Steve Smith loses cool over Jonny Bairstow with ‘What was that’ after England wicketkeeper’s sledging send-off

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Steve Smith loses cool over Jonny Bairstow with ‘What was that’ after England wicketkeeper’s sledging send-off


Image Source : TWITTER SCREENGRAB Steve Smith and Jonny Bairstow

Steve Smith did not bat huge in his a hundredth Test match in opposition to England as he managed simply 24 throughout each innings. He was despatched off in some vogue by England’s Jonny Bairstow on Day 2 of the Headingley Test.

The Ashes 2023 has turned itself to be a heated battle between cricket’s oldest rivals – England and Australia. The second Test match of the sequence witnessed issues boiling up after the controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow within the second innings. As it was anticipated, the third Test is already seeing some sledging and heated moments.

The English crowd is being hostile in direction of the Aussie cricketers with boos echoing at Headingley, Leeds within the third Test match. Notably, the England gamers additionally appear to be getting concerned in sledging with Australians. In a current incident on Day 2 of the third Test, wicket-keeper batter Bairstow and Aussie batter Smith had some phrases with one another.

It occurred within the twenty eighth over of Australia’s second innings when Smith holed one out to midwicket on Moeen Ali‘s supply. Just after Ben Duckett took the catch, Bairstow gave the impression to be throwing some phrases to Smith, who then misplaced his cool to the English wicket-keeper. 

In a video being circulated on social media, Bairstow stated to Smith ‘See ya Smudge’ (Smith’s nickname). Smith then turned to hit again, “What was that mate, Hey.” Bairstow then replied, “I said ‘Cheers, See Ya Later.”

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Australia slighty forward after Day 2

At the tip of Day 2 of the Headingley Test, Australia are barely forward of England as they lead by 142 runs with 6 wickets in hand. After the autumn of the 4th wicket within the type of Usman Khawaja at 90, Australia managed to go at stumps with out dropping any additional and have 116 runs with them. Currently, Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh are batting on the crease and have stitched a 26-run stand for the fifth wicket. Australia took a 26-run lead within the first innings.

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