England's hard-hitting batsman Liam Livingstone, has hit one of the biggest sixes in cricket history.
Batting during England's T20 win over Pakistan in Leeds on Monday (NZ time), Livingstone hit a line drive out of Headingley off bowler Haris Rauf.
The right-hander was coming off the fastest T20 century by an England batsman in the first game, and continued his fine form in Leeds.
Livingstone smashed three sixes and two four in a 23-ball 39 as the hosts set Pakistan 201 for a 2-0 series lead.
The 27-year-old saved his best six for last, dispatching Rauf over his head, clearing more than 120 metres.
Liam Livingstone has quite simply just hit the biggest six seemingly ever during England's T20 game with Pakistan at Headingley in Leeds.
The connection was so sweet, the ball flew over the stadium, much to the delight of the commentary team and the fans in attendance.
England won by 45 runs with Saqib Mahmood taking 3/33 after stand-in skipper Jos Buttler scored 59 from 39 balls.
