Glenn Phillips Takes Superman-Like One-Handed Catch At Gully To Dismiss Ollie Pope In NZ vs ENG 1st Test | WATCH
Glenn Phillips, known for his acrobatic fielding, once again showcased his skills by leaping to his right in mid-air to snatch a breathtaking one-handed catch, dismissing England's Ollie Pope.
Glenn Phillips Catch: Glenn Phillips took a superman-like catch to dismiss England batter Ollie Pope on Day 2 of the ongoing New Zealand vs England Test Hagley Oval, Christchurch. Phillips took a sensational one-handed screamer at gully to help New Zealand break a crucial partnership between Harry Brooke and Pope as the former fell on the score of 77. This isn't the first time Glenn Phillips has left the world in awe with his on-field brilliance. The New Zealand all-rounder is renowned for his acrobatic fielding, as well as his valuable contributions with both bat and ball.
Looking set for a century, Pope was playing on the score of 77 off just 97 balls. On the second ball of the 53rd over in the second innings of the NZ vs ENG Test, Tim Southee bowled a short delivery outside off and Pope, looking to play a cut shot, made solid contact. The ball flew off the bat and looked set for a boundary but Phillips launched himself to his right at gully, flying through the air like a bird to pluck the ball one-handed while parallel to the ground.
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Watch the video of Glenn Phillips' screamer here:
Glenn Phillips adds another unbelievable catch to his career resume! The 151-run Brook-Pope (77) partnership is broken. Watch LIVE in NZ on TVNZ DUKE and TVNZ+ #ENGvNZ pic.twitter.com/6qmSCdpa8u
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) November 29, 2024
With the catch New Zealand made a crucial breakthrough as they broke a 151-run partnership between Pope and Brook
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Despite Pope's dismissal against the run of play, Harry Brook continued his impressive form as he notched his seventh Test century off just 123 balls. At the time of writing, England's score read 306-5 in 70 overs, trailing New Zealand by 42 runs.
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