Cricketer completes 62-mile bowling run up to shatter Guinness World Record

Club cricketer Sam Bodoano has set a new world record by completing a 62-mile (100km) run-up to bowl a single ball. He ran from Lord’s Cricket Ground to Valley End in Woking, a journey that took over half a day. The feat was accomplished to raise money for the Ruth Strauss Foundation, collecting over £3,200.

• Sam Bodoano completed a 62-mile (100km) run-up to bowl a ball, setting a new world record.
• The run took place from Lord’s Cricket Ground to Valley End in Woking.
• Bodoano, also known as IronBodz, ran in cricket whites for over 12 hours.
• The endeavor raised more than £3,200 for the Ruth Strauss Foundation, which supports families affected by cancer.
• He was inspired by the previous record holder, who managed a 15-mile run-up.
• Bodoano plans to bowl to his own father in the record-breaking ball.
• He also recently completed a 5k park run in under 20 minutes while wearing cricket pads and carrying a bat.
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