LONDON: A man who invaded the tone of the fourth test between England and India in the Oval on Friday experienced a problem with the authorities after he was arrested for suspicion of attacks on Batsman Jonny Bairstow.
The man, who was identified as Youtuber Daniel ‘Jarvo’ Jarvis by British Media, ran to the Bowl at the English Pope Ollie when he hit Bairstow non-striker before being taken away by security staff.
He has also penetrated security barriers and ran to the field for two previous tests and the latest violations encouraged India Virat Kohli Skipper to chat seriously with the referee in the field.
“A man was arrested for being suspected of being an attack after an incident at Ground Cricket Oval on Friday, September 3.
He remained in detention at a South London police station,” Metropolitan police said in a statement to British media.
Jarvo took his revenge with Bairstow who asked him to get off the final field of the match 😂😂 …
pitch dressed in the Indian kit while in the third match in Leeds, he came out all soft.
Some people on social media, including former Indian Batsman Wudiim Jaffer and Harsha Bhogle commentators were left not impressed by prankster antics and security arrangements in the venue.
“Some people need to be fired for reasons in the UK.
This is a very serious security hose and it only continues.
Even the joke again.
#Jarvo #idiot,” Bhogle tweeted.
I think some people need to be fired for reasons in England.
This is a very serious security hose and it’s just …
https://t.co/p76P2Prthrth- Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) 1630668218000TE ECB says that any pitch invasion “totally unacceptable” in a statement to British media.
“The ECB and our host places do not tolerate such behavior that risk the safety of players, officials and staff,” added the cricket body.
“The ECB works with all our places to share information and improve their security operations.”
Invader pitch ‘Jarvo’ was arrested for suspicion of attacks
