Dinesh Karthik on his sports NFT: ‘I wanted fans to relive the moment around my last-ball six’
The Hindu
Cricketer Dinesh Karthik has captured the emotion behind his last-ball six against Bangladesh through digital art NFT
MS Dhoni is known to be a great finisher, having scripted many thrilling last-over wins for India and the Chennai Super Kings.
But there is another finisher who is from the city: . He currently plays for Kolkata in the IPL, but his thrilling last-ball six for India against Bangladesh in 2018’s Nidahas Trophy remains an unforgettable moment in Indian cricket and for fans.
The Chennai-based cricketer has captured that event in the form of India’s first sports NFT (non-fungible token). Titled Six for the Win, the digital art NFT features an animated clip with Dinesh’s voice-over and is available for public auction.
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