Huge six against Neesham; Smith told the umpire that he wanted a free hit – viral video

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Smith’s innings included one six and 11 fours. Smith’s six was against Kiwis all-rounder James Neesham. The scenes after scoring the six are now viral on social media.

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First Published Sep 11, 2022, 4:47 PM IST

Townsville: Steven Smith’s century in the third T20 against New Zealand led Australia to a good score. After losing the toss, the Aussies scored 267 runs for the loss of five wickets. 105 runs were contributed by Smith. Smith was bowled by Mitchell Santner.

Smith’s innings included one six and 11 fours. Smith’s six was against Kiwis all-rounder James Neesham. The scenes after scoring the six are now viral on social media. Smith immediately told the umpire that the six hit ball was a no ball. Smith argued that there were more fielders outside the circle than allowed.

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Smith was telling the umpire that the next ball should be a free hit. The rule is that from 11 to 40 overs only four fielders are allowed outside the circle. The umpire then called a noball and allowed a free hit. Watch the video…

Apart from Smith, Marnes Labuchen (52) and Alex Carey (42 not out from 43 balls) also performed well. Josh Iglis (10), Aaron Finch (5) and Glenn Maxwell (14) are the other players out. Cameron Greene (25) remained unbeaten.

Trent Boult took two wickets for the Kiwis. Tim Southee, Lockie Ferguson and Mitchell Santner have a wicket each. New Zealand, who started batting in reply, were at 168 for the loss of five wickets in 36 overs when they finally got the information. Glen Phillip (23) and Neesham (35) are at the crease.

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Finn Allen (35), Devon Conway (21), Kane Williamson (27), Tom Latham (10) and Darryl Mitchell (16) are the other players out.

Last Updated Sep 11, 2022, 4:47 PM IST

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