DTVHINDIAxar Patel’s catch video is setting the internet on fire, everyone is surprised to see his superman-like jump
Axar Patel takes a brilliant catch to dismiss Mitchell Marsh, watch the video here. Axar Patel (Pic Source X) Axar Patel Catch Video: The 51st match of T20 World Cup 2024 was played between India and Australia. Batting first, India scored 205 runs for five wickets in 20 overs with the help of captain Rohit Sharma’s brilliant innings of 92 runs. India batted strongly in this match and set a target of 206 runs in front of Australia. Australia, which came out to chase the target, got the first blow at the score of six runs. Arshdeep Singh dismissed David Warner. He could score only six runs. After that, captain Mitchell Marsh came to bat at number three and Travis Head was present at the crease to support him. Both batsmen started scoring runs rapidly. Australia scored 65 runs for the loss of one wicket in six overs. Captain Mitchell Marsh was increasing the pace of runs rapidly, but then he made a mistake. Axar Patel took a brilliant catch to dismiss Mitchell Marsh Australia was at the loss of 1 wicket on a total score of 87 when Kuldeep Yadav gave the second blow. He got Mitchell Marsh caught out by Akshar Patel. He was out after scoring 37 runs in 28 balls. Axar Patel took a brilliant flying catch at deep square leg on Kuldeep Yadav’s ball which was worth watching. This catch was not simple because the length was quite high. But Axar Patel jumped high and took a brilliant catch. IND vs AUS: Axar Patel Catch Video- AXAR PATEL- YOU BEAUTY…!!!pic.twitter.com/XtOPbtrKqj — Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) June 24, 2024 Team India’s innings Virat Kohli was out after playing 5 balls without scoring any runs. Rohit hit seven fours and eight sixes in his 92-run innings of 41 balls. Even though the Indian innings slowed down a bit after Rohit’s dismissal, Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dubey and Hardik Pandya played some good shots and took the team’s score beyond 200. Starc and Marcus Stoinis took two wickets each for Australia.
