Mitchell Johnson’s impressive football skills in a cricket Match

Mitchell Johnson was plenty of time to work on his skills since his retirement from international cricket last year.
Apparently these 'skills' were not confined to cricket.
Showed fast bowler gun he naturally with his feet after he received one of the kicks even a small gate in the Indian Premier League overnight.
Johnson, back for another season with the Kings of Punjab atheist ten, caught Gujarat Lions all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is much less than the crease to him after he kicked the ball at the stumps when I tried tennis was quick single.Johnson the night of ups and downs in his first match top level since his retirement from the game international cricket last year.
He leaked a total of 35 runs from his four overs, although it did not distract the young Ishan Kishan late in the Gujarat innings.
The heroism is not enough to get the Kings atheist ten on the line as they went to Gujarat five wickets.Johnson was one of five Australians to work in the game Gujarat, Punjab, and there was a flashpoint involving a couple of all baseball from down under.
After a brief period of Marcus Stoinis strolled to the crease he found himself facing up to the Melbourne Stars team-mate James Faulkner.
Having arrived to a crisp cut shot for four, and prevented Stoinis the ball back down the pitch. He took a few steps forward before realizing any way available, and turned to return to his crease.
At the same time Faulkner picked up the ball and threw it back towards the stumps at the end of the attacker.
Ball seemed on its way to God wickets before he collided with Stoinis "bat, sparking a tepid appeal of two players Gujarat for 'obstructing the field" against Stoinis.
Soon the calls died down umpires did not feel the need to grant a long time - even though replays showed that some might have been worth a closer look.