It was a knock so good that the other team's coach gave Louie the player of the day prize, a Crunchie.
His family have had a big cricket week. On Waitangi Day, they hosted some Black Caps in the backyard to play a Campbell Live selection.
The chalkboard is still up on the family fence recording a win for Daniel Vettori, Martin Guptill, Grant Elliott, and the McCullum brothers, who played with the Chandulal brothers Louie, Samson, 11, and 5-year-old Charlie.
And on Saturday night, the boys went to the T20 match between England and New Zealand.
The brothers were out in their backyard again yesterday. Nadia Olla, 13, sat on their fence ready to chase down any stray shots that made it over to her house.
The boys' mother, Natalie, says cricket is a religion in the household.
"To do 12 sixes and eight in a roll, my husband's sitting there going, 'Oh good on ya, Louie, there's one, oh number two, that's good. By three we're going 'Oh heck,' and he just kept on. He's a very talented little boy but it's nothing to do with us, trust me; he just gets out there and hits the ball."
Louie reckons one day he and Samson may end up playing in the country's top team.
Until then he's going to keep practising. "You've got to keep your eye on the ball."