Sports News- Players of the world who did not hit a four, six while scoring a Test fifty, know the full list

Cricket is no less than a festival for Indians, it is very exciting and entertaining to see fans hitting fours and sixes, batsmen score fifties and centuries with the help of fours and sixes, but imagine that it is very rare to see a batsman hitting a fifty without hitting a four and a six, but there have been many such occasions in cricket history when batsmen have scored fifties without hitting a single boundary, let's know about it-

1. Robert Peel - Robert Peel, who is mainly known for his spin bowling, was the first batsman to score a half-century in Test cricket without hitting a boundary. In the Melbourne Test against Australia, Peel scored 53 runs in 168 minutes of batting.

2. Warren Bardsley - Australian batsman Warren Bardsley scored a half-century without hitting a boundary in the Nottingham Test against South Africa in 1912. Bardsley, a left-handed batsman who played 41 Tests, scored 56 runs in that innings.

3. Bill Woodfull - Australian captain Bill Woodfull scored 58 runs without hitting a single boundary during the Sydney Test against the West Indies. Woodfull, who captained Australia and led his team to victory by an innings margin, remained at the crease for 139 minutes.

4. Farokh Engineer - Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Farokh Engineer also scored a half-century without hitting a boundary in a Test against England at The Oval in August 1971. Engineer scored 59 off 111 balls and contributed significantly to India's four-wicket win.

5. Chetan Chauhan - Indian cricketer Chetan Chauhan scored a half-century without a boundary in a Test against West Indies at the Wankhede Stadium in December 1978. Chauhan scored 52 runs off 167 balls in 219 minutes, although he could never score a century in his Test career.