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Stuart Broad sent down the most expensive over in Test history as India piled on tail-end runs at Edgbaston.
England pacer Stuart Broad on Saturday bowled the most expensive over in Test cricket as he gave away 35 runs in the ongoing match against India at Edgbaston, Birmingham. 29 runs came from the bat from the bat of India stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah while the rest were extras. As a result, Broad broke the record of South Africa spinner Robin Peterson as he ended up giving away 28 runs against West Indies in 2003.
Stuart Broad dismissed Mohammed Shami to become only the third pacer and sixth bowler overall to take 550 wickets in the longest format. But his joy was short-lived as he also became the holder of the most expensive over bowled in the history of Test cricket. The England bowler conceded 35 runs as Bumrah took a liking to the England fast bowler. The previous most expensive over in Test history went for 28 runs. Virat Kohli and other Indian players were seen having a gala time as Bumrah tore into Broad at Edgbaston.
BIRMINGHAM, England : England seamer Stuart Broad conceded 35 runs in one over, the most expensive in test history, as India tailender Jasprit Bumrah cut loose on day two of the fifth test at Edgbaston on Saturday.
BIRMINGHAM, England : England lost opener Alex Lees early in their reply to India's first-innings of 416 on day two of the rearranged fifth test at Edgbaston on Saturday.
Stuart Broad sent down the most expensive over in Test history as India piled on tail-end runs at Edgbaston.