Former South African explosive batsman Herschelle Gibbs has decided to auction his historic innings bat to contribute to the ongoing war against the coronavirus epidemic. Gibbs will auction his historic bat with which he played an explosive innings of 175 runs against Australia in 2006. On the basis of this innings, South Africa successfully chased the target of record 438 runs from Australia and won the match.

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Gibbs, 46, played a record innings 14 years ago on March 12, 2006. South Africa had named that thrilling match with one wicket remaining with one ball remaining. Gibbs said on Twitter, "Supersport is showing the match in which we won the match by scoring 438 runs. The bat I used in that match, I will auction it for the Covid-19 fund. "

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Mickey Arthur, who was the coach of the South African cricket team during that record innings, tweeted and appreciated Gibbs' move. Arthur responded to Gibbs' tweet by saying, "Great job Herschel. It should be praised."

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