England's Ollie Robinson concedes County Championship record 43 runs in over for Sussex vs Leicestershire

England bowler Ollie Robinson conceded a County Championship-record 43 runs in an over while playing for Sussex against Leicestershire at Hove.

Robinson was taken for six fours and two sixes by Louis Kimber, with three boundaries coming off no-balls, in an eye-wateringly expensive nine-ball over in which he also shipped a single. Earlier in the week, England spinner Shoaib Bashir - who is currently on loan at Worcestershire from Somerset - conceded 38 runs in an over against Surrey, including five Dan Lawrence sixes.

But Robinson now has the unwanted record outright after being taken apart by Leicestershire batter Kimber, who clinched a 62-ball century during the carnage having begun the over 72 not out from 56 deliveries.

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