Down but not out: Relief as seagull recovers after being bowled over during TV cricket match

As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four.

But the trajectory of the speeding ball caught the hapless bird full on as it strutted around the outfield, turning it into a mass of feathers.

Seemingly lifeless, the downed seagull was taken off the pitch by Melbourne fielder Rob Quiney.



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Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd.

'The bird was taken outside into Yarra Park at the change of innings and released into the park when it was clear that the bird's health was okay,' MCG Media and Publicity Adviser Sarah Gordon told bigbash.com.au.

'A remarkable recovery!'

The seagull's unintentional intervention saved the home side two runs, a small contribution towards the Stars' three-wicket victory.

VIDEO: Watch the incident on the official Melbourne Stars website.

But the trajectory of the speeding ball caught the hapless bird full on as it strutted around the outfield, turning it into a mass of feathers. 'A remarkable recovery!' As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four. As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four. VIDEO: Watch the incident on the official Melbourne Stars website. As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four. 'The bird was taken outside into Yarra Park at the change of innings and released into the park when it was clear that the bird's health was okay,' MCG Media and Publicity Adviser Sarah Gordon told bigbash.com.au. VIDEO: Watch the incident on the official Melbourne Stars website. Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. VIDEO: Watch the incident on the official Melbourne Stars website. VIDEO: Watch the incident on the official Melbourne Stars website. 'A remarkable recovery!' Seemingly lifeless, the downed seagull was taken off the pitch by Melbourne fielder Rob Quiney. VIDEO: Watch the incident on the official Melbourne Stars website. Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. But the trajectory of the speeding ball caught the hapless bird full on as it strutted around the outfield, turning it into a mass of feathers. As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four. Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. 'The bird was taken outside into Yarra Park at the change of innings and released into the park when it was clear that the bird's health was okay,' MCG Media and Publicity Adviser Sarah Gordon told bigbash.com.au. As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four. As more than 30,000 spectators looked on at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during Wednesday night's T20 'Big Bash' league clash between the Melbourne Stars and Perth Scorchers, visiting batsman Adam Voges thumped the ball towards the boundary for a certain four. 'A remarkable recovery!' 'A remarkable recovery!' Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. But the trajectory of the speeding ball caught the hapless bird full on as it strutted around the outfield, turning it into a mass of feathers. Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. 'A remarkable recovery!' 'The bird was taken outside into Yarra Park at the change of innings and released into the park when it was clear that the bird's health was okay,' MCG Media and Publicity Adviser Sarah Gordon told bigbash.com.au. Miraculously, the stunned bird stumbled back to its feet soon after, prompting a huge roar of approval from the crowd. Seemingly lifeless, the downed seagull was taken off the pitch by Melbourne fielder Rob Quiney.

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