24
Aug
Bangladesh pacer Shoriful Islam created history during the second Test against Australia on Sunday, even as his side suffered a comprehensive defeat in Mackay. Shoriful delivered a sensational spell, taking 7 wickets for 48 runs in 15 overs. With this performance, he became the first left-arm fast bowler in 140 years to claim seven wickets in a Test innings against Australia. The previous left-arm pacer to achieve the feat was England’s Dick Barlow, who returned figures of 7/44 against Australia in Manchester in 1886. The best-ever bowling figures against Australia in Test cricket remain with England’s Jim Laker, who took…
