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World Cup 2015: Best catches of the tournament

Unnati MadanBy Unnati Madan12/03/2015Updated:09/02/2023No Comments2 Mins Read

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 has almost reached its halfway mark and we have already seen some spectacular catches being taken in the tournament. From Steve Smith’s close-in stunner to Jerome Taylor’s one-handed ripper, the quality of fielding, especially catching has really been high standard so far. In this post, we look at some of the best catches of the ICC World Cup 2015 (so far).

1) Aaron Finch’s stunning slip catch against Afghanistan

Aaron Finch, who was standing at first slip, took an absolute blinder off the bowling of Mitchell Johnson. Afghanistan’s batsman Mangal tried to jab one down to the third man but Aaron Finch moved very swiftly and dived full length to his right to take a brilliant catch.

VIDEO: Aaron Finch takes an absolute blinder


2) Steven Smith’s close-in-catch against England 

World Cup 2015: Best catches of the tournament

Steve Smith displayed lightning reflexes that would surely put David de Gea to shame. The ball was travelling at an incredible pace but Smith plucked it out of the air like it was nothing at all.


3) Dale Steyn takes a blinder running backwards to dismiss Ahmed Shahzad

World Cup 2015: Best catches of the tournament

Dale Steyn took a stunning catch running backwards from midwicket to dismiss Pakistan’s opener Ahmed Shahzad. Who says fast bowlers don’t dive?


4) Jerome Taylor takes a stunner to dismiss David Miller 

World Cup 2015: Best catches of the tournament

David Miller climbed into a full ball from Andre Russell and launched it toward the long-on boundary. Jerome Taylor, who was patrolling the long-on boundary, wowed the Cricket World Cup crowd in Sydney with a stunning one-handed catch.


5) David Miller’s running catch to dismiss Dwayne Smith

World Cup 2015: Best catches of the tournament

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David Miller ran at full sprint and timed his jump perfectly to catch West Indies’ Dwayne Smith.


6) Rilee Rossouw pulls off a one handed beauty at gully to dismiss Andri Berenger

World Cup 2015: Best catches of the tournament

Rilee Rossouw pulled off a one-handed stunner at gully to dismiss UAE’s Andri Berenger.

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Unnati is a passionate cricket writer with a deep love and understanding of the game. As a female cricket writer, she brings a unique perspective to the sport, having had to overcome various challenges to pursue her passion for cricket. She has an experience of more than 5 years in the field of cricket writing.

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