Watch - James Pattinson, Marcus Stoinis Involve in a Funny Verbal Duel

You might have watched a brilliant Test cricket in Adelaide, but in the surrounding place, there was yet another exciting battle that took place between Marcus Stoinis and James Pattinson. Meanwhile, the notable Australian cricketers involved in a funny duel in the Sheffield Shield game. It took place during the game between Western Australia and Victoria. James Pattinson was the chief person in the duel, who started things and continued to distract the focus of Marcus Stoinis.

Aussie duo involved in funny banter

However, the Pacer displayed all his weird expressions while bowling to Marcus Stoinis, who was batting beautifully to push for a draw. He was the only barricade between the win and a loss for both the sides, which made Pattinson try out the things in a different way.

In fact, it troubled Stoinis, who tried to go for a big shot but ended up connecting with the thin air. All in all, it was an interesting few moments, which entertained the fans and also brought some spice to the game.

Here is the video –

A cracking Test match in Adelaide, but you've got to see this entertaining battle between James Pattinson and Marcus Stoinis at the MCG from earlier today! #SheffieldShield pic.twitter.com/6QLpd29HC9

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 10, 2018

Marcus Stoinis 85 helped them to pull out a draw:

Initially, it was Victoria, who won the toss and opted to bat first. The southpaw Nic Maddinson knocked a brilliant 162 while the veteran cricketer, Cameron White smashed 119 to hand a massive 429-run tally on the board.

In reply, Ashton Turner was the only batsman to get a decent score to his name while the rest of the batsmen got the starts but failed to carry on. However, Scott Boland was the wrecker-in-chief with four wickets to his name.

In the second innings, Travis Dean and Will Puckovski were among the run scorers to set a massive target. In reply, Victoria knocked out five wickets for 57 runs on the board. However, Stoinis hung in the middle to see his side drew the game.