Ethan Brookes Sets Edgbaston Sixes Record in Worcestershire County Championship
Ethan Brookes Sets Edgbaston Sixes Record in Worcestershire County Championship

Ethan Brookes Sets Edgbaston Sixes Record in Worcestershire County Championship

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Ethan Brookes delivered a record-breaking performance in Worcestershire's County Championship match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston, scoring 87 in the second innings with seven sixes, bringing his total to 15 sixes in the match, the highest ever at Edgbaston. Brookes' career-best 140 in the first innings helped Worcestershire post 333, with key contributions from captain Brett D'Oliveira and others aiding a strong position despite disciplined Warwickshire bowling. Worcestershire's bowlers, especially Shahzad with six wickets, restricted Warwickshire considerably, putting Worcestershire in a strong position to chase a target of 393. Throughout the match, Worcestershire's batting showed resilience under challenging conditions, with Brookes and D'Oliveira both demonstrating patience and control to help their team avoid the follow-on and build leads. However, Warwickshire's defensive tactics in the later stages slowed the game, with their bowlers focusing on containment, but Worcestershire maintained an upper hand heading into the final phase. This match has intensified the survival battle in Division One, with Worcestershire looking poised for a crucial victory to keep their Division One status alive.

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