Updated On: 03 July, 2022 10:48 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Remembering Sandeep Patil’s six fours in one Bob Willis over in the English summer of 1982 at Manchester

Sandeep Patil in 1982. Pic/Getty Images; (right) Jasprit Bumrah blazes away at Edgbaston on Saturday. Pic/Bipin Patel
Jasprit Bumrah had cricket enthusiasts pinching themselves in disbelief after they watched the stand-in India captain smash England’s Stuart Broad for a world record 29 runs in one over on Day Two of the Edgbaston Test on Saturday.
Accolades flew thick and fast and an important reaction came from his former Team India coach Ravi Shastri, who felt fortunate to call Bumrah’s Birmingham exploits from the Sky TV commentary box.