Test is the oldest and longest format of cricket game. In this, both batsman and bowler have a real test. Many times the question comes in the mind of the fans about this format, how many overs can a bowler put in the match? Let’s know

According to the ICC rules, there is no fixed limit on the overs of any one bowler in the Test match, that is, any bowler can put as many overs as he wants.

If a bowler is not tired and is bowling well, then the captain can give him the ball again and again. However, in view of the fatigue and fitness of the bowler, the captain also gives him rest.

Fast bowlers are usually given small spells of 5-7 overs, so that they are not tired. At the same time, spin bowlers also put 10-15 overs continuously.

A total of 90 overs have to be thrown in a day, so the captain has to divide the overs between all the bowlers. All this depends on the team’s strategy how many overs a bowler will put.

The record for the most overs throwing in Test cricket (since 6 balls are being thrown in one over.) The name of Sony Ramadh of West Indies. Ramadhin had thrown in a match in 129 overs.