'Not all heroes wear capes': Cricket fan wearing nothing but his 'tradie' undies is chased by a female security guard for parading a huge 'beer snake'
Hilarious footage has emerged of an underwear-clad cricket fan parading around the stands of a Perth stadium with a giant 'beer snake' in his hand.
The clip shows the man - wearing nothing but his sneakers and 'tradie' branded briefs - carrying a precarious stack of finished plastic beers cups.
He is seen carefully trying not to break the towering beer snake as he steps past cheering spectators in the upper stands of Optus Stadium with a female security guard in pursuit.
'The rise and fall of the beer snake warrior,' the footage, taken last Saturday as Perth Scorchers beat Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash league, was captioned on Facebook.
'Hey!', the guard can be heard saying multiple times as she tries to stop him.
To the crowd's dismay, the 'snake' breaks while the man manoeuvres through the seats away from security.
At one stage, a spectator can be seen handing the man a drink and another cup to add to his tower as the crowd erupts.
The daredevil then begins flexing after finishing the drink as he waits for the security guard to confiscate the pile of cups and escort him out of the stadium.
A cricket fan dressed in nothing but his underwear entertained the crowds at Optus Stadium during the Big Bash on Saturday night
The man ran away from a security guard while showing off his impressive 'beer snake' - a collection of finished plastic cups
The viral clip has been viewed over 45,000 times, with people praising the man for his wild antics.
'Last time I saw something that inspirational was watching Gladiator,' wrote one person.
'Seems he lost his pants for the cause too. True warrior,' another followed.
'You won't see a better sporting moment at the stadium, a statue is imminent,' a third added.
'Hope he gets a year's supply of Tradies for that bit of advertising,' another said.
The clip has received over 45000 views on Facebook with people labeling him a 'true warrior'