USA & Oman make history with first all-spin men’s ODI
The United States and Oman have not bowled in the history of not bowling in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2 match at Al Amerat on Tuesday.
All 61 times were bowled by the spinning mill, making it the first time for 4,671 men’s international players in a day, with no pace or seams being bowled.
The United States beat Aman to bowl with 122 points in 35.3 games and ran with 57 runs – making it the lowest all men’s ODI defense.
In all unaffected matches, the previous record was 125 against Pakistan in 1985 when they won 38 times.
Nosthush Kenjige scored a career-best 5-11 as Oman hit 65 points in 25.3 games.
A total of 19 wickets in spinning also matched the record set in the 2011 Bangladesh-Pakistan match, the most wickets the spinner claims in the ODI. Another wicket was exhausted.
A total of 187 runs were the second highest overall score in the entire men’s ODI, second only to 163 matches between India and Bangladesh in 2014.
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