British PM Rishi Sunak gave his statement in Jonny Bairstow run out controversy

England batter Jonny Bairstow’s run out is causing a lot of noise, and it’s not going away. You can tell this from the fact that British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has now joined the debate. In response to this, Sunak has shown the class of Australia and backed England leader Ben Stokes.

Rishi Sunak’s entry in Bairstow run out stirred up a lot of trouble.

There is a lot of heat in the Ashes game between Australia and England, which is still going on. Both teams are doing their best to win the match in the oldest competition in cricket. The second Test played at Lord’s was won by Australia by 41 runs. Johnny Bairstow’s run out is the thing that people talk about the most.

How did Johnny Bairstow get out?

On the fifth day of the second test between Australia and England, which is still going on, there was a lot of high-stakes action on the field. As soon as England’s Johnny Bairstow was taken out of the game, the fans at Lord’s got very excited. Jonny Bairstow let the last ball from Australian all-rounder Cameron Green go behind the wicket. He then went to talk to Ben Stokes, who was standing at the other end, without keeping the bat at the crease or asking the wicketkeeper for leave. Alex Carey, who is the wicketkeeper for Australia, made the most of the chance and hit the ball on the stumps. After this, there was a call for Bairstow to be out, and the judge agreed.

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What did Rishi Sunak say?

In an interview with “The Sun,” British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in a statement released on Monday, “I agree with England captain Ben Stokes.” I also wouldn’t want to win games in that way.

Rishi Sunak said, “The game gave us a chance to see Ben Stokes at his best, and it was an amazing Test match.” I thought of Headingley when Stokes played an innings like that to help England win a historic game.