Ind vs Aus Pink Ball Test: Angry Mohammed Siraj Throws Ball At Batsman| Watch Video Here

On the first day of the ongoing Test match at the Adelaide Oval between India and Australia, an emotional moment unfolded involving Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj. The incident occurred during the25th over of Australia's innings just as Siraj was about to deliver theultimate ball. Australian batsman Marnususchagne abruptly exited his stance due to a distraction caused by a fan moving in front of the sight screen, holding what appeared be a 'beer snake'.

Unaware of the reason behind Labuschagne's sudden move, Siraj, who was in the midst of his run-up, reacted with visible frustration towards Labuschagne. In a moment of anger, he even threw the ball towards the stumps. The entire episode was captured and shared, highlighting the unexpected interruption during the game.

The opening day of the Adelaide Test was marked by Australia's dominant performance, spearheaded by Mitchell Starc's exceptional six-wicket haul. Starc's impressive bowling figures of 6 for 48 played a crucial role in dismissing India for a total of 180 runs, following India's decision to bat first. Nitish Reddy emerged as the top scorer for India with a commendable 42 runs.

In response, Australia's batting lineup showed resilience, finishing the day at 86 for 1. The only wicket for India was secured by Jasprit Bumrah, who dismissed Usman Khawaja. Nathan McSweeney (38 not out) and Marnus Labuschagne (20 not out) were the unbeaten batsmen for Australia when the day concluded with the umpires calling for stumps.

The incident involving Siraj and Labuschagne captured the attention of spectators and viewers, showcasing the high stakes and intense emotions that characterize Test cricket. Despite the interruption, the focus remained on the competitive spirit of the game as both teams vied for supremacy in this crucial encounter. As the match progresses, fans and followers of cricket are bound to witness more such moments of passion, skill, and sportsmanship that define the essence of the sport.