Seen Flying ants stopping a match to a burnt toast halting play? Now warm up ball rolled into the pitch abandons WBBL match

In the past, cricket has seen its share of incidents resulting in match delays as well as abandonments. From flying ants stopping a match between South Africa and India at Centurion for more than 30 minutes to a burnt toast by Nathan Lyon leading to fire fighters arriving amid a Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and Queensland in 2017-18, cricket matches have seen bizarre incidents halting play. Now a warm-up ball being rolled into the pitch has seen a WBBL match being abandoned. A week after WBBL side Sydney Thunder were denied a WBBL win with umpired abandoning play with the Thunder side just three runs away from the win against Adelaide Strikers in a rain curtailed match at Adelaide Oval, another WBBL match has been abandoned this time due to a warm-up ball being pressed