Watch - 6, 6, 4, 6, 4, 6, 4, 6, 1: England Star Bowler Concedes 43 In Over. It's Not The Costliest

England cricket team bowler Ollie Robinson has hit a new low. In a County Championship Division Two match, the Sussex bowler was hit for five sixes - three of which were off no-balls, three fours and a single by Leicestershire's Louis Kimber in the fourth and final day of their match on Wednesday. This is the second most runs conceded in an over. The record of most runs conceded in an over is held by Robert Vance - 77 runs - Wellington vs Canterbury (1989-90).

Robinson conceded with a six off the first ball. The second delivery was a no ball and was hit for a six too. The next three deliveries were hit for 4, 6, 4. The fifth delivery was a no-ball and was hit for his. The next legal delivery was hit for four. he again bowled a no-ball which was hit for six again. The last ball was some respite as he was hit for a single. 

Ollie Robinson has so far played 20 Tests for England taking 76 wickets. 

LOUIS KIMBER HAS TAKEN 43 OFF AN OVER pic.twitter.com/kQ4cLUhKN9

Meanwhile, England is preparing for the T20 World Cup semi-final against India on Thursday. Former England skipper and cricket pundit Nasser Hussain lavished praise on Indian skipper Rohit Sharma for his explosive knock in the ICC T20 World Cup match against Australia, calling the innings "brutal elegance at its best". During the Men in Blue's final Super Eights match against Australia, the Indian skipper was on a mission mode to exorcise the demons of the 50-over World Cup final loss on November 19 last year at home against Australia, as he pummeled Australia's feared bowling line-up of Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, etc into submission with a 41-ball 92, consisting of seven fours and eight sixes. Key highlights of his knock were smashing Starc for 29 runs