Australian spinner Nathan Lyon was found responsible for the stadium lights going out twice in the Adelaide Test.

On the opening day of the second Test played in the day-night format, the floodlights went off twice in a short interval in the third session, which surprised the players and fans. There were speculations that the power might have gone out, someone jokingly said that the power was cut off because the bill had not been paid.

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Now, in the third Test that started at the Gabba, during the stoppage of play due to rain, host spinner Nathan Lyon accepted the responsibility for the lights going off in a conversation with Channel Seven.

He said that during the night session, I and assistant coach Andre Borovik were sitting in the dark. When a guard asked the reason, we said that if you turn on the lights in the practice area, we will be able to bowl some.

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On which he pressed the wrong button, which turned off the lights in the entire stadium, after turning it on, he pressed the wrong button again and thus the floodlights went off for the second time, I am responsible for this.