After winning the first test against West Indies in a one-sided manner, the England team has now made a big record. In the Nottingham Test, England's batsmen did something that has happened for the first time in the 147-year history of Test cricket. Actually, the England team crossed the 50-run mark in just 4.2 overs against West Indies, which is a world record. Earlier this record was in the name of England. This team had crossed the fifty-run mark in 4.3 overs against South Africa in 1994, but now after 30 years, this team has improved its own record.

Record made on the strength of Duckett

England had a very bad start in the Nottingham Test. The team lost its first wicket on the third ball of the first over. Crowley was out on 0. But after this, Ben Duckett along with Ollie Pope took the team's score past fifty in the next 23 balls. Ben Duckett scored a half-century in just 32 balls, which is his fastest Test fifty. This player batted rapidly and shared a 106-run partnership with Ollie Pope. Ben Duckett was dismissed after scoring 71 runs in 59 balls. His wicket was taken by Shamar Joseph. A total of 14 fours came off Duckett's bat. (News is being updated)