The match against Australia in which Venkatapathy Raju and Javagal Srinath scored five runs off one ball.
An unusual and rare incident took place on the fourth day of the only Test between Ireland and Zimbabwe.
Lorcan Tucker and Andy McBrine of the Irish hit five-fors at the end of the second innings, creating a lot of buzz on social media.
tle -->The video of this unusual feat quickly went viral, reminding cricket fans of a similar incident in 1992.
32 years ago, in the match between India and Australia at the Adelaide Oval, Indian batsmen number 10 and 11 Venkatapathy Raju and Javagal Srinath came out on the field again and delighted the spectators.
Again. In the last match between Ireland and Zimbabwe, Ireland were chasing a target of 158 runs but managed to record a miserable 5/21 in six overs. Tucker (56) and McBrine (55*) combined to take Ireland to victory.
In the 18th over, McBrien hit Zimbabwean left-hander Richard Ngalaba over covers for a rare five-run. Zimbabwe’s Tendai Chatala chased the ball and managed to stop it just before the rope.
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Despite their best efforts, Tucker and McBrien did some excellent running between the wickets to complete a five-run partnership. This exceptional performance contributed greatly to Ireland’s comeback and eventual four-wicket win, with McBrien remaining unbeaten on 55.
When Venkatapathy Raju and Javagal Srinath ran five runs off one ball against Australia in Adelaide
The viral video of the incident reminds us of the India-Australia match that took place at the Adelaide Oval in 1992.
In India’s first innings, Srinath asked Australian pacer Craig McDermott to bowl a fast ball.
Allan Border, playing in the midfield, dribbled the ball towards the boundary. The boundaries were reached but Indian openers Raju and Srinath conceded five runs, a rare feat in cricket history.
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The re-surfacing of these videos has created a stir on social media with fans and analysts reminiscing these amazing moments.
These events, spanning decades, highlight the spirit of cricket and the unforgettable moments that make millions around the world love the game.
