Suresh Raina Caught Such A Catch Against Australia Legends, Amit Mishra Remembered The Time Machine
In fact, in the 16th over of the match, Australian batsman Ben Dunk, who was looking dangerous, played a shot on the ball of Abhimanyu Mithun on point.
Suresh Raina, who was the best fielder of his time, once again told us that no matter how old the lion becomes, he does not stop hunting. In fact, in the semi-final match of the Road Safety World Series, Raina caught such a catch on point, seeing that all the teammates including the fans were stunned.
In fact, in the 16th over of the match, Australian batsman Ben Dunk, who was looking dangerous, played a shot on the ball of Abhimanyu Mithun on point. But Raina standing on point could not distinguish this shot and while jumping in the air, Raina caught this catch. As soon as the catch was caught, all the players including Sachin congratulated Raina.
It was the result of Raina's catch that the dangerous-looking Ben Dunk had to go to the pavilion and Australia's score reached 131 for 5 in 16 overs. Dunk played brilliant innings of 46 runs in 26 balls. He hit 5 fours and 2 sixes in his innings.
But after this wicket, the game did not last long and the match had to be stopped due to rain. By the time the match was stopped, Australia had scored 136 runs in 17 overs for the loss of 5 wickets. The rain did not stop so the game could not resume. On the second day i.e. on Thursday, after 17 overs, further play will be played.
Amit Mishra on the catch of Suresh Raina
Seeing this amazing fielding of Raina, his teammate Amit Mishra has given his reaction on Twitter. Sharing the video of Raina's catch, he wrote that brother, can I borrow a time machine from you? I am surprised to see the way you have fielded like in the old days.
Talking about the match, batting first after losing the toss, Australia Legend got off to a good start and Shane Watson and Alex Doolan added 60 runs. However, after that wickets kept falling at regular intervals and Australia Legends scored 136 runs for the loss of 5 wickets till the game was stopped due to rain.
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