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Josh Hazlewood gives middle finger to South African fans, video goes viral
✍️ Outlook India
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 08:40 AM
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A video circulating online shows Australian bowler Josh Hazlewood making a middle‑finger gesture toward South African spectators, prompting widespread reaction on social media.
A short clip that has been shared widely on platforms such as Twitter and YouTube captures Australian fast‑bowler Josh Hazlewood raising his middle finger in the direction of South African fans. The footage appears to have been recorded during a recent cricket encounter involving the two nations, although the exact match and venue have not been confirmed by official sources.
The video quickly attracted attention, with users labeling the gesture as unsportsmanlike and calling for an apology. Cricket commentators and former players weighed in, noting that such displays are rare in the sport and could reflect heightened emotions on the field.
As of now, Hazlewood has not issued a public statement regarding the incident, and the Australian cricket board has not released an official comment. The episode adds to ongoing discussions about player conduct and the impact of social‑media scrutiny on athletes.
The clip continues to trend under hashtags related to the incident, drawing both criticism and support from fans across the cricketing community.
The video quickly attracted attention, with users labeling the gesture as unsportsmanlike and calling for an apology. Cricket commentators and former players weighed in, noting that such displays are rare in the sport and could reflect heightened emotions on the field.
As of now, Hazlewood has not issued a public statement regarding the incident, and the Australian cricket board has not released an official comment. The episode adds to ongoing discussions about player conduct and the impact of social‑media scrutiny on athletes.
The clip continues to trend under hashtags related to the incident, drawing both criticism and support from fans across the cricketing community.