WATCH: Jimmy Anderson Hits Himself In Face With Golf Ball

The England cricketer was attempting to punch one out of the trees and it went wrong...

Jimmy Anderson Hits Himself In Face With Golf Ball

The England cricketer was attempting to punch one out of the trees and it went wrong...

WATCH: Jimmy Anderson Hits Himself In Face With Golf Ball

England’s all-time leading test wicket taker, who bats left handed but plays golf right handed, was attempting to play out of the trees at Stoke Park but it didn't quite go to plan.

Stewart Broad who was behind the camera seemed very concerned initially, saying "Oh no! Oh my god!"

He did confirm Anderson was fine on Twitter and posted nine laughing emojis.

England's Barmy Army edited the clip to make Anderson look like he had hit a worldie...

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