Gurnoor Brar enters unwanted record books with nightmare spell at Lord's
Indian cricketer Gurnoor Brar set an unwanted record for the most expensive bowling figures in the history of ODI matches at Lord's. His performance contributed to England posting a record-breaking total of 387 runs in the third match of the series.
Why it matters
This highlights a significant statistical milestone in international cricket and underscores the challenges faced by India's pace attack in the absence of key players.
India pacer Gurnoor Brar endured a difficult outing at Lord's on Sunday, registering the most expensive bowling figures by any bowler in the venue's ODI history during the series-deciding third match against England. The right-arm seamer finished with figures of 0 for 97 from his 10 overs as England piled up 387 for 3, eclipsing the previous unwanted Lord's record held by former India all-rounder Karsan Ghavri, who conceded 81 runs in 11 overs against England in 1975. Brar's spell also entered India's record books.
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