Nathan Lyon Sheffield Shield: The condition of the one who took 530 Test wickets was like that of street cricket, had to go down to look for the ball in the bushes, also made a big mistake.

Nathan Lyon Sheffield Shield: A street cricket situation happened in a Sheffield Shield match with Australian spinner Nathan Lyon, who took 530 Test wickets. He had to go into the bushes to find the missing ball. You will not stop laughing after knowing what happened after this.

Nathan Lyon enters bushes to search for lost ball

Nathan Lyon Sheffield Shield: A funny incident happened with Australia's legendary off-spinner Nathan Lyon in the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and South Australia. Lion, who took 530 Test wickets, had to go into the bushes to find the lost ball. Its pictures are going viral.

During the match, a batsman played an aerial shot and the ball fell straight across the boundary and into the bushes. After this Lion went to find the ball, which was about 30 overs old. But while searching for the lost ball, he made a mistake and found another ball in the bushes. During this time his teammates were also seen searching for the ball. Its video is also going viral.

The lion went to look for the ball in the bushes.

Later, some ground staff also joined him in the search for the ball and finally after a lot of effort, the ball was found and then the match started again. Talking about this match, Lion's performance with the bat, playing for New South Wales, was lackluster. He faced 18 balls but could not even open the account. But, he definitely created a stir with the ball and took 5 wickets for 47 runs in 24.3 overs.

Lions busy preparing for Border Gavaskar

Nathan Lyon is also preparing for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which is scheduled to begin in Australia next month. Speaking to Star Sports, Lyon had said, “You are bowling against a player like Rishabh Pant, who is very good. He has all the skills in the world. As a bowler, you have a lot of room to make mistakes. The scope is very less. So if I am going to hit a six, it is a challenge for me to give chances to the batsmen. Like, I can keep the player on the crease and potentially try to get him to defend me as much as possible and hopefully create some chances along the way.”

The Border Gavaskar Test series between India and Australia will begin with the first Test in Perth on November 22. India have the upper hand as they have won their last four consecutive series against Australia, including two wins each in Australia in the 2018-19 and 2020-21 seasons. India has won the series 10 times and Australia has won five times, the last of which came in the 2014–15 season. Their last series win in India was in 2004–05.