A big news is coming out from the Australian cricket world at this time. Let us tell you that during the ongoing match of the country’s domestic Sheffield Shield cricket tournament, a player named Hilton Cartwright has left the match midway due to the birth of his child.

Let us tell you that this incident was seen in the Sheffield Shield match between West Australia and Tasmania. Hilton, playing for West Australia in this match, retired mid-game to attend the birth of his second child.

After tea on the second day of the match, he went to the hospital to see his wife, who is 37 weeks pregnant. However, on Tuesday 22 October, he returned to play matches at the WACA, following the safe birth of his child. When Hilton left the match midway, he was batting on 52 runs.

Hilton Cartwright gave a big statement

Regarding leaving the match midway, Hilton was quoted by Fox Cricket as saying – My wife Tameka was only 37 weeks pregnant, so this match against Tasmania will not have any impact on the birth of our second child, this is the reason. That I chose to play again.

But at the end of the week I experienced some complications, which led to a call to the gynecologist yesterday when I had already reached the field. He suggested that the best steps for the safety of mother and child should be taken that afternoon.

During the innings break, I informed the management about the situation, and I left for the hospital. I informed my coach and captain about the situation and planned that after the tea break on the second day, I would have to leave the field.