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The Ashes: George Bailey equals Brian Lara's record for most runs off a Test over

Updated on: 16 December,2013 09:13 PM IST  | 
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George Bailey has equalled the world record for most runs in a Test over set by Brian Lara when he took South Africa's Robin Peterson to town at the Wanderers in Johannesburg in 2008 as the Australian made 28 off an over of James Anderson on the fourth day of the Perth Ashes Test.

The Ashes: George Bailey equals Brian Lara's record for most runs off a Test over

Australian batsman George Bailey equalled Brian Lara's Test record for most runs off an over against England in Perth on Monday.


West Indian great Lara hit 28 runs off an over from South Africa's Robin Peterson in Johannesburg in 2003.


George Bailey
George Bailey during his unbeaten knock of 39 against England at Perth on Monday. Pic/AFP


Bailey matched the feat when he took the same tally off paceman Jimmy Anderson in the final over of Australia's second innings on the fourth day of the third Test.

The Tasmanian, in only his third Test, hit three sixes and two fours in the over.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian all-rounder could only see the lighter side after being run out by England's Tim Bresnan on an astonishing fourth morning of the third Test in which he hammered 74 runs from 41 balls, including 37 runs from 13 balls against Graeme Swann, to reach three figures in a hurry.

Australian captain Michael Clarke declared on 369 for 6.u00a0

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