Strange record recorded in the name of Kiwi bowler, bowled 11 overs in ODI cricket

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand (NZ -W vs SL-W) women’s team match was played on Friday. This match was named after the Kiwi team. But during this match a strange incident happened which had not happened till date in ODI cricket. Actually, Kiwi bowler Eden Carson bowled 11 overs in his spell. Many people will be surprised to read this, but it is true. According to the rules of ODI cricket, a bowler can bowl for a maximum of 10 overs but Eden Carson surprised everyone by making an extra over in this series by making a strange record (Eden Carson Record). Please tell that this over of Carson actually became a miss calculation of the umpire. However, his over did not have much impact on the match and New Zealand defeated the Sri Lankan team by a huge margin of 111 runs.

Carson had completed his 10 overs by the 45th over of the Sri Lankan innings. In this, along with opener Harshita Samarvikrama, he also took the important wicket of Kavisha Dilhari. Along with this, he also spent 40 runs. Despite exhausting his quota, Carson continued to bowl from one end and was not stopped by the umpire. In this extra over, he also spent one run with 5 dot balls. In this way, he got 2 wickets by spending 41 runs in his spell in 11 overs.

Currently, a three-match ODI series is being played between Sri Lanka vs New Zealand under the ICC Women’s Championship. In the second ODI, the Kiwi team batting first, Captain Sophie Devine scored 137 runs and Amelia Kerr scored 108 runs. And in the end the match was named after him.

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