Geoffrey Boycott has attempted to make amends with Theresa May after she accused him of taking her Tupperware when she baked brownies for the BBC Test Match Special team.
The former England cricketer sent the prime minister plastic containers embossed with gold labels reading “Property of Theresa May”.
But Boycott had to correct the PM after she mistakenly thanked the TMS team for the personalised Tupperware in a tweet.
Theresa May
(@theresa_may)Thanks to the @bbctms team for the personalised tupperware. No chance of you walking off with them next time! pic.twitter.com/FkZ1VLXzSS
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The former Yorkshire batsman replied: “Slight misunderstanding @theresa_may, nothing to do with @bbctms I had these engraved as a present for you. Apologies for any confusion.”
In an interview on TMS during a Test match between England and the West Indies last month, May accused Boycott of taking her Tupperware after she baked brownies for a previous appearance on the programme.
She said she had given the treats to the presenter but did not know whether he shared them with his co-hosts, joking: “Geoffrey Boycott has still got my Tupperware.”
May named Boycott as her favourite cricketer because of “the fact that he stuck in there and just got on with the job”, but admitted she never saw him play live.