During the 24th over, Mohammed Siraj’s final delivery displayed a record-shattering speed, which was clearly an error
Technical glitch shows Siraj clocking 181.6 kmph against Australia
Mohammed Siraj bowled 10 overs on the opening day of the day-night Test against Australia in Adelaide. Though he couldn’t add anything to the wicket column, he did surprise everyone with his speed.
A technical glitch from the official broadcaster showed Siraj clocking as fast as 181.6 kph. During the 24th over, the right-arm quick’s final delivery displayed a record-shattering speed, which was clearly an error, prompting a wave of memes on social media.
The match had its share of drama as well. Just before the fifth ball, Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne stepped away from the crease, pointing to a distraction caused by a fan holding a beer snake near the sight screen. This irked Siraj, who expressed his frustration by exchanging sharp words with Labuschagne, creating a tense and fiery moment on the field.
Lights Out At The Adelaide Oval
Day one of the second Test between India and Australia at the Adelaide Oval saw some unexpected interruptions when the floodlights went out during the third session. The pink-ball day-night match, part of the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, experienced not one but two power outages, adding an unusual twist to the opening day’s play.
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Adelaide, Australia
Newscricket Mohammed Siraj Clocked 181.6 Kph? Broadcaster’s Technical Glitch Sparks Meme Fest On Social Media
