WATCH : Australian team gave a life and Zak Crawley scored half-century

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The Ashes series between Australia and England, held every two years, is steeped in historical rivalry. This fiercely contested tournament has witnessed numerous unforgettable moments over the years. In a recent encounter, England employed an aggressive approach, reminiscent of the popular Bazball style, and managed to accumulate a score of 92 runs for the loss of two wickets within 18 overs.

Zak Crawley, displaying great composure at the crease, was instrumental in England’s progress. However, he owed a debt of gratitude to the Australian team for a significant blunder that caused a stir on social media.

During the 15th over, bowled by Scott Boland, Crawley attempted a flick shot through midwicket as he shuffled across the stumps. Unfortunately for him, the ball unexpectedly kicked up from the pitch, resulting in him being beaten. Despite this, Crawley maintained a smile, and Australia continued with the game as planned.

However, a few deliveries later, the snicko replay revealed a discernible spike indicating that the ball had indeed grazed Crawley’s bat. This unnoticed edge meant that the Australian team missed a valuable opportunity to dismiss Crawley early in his innings.

Netizens took to social media platforms to express their thoughts on this incident, highlighting the missed chance and its implications.

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