IND VS ENG: London police arrest Jarvu, hit Johnny Bairstow on the ground

New Delhi. In the ongoing Test series between India and England (India v England, 4th Test), YouTuber Daniel Jarvis alias Zarvo (Zarvo arrested), who repeatedly entered the field for security reasons, was arrested by London police. Jarvu entered the Oval just before lunch on the second day of the Fourth Cricket Test. This time Jarvo collided with England batsman Johnny Bairstow. Let us inform you that Jarvis, known as ‘Jarvo 69’, is on the field for the third time in three matches. Yorkshire County has decided to impose a lifetime ban on him but the ECB has not taken any drastic action.

A BCCI source said, “Yes, Jarvu 69 has been arrested by the South London Police.” Jarvis, who was bowling Umesh Yadav, was seen running after trying to field in the Indian team’s jersey at Lord’s. He was later thrown off the field.

Giants angry at the intrusion of Jarvu
Let us inform you that many veterans expressed their dissatisfaction with the infiltration of Jarvu. Virender Sehwag even said that if Jarvu had done this in front of the Punjab police, he would have received so many sticks that he would not have come out of the house. On the other hand, the commentator Harsh Vogle called Jarbhu an idiot. Wasim Zafar tweeted about the security situation on the field in England.

England’s strong performance on the second day
At the end of the second day’s play, India were 43 for no loss in the second innings and are now 56 runs behind. KL Rahul was playing for 22 runs and Rohit Sharma was scoring 20 runs. Rohit Burns got his life in six runs if he could not catch his catch in the second slip. Earlier, with the help of half-centuries from Oli Pope and Chris Oakes, England recovered from the initial push and took a crucial 99-run lead against India with 200 runs scored.

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In the absence of Mohammad Shamir, the Indian fast bowlers could not keep pace with the batting. Pope 11 and Chris Oakes, who showed batting skills after bowling, scored 50 runs. At one stage, England lost five wickets for 62 runs, but then Pope played a role as the architect of the innings. India scored 191 in the first innings.