The Indian all-rounder, Washington Sundar bowled a magical off-spinning delivery in the ongoing County Championship match between Lancashire and Kent. Jordan Cox was the victim of Sundar as the batter failed to read drift in the delivery and the ball turned square from the rough created on the pitch. Sundar had a dream start as he managed to scalp four wickets and helped his side to get in a strong position against Northamptonshire.
The incident took place in the 32nd over of the 4th innings on the final day of the game. Washington Sundar managed to scalp a couple of wickets in 13 overs he bowled, out of which 14 were maiden. The right-arm spinner bowled with excellent control over his line and lengths and did not let any opposition batters dominate against him.
Here is the video of the wicket taken by Washington Sundar:
That is an incredible delivery from @Sundarwashi5 😲#LVCountyChamp pic.twitter.com/rLyMvMmI9l
— Vitality County Championship (@CountyChamp) July 28, 2022
Earlier in the game, on Day 3, After building a considerable first-innings lead over Lancashire, Kent was standing at the top of a thrilling second day of LV Insurance Divison. Lancashire was clear about their intentions to play on a pitch that was used recently for England’s one-day international match with India.
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However, their decision went wrong as they were restricted to just 145 runs in a morning session. The day started with the news that Kent skipper Sam Billings had tested positive for Covid and Ollie Robinson replaced him behind the stumps with Leaning taking over the captaincy.
In reply to Lancashire’s 145, half-centuries from Joe Denly, Jack Leaning and Grant Stewart helped the visitors to get to 270.
Brief scores:
Lancashire: 145 (Henry 5-45, Saini 3-63) and 436 for 9 lead Kent 270 (Leaning 90, Stewart 64, Denly 59, Bailey 6-64) and 127/9 by 184 runs
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Lancashire (Playing XI): Keaton Jennings, Luke Wells, Josh Bohannon, Steven Croft (c), Rob Jones, Washington Sundar, George Lavelle (wk), Luke Wood, Tom Bailey, Will Williams, Jack Morley
Kent (Playing XI): Ben Compton, Zak Crawley, Daniel Bell-Drummond, Joe Denly, Jack Leaning (c), Jordan Cox, Oliver Robinson (wk), Grant Stewart, Matt Henry, Navdeep Saini, Nathan Gilchrist
