In a shocking turn of events at the World Championship of Legends, former Australian fast bowler John Hastings delivered what could be considered one of the worst bowling performances in cricket history. Facing off against Pakistan, Hastings bowled an astonishing number of wides and no-balls, leaving fans and commentators stunned.
A Nightmare Over
Hastings, known for his disciplined line and length during his international career, seemed to lose all control during the match. His over was littered with wayward deliveries, resulting in multiple wides and no-balls. The opposition batsmen barely had to lift a finger as the extras piled up, handing Pakistan an easy advantage.
Fan Reactions
Cricket enthusiasts took to social media to express their disbelief. Many compared Hastings' performance to some of the most infamous bowling spells in the sport's history. Others questioned whether nerves or a lack of match practice played a role in his disastrous outing.
Expert Analysis
Former cricketers and analysts weighed in, suggesting that such performances are rare at this level of competition. Some pointed out that even the best bowlers can have off days, but Hastings' display was particularly alarming given his experience.
Whether this was a one-off blip or a sign of deeper issues remains to be seen. For now, cricket fans will remember this match for all the wrong reasons.
