Video: England’s Prime Minister takes on his own country’s dangerous fast bowlers, Jordan takes the wicket

Last year, T20 World Cup 2022 was organized in Australia. The title of this tournament was won by the mighty England team led by Jos Buttler. Now this team has celebrated the victory with the Prime Minister of our country Rishi Sunak after almost four months. The England cricket team didn’t just stop at cheering and enjoying the food, the players also played cricket at 10 Downing Street, the home of the Prime Minister. Interestingly, in between, Sunak also faced England’s top bowlers. Meanwhile, the video is going viral on social media.

In this viral video, all the players are seen in formal attire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak himself is seen batting in shirt-pant and tie. Meanwhile, he is seen facing fast bowlers Sam Curran and Chris Jordan. At times they even missed Karan’s delivery. However, this time he also played some good shots. Also, Jordan took the wicket of Sunak while bowling. Then he cheered. After batting, Sunak also tried his hand at bowling.

Never in doubt ☝@CJordan Nicks off the PM with a beauty after a working over from @CurranSM‘s left arm spin 🔥

Big send off as well 👀pic.twitter.com/JGTEwQiLx5

— Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) March 23, 2023

Captain Jos Buttler has shared some photos of this meeting on his official Instagram account. Sharing the post, he wrote in the caption, “It was a privilege to take the T20 World Cup to 10 Downing Street with a few players yesterday.”

Interestingly, the final match of T20 World Cup 2022 was played in Melbourne. In this match England vs Pakistan team was face to face. In the final match, Pakistan challenged England by 138 runs. England passed this challenge by 5 wickets in 19 overs and won the World Cup in their name. (england team met british prime minister rishi sunak he faces sam curran and chris jordan bowling)

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