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IND v SL: Cricketers Who Bowled Three No Balls In An Over

ND v SL: Cricketers Who Bowled Three No Balls In An Over: Fast bowlers bowling no-ball is something we expect, but three no-balls in a row hints in a different direction! I guess no other bowler had bowled three no balls in an over. Pakistan cricket at the time of fixing used to ball one or two no-balls I guess, but here! No balls disrupt the flow of the game and allow the batting team to score runs that they would not otherwise have scored. Moreover, they can also give the batting team a psychological advantage, as they know they will not lose a wicket when the bowler bowls a no-ball.

Cricketers Who Bowled Three No Balls In An Over

Curtly Ambrose

Curtly Ambrose, one of the finest cricketers in the history of world cricket, has single-handedly dominated world cricket the way no one had before. The West Indian legend had broken several records and also created history with his fierce spells. You may have seen his breathtaking stats but did you know Ambrose is one of few bowlers who had bowled nine no balls in an over? Yes, Ambrose bowled 15 deliveries in one over during a Test match against Australia in Perth in 1997, registering the second-longest over in international Test cricket. The bowler gave up as many as nine no-balls before delivering six more no-balls in the subsequent over.

Mohammad Shami

Shami is indeed one of the finest cricketers the world has ever witnessed. There was a time when Shami was considered the backbone of Indian cricket, but things are different now—not going off topic-Shami at his peak playing against Bangladesh at the Asia Cup. He had bowled seven wides and four no-balls for 22 runs in all.

Arshdeep Singh

Arshdeep against Sri Lanka had bowled three no-balls in an over spending 19 runs in an over. The left arm pacer had performed wonders in his previous tours but this is a sort of record he would love to forget. 

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