7 Things You Missed | From Manchester's 'Cuttack' impression to Steve Smith getting a standing ovation
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Hello everyone! Hold on, we are back again with 7 things that you might have missed from today's Ashes match. In fact, after going through this, you might be wondering how you missed them in the first place! So just sit back and enjoy these 7 special moments from Day 2 of the Old Trafford Test!
Steve Smith was not happy!!There was a reflection of light from the van’s front glass, which was disturbing the vision and concentration of Steve Smith! It was eventually fixed, though. But damn, the vision of this man is crazy!
Ben Stokes reaction was aggressive!!
After taking the catch of Steve Smith, Ben Stokes was very happy (and unhappy) with it. He was relieved and frustrated at the same time. But little did he know that it was going to be called a no-ball. Poor Ben!
That ‘Run-Out’ would have saved some runs for England!
Smithy just made it to the crease. It was close but sadly it didn’t go well for England!
© Mattel!!
The American multinational toy company was founded in 1945 with its headquarters in EL Segundo, California. But the guy was not a ‘Toy’ inside the box!!
© Look who were in the stands!!
Former England players Ashley Giles and David Gower were spotted watching the Ashes from the stands. Good to get a glimpse of them!
© Is it Manchester or Cuttack??
The crowd littered on the ground after Nathon Lyon hit a boundary!!
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