Tabraiz Shamsi of the Proteas takes the ball for a caught and bowled dismissing Thisara Perera of Sri Lanka for 12 runsduring the fourth 2019 One Day International Series game between South Africa and Sri Lanka at St Georges Park in Port Elizabeth, South Africa on 13 March 2019 © Deryck Foster/BackpagePix 
An emotional May announced last week she would step down as Conservative Party leader on June 7 after three times failing to get her Brexit deal approved by parliament.
Free from the burden of trying to deliver Britain's exit from the European Union, a relaxed-looking May gave a speech on student funding before heading to the Oval cricket ground around two miles from her Downing Street residence.
The British leader was photographed applauding from the stands during the unannounced trip, as her would-be successors toured the television studios setting out their plans for the country.
May, who once likened her resolve to see her Brexit plan through to the determination of her cricket hero Geoffrey Boycott to get runs, has long been a lover of the sport. (Reporting by Kylie MacLellan; editing by Stephen Addison)