- Footage from The Test will leave cricket fans wanting more
- Captured Australia’s furious reaction in fifth Test at The Oval
- Batter David Warner was seething after he was given outÂ
Explosive footage has revealed the moment a seething David Warner exploded after he was given out during Australia’s second innings run chase in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval last July.
Warner was dismissed for a fighting 60 from 106 balls as Pat Cummins’ men chased a dramatic victory – and the veteran batter lashed out with an X-rated rant.
It followed the hosts being controversially permitted to change the ball only 36 overs into Australia’s second trip to the crease – and the ‘old’ Duke ball quickly turned the contest in England’s favour.
Footage from The Test docu-series – soon to be released by Prime Video – captured the tense moment Warner was sent back to the pavilion off the bowling of Chris Woakes.
‘F***ing hit the top of the f***ing shoulder, f***ing 41 f***ing overs, the f***ing ball is brand f***ing new, mate!’ Warner roared as he walked back into the Aussie dressing room.
Explosive footage has revealed the moment a seething David Warner reacted after he was given out during Australia’s second innings run chase in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval last July
![Warner (pictured with wife Candice) was dismissed for 60 from 106 balls as Pat Cummins' men chased a dramatic victory - and the veteran batter exploded after leaving the field](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/07/85136395-13441231-Warner_was_dismissed_for_60_from_106_balls_as_Pat_Cummins_men_ch-a-45_1716273532739.jpg)
Warner (pictured with wife Candice) was dismissed for 60 from 106 balls as Pat Cummins’ men chased a dramatic victory – and the veteran batter exploded after leaving the field
![Umpires Joel Wilson and Kumar Dharmasena agreed to change the ball after the first delivery of the 37th over - and the replacement looked far newer and more helpful to bowlers than the original Duke ball](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/07/73822465-13441231-Umpires_Joel_Wilson_and_Kumar_Dharmasena_agreed_to_change_the_ba-a-11_1716271227454.jpg)
Umpires Joel Wilson and Kumar Dharmasena agreed to change the ball after the first delivery of the 37th over – and the replacement looked far newer and more helpful to bowlers than the original Duke ball
![England significantly benefitted from a ball change on the morning of the final day of the fifth Ashes Test (Jimmy Anderson is pictured left, with Ben Stokes)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/07/73805497-13441231-England_benefitted_from_a_ball_change_on_the_morning_of_the_fina-a-13_1716271261391.jpg)
England significantly benefitted from a ball change on the morning of the final day of the fifth Ashes Test (Jimmy Anderson is pictured left, with Ben Stokes)
![Australian cricket great Ricky Ponting demanded an investigation into the umpiring decision](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/21/07/73805443-13441231-Ricky_Ponting_has_demanded_an_investigation_into_an_umpiring_dec-a-12_1716271237376.jpg)
Australian cricket great Ricky Ponting demanded an investigation into the umpiring decision
At the time, Warner’s batting partner Usman Khawaja asked the umpires twice about the ball change that ultimately decided the fifth Test – and incredibly was told there was ‘nothing else’ in the box of replacement balls for them to choose from.
Australian cricket great Ricky Ponting was also in disbelief, and called for an investigation into the umpiring.
‘I cannot fathom how two international umpires –Â Joel Wilson and Kumar Dharmasena – that have done this so many times before, have got this so wrong,’ he said.
‘That is a huge moment in this game, potentially a huge moment in the Test match, and something I think has to be investigated.
‘I think it’s a huge blunder.’
Armed with a lively ball – which looked suspiciously new –Â England capitalised on day five to win by 49 runs to level the series at 2-2.
Pat Cummins’ men retained the urn as winners of the previous series.Â