Which is the best catch in the history of cricket?
Which is the best catch in the history of cricket?
5 Best Catches In Cricket History
- Adam Dale. This catch is regarded as the best catch of the century.
- Paul Collingwood. Paul Collingwood, the English batting all-rounder took the catch in an ODI against the arch rivals Australia in the Summer of 2005.
- David Hussey.
- Jonty Rhodes.
- Dinesh Karthik.
Did Jonty Rhodes ever drop a catch?
However, his tournament was cut short when he got injured in a match against Kenya. In Kenya’s innings, Maurice Odumbe hit the ball in the air toward Rhodes. Rhodes dropped the catch and in the process broke his hand.
Who got man of the match for fielding?
1. David Miller – 4 catches and 2 run-outs vs Pakistan, T20I 2019.
Who is the No 1 fielder in world?
Ravindra Jadeja is world no 1 fielder
| Matches | Innings | Dismissals/Innings |
|---|---|---|
| 280 | 332 | 0.3 |
Which player never missed a catch?
Yashpal Sharma – Now at number three, India’s middle order batsman Yashpal Sharma. Who played 42 ODIs for India, Yashpal scored 883 runs in 40 innings of 42 matches and he is the only player from Indian team who has never been out on the duck.
Who is the king of finisher in cricket?
Top 10 Best Finishers In Cricket Of All Time
| S.No | Best Finisher | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | MS Dhoni | India |
| 2 | AB De Villiers | South Africa |
| 3 | Abdul Razzaq | Pakistan |
| 4 | Shahid Afridi | Pakistan |
Is David Miller a good fielder?
Miller has played 89 matches in the league so far for RR and Punjab Kings combined and has scored 1974 runs at an average of 32.36 and a strike rate of 136.51. In addition, although he hasn’t had much game time of late, Miller is an excellent fielder in the deep.
