The Australian men’s cricket team has been having quite a bit of fun in their ongoing tour of Pakistan. Their batters made got to witness a paradise of a wicket that the Rawalpindi stadium’s ‘below-average’ surface had to offer. The likes of Marnus Labuschagne and Usman Khawaja also had a fun time getting to know how the passionate Rawalpindi fans reacted to their first-time arrival in the country.
And it seems that Australia’s fun and romp dressing room culture has been visible off the field as well. In a recent video shared by the skipper, Pat Cummins uploaded on Instagram, wicket-keeper Alex Carey was seen absent-mindedly walking into a swimming pool!
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The Australian team had arrived at their new hotel in Karachi ahead of the second Test which is scheduled to be commencing on March 12. In the video, Carey was seen having a passionate conversation with his teammates; so much so that he failed to realize that he was walking on the opposite side of the gate!
As a result, Alex Carey ended up walking and falling right into the swimming pool, much to the entertainment of his teammates.
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It took Alex Carey a few seconds to recover after falling into the pool and once he did, he grabbed his phone from his pocket and tossed it to his teammates. Former Australia pacer Brett Lee reckoned that Carey’s “phone will be ringing wet (sic)”.
Here’s the video of Carey’s hilarious brain-fade moment:
What we've all been waiting for.
The full angle of Alex Carey falling into the pool at the team hotel in Karachi.
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— Lachlan McKirdy (@LMcKirdy7) March 11, 2022
Enjoy Alex Carey accidentally walking straight into Australia's hotel pool 😂
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— 7Cricket (@7Cricket) March 10, 2022
Australia will be hoping that all the fun they’ve enjoyed over the past couple of days carries over into the Karachi Test. With the ICC rating Rawalpindi’s pitch ‘below-average’, it’s fair to expect that the hosts will be adding a lot more flavor onto the Karachi wicket which can churn out a competitive match.
