There is a world record in the cricket world, which is impossible to break. This world record is immortal in the cricket world for 19 years. A night watchman in Test cricket comes to batting when the batting team wants to save the wicket of the main batsman in view of the end of the day’s end. There was also a night watchman who has also scored a double century in Test cricket. On 19 April 2006, during a Test match against Bangladesh in Chittagong, Australia’s fast bowler Jason Glippi scored an unbeaten 201 runs as a night watchman.

This Maharikord is immortal!

In the cricket world, Jason Glippy is the only cricketer who has done a historic act of scoring a double century in Test cricket as a night watchman. It has been 19 years, but this unique Maharikord of Jason Glippy has not broken any cricketer in the world. In future also, it will be impossible for a night watchman to score a double century in Test cricket. In such a situation, it seems impossible to break this Maharikord of Jason Glippy. Jason Glippy made this Maharikord on his birthday on the day of coincidence.

Breaking this record is equal to impossible

On 19 April 2006, former Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespi scored the biggest personal score in the Test format as a night-conductman in international cricket. Jason Gilespie created history against Bangladesh on 19 April 2006 by scoring a double century as a night-watchman on the fourth day of the Chittagong Test match. Jason Gillespi played an unbeaten 201 runs. This innings of Jason Gillespi included 26 fours and 2 sixes. On April 19, Jason Gillespi achieved this major achievement on his birthday. This Test match against Bangladesh was also the last match of Jason Gillespie’s International Career.

Gillespie landed instead of Ponting

Australia piled Bangladesh for 197 runs in the first innings in this match. After this, the Australian team, who came out to bat, lost the wicket of Matthew Hayden just before the first day’s play was over. Captain Ricky Ponting was to come to bat after this, but it did not happen. Instead of Ricky Ponting, Jason Gillespi landed for batting on number-3, that too as a night watchman. Jason Gillespi then performed his magnificent batting talent and kept the Bangladesh bowlers blowing.

201 runs crashed after facing 425 balls

Jason Gillespi faced a total of 425 balls to play an unbeaten 201 run innings. Jason Gillespi also hit 26 fours and 2 sixes. Michael Hussey also scored 182 runs with Jason Gillespi and Australia’s score to 581/4. Australia took a lead of 384 runs on the basis of first innings and then decided to declare the innings. After this, the bowlers of Australia piled hosts Bangladesh for 304 runs in the second innings and won the match innings and 80 runs. In addition to scoring 201 runs in the match, Jason Gillespie was also successful in taking 3 wickets. All these wickets of Jason Gillespi came in the first innings of the match. Jason Gillespi has played 71 Tests, 97 ODIs and 1 T20 matches for Australia. Jason Gillespi finished his international career with 259 wickets in Test format, while he took 142 wickets in ODIs and 1 wicket in T20I.