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    What is the longest run of consecutive balls bowled in first class cricket without conceding a run (by a single bowler)?

    Question #128966. Asked by paper_aero. (Jan 14 13 12:28 PM)


    ArlingtonVA

    		Per Wikipedia:

    "The record for most consecutive balls without conceding a run is held by Hugh Tayfield of South Africa, who bowled 137 dot balls, or 16 eight-ball overs, across two innings against England at Durban, in 1956-57."

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bapu_Nadkarni



    Jan 14 13, 12:59 PM

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