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Twitter reacts to two English players stepping onto the ball with spikes

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08/15/2021

A controversial incident occurred on Day 4 of the ongoing India-England Test at Lord’s when two English players were seen stepping onto the ball during the 34th over of India's innings. Virender Sehwag and Aakash Chopra were quick to react to the issue, while Stuart Broad defended his teammates.

Was it ball-tampering??

Epic display of sportsmanship from the sanctimonious poms yet again
— Pranav Ramakanthan (@duality_pranav)

Hahaha! Gotta move on.

Disgusting, but I am not surprised
— Falak (@FalakRF)

Ball-tampering live!

Yeh kya ho raha hai.

Is it ball tampering by Eng ya covid preventive measures 😀
— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag)

‘Is it ball tampering’: Virender Sehwag questions sprit of England after shocking visuals emerge | Cricket News
— HandShake4U (@UShake4)

Very disgusting to watch this!

Another way of ball-tampering? Netizens question after England seen stamping ball using shoe spikes
— Amol (@amolmadavi_17)

Looks like!

This should count under ball tampering
— CricKeeper (@Cricksmartplay)

Kp should answer this!

If THIS isn’t an attempt to alter the condition of the ball, then what is??
— Suyash Jadhav (@Suyash082002)

Stop your players from ball tampering!
— Shubham Gupta (@synicalsoul)

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Twitter reacts to two English players stepping onto the ball with spikes

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