The fifth and final T20I between India and Australia at The Gabba in Brisbane was suddenly halted due to lightning striking near the stadium on Saturday (November 8).
Only 4.5 overs of play were possible before lightning forced the play to be stopped immediately. The atmosphere at The Gabba shifted from electrifying to tense within moments.
Play stopped in Brisbane as lightning forced players off the field in India vs Australia 5th T20I
Following the unexpected incident, India and Australia players quickly rushed off the field, heading straight into their dressing rooms for safety in Brisbane.
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Ground staff rushed in to cover the pitch, even though it wasn’t raining yet. The umpires stopped play immediately after the lightning as a safety measure, with rain expected soon.
There is a severe weather alert at the Gabba.Play has been stopped due to ICC's 30-30 rule.Check out more in the blog.#INDvsAUS Live: t.co/VKLU6kKoW2 pic.twitter.com/HSS6tLUvtz
— India Today Sports (@ITGDsports) November 8, 2025To be continued...
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