Want to relive the most breathtaking catches and stunning fielding efforts from the ICC Champions Trophy 2025? We've got you covered
The ICC Champions Trophy is packed with thrilling cricketing action— from gravity-defying catches to absolute screamers, and game-changing fielding efforts that turn the tide. Catch all the best grabs and standout moments from the tournament right here. (Full Coverage | More Cricket News)
Glenn Phillips pulled off a jaw-dropping catch to send Mohammad Rizwan packing for just 3. Standing at point, he flung himself to his right, plucking the ball out of thin air with one hand. It was the moment that summed up Pakistan라이브 바카라 struggle as they failed to chase 321.
Temba Bavuma pulled off a stunning catch to dismiss Hashmatullah Shahidi in the 15th over. Leaping high at cover, he snatched the ball mid-air after Shahidi라이브 바카라 mistimed lofted shot. A moment of brilliance that lifted South Africa in the game.
In the ICC Champions Trophy clash against England, Alex Carey pulled off a breathtaking one-handed catch to dismiss Phil Salt. The moment unfolded in the second over when Ben Dwarshuis delivered a full ball, and Carey reacted instantly, leaping high to snatch it with one hand. A moment of pure brilliance, proving once again why Australia set the gold standard in fielding!
New Zealand's Glenn Phillips is indeed the best fielder in the world right now! He proved this again when he took a breathtaking catch of Virat Kohli while flying to his right side at the point. This was Kohli's 300th ODI match and he played a vital role in dismissing the Indian superstar with a stunner! He had just 0.62 seconds to react and he completed the catch with a smile on his face. That is becoming a habit of Phillips now.
India's star all-rounder Axar Patel made a significant impact during the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 match against Pakistan on Sunday. He achieved the second breakthrough for India when he executed a stunning direct hit that resulted in the runout of Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq. This moment occurred in the 10th over of the first innings; Imam had shuffled forward to push the second delivery from Kuldeep Yadav. Patel charged in, accurately hitting the stumps, which led to Imam-ul-Haq being dismissed dramatically.
A brilliant direct hit from the outfield by Shreyas Iyer ran the dangerous Alex Carey out in the first innings of the India vs Australia semi-final. A slower short ball from Hardik Pandya in the 48th over of the Aussie innings saw Carey pull it towards deep fine leg, where Iyer was stationed. The India middle-order batter swooped in and upon spotting Carey and Adam Zampa going for the second run, went for the direct hit instead of relaying the ball to wicket-keeper KL Rahul.
The execution was top-notch and his throw cannoned into the stumps, catching the well-set Carey comfortably short of his ground. Carey fell after scoring 61 off 57 balls.