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David Miller comes to bat like a WWE superstar in South Africa vs UAE ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match

Miller was seen jumping over the boundary barricades after climbing down the stairs from the dressing room.

Edited By : Cricket Country Staff |Mar 12, 2015, 12:22 PM IST

Published On Mar 12, 2015, 12:22 PM IST

Last UpdatedMar 12, 2015, 12:22 PM IST

David Miller comes to bat like a WWE superstar in South Africa vs UAE ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match
David Miller was seen jumping over the boundary barricades after climbing down the stairs from the dressing room. Photo Courtesy – Screengrab.

David Miller came into the ground following Rilee Rossouw‘s dismissal in a quite unusual way. Miller was seen jumping over the boundary barricades after climbing down the stairs from the dressing room. ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: Complete Coverage

The exact reason for opting to jump is not known, but what comes across is that Miller chose a shorter way to enter the ground than walk a few more steps to enter. LIVE BLOG: South Africa vs UAE ICC Cricket World Cup 2015

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Earlier, South Africa captain AB de Villiers continued his dominant World Cup form against the United Arab Emirates on Thursday but fell agonisingly short of a century as the Proteas set a 342-run target. ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: Pool-wise Team Standings

De Villiers smashed 99 off 82 balls to help the Proteas to 341 for six after they were put into bat, with Farhaan Behardien also contributing a rollicking 64 from 31. ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: Complete Coverage

A South Africa victory against the UAE, who are winless so far in the tournament, would seal second spot in Pool B, setting up a likely quarter-final clash with Sri Lanka.

“The guys are in a great space,” said batsman David Miller, who made 49. “I think all the top six or seven batters have made a contribution throughout the competition and that’s what we really need going into the quarter finals.”