Australia and England are locking horns with each other in the fourth Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground. The visitors have had a dismaying outing in the mega-series so far as Australia has taken an unassailable 3-0 lead. However, amidst the ongoing fourth Test, something that amazed the cricket fans was the gesture by Jack Leach. It is a no-brainer that when two teams face each other there is already a lot of excitement around the contest.

Add to it the Test cricket and it further garners the audacity of the occasion. It is known to all that Australia is one of the countries which is termed as a cricket crazy nation. The fans here leave no stone unturned to witness the action unfold and also go beyond their limits to get a glimpse of their favorite cricketers.

Be it encouraging the cricketers during the game or getting their autographs, the spectators make sure that they enjoy every bit of the contest, something similar to this was witnessed on Day 1 of the fourth Ashes Test.

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A video has been making rounds on social media platforms which have become the center of attraction. England’s spinner Jack Leach signed a fan’s head during the ongoing Ashes match. The spectators around could be seen all happy and ecstatic as they were clapping and cheering in numbers. Here is the video of the incident:

Talking about the match, after having won the toss, Australia elected to bat first. The openers David Warner and Marcus Harris managed to add more than 50 runs before Warner walked back to the hut with 30 runs to his account. A fuller delivery from Stuart Broad which the southpaw opener had struggled with in the past sent him back to the pavilion.

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Marnus Labuschagne then stood firm with Harris before the latter was dismissed by James Anderson reducing Australia to 111-2. Soon Labuschagne too had to depart as Mark Wood got his wickets with a back-of-length delivery. At stumps on day 1, Australia is 126-3. It will be interesting to see how the action unfolds further.