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Harry Brook smashes 27 runs in one over: In the first Test match against Pakistan, the England team batting first scored 657 runs in the first innings. For England, young batsman Harry Brook hit 153 runs in 116 balls while playing a brilliant inning. In his innings, he hit 19 fours and 5 sixes. The special thing was that on the second day of the Test match, he scored 27 runs in one over on the bowling of Pakistan bowler Zahid Mahmood. Earlier, he had hit 6 consecutive fours in Saud Shakeel’s over on the first day.
Brook equals Afridi’s record
England batsman Harry Brook did this feat in the 83rd over on the second day of the first Test. He welcomed Zahid Mahmood, who came to bowl against Brooke, with a six. After this, Brook hit three consecutive fours off Mahmood’s ball. Brooke’s bat did not stop here, after this he scored 27 runs in this over by hitting two consecutive sixes in the last two balls of the over.
Prior to Brooke, former Pakistan all-rounder Shahidi Afridi has done this feat. He scored 27 runs in an over against Harbhajan Singh in the 2005–06 series against India. Afridi did this work at Lahore Cricket Stadium, whereas Brooke has done this feat in Rawalpindi.
Bumrah’s name is recorded in the world record
Let us tell you that the world record of scoring the most runs in an over in Test cricket is recorded in the name of India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah. He scored 35 runs in one over against England’s veteran fast bowler Chris Broad. Broad is the only bowler against whom Yuvraj Singh hit 6 consecutive sixes in an over in T20 World Cup 2007.
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