Watch: 10 LOL Moments in Cricket history

Watch: 10 LOL Moments in Cricket history: Cricket, before everything, is a gentleman’s game. But what’s a sport without humor? And cricket has had a fair share of those. In this list, watch some of the most outrageous, yet hilarious moments in Cricket history. Here are the 10 LOL Moments in Cricket history: 1. Animal Farm Seeing animals in a cricket field is a sight which is rare, but it does happen quite often. Especially in Australia, where more often than not we have witnessed sea gulls hovering around the outfield. But some of these incidents are just too hilarious to handle. As Richie Benaud describes, not many might have seen suicidal rats anywhere, leave alone a cricket field. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZdsf3kpAGY And how can “man’s best friend” miss out on cricket? Here’s a hilarious incident of a dog gate-crashing an IPL match. 2. Some serious discussion Groundsmen, more often than not, have a knack of getting some hilarious cricket fans in the field. But this incident left the commentary team grasping for breath. In a Ryobi one-day cup match, with few attendants, the cameraman caught a trio having an interesting discussion. Watch it for yourself 3. Zaheer Khan gets a proposal An India vs Pakistan match is never devoid of action on the field, but sometimes it does get dull during a test match. But even then, the fans and players never fail to entertain us. Cameraman, once again being a champion in finding hilarious posters, catches a girl’s proposal to Zaheer Khan. And what follows is an interaction worthy of a Bollywood movie. 4. Streakers galore Streaking has been prevalent in each and every sport which is played in open, and Cricket has had a fair share of it. Here is a compilation of streakers in a cricket field, including a rugby tackle from Andrew Symonds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSMiGykX9No 5. Run out complication Run outs always cause an “oh dear” expression from a cricket fan, especially some wherein the players have an absolutely horrendous mix-up. And when the fielders give up not one, not two, but four run out chances, it becomes a comedy of errors. And Harsha Bogle’s commentary makes it even more epic. 6. When Shane Warne weaves impersonation magic Shane Warne knew more than a thing or two about impersonation. And in a charity match against New Zealand, Shane Warne showed his imitating skills, some of his compatriots, and some competitors. 7. Red card in a cricket field Billy Bowden is known for his quirkiness and his crooked fingers. And he showed his funny side in a T20 match between Australia and New Zealand. With New Zealand needing an improbable 45 runs off one ball, McGrath takes a leaf out of Trevor Chappell’s book and tries to ball an underarm. And what followed was something, which was rare in a football field, and even more rare in a cricket field. 8. Bowden has an imitator Another classic involving Bowden, but this time he is the victim. Following a third umpire referral by Bowden in regards to a catch, Raina quietly snuck up behind the umpire. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE4A9uzkgJ4 9. Fun with crowd Some players are remembered for their cricketing talent, but some others for their entertainment value. And Ronnie Irani is one of the players of the latter shade. Even when his team is losing the match, he never fails to cheer up the crowd with his antics. 10. Sweep is gone all wrong Cramps are not uncommon amongst batsmen and bowlers, and it is never a funny sight. Except this case. New Zealand batsmen Mark Richardson plays a traditional sweep, and what follows couldn’t stop the Indian players from laughing, despite the circumstances.

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