England fast bowler Ollie Robinson is hit for 43 runs in the most expensive over in the history of the County Championship.
England fast bowler Ollie Robinson was hit for 43 runs in the most expensive over in the history of the County Championship.
Sussex’s Robinson was struck for five sixes - three of which were off no-balls - three fours and a single by Leicestershire's Louis Kimber in the fourth and final day of their Division Two match on Wednesday. It is believed to be the most expensive over ever in all first-class cricket when there was no compliance from the bowler .
Kimber's feat is comfortably the most runs scored by a batter in one over of English first-class cricket.Robinson is hoping to play a significant role for England men’s Test side this summer, particularly following the retirement of Jimmy Anderson.Go behind the scenes at the Glastonbury Festival'I would always feel...
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