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When I was given a phone number to call former Manchester United star Juan Mata in his native Spain, I confess many years of jaundiced experience rather got the better of me and I imagined an annoying PR would answer the phone, tell me what I could and couldn't ask and, once the interview had started, keep interrupting to make sure I was on message.
Fresh from his recall to the Indian Test side, pacer Navdeep Saini struck gold on his first ball for Worcestershire in a County Championship Division Two match. Saini, who had signed a four-match deal with Worcestershire, cleaned up Derbyshire opener Harry Came with a nip backer after the batter paid the ultimate price for leaving the ball. The incident happened on the first ball of the second over of Derbyshire's first innings. "How about that for a first ball in Worcestershire colours!," Worcestershire captioned a video on Twitter.
Two runs needed off the final ball of the match with one wicket remaining - Even the mention of such a scenario is enough to increase the heartbeats of any cricket fan. However, in a recent club cricket match, the ending was something that no one could have expected. An user shared a video of the incident where a massive misunderstanding between the wicket-keeper and a fielder left everyone in splits. The batter completely missed the ball and the wicket-keeper decided to run to the stumps and dislodge the bails. However, the striker was inside the crease and the keeper decided to throw it towards the bowler's end. The fielder on the other side was not aware of the throw and as he failed to collect it properly, the batters were able to complete two runs and clinch the encounter.
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England all-rounder Will Jacks was on top of his powers during Surrey's T20 Blast fixture against Middlesex on Thursday. Jacks, who missed the recently-concluded season of Indian Premier League (IPL) due to injury, hit Luke Hollman for five sixes on the trot in the 11th over, and almost made it six out six, only to mistime his shot on a high full toss. Jacks was a whisker away from equalling the record held by former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh and ex-South Africa batter Herschelle Gibbs.
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