Kevin O'Brien smashes his own car window with a massive six

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Kevin O'Brien smashes his own car window with a massive six

Last Updated : 28 Aug 2020 05:08:06 PM IST

Kevin O'Brien smashes own car windscreen

Ireland batsman Kevin O'Brien recently smashed a monstrous six into his own car window during a domestic T20 match played in Dublin.

On Thursday, O'Brien scored eight gigantic sixes during a brilliant knock of 82 which came in just 37 balls while he played for Leinster Lightning against North-West Warriors. However, one of those sixes smashed the window of his own vehicle which was parked in an adjoining car-parking area.

"KEVIN O'BRIEN SMASHES SIX...and his own car window. Seriously," Cricket Ireland said in a tweet along with a picture of the vehicle.

📸: KEVIN O’BRIEN SMASHES SIX...

...and his own car window. Seriously.#IP2020 | @TestTriangle ☘️🏏 pic.twitter.com/dKbfDRHrjY
— Cricket Ireland (@Irelandcricket) August 27, 2020

Toyota Long Mile also tweeted: "Our SMASHING Brand Ambassador was straight in to us here Toyota Long Mile after his Man of the Match performance today for Leinster where one of his big hits managed to do this to his own back window!! Don't worry Kevin O'Brien we'll get it fixed up as good as new!!"

To this, the big-hitting all-rounder replied: "Didn't need the air-con on the drive up to you lads. Unreal service once again. Never fails to disappoint. I'll park further away next time."

The 36-year-old, however, had the consolation of helping Leinster secure a victory. He has so far played three Tests, 148 ODIs and 96 T20Is for Ireland in which he has scored 258, 3592 and 1672 runs respectively.