England coach and former New Zealand cricketer Brendon McCullum might have retired from cricket, but is still supremely fit. This was shown in a video shared by Barmy Army on their Twitter as the Kiwi climbed up a fence to rescue a shirt.
The Ben Stokes-led side created history after winning the third and final Test in Karachi as they became the first team to whitewash Pakistan in their own home ever. Chasing 167 runs to win the final Test, England resumed on day 4 on 112/2 and soon completed the victory with Ben Duckett making 82* and Ben Stokes making 35*.
It was a humiliating defeat for the home side, who had no idea about England and their Bazball tactics, and were blown away by the way the visitors batted and bowled.
Meanwhile, in an interesting video, Brendon McCullum was spotted on the sidelines in Karachi, obliging the Pakistani fans with some autographs and selfies. He was handed a shirt to sign, and after putting his autograph in, he threw it back over the fence, but it got stuck.
While people tried to get it off using a stick or shaking the fence, McCullum climbed up the fence and got the shirt off, and threw it towards the fan.
Barmy Army shared the clip with the caption reading, "Did you think there’s anything Brendon McCullum can’t do? We had a shirt mishap trying to throw it over a fence… BAZ TO THE RESCUE."
