43-year-old Darren Stevens playing for Kent in England's County cricket broke a world record by becoming the oldest cricketer to smash a double century in first-class cricket. Stevens ended up with a career-best 237 & shared a 6th wicket stand worth 346 with Sam Billings. Stevens smashed 9 sixes and 28 fours in his epic innings but ironically he is set to be released by Kent at the end of the season.
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