped up and then dismisses Joe Denly for a first-ball duck.

          The shoulder shimmy

          Kerala's players celebrate their entry into the Vijay Hazare quarter-finals with some nifty moves.

          The gesture

          Karachi Kings' Imad Wasim and Multan Sultans' Chris Lynn present team caps to a young fan fighting cancer.

          The throwback

          Kemar Roach relives his 2011 World Cup hat-trick against Netherlands.

          Impressing Sachin

          A genius meets another genius?

          Mar 1

          Rohit Sharma wonders what the fourth Test pitch will be like

          Rohit Sharma dreams about being the top scorer in Ahmedabad all over again.

          Bat art

          Bat sticker and bat design nerds, this one's for you.

          One more round

          Ravi Shastri is here for all your booze-filled jokes.

          The run machine

          Amy Satterthwaite goes up to second on New Zealand's list of highest run-getters in women's ODIs. She's eighth on the overall list.

          The hangout

          India's players enjoy extra days of relaxation after wrapping up the third Test against England inside two days.