WTC Final: Pigeon caught on camera pooping on field on Day 5, netizens lose their cool

As India and New Zealand are crossing swords at the World Test Championship (WTC) Final, the game saw an unwanted visitor not just taking on the field but even pooping on it.

The high-voltage clash at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton gave fans some fascinating contest and amongst it was the cameraman's antics that left the fans in splits. 

A pigeon was caught on camera pooping on the field. Soon fans lost their cool and flooded social media with hilarious comments. 

#WTC21final They did https://t.co/6ydr42idkK pic.twitter.com/jib5f3DMLm

— mubin (@mubean_) June 22, 2021

Mr Pigeon giving a visual representation of how the WTC Final was https://t.co/Ry7tzKub54

— | ICC detest account (@wannabepanda7) June 22, 2021

I just wanna be as chill in my life as that pigeon was today.#WTCFinal #WTCFinal2021

— Ipsita Priyadarshini (@_ipsita_29) June 22, 2021

LIVE! A pigeon just pooped in the area between silly point and gully.#INDvNZ #WTCFinal

— FoMA Ramteke (@fomaramteke) June 22, 2021

This Pigeon has no work other than eating continuously and doing shit in the ground. #WTCFinal pic.twitter.com/8hcG2q6Ccm

— Pratik Singh (@PratikSingh_) June 22, 2021

The best part about today's game has been the Royal Pigeon who's been chilling his way around the silly point region on a warm British afternoon as the action rolls on #WTC21 #WTCFinal #WTCFinal2021 #indiaVsNewZealand #India #INDvNZ #CricketLive

— Lenomenal_Gs (@LenomenalG) June 22, 2021

As for the clash, while pacers Mohammed Shami, Tim Southee, and Kyle Jamieson made the red cherry talk, batsmen like Kane Williamson, Devon Conway, and Ajinkya Rahane showcased remarkable resilience.

The game started off as an exciting note but soon ended in a dreaded situation as the first day was completely washed out. The second day saw only 64.4 overs being bowled while the third day was the longest so far with 76.3 overs being bowled by both the teams together.

Unfortunately, Day four of the WTC Final was also abandoned due to persistent rain. India went to stumps on Day 5 at 64 for 2, leading New Zealand by 32 runs. Now the reserve day will come into force with the lost hours to be played on Day 6 - June 23.