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WATCH: Mel Jones Gifts A Brand New Bat To Kids Playing Cricket In Rain
Cricket as a sport has grown so deeply and fondly into a fan's and players' hearts that it's impossible to witness a moment like this and not feel gleeful with such a gesture. Former Cricketer surprising enthusiastic cricket fans at the stadium during the rain break.
While rain caused an unwanted delay in the ongoing Women's Ashes test, four young girls were seen playing cricket in the stands. What makes one more attentive towards it is the kids were using a plastic bottle instead of a bat while striking the ball. Nevertheless, their commitment to the game was not a bit reduced.
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