The County Championship is being played in full swing in England at this time. In the T20 format, we get to see stormy innings by the batsmen. But now batsmen are seen batting explosively in Test cricket as well. In the County Championship, Leicestershire batsman Louis Kimber thrashed Sussex bowler Ollie Robinson and scored 43 runs in an over. Let us tell you that this is the most expensive over in the 134-year history of the County Championship.

Louis Kimber scored 43 runs in the 59th over of the innings

The 59th over of Leicestershire’s innings was bowled by Ollie Robinson. In this over, Lewis Kimber hit two sixes and 6 fours against Ollie Robinson. Robinson also bowled a total of three no balls in this over, on which Kimber hit fours.

Watch the full 59th over-

First ball of the 59th over – Lewis Kimber hit a six

2nd ball of 59th over- Robinson bowled a no ball, 4 runs

Second ball of the 59th over – Lewis Kimber hits a four

3rd ball of the 59th over – Lewis Kimber hit a six

4th ball of the 59th over – Lewis hit a four

5th ball of 59th over- Robinson bowled a no ball, 4 runs

5th ball of 59th over – Lewis hit a four

6th ball of 59th over- Robinson bowled a no ball, 4 runs

6th ball of 59th over – Lewis Kimber took 1 run

Watch that video of Lewis Kimber’s batting here-

Ollie Robinson has conceded 43 runs in an over.

– Most expensive over 134 years of County Championship history.pic.twitter.com/SSWUg3smiF

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) June 26, 2024

Leicestershire got a target of 464 runs to win the match

The 64th match of the County Championship is being played between Sussex and Leicestershire from 23 June. Sussex scored 442 runs in the first innings. Leicestershire was all out for 275 runs in the first innings. Sussex declared the second innings at 296 runs, and gave Leicestershire a target of 464 runs. At the time of writing the news, today on the fourth day, Louis Kimber is batting on 207* runs and Ben Cox is batting on 33* runs. Leicestershire needs 61 runs in 62 overs to win.