Swarm of bees interrupt a county cricket match - Interesting incident!

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During a county cricket match in England, the game was interrupted for a while by bees entering the field. This video is currently spreading virally on social web sites.

Swarm of bees interrupt a county cricket match - Interesting incident!

The prestigious County Championship 2022 tournament kicked off in the UK last April. A total of 8 teams will compete in Division 2 at venues in England and Wales. A different incident took place in a match between Leicestershire and Sussex. Thus the players lay on the ground. This video is currently spreading virally on social web sites.

County Cricket stops due to bees surrounding pitch

In the match between Leicestershire and Sussex, the Leicestershire team continued its second innings yesterday. While Harry Swindles and Callum Parkinson were batting, suddenly bees invaded the field. Thus, the shocked players lay on the ground intact. The video of players lying on the field until the bees fly away is now trending on social media. Indian cricketer Chhattisgarh Pujara plays for Sussex in the County Championship.

County Cricket stops due to bees surrounding pitch

The Leicestershire County Cricket Club said on its Twitter page, "The match was not due to rain or lack of light. It was all due to the bees.

During a county cricket match in England, a video of a game being interrupted by bees has been widely shared on social networking sites by cricket fans.

 

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