LPL 2023: A Snake Came Out On The Field in The Middle Of This Live Match
LPL 2023: In the midst of this live match, a snake came out on the field. Sri Lankaβs domestic cricket league Lanka Premier League 2023 has started on 30 July.
The Played between Gladiators vs Dambulla Giants:-
On the other hand, the second match of LPL 2023 has been played today July 31 between Galle Gladiators vs Dambulla Giants (GT vs DA).
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At the same time, in the midst of this live match, a snake has come out on the field, which was first seen by Shakib-Al-Hasan. At the same time, its video is becoming very viral.
The second match of Sri Lankaβs domestic cricket league, Lanka Premier League, is being played the second match of the season, Galle Gladiators vs Dambulla Giants.
At the same time, during the second innings, a snake has come out in the live match. At the same time, Bangladeshi star all-rounder Shabik-al-Hasan was the first to see the snake.
He gestured by making a snake with his hand, after which everyone had seen the snake. In the same video, the umpire is seen taking the snake out of the field.
The Live Match Stopped Due To the Snake:-
A giant snake appeared during the second innings of the Lanka Premier League live match between Galle Gladiators vs Dambulla Giants.
Galle Gladiatorsβ bowling was going on and in such a situation a very long snake appeared on the middle ground.
Although the match was stopped for a while, the match resumed after the snake was taken out of the ground.
This has Been The fight so far:-
Dambulla Giants won the toss and decided to bowl first. While batting first, Galle Gladiators scored 180 runs in 20 overs at the loss of 5 wickets.
Bhanuka Rajapakse scored 48 runs, Dasun Shanaka scored 42 and Shevan Denian scored 33 runs for the team. On the other hand, from Dambulla, Shahnawaz Dahani has taken 2 wickets, Fernando and Silva have taken 1-1 wickets.
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However, Dambulla, chasing 180 runs, has scored 133 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 16 overs and the team needs 48 runs in 24 balls to win.