Steve Smith Becomes Laughing Stock After Hilarious Rain Breaks: ‘Stressed Over Acid Rain?’

Australian Test vice-captain Steve Smith was ridiculed on social media on Thursday for frequently running off the pitch at the first sight of rain.

Steve Smith was derided via web-based media on Thursday for regularly running off the pitch at the principal sight of downpour during the second day of the fourth Ashes Test in Sydney. At one example when the downpour immediately passed, Smith was even condemned by on-field umpire Paul Reiffel for rushing off the field in spite of the way that the umpires had not chosen to stop the play. While England players looked out for the field, Smith escaped, concealed his bat inside his sweater, and did as such without the endorsement of the umpires.

Smith was chastised on the web for his conduct, which brought about some game time being lost because of the deferral. Previous England commander Michael Vaughan additionally pummeled the Australian batsman for leaving the field without the umpires’ assent. Smith was blamed by Vaughan for endeavoring to kill the time realizing that the umpires would need to go out and check prior to returning inside and illuminating the skippers to retake the field.

,Ex-Australia player Mark Waugh, while addressing Fox Cricket, additionally reprimanded Smith for his “ludicrous” conduct, scrutinizing Smith’s aims for strolling off notwithstanding the way that it was not pouring vigorously at that point. Players, as per Waugh, wouldn’t fret remaining out in the downpour since it makes the ball milder. He proceeded to say that Smith has an adequate number of bats so he doesn’t need to stress over his getting wet from the downpour, adding “There’s not even sufficient downpour to wet the roses. .. it’s silly”

Ashes 2021-22, fourth Test

All things considered, Australia has proclaimed the main innings subsequent to setting up 416 sudden spikes in demand for the board. Usman Khawaja batted delightfully for the home side to raise his 10th Test century and help the group post a mammoth first innings all out. Khawaja scored 137 off 260 balls. Steve Smith scored 50 years to add to Australia’s aggregate, hitting 67 off 141 balls. The tailenders additionally contributed with the bat, scoring somewhere in the range of 90 runs between them. At stumps on Day 2, England is 18/0 in their first innings, following by 403 runs.