World Cup 2023: Kane Williamson, Trent Boult tease Angelo Mathews over his timed out dismissal, video goes viral

Kane Williamson and Trent Boult rushed towards Angelo Mathews to have his helmet checked before he took crease.

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Kane Williamson and Angelo Mathews. (Photo Source: X(Twitter)

In the 41st clash of the ICC World Cup 2023, New Zealand locked horns with Sri Lanka at the iconic M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. Despite the passage of days since the infamous Angelo Mathews time-out dismissal incident, the memory lingers on the cricketing field.

Today, as Mathews stepped up to the crease against the Kiwis, the New Zealand skipper dashed towards him with a cheeky inquiry. "Got yourself a sturdy lid, mate? Strap intact?" he possibly quipped, setting off a chorus of laughter from both the commentators and the spirited fans. The light-hearted exchange swiftly became the talk of social media, showcasing the camaraderie and banter.

In a recent clash against Bangladesh in Delhi, Angelo Mathews found himself making an unexpected exit as the first international cricketer dismissed 'timed out.' A twist of fate unfolded when Mathews' helmet strap snapped just before facing Shakib Al Hasan.

Desperate for a replacement, time slipped away, leaving Mathews stranded. Despite his pleas, Shakib Al Hasan successfully appealed for the rare timed-out decision, marking an unusual chapter in cricket history.

A sudden batting collapse left Sri Lanka reeling at Bangalore 

In the ongoing ICC World Cup, the spotlight shifted to a crucial clash between Sri Lanka and New Zealand at Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium on November 9. Electing to bowl after winning the toss, captain Kane Williamson set the tone for a gripping battle. The stakes were high as Kiwis aimed for a vital victory in this must-win encounter, keeping cricket enthusiasts on the edge of their seats.

Sri Lanka's innings ignited with a fiery start, courtesy of Kusal Perera's rapid 51 off 28 balls. However, the formidable pace duo of Trent Boult and Tim Southee swiftly dismantled the Sri Lankan top order, leaving them reeling at a precarious 70/5. They were eventually bundled out for a mere 171 runs. Kusal Perera was the leading run scorer and notched up a half-century before getting dismissed by Lockie Ferguson.

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