5 wicket hall on the lowest balls in Test cricket …, Mitchell Starc breaks world record

Mitchell Starc made a world record in the third Test, he made a record of halling five wickets in the lowest balls in Test cricket. Earlier this record was named after Arni Toshack, who took 5 wickets in 19 balls against the Indian team in 1947. Now 78 years later, Stark broke this record.

In the third Test, the West Indies had a target of 204 runs to win, but the entire team collapsed for 27 runs. This is the second smallest score in the history of Test cricket. 7 Windies batsmen could not even open the account, Mitchell Starc took 6 and Sakot Bolland took 3 wickets. 1 wicket was named after Josh Hazlewood.

Mitchell Starc set world record

Stark took 3 wickets in the first over, dismissed John Campbell (0) on the very first ball. On the fifth ball, Kevalan Elston Anderson (0) went on and Brandon King (0) off the last ball. After this, in the fifth over, he set this record by sending Micile Lewis (4) and Shai Hope (2) to the pavilion.

He completed his 5 wickets in 15 balls, this is the fastest five wicket hall in cricket history. Earlier, this record was the name of Arni Toshack of Australia. He took 5 wickets in 19 balls in 1947. In 2015, Stuart Broad and Sakot Bolland equaled this record but could not break it.

The shortest score in Test cricket

• 26- New Zealand (vs England)- 1955
• 27- West Indies (vs Australia)- 2025
• 30- South Africa (vs England)- 1896
• 30- South Africa (vs England)- 1924

Australia tops the world test championship points table

The cycle has also started well for the Australia cricket team, which reached the finals of the last 2 cycles, defeated West Indies 3–0 in the first Test series. After winning 3 Tests, Australia is number one in the WTC points table. England are second in the table, which defeated India by 22 runs in the third Test at Lord’s. Sri Lanka cricket team is at number three, who has won 1 of 2 Tests and played 1 Test draw. Team India is at number four in the list.