WATCH: Usman Khawaja attends post-day press conference with his daughter

Australia and England have locked horns in the 2023 edition of the Ashes. After the end of play on Day 2 of the first Test played at Edgbaston in Birmingham, the visitors have the upper hand against the hosts, scoring 311 runs with the loss of five wickets. The star batter for Australia was their opener, Usman Khawaja who scored a century on the second day of the Test match. He is currently playing at 126 runs, including 14 fours and two sixes in his innings. 

Khawaja after scoring his century, celebrated his hundred celebrated and his celebration went viral on social media in no time. He threw the bat in the air high in the air while celebrating his ton. After the end of play on day two, he came to attend the press conference with her daughter, where she was seen playing with the mobile in between the post-day press conference and the cameraman started focussing on her. 

Watch it here:

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It’s nice to go out and score runs for Australia: Usman Khawaja

“Stop swiping through the camera. It’s okay, you can do it later, you can play with Dad’s phone,” Khawaja responded as the reporters broke into laughter at the exchange. He was also asked about his celebration as well by the reporters and he replied that it happened in a flow and he as well not decided to do that.

“I honestly don‘t know. I think it was a culmination of three Ashes tours to England and being dropped on two of them. I don‘t read the media, but when I’m getting sprayed in the nets and getting sprayed when I’m walking out there that I can’t bat in England, I guess it was just a bit more emotional than normal,” the left hand batter asserted.

“I feel like I‘m saying this all the time, the same thing happened in India. (It‘s) not that I have a point to prove, but it’s nice to go out and score runs for Australia, just to show everyone the last 10 years haven’t been a fluke,” the 36-year-old stated.