Australian batsman Bailey bats facing wicket in the Tasmanian innings

In what can be termed as the most unique batting style, Australian Batsman George Bailey was seen batting with his face towards the 'wicket'. To add to the uniqueness, the batsman took a 360-degree turn to bat the incoming ball. The absurd batting style happened on the first day of the seventh Sheffield Shield match between Tasmania and Victoria in Hobart. It was during the 25th over of the Tasmanian innings, that Bailey took a very unique style.

Unique batting style

The short clip of the video was shared by cricket.com.au on their twitter handle. The tweet said, "It gets more complex every time you watch it."

However, this is not new for the Australian Batsman. He is known to experiment with his batting styles to put the bowler in a fix. 

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The clip also garnered the attention of netizens who were left amazed by George.

 Another user said she wasn't surprised as it was George playing

 Another user joked and said, this used to happen when there was a glitch in 'video games' 

Tasmania bundled out Australia with 127 in 41.5 overs. Nic Maddinson remained the highest scorer by scoring 69 runs in 68 balls. Tasmania managed to post 226 runs. Bailey Geroge scored 41 from 67 deliveries before he was removed by Jon Holland.

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