LONDON: The England team caused a flutter when two players tried to play a little “soccer” with red cherries during the post-lunch session on the fourth day of the second test here.
Records from official announcers emerged where one English player passed through the ball to another, who used a nail to trap him, raised a social media storm as an allegation of a flying and fast flying ball.
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“We saw it later, but I didn’t think it was intentional,” Rathour said at a post-day press conference.
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England: British players look with nails on the ball in the Lord’sengland team caused a small flutter when two players tried to play a little “football” with red dukes during the post-lunch session on the fourth day.
The Indian team has not filed an official complaint with matching the referee Chris Broad.
The incident was recorded at 35 above the second round of India, which was closed by Ollie Robinson.
The recording does not show the faces of the players.
The problem is not increasing and the referee does not change the ball.
In fact, when an Indian fan asked Stuart Broad on social media if it was intentional, the injured British sailor replied: “Of course not.” The broad explanation is that if the referee needs to check the ball after a certain incident to make sure it has not fiddled, then every six will require a ball check.
English player stamping ball with nails: rathour feel ‘unintentional’
