Brendon McCullum was once denied access into Headingley as he didn’t have a move.© AFP
Trailing 0-2 within the five-match line, hosts England are these days squaring off towards Australia within the 3rd Ashes Check at Headingley in Leeds. The Ben Stokes-led facet want not anything not up to a win to stock their line hopes alive. On the other hand, forward of the beginning of the 3rd Check, a unusual incident took park at the front of the stadium. In keeping with a record in The Occasions UK, England head trainer Brendon McCullum was once denied access into Headingley as he didn’t have a move.
“Brendon McCullum, the head coach of the England cricket team, found himself in the tricky position of being refused entry to Headingley before the opening day of the third Ashes Test because he did not have
the correct pass,” the record said.
The record said that the safety barricade did not recognise McCullum, who in the end misplaced endurance and bypassed him.
“The security guard on duty did not recognise McCullum, who tried to argue the toss while the person accompanying the New Zealander pointed out that it was fairly critical to the England team’s chances that he was allowed through.
“There was once a shorten deadlock pace the barricade attempted to radio via a splendid for recommendation, and in the end McCullum misplaced endurance and walked via, pronouncing: ‘You’ll simply must do business in with it.’,” the report added.
Australia are in control of the series after wins at Edgbaston (2 wickets) and Lord’s (43 runs).
Australia currently lead England by 142 runs heading into Day 3. The visitors were 116/4 after Ben Stokes and Moeen Ali led England’s fightback.
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