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Two office workers caught red-handed [Source: X]
Cricket is a sport and a game of passion that often crosses multiple boundaries. One such breach of daily mundane work and a mischief towards following the passion of the game caught two individuals red-handed on camera during the South Africa vs Australia third Test match at Cape Town.
As the game progressed into the middle of Day 1 on October 27, with South Africa batting first, two office workers were caught live on TV watching the match from their office compound during work hours. Interestingly enough, they gave a hilarious reaction as soon as they were broadcast on the live TV panel.
Office workers caught enjoying SA vs AUS 3rd Test
During the 43rd over of Day 1, as South Africa's Aiden Markram and David Bedingham were at the crease, and Josh Hazlewood was with the ball, the camera suddenly panned towards a nearby office location that had glass balconies.
As soon as the camera panned and focused, two office employees in white shirts and black formal pants were seen enjoying the game together, looking towards the ground.
Hilariously, as soon as the camera zoomed into their faces, they realized that they were being filmed and quickly shifted their stances. Both of them quickly turned around and went back to their work desks to continue their work, realizing that they had been caught.
Watch the clip below:
For the unaware, the Newlands cricket stadium in South Africa features integrated surrounding office spaces, located at 146 Camp Ground Road in Newlands. The stadium was redeveloped into a mixed-use precinct that incorporates commercial office space, retail, and dining around the perimeter.
Markram-Ackerman built hope for Proteas to bag 329 runs on Day 1
Nevertheless, speaking of the match, at Day 1 stumps, South Africa posted a total of 329 all out before getting bundled. Aiden Markram and Marques Ackerman, the openers, gave a solid foundation for South Africa to build.
They batted for 158 runs, with Markram bagging 78 and Ackerman getting dismissed for 95 runs. Later, David Bedingham, Ryan Rickelton and Marco Jansen stood strong to rack up a solid total on board.
Meanwhile, from Australia's side, Mitchell Starc scalped a six-fer, with Nathan Lyon picking two and Josh Hazlewood and Cooper Connolly bagging one wicket each.
