In today’s cricket taja update, let’s read about the catches that have made the matches. Cricket is loved by everyone, and it is watched eagerly all over the world; many people wait for the best catches in the match, and there were many catches that made history, so let’s see the catches which are popular and will be remembered.
Ben Stokes vs. South Africa (ICC Cricket World Cup 2019)
England the all-rounder Ben Stokes has proved himself to be the outstanding fielder. He made a catch deep in South Africa during the opening match at the 2019 World Cup at the Kennington Oval is widely considered the most impressive ever. He has also been covered by cricket taja update various times and many people love to read info on him.
England demonstrated their power with an impressive batting display and scored 311 in 50 overs. In response, South Africa was down and out at the close of the 34th off, with a score of 180 for six wickets.
It was at that point that Andile Phehlukwayo slog-swept Adil Rashid in what appeared to be an imaginary line. But it was a flyer that Stokes hit a blinder in one hand and then landed smoothly in the dirt.
Ben Laughlin and Jake Weatherald vs. Melbourne Renegades (BBL07)
In what could be described as one of the greatest relays catches that cricket has ever seen, Adelaide Strikers duo of Ben Laughlin and Jake Weatherald combined superbly at the boundary line, removing Dwayne Bravo.
It was a game of Adelaide Strikers and Melbourne Renegades in the BBL 2018. Rashid Khan’s delivery that was flighted to Bravo was soaring high and attractive to the area of cover. But some clever game-sense enabled Laughlin to help Weatherald catch a blinder of an opportunity to catch together and send their West Indian back to the pavilion.
Paul Collingwood vs. Australia (NatWest Series, 2005)
In the 2005 game of England and Australia in the 2005 match between Australia and England at Bristol, Paul Collingwood was a total blinder in ejecting Mathew Hayden.
Hayden attempted to play a joke when he attempted to take the cut shot from Steve Harmison’s quick-pitched shot to the off side. To his surprise, the player only managed to see an air-borne Englishman shoot a one-handed stunner in the point area.
The catch was a big help in helping England keep Australia to a subpar score that was 252 on a batting surface. England won by three wickets thanks to Kevin Pietersen’s score of 91.
Jonty Rhodes vs. England (ICC Cricket World Cup 1999)
In the 13th game at 1999’s World Cup, Jonty Rhodes caught a spectacular pass to clear Robert Croft of England.
South Africa was already on the path to a massive victory by limiting England to 77-for-six before the end of the 28th over. Lance Klusener then bowled an over-pitched delivery to Croft, who was rewarded with an unorthodox shot of the Englishman. However, Croft did not think about Rhodes, who smashed the screaming volley.
Trent Boult vs. Royal Challengers Bangalore (IPL 2018)
The New Zealander Trent Boult has been the center of numerous amazing captures throughout time. The one that is most notable is his ‘freak-show’ at the boundary line that was instrumental in helping Delhi Daredevils claim the prized wicket of Virat Kohli.
Kagiso Rabada bowled a long delivery to Kohli’s pads which was flawlessly executed, and flicked out with disgust. But, as the crowd watched the ball move towards the limit, Boult timed his jump to perfection and pulled off an incredible catch.
RCB looked dangerous With Kohli along with AB de Villiers at the crease, but the seemingly out-of-nowhere catch slowed their scoring rate. They did win by six wickets. However, the game will be remembered more for Bout’s incredible performance.
Yuvraj Singh vs. South Africa (Semi-Final, Champions Trophy 2002)
In the semi-finals of the 2002 Champions Trophy, Yuvraj Singh scored a dramatic win to knock out Graeme Smith.
Indian speedster Zaheer Khan had troubled Smith for a few minutes before pulling Smith into an aerial ball in the 3rd over of the match. And Yuvraj, who was not yet a seasoned player on the international stage, leaped into the air and took perhaps the most impressive shot of his life.
As a Champions Trophy classic, the game saw an enthralled Indian team secure an unlikely victory over an experienced and dangerous South African team. The rain did play spoilsport during the final game and the trophy was split with India as well as Sri Lanka.
Kieron Pollard vs. Rajasthan Royals (IPL 2014)
Mumbai Indians star all-rounder Kieron Pollard was the star of the show during IPL 2014 by putting in this performance. In the 44th game that took place in this tournament which was played against Rajasthan Royals, Pollard took an incredible catch on the long-on boundary, which secured his place in the book of history.
The Royals were moving along well at 61-3 in the eighth over at the time Harbhajan Singh sent down a half-tracker to Kevon Cooper. As the ball moved slow and low toward its boundary massive figure in the shape of Pollard ran to grab the ball with just one hand.
But his speed took him over the boundary line, and he swung the ball up into the air before stepping back into the ball and making an amazing catch.
Yuvraj Singh vs. Bangladesh (1st ODI, Chittagong, 2004)
The very first ODI played between Bangladesh as well as India in Chittagong in 2004 will be famous for many reasons.
Not just did India take a win by just 11 runs, and a boy who hails from Ranchi called MS Dhoni also made his debut as an ODI player in the match. But, Dhoni failed to open his account and was subsequently run out in vain.
Another highlight the other one was Yuvraj Singh’s catch in the point region to disarm Mohammad Rafique.
The bowler who swung Irfan Pathan was hit for 6 in that over but was able to recover superbly to get his wicket. Rafique snatched the ball up towards a flying Yuvraj. The left-hander planned his jump to perfection and took a sensational single-handed catch.
Mohammad Kaif Vs. Pakistan (1st ODI, Karachi, 2004)
In a highly-scored thriller, Mohammad Kaif caught some of the most stunning catchers ever to write a historic win for India during its tour through Pakistan.
With just 10 runs to take the lead off just 8 balls, Zaheer Khan was aiming at Shoaib Malik’s pads, and the former dragged the ball into the air. Although he was not near, Kaif came sprinting in from the boundary of long-off to grab Hemang Badani’s catch.
It could have led to injuries, but it instead transformed into the climax of the match because India was able to win the game by five runs.
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