Moin Ali Of England Scored Three Sixes Off Three Balls

Moin Ali hit for three consecutive sixes in Test cricket after 87 years. England cricket team lost to Team India by a margin of 317 runs in the second Test match played in Chennai.

But in the last moments of this match, England all-rounder Moin Ali batted brilliantly and the cricket fans were fiercely entertained. England’s team had a big target of 482 runs to win in the second innings.

The team was dismissed for 164 in which Moin Ali scored 43 runs with the help of 5 sixes and 3 fours in 18 balls and his strike rate was 238.89. Belonged to Everyone was surprised to see Moin Ali’s batting.

Moin scored three sixes off three balls after 87 years for England in Tests

Moin’s 5 sixes in his innings included three consecutive sixes in three balls. He did this on the fourth, fifth, and sixth balls of the 52nd over of the second innings.

These overs were bowled by Kuldeep Yadav and it seemed that Moin might be playing T20 cricket. Not only this, after 87 years of Test cricket for England, a batsman has done wonders for 3 sixes in three consecutive balls.

In 1933, Hammond did such a great job for England before Moin Ali. At the same time, Moin became the second batsman to do these wonders for England.

England batsmen who hit three consecutive sixes in Test cricket-

Wally Hammond- (1933)

Moin Ali- (2021)

Team India gave the biggest pain to Root, biggest defeat on Asian soil

England team lost second Test match by 317 runs to Team India. After this defeat, both teams have come one on one in the four-match Test series. Moin Ali took a total of 8 wickets in the second Test match, while Indian spinners also bowled brilliantly.

Under the leadership of Joe Root, the England team suffered a major defeat in the second Test match played in Chennai.

The way the England team beat India in the first Test match, it was not possible that this team would be able to kneel so quickly, but it happened and Joe lost to Root by 317 runs.

After this defeat, a very embarrassing record was also registered in the name of Joe Root.