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‘Bhai pahle wicket lele’ – Twitter reacts as Mohammed Siraj throws ball in anger following Steve Smith’s late stoppage during WTC final Day 2

This is India’s second WTC final in as many years.

Mohammed Siraj Steve Smith

India and Australia are going head to head at the Oval Cricket Ground on Thursday, June 8th. In what is the second day of the WTC final, Australia began the day on the driving seat. Steve Smith (95) and Travis Head (146) began the day with utmost confidence.

The two quickly clinched their respective century and 150 quickly. Soon however India managed to get the wicket of Head at the score of 361/4. Head’s wickets came in as a huge boost to India. In order to build on this, Indian bowlers began charging in aggressively.

Led by Mohammed Siraj the Indian bowling attack bowled more short balls and in general was more aggressive in the field. Siraj who is known to be aggressive on the field, had a tussle with Smith during the first session of Day 2.

While getting ready to face Siraj’s ball, Smith walked away at the very last ball due to the movement of Spidercam which was going from straight to the leg side. This infuriated Siraj who had already into his bowling stride.

Watching Smith move away at the very last moment angered the Indian bowler and he threw the ball towards the wicket in a rage. The Australian batter could then be seen explaining what made him move away at the very end.

Here’s how Twitter reacted to Mohammed Siraj’s and Steve Smith’s heated moment:

Australia in control at lunch

At lunch on Day 2. Australia seem to be in control of the match. The Pat Cummins-led side have 422/7 on the scoreboard. Alex Carey is batting at 22 whereas Pat Cummins is batting at 2. India would be looking to pack the Australian inning as soon as possible and hopefully put some runs on the board at towards the end of the day.

Rohit Sharma and co would also be looking to lose as few wickets as possible. The WTC final still hangs in great balance with both teams capable of turning the game in their bag.

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