S Sreesanth bowls leg-spin, gets rewarded with wicket in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy game

Shantakumaran Sreesanth made a good comeback after being hit for 16 runs off three deliveries by Yashasvi Jaiswal on Wednesday. Four days later, senior bowler did man to rediscover his rhythm and take a wicket. However, re was a twist in tale this time around as he did t succeed in getting better of batsman by making use of his fiery pace.

Sreesanth bowls leg-spin, gets rid of Ashwin Hebbar

While Kerala speedster is kwn to bamboozle best batsmen in business with his speed and aggression, for a change it was leg-spin that did trick for him during Kerala's Syed Mushtaq Ali clash against Andhra at Banda Kurla Complex in Mumbai on Sunday.

This happened in 15th over of Andhra's run chase. Hebbar looked to be in sublime form and was just two runs short of a brilliant half-century. But, little did he realise that he would be dismissed by quickie himself in most unusual manner.

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On penultimate ball of that over, tearaway fast bowler decided to switch to leg-spin. He rolled his arms over with a skippy run-up that was somewhat similar to that of spin legend Anil Kumble. neless, Hebbaar decided to take him to cleaners, and even though he got timing right, he did t get distance as ball went straight to down throat of Vishnu Vid at deep mid-wicket who completed catch as dejected batsman stood on pitch in disbelief and had to take a long walk back to pavilion.

Watch video of Sreesanth getting a wicket by bowling leg-spin here:

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Andhra beat Kerala

Coming back to Syed Mushtaq Ali clash between two sourn teams,  Sanju Samson-led side was restricted to 112/4 riding on an unbeaten 54 from number four batsman Sachin Baby after y were put in to bat by Andhra skipper Ambati Rayudu.

In reply, apart from Hebbar (48), Rayudu anchored chase successfully with an unbeaten 38 as Andhra got past finish line by six wickets and 17 balls to spare. 

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