cricket records

Friends, today we are going to tell you about such a cricket records which you will hardly know. Records are often made and broken in the game of cricket. But what if a record is made in the game of cricket which has always been considered impossible?

         
        Yes, something similar has happened this time too and this has happened in the country that gave birth to cricket i.e. England where a cricketer has taken hat-trick not once but twice in a single over. That is, he has made an almost impossible-looking record of taking six wickets in six balls, so see our report to know where, when, how and who made this impossible-looking record.

You must have heard about the exploits of three wickets in three balls in a cricket match, four wickets in four balls, but what if a bowler achieves an almost impossible feat like taking not only five wickets in five balls but also six wickets in six balls? But believe it has happened and the cricketer who has achieved this feat overnight in the whole world has also become a star. In fact, this unique incident has come to the fore in an Under-12 level club cricket match played in England, where a 112-year-old bowler named Oliver Whitehouse has created history.

                   Oliver made this record while playing for Bromsgrove Cricket Cup in a club match. Oliver took six wickets in six balls while bowling spin in the match. In the match, Oliver bowled only two overs and took eight eight wickets for the opposing team and Lever is a left-arm spin bowler and the all-over bowling in the match was such that none of the batsmen of the opposing team scored a single run against him. Could or not and liver transplants were done. Both overs were maiden wickets. Due to the bowling of all over, his club registered a big win in this match played in T20 format. Significantly, the first Test match of the Ashes series between Australia and England teams has started in England since Friday, but this achievement of Liver has made him a star like any international cricketers from BBC to social media. 

                 Let us tell you that Liver's family has also been associated with sports and Liver's grandmother has also been an international level tennis player and Liver's grandmother and Johnson won the prestigious Grand Slam Wimbledon of tennis in 1969.