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Pakistan vs England (Image source: Twitter)
Cricket matches are never short of entertainment. If the games fail to be entertaining at some point in the match, spectators make sure to keep the intensity high on their own. Waving phones with camera flash on, chanting players' names and things like these are what the spectator do when the match intensity falls down.
The broadcast camera however also captures some unexpected fan moments in the sea of crowds on regular basis. One such moment was caught on camera in the match between Pakistan and England on Tuesday.
A video from the game is now going viral for an unexpected reason. The incident took place when the cameraman panned his camera at spectators enjoying the cricket match. After watching themselves on the big screen, everyone understandably started to wave to the camera. One fan however did something that has since then made him a highly talked about topic on the internet. The fan in the checked shirt was seen making an obscene gesture in a funny way.
The guy in the blue checked shirt 😳😂 #PAKvsEng pic.twitter.com/GBCySNR1qT
— Sank (@CricketIsSimple) September 20, 2022
The video clip of the fan flipping the bird has since then gone viral on the internet.
Talking of the match, the England team won the toss and invited the home team to put runs on the board. Mohammad Rizwan continued his immense form and played a 68 runs knock, getting past 2000 runs in T20Is in the process. Captain Babar Azam also strung up a decent score (31) but did not look like his former confident self. The home team were able to only get to 158/7 despite getting a good start early on. Luke Wood was England’s pick of the bowlers as he took three wickets in his four overs spell.
The England team who are touring Pakistan after a gap of 17 years got to the target quite easily with the help of Alex Hales's half-century (53). Young batter Harry Brook also played an unbeaten inning of 42 off just 25 deliveries and took his team across the finish line with captain Moeen Ali (7).