NEW DELHI: Cricket is no stranger to interruptions — rain delays, pitch invaders, sight screen issues, injuries, and equipment changes have all been part of the game.
However, a new kind of disruption occurred during the second Test between England and the West Indies at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
During the match, a 'unicorn balloon' unexpectedly drifted onto the field, causing a brief halt in play.
England Cricket's social media shared a video of the balloon's entrance and the ensuing delay, with a ground steward quickly removing it.
The caption read, "Only at cricket," sparking laughter among fans.
WATCH:
Shoaib Bashir delivered his best Test figures as England defeated the West Indies by 241 runs to secure a series win.
The 20-year-old off-spinner claimed 5-41—his third five-wicket haul in just five Tests, and his first in England.
The West Indies, set a target of 385, collapsed to 143 all out.
England now lead the three-match series 2-0, following their innings and 114-run victory at Lord's.
The third Test at Edgbaston begins on Friday.
