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'Absolutely bizarre' moment in Big Bash game as wrong gloves handed to Brisbane Heat batter
There's very rarely a dull moment in the Big Bash and that was proven to be true once again on Monday night during the Brisbane Heat's game against the Sydney Sixers.
During the first innings in Coffs Harbour, young gun batter Hugh Weibgen was at the crease when seventh wicket fell, bringing spinner Matt Kuhnemann to the crease.
As the new batter was making his way out, Weibgen asked for a fresh set of gloves to be brought out to the middle for him to change mid-innings.
However, once the Sixers were ready to continue bowling and Kuhnemann was out there ready to mark centre, Weibgen had to stop play and signalled to the Heat dugout.
'Bizarre' moment stops play in Heat-Sixers clash
Hugh Weibgen stops play in the Brisbane Heat's clash with the Sydney Sixers after being given the wrong gloves.
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Brisbane Heat young gun Hugh Weibgen went from hero to zero on Friday night and it wasn't the only piece of drama in an entertaining Big Bash game.
The 21-year-old made a spectacular diving effort on the boundary after Melbourne Stars batter Sam Harper hit it into the deep.
He plucked the ball out of the air with one arm, but his momentum dragged him to the rope as he hit the turf and the umpire signalled six runs.
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