Steve Smith and Johnny Bairstow had a fierce fight on the field, watch video

Jonny Bairstow And Steve Smith Heated Conversation, Headingley Test: The thrill of the Ashes 2023 being played between England and Australia is being seen among all the cricket fans at this time. After the controversial run out of Johnny Bairstow in the Lord’s Test, a different verbal war is being seen between the two teams on the field in the third Test. In the second day of the Headingley Test, there was a heated debate between Steve Smith and Johnny Bairstow.

Steve Smith, playing the 100th match of his Test career, could not do anything special with the bat in both the innings of the match. After returning to the pavilion after scoring just 22 runs in the first innings, Smith became the victim of Moin Ali on a personal score of 2 runs in the second innings. After getting out, as soon as Smith started going towards the pavilion, Bairstow said something to him, after which there was an argument between the two.

When Smith, who gave his wicket by playing a wrong shot off Moin Ali’s ball, turned to go towards the pavilion, Johnny Bairstow told him that see you smudge. On hearing this, Smith immediately turned back and said. what did you say To this, Bairstow replied that I said cheer, see you again. After this Smith went straight towards the pavilion. Let us tell you that smudge in English means to make something dirty by touching or smearing it.

“See ya, Smudge!”

“What was that, mate?!? HEY!”

Jonny Bairstow getting in Steve Smith’s head 👀 pic.twitter.com/PyTKFuaC4s

— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 7, 2023

The match reached an exciting turn

When the second day’s play ended, the Australian team had scored 116 runs in their second innings at the loss of 4 wickets. His lead had reached 142 runs. In such a situation, the host England will try to end their innings as soon as possible on the third day so that they do not have to chase the target of more runs in the fourth innings. Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh are currently batting for Australia.

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