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A new world record of leg before wicket was created in the Guyana Test on Sunday. A total number of 20 batsmen were dismissed LBW in the first Test match between Pakistan and West Indies. Both the countries also shared the previous record when 17 batsmen were declared out, LBW, in Port of Spain test in 1993.The ball was keeping low from the first day and the new world record was established when Pakistan batsman Muhammad Salman became the 18th victim.A total number of 15 batsmen were declared LBW in the 1996 Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Lahore, and the 1998 Test between Australia and West Indies.
A new world record of leg before wicket was created in the Guyana Test on Sunday. A total number of 20 batsmen were dismissed LBW in the first Test match between Pakistan and West Indies. Both the countries also shared the previous record when 17 batsmen were declared out, LBW, in Port of Spain test in 1993.The ball was keeping low from the first day and the new world record was established when Pakistan batsman Muhammad Salman became the 18th victim.A total number of 15 batsmen were declared LBW in the 1996 Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Lahore, and the 1998 Test between Australia and West Indies.
