Ollie Robinson conceded 43 runs: At present, while the excitement of the ninth edition of the T20 World Cup continues on the soil of America and West Indies, the County Championship played at the domestic level in England is also going on. Meanwhile, a tough competition is also being seen between the domestic teams in Division 2 (County Championship Division 2). The 31st match of the championship is being played between Sussex and Leicestershire. In this match, an embarrassing record was registered in the name of England's fast bowler Ollie Robinson. Robinson is representing Sussex in the tournament and he conceded 43 runs in an over in the fourth innings of the match.

Lewis Kimber thrashed Ollie Robinson fiercely

Actually, this incident happened during the 59th over of Leicestershire's second innings. Lewis Kimber was on strike in this over. Kimber hit a six on the first ball of this over. Robinson bowled the second ball, which was a no ball and Kimber hit a four. The Leicestershire batsman hit a four on the second legal delivery, while a six came on the third ball and a four again on the fourth ball.

The England fast bowler again got a boundary on the fifth ball and the umpire also signaled a no ball. Robinson had to bowl the fifth ball again, on which he got a boundary. The sixth ball was also a no ball and Kimber converted it into a boundary. At the same time, a single came on the last legal ball of the over. Let us tell you that there is a penalty of 2 runs for a no ball in the County Championship. In this way, Robinson conceded a total of 43 runs and this proved to be the most expensive over in County Championship history. At the same time, it was the second most expensive over in first class cricket.

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The shameful record of bowling the most expensive over in first class cricket is registered in the name of New Zealand cricketer Bert Vance. Playing for Wellington in the Shell Trophy played in domestic cricket, he conceded 77 runs in a match against Canterbury.