Trending news: VIDEO: 17 runs were looted in one ball, why did Mumbai Indians keep such a wasted bowler in the team? – Hindustan News Hub

New Delhi: The maximum five-time champion Mumbai Indians team looks very weak, a big reason for which is its bowling line-up. Once adorned with dangerous pacers like Lasith Malinga, Jasprit Bumrah, Mumbai’s squad now seems to be full of unknown and down market bowlers. In this episode, the team has also included Riley Meredith of Australia, who has been made the replacement of his compatriot Jhye Richardson. Meredith has been with Mumbai earlier as well, but that time too he could not make much of an impact. Will tell about this further, but first know that infamous story of his career, which you have reached here to read.

17 runs in one ball
In the year 2019, the match between Hobart Hurricanes and Melbourne Renegades was going on in Australia’s famous Big Bash League. Reilly Meredith was playing for Hobart Hurricanes at that time and made a big scandal in the very first over. Gave only one run in the first three balls, but after that the real spectacle began. He took seven balls to complete this ball. Yes, don’t be surprised, it rained so much that the ground was filled with noise. The first ball was a no ball to stage out. Next wide bowled, which goes past the keeper and goes past the boundary. This time a total of 5 runs were looted. After this, two no balls were done one after the other and on both these balls the batsman hit fours. Means 10 more runs have come. A total of 16 runs had already been scored and the ball was still not completed. Single was taken on the next ball, like Reilly looted a total of 17 runs in one ball.

(No ball + 5 wide + No ball (4) + No ball (4) + 1)

Ruined record of T20
Riley Meredith has also played for Mumbai Indians before, when he took eight wickets in eight matches. He has also previously played for Punjab Kings, when he got a whopping amount of Rs 8 crore. Riley Meredith has played 5 T20 Internationals for Australia so far, taking eight wickets but also conceding runs at an economy of 9.98. His IPL has not been a memorable one so far as his economy of 9 in 13 matches has cost him runs.

Meanwhile, Mumbai Indians would be hoping that there are no more injuries to their players in the squad. Jasprit Bumrah and Jhye Richardson are already out. Having lost to five-time champions Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) by eight wickets in their season opener, they next face four-time champions and arch-rivals Chennai Super Kings (CSK) on Saturday (April 7).

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