Spectators caught kissing on Live TV during the NatWest T20 Blast

The NatWest T20 Blast is one of the most popular T20 leagues that take place every year. The craze surrounding the event is immense and fans come in numbers to cheer for their favorite teams. The action on the field is definitely worth the money as they never fail to entertain the crowd. Big names in the world of cricket from all around the globe participate in the tournament making it a star studded one.

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While the news of players grabbing the headlines with match winning performances is common, this time it was a spectator who successfully earned himself some limelight during one of the matches in the tournament. An unusual incident took place in the stands as Surrey opener Jason Roy hammered a towering six into the crowd. A fan who came to watch the match with his friend, took a perfect catch in the stands as he grabbed the biggie from Roy with both hands. However, his friend celebrated the moment in the most bizarre fashion by kissing his mate on Live TV.

No, it was not a kiss on the cheeks or the forehead, but right on the lips. The man who took the catch was taken aback by his friend’s action and the crowd applauded the moment with a huge cheer. The NatWest T20 Blast’s official handle shared the funny moment on Twitter with a nice caption which went like “When your mate takes an awesome catch & wins a GRAND. It’s time to be really, really nice to him”.

Jason Roy continued his carnage against Warwickshire by playing a brilliant knock of 74 from balls. his rampant knock consisted of 7 sixes and 4 fours at an incredible strike rate of 194.74. Surrey posted a total of 204 in their 20 overs but even this mammoth total was not enough to seal the victory for Surrey.

Warwickshire chased down the massive total with 4 balls to spare with the help of stellar batting performances from Grant Elliot and Colin de Granhomme.

When your mate takes an awesome crowd catch & wins a GRAND, it's time to be really, really nice to him… ??#Blast17 pic.twitter.com/Djg2g8kvdb

— NatWest T20 Blast (@NatWestT20Blast) August 26, 2017