North India Statesman
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Embarrassing cricket record: Records are made and broken every day in the cricket world. It is very difficult to remember some records. A stunning scorecard is going to be seen in the sports world in this regard. A club team in England was dismissed for just 2 runs and had to return home. The entire team of Richmond Cricket Club Fourth XI returned to the pavilion during a match of the Middlesex County Cricket League being played in England and set a shameful record.
Batting first, mountain of 426 runs
Richmond’s team won the toss and decided to bowl first. Batting first, the North London Cricket Club scored 426 runs in 45 overs at the loss of 6 wickets. Opener Dan Simmons played a brilliant innings of 140 runs for North London. Apart from him, Nabil Abrahams scored 42, Jack Lewit 43, Robert Rexwarthi 36 and Jacob Matagic scored 36 runs. During this, the North London Club also scored 92 runs for additional runs. Richmond’s bowlers threw several wide and no balls.
The entire team is on par on 2 runs.
Chasing a huge target of 426 runs, the entire team of Richmond Cricket Club Fourth XI was dismissed in just 34 balls. 10 batsmen came out to bat and only one batsman could open his account. Matt Rawson, who came to handle the new ball with him, performed a miracle and dismissed 5 batsmen without giving a single run. Eight batsmen of Richmond Club were dismissed without opening an account. In addition to Petrifi, Rafiqul Haq, who came to bat at number nine, remained unbeaten without scoring a single run.
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‘Yeh’ giants have also played for this club.
The history of Richmond Cricket Club is very old and glorious. This club was established in 1862. The club is also the home ground of the English County Team Midlsex, where they play their Twenty20 matches. Not only this, Jani, who recently came out of this club, has now become an important part of Warvikashire County Cricket Club. The identity of this club is also special because Australia’s great wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Gilchrist has also played here.
