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Stuart Broad Laughs Out As Fan Suggests Way For Pakistan To Get David Warner
By CricShots - Dec 2, 2019 12:48 pm
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The Australian opener, David Warner went on to amass his maiden triple century in the longest format of the game. With his maiden triple century, the southpaw managed to break several records with his unbeaten 335-run knock, on Day 2 of the second Test against Pakistan in Adelaide on Saturday.

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The 33-year-old left-handed batsman smashed Pakistani bowlers left, right and centre in his 418-ball knock that was decorated with 39 boundaries and a six. With Pakistani bowlers was seen struggling against a rejuvenated Warner, a fan suggested the visitors an idea to get rid of the aggressive opener, but with a meme.

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The user had morphed a picture of Pakistani bowler with England fast bowler Stuart Broad’s face on it. Captioning the meme on Twitter, the user wrote: “The only way Pakistan is getting David Warner out”. Stuart Broad, who was engaged in the second Test against New Zealand in Hamilton, pitched upon the meme and didn’t shy to react on Twitter.

Replying to the meme with a laughing emoji, Broad tweeted: “Really made me smile”.

Broad was the wrecker-in-chief for England as he claimed four wickets to help England bowl out New Zealand for 375. However, England lost two early wickets and was reduced to 39/2 at stumps on Day 2 in their bid to clinch a series-leveling win against New Zealand. Later on Day 4, England was bundled out for 476 and the hosts are standing at 96/2.

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In Adelaide, Warner became the only batsman to score a triple-century at the iconic venue. The previous best at the Adelaide Oval was 299 (not out) by Sir Don Bradman against South Africa in 1932. Australia declared their first innings for 589/3 soon after Warner surpassed legendary batsman, Don Bradman and Mark Taylor in the list of the highest individual score in Tests by an Australian.