New records continue to be made in cricket. Sometimes a batsman creates history with stormy batting, sometimes a bowler makes a record by putting a wicket. However, now two bowlers have done wonders in batting, which has never happened before. These two bowlers made a new record by historic partnership for the 10th wicket. For 22.2 overs, the bowlers of the opposition team continued to yearn for the wicket ahead of these two bowlers, but by the time success was achieved, history had been created. This amazing world Test Championship between Australia and South Africa in the final. Let’s know in detail …

Two bowlers gathered feet at the crease and …

In fact, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood created history on the third day of the World Test Championships being played between South Africa and Australia. Both of them set a new record for the 10th wicket and set a new record. The Australian team was playing their second innings of the match. For 22.2 overs, South African bowler Stark-Hazlewood yearned to break the partnership.

Hazelwood’s wicket got, Stark remains unbeaten

Australia got the 9th shock of the innings as Nathan Lion. Josh Hazlewood came to bat at number 11. South Africa hoped that soon he would end Australia’s innings with another wicket, but the opposite happened. Hazelwood, along with Stark, created history by performing a half -century partnership for the last wicket. There was a 59 -run partnership between the two. During this, Stark also hit a fifty. South Africa got Hazlewood’s wicket after a lot of effort. Hazelwood was dismissed for 17 runs with two fours. Stark returned unbeaten after scoring 58 runs. He hit 5 fours.

Stark-Hazelwood created history

In fact, this partnership for the 10th wicket between Stark-Hazlewood is the biggest partnership for this wicket in ICC Finals. The pair added 59 runs for the last wicket to bring their team’s lead to 281 runs in the second innings, making Australia a target of 282 runs to win the final match to South Africa.

ICC 5 biggest partnership of 10th wicket in final

Mitchell Starc -Josh Hazlewood (AUS) – 59 runs, in Test against South Africa at Lord’s
Dennis Lily -Jaf Thomson (AUS) – 41 runs, ODI against West Indies in 1975
Syed Kirmani -Balvinder Sandhu (IND) – 22 runs, ODI against West Indies in 1983 in 1983
Richard Illingworth -Derek Pringle (ENG) – 19 runs, 1992 in ODI against Pakistan in Melbourne
Trent Bolt -Tim Southee (NZ) – 15 runs, in Test against India in Southampton in 2021