8 things you missed | From Warner's Warning to Umpire missing a huge no ball!

BySrijith Gopal,SportsCafe Editor

06/06/2019

Here we go again! Looks like you have missed few things that happened during the match like every other day. Why fear when we are here! #Cliche. We have collected things that you missed during the West Indies vs Australia match. So sit back and enjoy the 8 things you missed!

Warner’s Warning!

As it was a tough pitch to bat on initially, David Warner was spotted signalling to Aaron Finch on how the ball was moving.

Fans are the best!

The fans in this World Cup have always fun! Today, this West Indies fan cheering for his team caught our eyes because of this! This is why I love the World Cup!

Sheldon Cottrell - The Phenomenon!

Looks like Sheldon Cottrell’s has gone viral. First, we saw Cottrell teaching school children his famous salute celebration and now Micheal Clarke and Ian Bishop are doing it as well! Trendsetter!

Fan’s lunch destroyed!

Nathan Coulter Nile not only destroyed the West Indies bowling, he also destroyed this poor man’s lunch for the day. Have some mercy man!

The universal entertainer!

When the Universe Boss pulled off a good piece of fielding the crowd cheered on the 39 year old Chris Gayle. Gayle also tipped his cap to the crowd to acknowledge the crowd! What an entertainer!

Another no ball missed!

This has become very common in the sport recently. First IPL and now the World Cup! Before the ball Chris Gayle got out to Starc, it was found out that Starc had bowled a huge no ball. Chris Gayle should’ve actually been given a free hit on the ball that he got out! Crazy!

Booing the Umpire!

Another controversial decision of the day. After Andre Russell smacked Zampa down the ground it was unclear whether it was a six or a four. The umpire went with a boundary and the crowd started booing the decision!

The unexpected milestone!

For such prolific hitter, you would’ve thought Andre Russell would’ve crossed 1000 runs in ODIs a long time back, but you are wrong! He crossed this milestone in the 2019 World Cup match against Australia!