6 wickets in 8 balls … two hat -trick in two overs! Kishore seeker created a historical miracle of club cricket

Everyday new records are made in cricket, but the Karisma which was done by Kishore Kumar seeker of Indian origin in England, will probably not be repeated for years. In a match of Two County Championship Division Six, Kishore has created history by taking two hat -trick in two consecutive overs in a single match. He took 6 wickets in just 8 balls, with 5 bold and 1 caught out. On the basis of his brilliant bowling, Kishore won his team Ipswich and Colchester Cricket Club.

Kishore has done such an act

In this match played against the Kesagrev Cricket Club on 5 July, Kishore threw 6 overs and in this spell, he took 6 wickets for just 21 runs. His spell club was worth it to be recorded in the history of cricket. The most important thing is that he took a hat -trick from the last three balls of his fourth over, after that he took another hat -trick on the third, fourth and fifth ball of his next, ie the third, fourth and fifth ball of the fifth over.

During this, he bowled five batsmen cleanly and caught a batsman. Five of the six batsmen who became his victim were dismissed without opening an account.

BAlso performed with a lal

Kesagrev’s team batted first and gave Epswich and Colchoster Cricket Club a target of 139 runs. Kishore also helped to win his team with the bat. He scored an unbeaten 14 runs, including two fours and a six. His team achieved this target in just 21 overs and won the match by 7 wickets.

Apart from bowling and batting, Kishore did not lag behind in fielding. He also played an important role in running out a batsman Jaskaran Singh, making his all -round performance even more impressive.

“I was flying in the sky …”

After the match, the teenager said during the conversation at the show ‘Around the Wicket’ by BBC Essex, “When I saw that the batsman was out, I was really feeling myself flying in the sky. So many phone calls came that I could not believe. After the match, we all went to a restaurant, food and drinks, no time Will forget. “

However, even after this historic performance, the teenagers are not relaxed about their place in the team. He said, “There are many best players in the team. So I cannot say that I am the first choice in playing XI. I am definitely a contender, but still not a place.”

Why the teenager’s record is special?

In the history of cricket, two hat -tricks have been taken in the same match before this. In 2017, Mitchell Starc did this feat against South Africa in the Sheffield Shield match and in 1912, but the difference is that both of his hat-tricks were taken in two different innings. Whereas Kishore has taken two hat -tricks in two consecutive overs in a single innings and has made a unique and the most different record ever.