NZ vs PAK: Haris Rauf Pulls Off One-Handed Blinder To Dismiss Finn Allen — WATCH

Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf took a stunning one-handed catch to dismiss Finn Allen for a duck during the 3rd T20I against New Zealand at Eden Park. Watch the video below.

Haris Rauf's stunning catch helped Pakistan get a wicket in the very first over.

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Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf pulled off a sensational one-handed catch during the New Zealand vs Pakistan 3rd T20I at Eden Park, Auckland on March 21 (Friday). Rauf’s sensational fielding effort helped Pakistan dismiss the in-form Kiwi batter Finn Allen on duck and helped his compatriot Shaheen Afridi get an early wicket in the very first over of the match.

On the fifth delivery of the opening over, left-arm pacer Shaheen Afridi bowled one on the pads, which Finn Allen tried to flick towards the fine leg boundary. The ball appeared destined for a four, but Haris Rauf, positioned at short fine leg, leapt into the air and took a breathtaking one-handed catch with his right hand while airborne and almost parallel to the ground, leaving everyone in awe.

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Watch Haris Rauf's one-handed stunner in the NZ vs PAK 3rd T20I here:

Rauf’s Gravity-Defying Grab!

Haris Rauf takes an absolute stunner at short fine leg to dismiss Finn Allen early in the 3rd T20I!

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