The Buzz

Groundstaff have to work extra-hard during rain delays to get the field back into shape for play, but there are some - according to Ian Bishop, at least - who are just looking to have a good time. Here, Charles, at the Daren Sammy Stadium in St Lucia, enjoys himself and entertains everyone around him during a delay in the CPL match between St Lucia Kings and Antigua and Barbuda Falcons.

After scoring 132 from No. 5 in the first innings in Somerset's County Championship match against Surrey, Tom Banton injured his ankle during warm-up and hobbled out for the second innings at No. 11 when Somerset had a lead of only 149. He went on to hit six fours in his 46 and helped set a target of 221. Surrey then collapsed from 95 for 3 to 109 all out in the final session, with Somerset securing victory with minutes left in the game.

During Durham's County Championship match against Lancashire at Chester-le-Street, the home team's assistant coach was spotted at the square leg umpire's position. Alan Walker was substituting for regular official Michael Gough, who had gone off the field for a bathroom break.

Batter Leus du Plooy's eyes must have lit up when he saw the full toss coming towards him during Middlesex's first innings in the county game against Yorkshire at Headingley. He drove it, only for it to get stuck in Dom Bess' left hand at short cover.

Priyansh Arya channelled his inner Yuvraj Singh, becoming the latest entrant in the six-sixes-in-an-over club. Playing for South Delhi Superstarz in the Delhi Premier League [DPL], he smashed North Delhi Strikers spinner Manan Bharadwaj six times over the boundary in the 12th over of the first innings. Bharadwaj, primarily a left-arm spinner, also sent down a delivery right-handed to stop the carnage, but to no avail. All of Arya's sixes were in the V, straight over the bowler's head.

Hold my beer? No thanks, said a spectator at the England-Sri Lanka Old Trafford Test, casually taking a very cool catch while clutching his beverage in one hand.