Yuvraj Singh hits six sixes of a single over. Poor Stuart Broad.
It’s been done before, of course.
Malinga takes four wickets in four balls.
Andy Caddick, of course, was doing that sort of thing years ago.
Weekend Youtube: Yuvraj Singh gets all Sobers-esque
January 26, 2008 by A P Webster
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I believe my husband is related to Gary Sobers. His name is Gary Sober’s also. We live in California, but my husband is from Guyana and lived in Barbados for a while.
We would like to find out – any suggestions.
Not really sure on the whole genealogical issue – there are loads of websites around which will help you trace your family, although the ‘am I related to a cricketing legend’ market is probably quite niche.