Everyone present at the ground including the players and spectators was left in splits after ‘Jarvo’ a fan-loved pitch invader made his second appearance yesterday on fay 3 of the ongoing 3rd Test match. This time Jarvo walked out in full batting gear, a surgical mask, and an Indian jersey with kit number 69 and was seen taking his guard before he was taken away by the security guards.
Fans on social media were also left in splits after the hilarious incident that took place during the day and came up with hilarious reactions to it.
After day 3 came to an end, Indian star bowler Ravichandran Ashwin also took to his Twitter and wrote an amazing Tweet, where he hailed Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Pujara for showing great intent in the game.
In his Tweet, Ashwin also took a jibe at the hilarious incident that took place on-field during the game. While praising other cricketers, he also praised Jaarvo, the Indian fan who invaded the field once again after Rohit was dismissed. Ashwin also asked him to stop invading the field now. He wrote:
“Today’s play was as good as it can get with @ImRo45 @cheteshwar1 @imVkohli and Jaarvo showing great intent and grit! Keep going fellas and stop doing this Jaarvo. #IndvsEng”
Here, check out the Tweet:
Today’s play was as good as it can get with @ImRo45 @cheteshwar1 @imVkohli and Jaarvo showing great intent and grit!??? Keep going fellas and stop doing this Jaarvo. #IndvsEng
— Ashwin ?? (@ashwinravi99) August 27, 2021
Talking about the performance of Indian cricketers, day 3 witnessed some amazing performances from Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Cheteshwar Pujara. While, Rohit Sharma gave a flying start to his team, on the other hand, Cheteshwar Pujara walked out to bat after KL Rahul got dismissed on the last ball of the 19th over. Pujara’s knock at number three batsman was the need of the hour for team India as it helped in regaining some control in the game.
At the end of day 3 team India ended with them trailing by 139 runs with Pujara (91*) and Virat Kohli (45*) in the middle.
