Harry Brook has also hit 6 fours in one over, taught a lesson to the English pacer

New Delhi. The bowling of Pakistan cricket team is considered to be the most powerful in the world. The England team entered his house and thrashed his bowlers in such a way that made a new record in Test cricket. In one day, the England team did a wonderful job of scoring 500 runs. Which had never happened before in the history of Test cricket. In this match, England’s Harry Brook hit 6 fours in 1 over of Saud Shakeel. Similarly the Indian veteran had done something similar against England 40 years ago.

Harry Brook did wonders by hitting 6 consecutive fours in one over.

On Thursday, December 1, on the first day of the Test match being played in Rawalpindi. England’s Harry Brook did a wonderful job of hitting 6 consecutive fours in an over. By doing this in Test cricket, he got his name registered in the pages of history. Indian veteran Sandeep Patil had done this historic feat against the England team in the year 1982. This veteran played an unbeaten inning of 129 runs on 196 balls with the help of 18 fours and 2 sixes.

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Patil had given class to the English bowler

The Test match played between India and England in Manchester from 24 to 28 June 1982 was a draw. But even after that it is always remembered. The reason for this is Sandeep Patil. This Indian batsman had scored a century by coming at number seven. During the innings of 129 runs, English bowler Ball Wills scored 6 fours in the over. Although these fours were not consecutive because the fourth ball was a dot. But there was 1 no ball in the over on which Patil hit a four. A total of 6 fours scored in the over.

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6 consecutive fours in an over of a Test match

In the year 2001, Pakistan’s Younis Khan hit by New Zealand’s Craig McMillan for 6 fours in 6 consecutive balls. No, in the year 2003. Brian Lara of West Indies hit Robin Pietersen of South Africa for 6 fours in 6 balls. In 2004, West Indies explosive opener Chris Gayle scored 6 consecutive fours against England’s Matthew Hoggard. Former Sri Lankan opener Sanath Jayasuriya did something similar in 2007 in the over of England’s James Anderson.