New Zealand's Tom Blundell broke the 145-year-old record in the Test against Pakistan

Dec 29, 2022 5:46 AM

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Today I tell you all about a record that was broken during the first test between Pakistan and New Zealand.

New Zealand wicketkeeper Tom Blundell broke the 145-year-old record by claiming a historic record. In the ongoing match at Karachi Stadium, when Pakistan was batting first, New Zealand wicketkeeper Tom Blundell hit Shaun Masood and Abdullah Shafiq. Stomping Out Never before in a Test match have two batsmen been stumped in a men's team for 145 years.

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Tom Blundell scored his 13th career century in the first innings of the Test against Pakistan.

Southee and Aizaz Patel took the first two wickets of Pakistan to shake the Pakistan team, then Babar Azam and Sarfraz supported the Pakistan team and the Pakistan team scored 438 and in reply the New Zealand team After playing well, 440 were scored at the end of the third day and New Zealand were 6 out for 440.

Tom Blundell has created history in Test cricket by breaking this record. Earlier in 1976, during the Women's Test match between Australia and West Indies, the first two wickets fell by stumping. Apart from this, Sarfraz Ahmed was playing in this test match for the first time after 2019 and Sarfraz was also seen as the captain in this test due to Babar's injury.

Tom Blundell's full name is Thomas Auckland Blundell, in 2017, Tom joined New Zealand cricket. His date of birth is 1990. Tom was born in New Zealand. Tom has played 20 Tests. Tom's average in Tests is 41. Apart from this, Tom has played 2 ODI matches and 7 T20 matches. And has caught more than 50 Test matches as a wicket keeper.

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My opinion

I think Tom Blundell is a good wicket keeper, he has achieved this record at a very young age. Now this record is out in the open very few people knew about this record before, now this record can be broken, this record does not look impossible to break,

congratulations to New Zealand cricket and Tom in particular.

What do you guys think about Tom's broken record, share your opinion in the comments.

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