WATCH: Sajid Khan gets involved in banter with Brydon Carse at Stumps on Day 2, video goes viral

A lot has gone down in the ongoing Test series between Pakistan and England as far as enthralling cricketing action is concerned. From flat pitches to magnificent batting to spirited bowling performances in patches, the series has lived up to its expectations up until now.  

October 15 saw Joe Root adopt a hilariously unique methodology to keep the shine on the ball for as long as possible by scrubbing the ball on Jack Leach's bare head. Day 2 saw yet another hilarious moment unfold, this time involving Pakistan's off-spinner, Sajid Khan, and one-Test match-old English bowling all-rounder, Brydon Carse. 

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Footage involving the two has emerged wherein Sajid was spotted thrusting a number 3-laden celebration with his right hand into Brydon Carse's face at stumps. Carse, who didn't seem to mind the banter, gently walked past Sajid while attempting to pat him on his back. Interestingly, it was Sajid who had broken the back of the English top and middle-order with a four-wicket haul which saw three of England's batters getting cleaned up; and hence the gesture by Sajid.

Also Read: Twitter Reactions: Sajid Khan's four-for gives Pakistan upper hand at end of Day 2

Duckett stars for England before Sajid pulls things back

As far as the entire day's play was concerned, there were two standout performers - one each from the two sides. On the batting front was Ben Duckett who registered his fourth Test ton in a clinical and composed display with the willow. In the process, he also became the fastest batter to reach 2,000 Test runs in terms of number of deliveries faced.

Also Read: Stats: Ben Duckett becomes fastest to reach 2000 Test runs in terms of balls taken

On the other hand, was Sajid, who was not in the squad for the first Test, who came back later in the day to take three quick wickets to push England on the back foot. With four English wickets in the tank, there is a more than probable likelihood of the wily spinner ending up with his second five-for in Tests.