Watch: Devon Thomas loses his shoe while trying to field off his own bowling in the second Test against Australia

Devon Thomas (Source: Twitter)

Cricket as a game has always been very intensive and we had instances where players have looked to give their lives and put themselves over the line. They would be wanting to do anything for their country. There have been so many instances when players were playing with injury or going through pain. 

There have also been instances when the players lost their pants while fielding after falling off. However, there don't get worries a lot and do what's required at that point in time. Another such hilarious incident happened at Adelaide in the 2nd Test featuring Australia and West Indies.

Australia already have a firm grip over the Test match as they scored 511-7 before declaring the innings, courtesy of runs from Usman Khawaja, who scored 62 off 129 balls with 9 fours. Marnus Labuschagne scored a sublime163 off 305 balls with 14 balls. Travis Head smashed a superb 175 off 219 balls with 20 fours. Alex Carey towards the end played a quick cameo of 41 off 54 balls with six fours to steer Australia to a big first innings total.

The West Indies have lost four wickets in the second innings

Devon Thomas who was asked to bowl the 113th over of the first innings. He bowled the over but lost his shoe in the process. Devon bowled a full ball outside off and after his throw, he lost his shoe and took a tumble to the ground. Head, who was on strike, somehow defended the ball away. 

Watch the video here-

Over, under, in and out!

That's what shoe-tying's all about #AUSvWI pic.twitter.com/Y2A7o6kldo

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 9, 2022

Australia have done well on the first two days of the Test Match so far. They have kept things tight with the ball as they have got four wickets for just 99 runs. Michael Nesser has picked up 2-14 in his seven overs. Nathan Lyon has scalped 1-13 in his four overs. Cameron Green has also picked up 1-17 in just the one over he has bowled.