Liam Livingston scored 28 runs in one over of Mitchell Starc.
The fourth match of the 5-match ODI series is being played between England and Australia at the historic Lord’s ground in London, in which the England team, batting first, scored 312 for the loss of 5 wickets in this match of 39 overs despite the interruption of rain. Succeeded in making a big score of runs. The last over of England’s innings was the most exciting in which Liam Livingston scored 28 runs in 6 balls against Mitchell Starc. With this, he completely deflated the most expensive player in IPL history. By giving away 28 runs, Starc also registered an embarrassing record in his name in ODI cricket.
Livingston hit 4 sixes and a four in Starc’s over.
Mitchell Starc was given the responsibility of bowling the last over of the innings by the Australian captain, in which on the first ball, Livingston played a shot towards long on and hit the ball for a six. After this, Starc did not give any runs on the second ball. On the third ball of the over, Livingston hit him for a six towards deep square leg. When the fourth ball was a full toss, Livingston played a shot towards long off and the ball again went for a six. On the fifth ball also, six runs were scored and on the last ball, Livingston scored four runs by playing a shot towards backward point, with which a total of 28 runs came in this over. While this was the most expensive over of Mitchell Starc’s ODI career so far, it was also the most expensive over of an Australian player in ODI history.
Starc gave a total of 70 runs in the match
In this match, there was a very poor bowling performance from Mitchell Starc in which he gave a total of 70 runs in his 8 overs, but he could not manage to take even a single wicket. Apart from Starc, the performance of other Australian bowlers in this match was also not as expected, in which Adam Zampa gave 66 runs and Sean Abbott also gave 62 runs.
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