Five Moments On The Cricket Field That Made Fans Emotional
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Sports are pretty much more than only the competition between the two opponents. Every sports has a lot of emotions attached to it and the beautiful game of cricket is not an exception either. Over the years we have seen quite a number of moments which have turned even the spectators emotional. Recently, Shane Watson made every fan emotional with his bravery in the final of the just-concluded Indian Over the years we have seen quite a number of moments which have turned even the spectators emotional. Recently, Shane Watson made every fan emotional with his bravery in the final of the just-concluded Indian Premier League.

The Chennai Super Kings opener battled with a bloodied knee without telling anyone. He scored a heroic 80 although Super Kings lost the match by 1 run. It was only after the game that Harbhajan Singh revealed the details about the gruesome injury and that Watson needed six stitches. Unsurprisingly, almost every fan became emotional after seeing Watson’s heroics.

So through this article, we take a look at few such incidents that made the entire cricketing world emotional:

1. AB de Villiers crying:

Despite being the perennial favourites, South Africa always find a way to lose in World Cups or any other big tournaments. Well, they did the same in 2015 World Cup when New Zealand grabbed the win from the jaws of defeat. When Grant Elliott, once a South African before switching his allegiance to New Zealand, swung his bat and planted the penultimate delivery of a thrilling game high over wide long on and into the crowd, it sent the Black Caps into the World Cup final for the first time. Unable to hold his emotions, de Villiers was seen crying profusely.

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Five Moments On The Cricket Field That Made Fans Emotional
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