Malcolm Marshall was feared around the world for his fiery pace, but in this unforgettable knock, he showed that he could wield the bat with just as much venom. In the 4th Match at Sharjah, October 16, 1989, the West Indies were in trouble when Marshall stepped up, smashing a quick 40 off 47 balls, including 2 fours and 2 massive sixes.<br /><br />One of those sixes came off none other than Kris Srikkanth—an iconic shot that sent the crowd into a roar. This innings wasn’t just about runs—it was about character, composure, and the ability to fight back when the team needed it most.<br /><br />Across his ODI career, Malcolm Marshall played 136 matches, scoring 955 runs at an average of 14.92 and a strike rate of 76.6, with a highest score of 66. With the ball, he took 157 wickets at an impressive average of 26.96, delivering his best figures of 4 for 18.<br /><br />This video celebrates a true cricketing legend—deadly with the ball, and more than capable with the bat. Watch now and relive a special moment from Sharjah ’89! 🏏🔥<br /><br />Hashtags<br />#MalcolmMarshall #Sharjah1989 #WestIndiesCricket #CricketLegends #ODICricket #CricketHistory #SharjahCup #CricketHighlights #CricketVideo #Windies
