A 12-year-old old cricket player has blown the minds of cricket fans as he clean bowled six batsmen in six balls in a rare feat during a game against Cookhill. Oliver, who plays for Bromsgrove Cricket Club and is the grandson of Ann Jones, the winner of Wimbledon in 1969, managed to bowl out all eight players without giving away a single run. His performance left both the spectators and his mother in awe as they watched in amazement, cheering him on as his winning streak continued. Oliver’s mother expressed her astonishment, saying it was absolutely amazing to get a double hat trick in one over. His stunning achievement has left the cricket world in shock and awe, with many calling the young boy a future star. Oliver himself spoke to BBC Hereford and Worcester about his achievement, saying he didn’t expect it to happen as he thought he was going to bowl a wide. This is an incredible achievement for such a young player, and it will be exciting to see where his cricket journey takes him in the future.
12-Year-Old Takes All Six Wickets in Six Balls in Impressive Feat
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