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Who Claimed The First Hat-Trick In Test Cricket?

on May 08, 2013

Frederick Spofforth of Australia became the first bowler ever to claim a hat-trick in test cricket when he took three wickets of three consecutive deliveries in a test match against England in the year 1897.

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