MasterChef ? Nathan Lyon's kitchen antics delay Sheffield Shield match by 30 minutes

The incident occurred during a Sheffield Shield game between New South Wales and Queensland at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, when a fire-alarm led to the ꦇgame being halted for half an hour and even the fire dep𝓰artment had to be disturbed.

Later, it was fo🤡und that the alarm was set-off by Nathan Lyon’s burnt toast in the chang🔴ing room’s kitchen and it was enough to cause a panic.

“(The toast) 𒐪popped up first and I wasn’t happy so I put it back down and I got carried away watching the cಞricket. There’s a first for everything. I was getting a bit bored in the change-rooms," Lyon was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au.

However, given the Aussie pedigree, the spinner found humour in this incident as well.

“St𓂃even Smith already said he’s going to cover it (the fire-truck call-out fee),” Lyon sai💦d.

New South Wales needed just 18 runs for the win but Lyon’s kitchen antics forced them to have early tea before they could go out onto the field again. 🌼However, once everything was sorted out, Kurtis Patterson and Daniel Hughes returned to the pitch and completed a 6-wicket win over Queensland.