A controversial move by an England bowler has been met with fury from Australian cricket fans after it led to a wicket just seconds later on the second day of the fifth Ashes Test.
has been initiated again after a surprise move by an England bowler led to a breakthrough wicket on the second day of the fifth test.
Marnus Labuschagne was furious with himself after losing his wicket in the first innings of the fifth Ashes Test. Picture: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images Stuart Broad was one of the most animated players in celebrations, with commentator Nasser Hussain pointing out why. “Watch Broad’s reaction here. A pat on the back to Khawaja and Stokes is absolutely thrilled as well. Labuschagne less than thrilled.”
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