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<\/div>\nBrendon McCullum had dismissed Chris Mpofu in a similar fashion back in 2005.\u00a9 Twitter<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n England batter Jonny Bairstow<\/a>‘s controversial dismissal on Day 5 of the second Ashes Test hogged all the limelight as Australia players were booed by spectators at Lord’s. Bairstow was given out as Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey<\/a> threw the ball at the stumps after the batter walked out of his crease after ducking a Cameron Green<\/a> bouncer. Australian players, who were making their way to the dressing room after Lunch was called, were confronted by MCC members in the famous Pavilion Long Room at Lord’s.<\/p>\n Twitter was divided over the same incident as some thought that Bairstow was just going to have a chat with Ben Stokes<\/a>, who was at the non-striker’s end, while others suggested that the batter lacked game awareness.<\/p>\n Having said that, an old video has gone viral on social media where England head coach Brendon McCullum<\/a> was involved in a rather similar incident.<\/p>\n During a Test between New Zealand and Zimbabwe in 2005, McCullum had dismissed Chris Mpofu<\/a> in a similar fashion. Mpofu had left his crease in a hurry to congratulate his teammate Blessing Mahwire completed his fifty with a single.<\/p>\n #JohnyBairstow<\/a> runout today in #Ashes23<\/a> 2nd Test leaving crease without inform the umpires & players.@Bazmccullum<\/a> coach also did the same vs Zimbabwe in 2005. Blessing Mahwire, Complete his 50 but Chris Mpofu in hurry to congratulate him & leave the Crease.pic.twitter.com\/IHfv7vaqSc<\/a><\/p>\n\n