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England beat New Zealand by five wickets in the second Test match of the ongoing series to claim a series win after 16 months. The England team had been going through a rough patch before the start of this series. They had seen some changes in the personnel after a back to back losses.
Now that they have won the series with one match yet to be played, the players cannot control their excitement. England players Joe Root, James Anderson, and Stuart Broad, among others, were seen enjoying Indian kebabs after their victory against New Zealand. They went to a famous kebab shop in Nottingham's centre.
Fans were in amazement as they watched their favourite cricketers go after the kebabs. A hilarious incident also took place in the video. When James Anderson saw the dinner, he lifted his hand in joy, only to realise it was not his order. A video of the same has done rounds on the internet.
Watch the video here
What better way to celebrate a famous Test win than with a big dirty takeaway? #ENGvNZ pic.twitter.com/wB2sQyvVcW
— Daniel (@DannySenior) June 15, 2022
The late-night dine-out at the 'Mega Munch' took place after hours of celebration at Trent Bridge, with beers, wine, and cigars at the stadium as England pulled off a spectacular victory, according to the Daily Mail.
The celebration began in the England players' dressing room, where they were joined by delighted family members hours after the game had ended and the sun had set. According to the report, the players partied till the early hours of the morning in the garden of their team hotel.
In the meantime, Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes completed the 299-run chase in 50 overs in the second Test match. Bairstow scored his century in just 77 balls, the second quickest in England's history. On the other hand, Stokes scored a hard-fought half-century despite struggling with a niggle in his left knee.
Headingley in Leeds will host the final match from the 23rd of June. The Ben Stokes-led team will look for a whitewash in the series.