Wood's performance was lauded by the netizens and appreciated by teammates.
England cricketer Mark Wood didn't let his teammates feel the absence of the Barmy Army, an English cricket passionate group. Barmy Army comes in a big number to support England but after the COVID-19 pandemic, no spectator will be allowed inside the stadium.
Cricket is set to resume at the Rose Bowl in Southampton between England and West Indies on 8 July.
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When England cricketers walked out for a warm-up match, Wood sang the famous 'Jerusalem' song from Barmy Army. He stood in an empty stadium and can be seen waving a flag too.
The 54-second long clip also included Wood paying tribute to his fellow fast bowler Jimmy Anderson.
Here is the video:
Cricketers from both the teams have undergone the COVID-19 test before the series. They will be tested again on Sunday.