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[WATCH] Cricketer Accidentally Strikes Teammate With The Bat After Dismissal; Video Goes Viral

Cricket occasionally presents peculiar situations, and the story at hand is a testament to that fact. Despite cricket’s increased professionalism due to technological advancements and video analysis, there’s little room for error. Even players acknowledge this reality.

The rise of the T20 Leagues has spurred dreams of cricket glory in unexpected places like Canada, the USA, and the UAE. Yet, amidst all this progress, amusing occurrences still manage to unfold on the cricket field. A viral video showcases one such incident from an amateur cricket match where things took an unexpected turn after a batter’s dismissal.

Following a rather unremarkable exit, the batter strolls away from the pitch. However, consumed by frustration, he carelessly swings his bat, inadvertently launching it towards his teammate at the opposite end. This comical turn of events leaves both the opposing team and spectators in stunned disbelief.

Watch here:

https://twitter.com/MovieNCricEdits/status/1695087895772860531?t=5fJFDeeGmLJmaTKdxU0z2Q&s=19

 

Switching gears to the world of professional cricket, the Indian team gears up for the Asia Cup. Preparations are in full swing, with the team engaging in a rigorous closed-door training camp in Alur. This training encompasses routine fitness evaluations in anticipation of the continental tournament scheduled to commence on August 31, as reported by PTI.

Among the various fitness and medical assessments, the mandatory Yo-Yo test takes center stage. Young opener Shubman Gill takes the lead, showcasing an impressive score of 18.7. It’s noteworthy that all cricketers who have participated in the Yo-Yo test have comfortably surpassed the required threshold of 16.5.

Even Virat Kohli, as seen on his Instagram story, impresses with a score of 17.2. This demonstrates the team’s commitment to achieving peak physical form, enhancing their prospects in the upcoming Asia Cup.


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