How many wickets did Indian all-rounder Washington Sunder take for Lancashire on his county debut!

The all-rounder made a successful return to red ball cricket, having missed a lot of outings owing to his hand injury, in July 2021. Washington Sunder has got off to a flier on his County Championship debut. The India all-rounder, who is playing for Lancashire in his first match in England's first class tournament, ended up dismissing New Zealand batter Will Young, who is captaining Northamptonshire, off just the second ball of his first over. Sunder sent the ball just short of a length and Young looked to cut it. He ended up edging it to the wicket keeper right behind him. The County Championship marks the beginning of Sunder return to regular cricket after an injury layoff. Wash had earlier sat down with Lancashire YouTube channel for an interview and revealed an interesting connection he shares with the historic Manchester-based team. Washington Sunder was the most successful bowler for Lancashire on the Day, The game was level on Day 1 with Northamptonshire scoring 218/7. This  was Washington sunder return to red ball cricket. Indian all-rounder Washington Sunder made a stunning debut for Lancashire in the County Championship on Tuesday, 19 July. Sunder took four wickets to put Lancashire in a decent position at the end of the first day against Northamptonshire. The right-handed off spinner first picked up opener Will Young early in the day and then broke the middle order partnership that was building. Sunder has been falling off the pecking order from the India team after constantly injuring his arm, something that has kept the T20 specialist out. Even while playing for Sun Risers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League, Sunder missed a lot of matches for splitting the webbing of his bowling hand, ruling him out of key matches. With his upcoming stint at the English county side, the 22-year-old will be making his comeback in red-ball cricket. A Viral video shows a toddler sitting alone on an amusement park ride. Parenting fail, says Internet. I remember playing with my PlayStation and choosing Lancashire against most of the domestic teams here. It is great to be here and playing for Lancashire, Washington said in an interview with the club's official YouTube channel. The young all-rounder added, It has got some exciting talents and some experienced players. I am looking forward to sharing the dressing room with them and to sharing of knowledge about how cricket is played here. "Most importantly, I look forward to winning a lot of games and making memories with all." Washington delved into his childhood memories and said that he loved to be Andrew Flint off when playing video games. I used to be Andrew Flint off because he would give me four overs of solid pace and swing, and obviously he could come down at six or seven and tony some huge sixes. Obviously, James Anderson is a legend, he can swing the ball both ways. Looking forward to seeing him here, seeing him bowl and how he goes about his things, he said.