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Pigeon menace in Aus-Pak test match, players seen shooing the birds away; audience in splits (VIDEO)

During the 48th over, a herd of pigeons made their way to the cricket ground. It’s then the Pakistani pacer Hasan Ali & Australian batter Labuschagne chase away the birds.

New Delhi: The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), hosting the second test match between Australia & Pakistan, had the attention of cricket lovers from both the nations but a weird incident left everyone amazed.

Australia’s all rounder Marnus Labuschagne and Pakistani pacer were caught on camera running after pigeons and shooing them away from the cricket ground.

The startling video caught the attention of many netizens, leaving them pleasantly surprised. In the video, both the players could be seen chasing away the herd of pigeons. Though, their presence didn’t impact the ongoing match but the video of pigeon menace on MCG ground did grab headlines.

Australia and Pakistan are playing their second test match today. Down Under was put to bat first after toss and together they put up 128 runs on scoreboard on loss of 2 wickets. During the 48th over, a herd of pigeons made their way to the cricket ground. It’s then the Pakistani pacer Hasan Ali & Australian batter Labuschagne chase away the birds.

As per latest update, Australia’s score read 114/2 in over 40 overs, with Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith staying on the crease.

Pak brought Xmas gifts for Oz players

A day ago, another heartwarming video of Pakistan-Australian players bonhomie went viral on social media. On Monday, the Pak cricket team unraveled its surprise for Australian players.

Pakistani players & coaching staff handed over Christmas gifts to Australian counterparts at the MCG during indoor net session yesterday. Gifts and presents for families of Australian players were also exchanged.

A video of the festive celebration was shared by Pakistan Cricket Board on social media. Former Pak skipper Babar Azam was also seen in video, in an animated conversation with David Warner.