WATCH : South African fan gives David Warner a send-off

The third test between South Africa and Australia was in the balance when the home side were packed up for 311 runs on the second day.

After the controversy filled last test match, both sides tried to keep clam and just concentrate on their cricket. But all you needed is a little spark to light things up.

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The number one South African bowler, Kagiso Rabada received two-match suspension previously in the tour, after he was accused of rubbing Steve Smith’s shoulder aggressively after dismissing him in the first innings of second test match.

But later on, the ban was overturned and he was cleared to face Australia for the third test match. The Australian side must have had a plan against the bowler as they made quick runs and tried to throw him off his line.

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But the youngster showed great spirit to dismissed David Warner with an amazing delivery.

Before being dismissed, David Warner had hit 30 runs off 14 balls but Rabada had the last laugh. Though, Rabada didn’t celebrate much after picking up the wicket a South African fan from the crowd gave send off to David Warner.

When Warner was returning back to Australian dressing room, a middle-aged man gave him the send off by saying something and sarcastically clapping.

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However, there was a fence between the two and Australian Team’s head of security, Frank Dimasi, came between the two when the batsman turned to respond.

Here’s the clip of the send-off:

Old mate asking David Warner to move his feet against fast bowler. 👌😂#SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/SvTWbbhpCO

— Waѕiyullah Budye (@WasiyullahB) March 23, 2018

The fan and Warner both said something to each other until Warner reached the dressing room. However, what they said to each other has not been cleared yet.

Warner is sitting with three demerit points and one more demerit point would offer him one-match suspension.

At Lunch on Day 2, Australia were 71/2.