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Published 11:41 14 Aug 2015 BST
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"Play has been postponed on account of primates" is a phrase that is sadly rarely used in a sporting context... or any context, for that matter.
However, on Day 3 of the first Test between Sri Lanka and India, it could have been legitimately used by the commentator, when a monkey wreaked havoc stormed the pitch and brought the high-octane, thrill-a-second cricket action temporarily to a halt.
Play eventually resumed, but unfortunately the show went on without the furry little creature.
https://twitter.com/Cricrajeshpk/status/632117555268710400 Hat-tip to Bleacher ReportFootball

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