Rashid Khan trolled for most expensive World Cup spell, cricketers come to his defence

Rashid Khan arrived at the World Cup near the top of the list of most dangerous bowlers in limited-overs cricket.

He'll leave with a mark near the top of the list for most runs ever conceded in one ODI innings.

The 20-year-old spinner had a concussion in a loss to 2015 finalist New Zealand and wasn't allowed to bowl in the next innings. He had a headache of a different kind against England on Tuesday, 18 June, when he was plundered for a World Cup-record 110 runs from his nine-over spell.

The return ranks him second on the list of worst figures ever in a one-day international game, behind only Mick Lewis' 0-113 from 10 overs when South Africa chased down 435 to beat his Australian team at Johannesburg in 2006.