Glenn Phillips reaction (Source: AP Photos)
The days are a little brighter now as the cricket fans are enjoying the thrilling cricket action on the big stage of the Champions Trophy. After the tournament returned after eight years, fans enjoyed some unmissable cricket action.
As the tournament has reached the knockout stage, some remarkable cricketing moments unlocked on the group stage. Some of the greatest catches grabbed the attention in the group stage. Let’s explore the three greatest catches of the group stage of the ongoing Champions Trophy.
3. Williamson’s Hawk-Fied Grab While Dismissing Jadeja
Along with the India-Pakistan rivalry, the India-New Zealand rivalry at the ICC tournaments always ignites the fans. In the group stage of the ongoing Champions Trophy, the Indian-New Zealand encounter has spread immense thrills among the fans.
But in the match, Kane Williamson’s flying catch while dismissing Ravindra Jadeja grabbed the attention. As Mat Henry bowled a back-of-length delivery outside the off stumps, Jadeja went for a cut. But Williamson soared like a hawk at backward point, snatching the ball with his left hand. The catch was nothing short of spectacular.
2. Glenn Phillips’s Gravity Defying Stunner To Remove Kohli
Kiwis are always known for their brilliance, and their outing against India always produces some unmissable cricket moments. The last group stage fixture between these two sides was no different. But Glenn Phillips’s unbelievable catch to dismiss Virat Kohli stunned cricket fans across the globe.
After Matt Henry bowled the delivery, Virat Kohli cut it hard, sending the ball flying toward Glenn Phillips on the right. The Kiwi player redefined the tag of ‘World’s Best Fielder’ with yet another outstanding grab. While being horizontal to the ground, he outstretched his right hand and secured the grab. The catch was unbelievable as it left King Kohli in shock.
1. Glenn Phillips Turns Bird To Dismiss Rizwan
In the entire group stage of the Champions Trophy, Glenn Phillips highlighted some unforgettable fielding moments. The Kiwi player unlocked the best catch of the ongoing tournament. The first match witnessed a thrilling clash between New Zealand and Pakistan, and Phillips secured the best catch of the ongoing tournament.
In the 10th over, William O’Rourke bowled a short delivery, and the Pakistan captain went for a cut short. The ball tends to go for a boundary, but Phillips was there to create the magic. With the speed of a cat, he dived to his left, extending his left hand like a magnet. In a move that left everyone gasping, he plucked the ball out of mid-air with one hand, sealing the deal in style.
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