36-Year-Old Stuart Broad Takes A Stunning One-Handed Diving Catch In Eng vs SA Lord's Test - Watch

England cricket team's pace bowler Stuart Broad, who recently turned 36, completed a stunning catch to set social media on fire.

The video of Broad's catch has been shared by England Cricket via its official Twitter handle.

Source : Screengrab taken from Twitter

England vs South Africa Test: England faced a humiliating defeat against South Africa in their 1st Test at Lord's cricket stadium on Friday. Proteas beat England by an innings and 12 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match Test series. South Africa, after taking a 161-run lead in the first innings, bowled out England for mere 149 runs, winning the match on the third day itself.

Meanwhile, the England cricket team's pace bowler Stuart Broad, who recently turned 36, completed a stunning catch to set social media on fire. The video of Broad bagging an absolute blinder in England vs South Africa 1st Test at Lord's ground went viral. The video of Broad's catch has been shared by England Cricket via its official Twitter handle.

Here's the viral video...

Oh Broady! 😱

Live clips: https://t.co/2nFwGblL1E

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— England Cricket (@englandcricket) August 19, 2022

It was the 78th over of South Africa's first innings on the third day of the match. It was the third ball of the over and it was Kagiso Rabada batting in front of England bowler Matty Potts who bowled a short-pitched delivery to Rabada. The South African played a pull shot but couldn't middle it and Broad, standing at mid-on, ran backwards and jumped to complete the ball, leaving fans stunned.

After winning the toss, South Africa bowled out England for just 165 runs in the first innings. South Africa scored 326 runs in the first innings and took a lead of 161 runs on Friday. In the second innings too, England's batting lineup collapsed in front of Africa's bowling and the team could score only 149 runs. The 1st Test between India and England ended in just three days as the result of this match came within just 6 sessions.