BBC cricket broadcaster FALLS down a hole during England’s second Test against Sri Lanka… with ‘extreme measures’ taken after incident
- Isa Guha revealed on social media that she fell into a hole during Friday’s test
- ‘Extreme measures’ were taken when the hole was taped up, while Guha laughed it off
BBC presenter Isa Guha has revealed that she fell through a hole in the commentary box during the Test match between England and Sri Lanka.
The 39-year-old was a guest on Friday for coverage of the second day of the Test, a match which England dominated with Gus Atkinson hitting his maiden century.
However, the former bowler revealed on social media that she had suffered an accident during the match.
Guha posted a photo of the comment with part of it taped over and wrote: “Extreme measures after I fell in the hole yesterday,” with a laughing emoji.
A follower commented on the photo saying, “It’s a good thing they added an extra sleeve and removed the note. I guess I’m just making a stupid point now!”
BBC presenter Isa Guha has revealed she fell into a hole in the commentary box
‘Extreme measures’ were taken when the hole was taped up, with Guha laughing about it on social media
Another wrote: ‘I’m glad you put an explanation behind that. I thought this was some sort of disciplinary process being demonstrated.’
A third wrote: ‘Isa, I hope you are okay and not injured. Take care of yourself.’
In 2002, Guha became the first ever woman of Indian descent to represent England in a sport, at the age of 17.
She retired from international cricket in 2012, but continued to play for Berkshire until she retired two years later.
The 39-year-old has worked as a presenter and commentator for ITV and Sky Sports and is now a regular feature of the BBC’s cricket coverage.
In 2023, she joined the presentation team for the coverage of the Wimbledon Championships.