South Africa spinner Imran Tahir lifted his name on the opening day of the World Cup. He was the first spinner who made the first over in the history of the Cricket World Cup.
South Africa captain Faf du Plessis won the toss and sent England to bat. Tahir came to bowl in the first over. And second out, the English opener Jonny Bairstow was dismissed.
Tahir is in great rhythm In the first match of the World Cup After being dismissed by Bairstow, it was a familiar expression.
Madanlal of India made the first over of the 1975 World Cup. In the 1979 World Cup, Andy Roberts made the first over. Richard Hadlee again made his first over in the 1983 World Cup. Sri Lanka's Vineethan John made the first over in the 1987 World Cup. Craig McDermott of Australia made his first over in the 1992 World Cup. Dominic Cork of England in the first over of the 1996 World Cup. In the 1999 World Cup again, English paceman Darren Gough made the first over. South Africa's Shaun Pollock made his first over in the 2003 World Cup. Pakistan's Umar Gul made his first over in the 2007 World Cup. Shafiul Islam of Bangladesh in the first over of the 2011 World Cup. Sri Lanka's Nuwan Kulasekhar top-scored in the 2015 World Cup. None of them are spinners. Tahir made such a unique record. '
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