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IND Vs AUS: Rishabh Pant’s Spectacular Catch Sends Shockwaves Through The Gabba. Watch Video

The dismissal of Steve Smith, a pivotal wicket, came through a catch that will be considered one of the greatest Indian cricket history

In a breathtaking display of wicketkeeping brilliance, Rishabh Pant produced a moment of pure magic that exemplified India’s fighting spirit during the crucial Gabba Test. The dismissal of Steve Smith, a pivotal wicket, came through a catch that will be considered one of the greatest Indian cricket history. The catch came at the last ball of the 10th over by Siraj. It was a mere 33 run mark and the Australians lost half of their side.

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Mohammad Siraj’s good-length delivery angled sharply down the leg-side, creating a challenging trajectory for both batsman and keeper. Smith, attempting to glance the ball fine, found himself in a precarious position. The ball seemed destined to elude Pant, sliding away with a deceptive angle that would challenge even the most accomplished wicketkeepers.

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But Pant is no ordinary keeper. With cat-like reflexes and an unyielding determination, he launched himself full-length to his left, stretching every sinew of his body. His outstretched gloves somehow defied physics, clasping the ball in a moment of sublime athletic prowess. The catch was nothing short of extraordinary—a testament to his skill, concentration, and commitment.

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Siraj’s unbridled excitement told the entire story. This was more than just a wicket; it was a statement of intent from a young, fearless Indian team ready to challenge cricket’s most formidable fortress.

First published on: Dec 18, 2024 09:40 AM IST


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