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Greatest Catches In The History of Cricket
Catches Win matches.Cricket Teams whose catching ability of players are superior than its opposition have distinct advantage. That is not to say other areas do not contribute to their success. Off Course they do. Batting & Bowling has to be superior than opposition. as well. But when Batting , Bowling is supported with a brilliant fielding they look formidable and unbeatable.
In this age of Rocket Science the Fielding team is expected to not only take regulation catches but also the Half chances that come in their way. This thread is meant to give opportunities to readers to share with others what they think are the Greatest Catches in the history of Cricket. To give everybody a chance and to keep it simple I have set 3 selections per reader. Let’s get the ball rolling by presenting my Choices 1. Collingwood’s Catch of the Century Link: YouTube - The greatest catch of all time 2. Andy Bichel demonstrates a Super Human effort Link: YouTube - Most thoughful catch in Cricket by Andy Bichel 3.Tamim’s catches a Blinder. Link: YouTube - One of the Best Catches Ever - Tamim Iqbal Who’s next? Guys! Let’s get going! |
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M Waugh catches Laxman, second innings Chennai 2001. Laxman's expression is priceless.
YouTube - Mark Waugh Great Catch in chennai
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It's Adam Dale or nothing. Used to be a clip of just that on Youtube, now it seems you can only see it as part of compilations.
YouTube - Australian Classic Catches
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being a kiwi.. here are some NZ greats
Shane Thomson YouTube - ShaneThomsonCatch Nathan Astle YouTube - Nathan Astle Sensational Running catch Matthew Sinclair YouTube - Best Catch ever |
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As the first poster mentioned, Collingwood's is a blinder. The type of catch you might see playing 'Classic Catches' in the water at the beach.
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McCullum
YouTube - AMAZING Brendon McCullum catch YouTube - great catch by mccullum (wicketkeeper catch) He has a penchant for taking some blinders. |
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Never tire of seeing this one, Strauss at Trent Bridge:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP1kVDRbjGc And who was the fielder, earlier this year, who knocked one up on the boundary, ran over the rope and came back to catch it? Never seen anything like it before. |
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Here's the boundary one that was mentioned Adam Voges' miracle catch - Twenty20 Cricket
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Manly legend Paul "Fatty" Vautin in the Border tribute match, complete with 12th Man commentary.
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Haha, hadn't seen that one before, or heard of him for that matter, but while we're about it ..
You're the one for me, Fatty |
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