Zaheer Khan catch today in Road Safety World Series 2020: India legend pulls off a stunning one-handed catch vs West Indies Legends at the Wankhede Stadium.
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India legends captain Sachin Tendulkar won the toss and sent the West Indies Legends to bat first. The legends from the Caribbean have fought their way to a daunting total in their 20 overs, scoring 150/8 at the Wankhede Stadium.
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There were several spectacular highlights in the first innings from the players who have long hung their boots. The most stunning of them all though, was when Zaheer Khan caught a stunning one-handed catch today in the Road Safety World Series 2020 to dismiss Richardo Powell.
Watch: Zaheer Khan pulls off a stunning one-handed catch vs West Indies Legends
#zaheerKhan what a catch ! #RoadSafetyWorldSeries pic.twitter.com/RCc465tXzm
— Siddharth Jain (@siddharthhjain) March 7, 2020
What a catch by true legend zaheer Khan.
Impressive.#Cricket pic.twitter.com/UjyNHY980m— Sagar Shah (@Sagarvshah26875) March 7, 2020
The Indian legend defied age as he jumped and stretched his arms out to dismiss Powell, who was looking to free his arms. The dismissal came at the right time, as the West Indian side were threatening to run away to a huge total.
Shivnarine Chanderpaul was the shining star for the batting side. He scored 61 of 41 balls before Munaf Patel dismissed him in the 19th over. Tino Best walked in soon after and sent the ball out of the ground before losing his wicket to a run out immediately.
The Indian legends side have been set a target of 151 in their 20 overs. Legendary opening pair, Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag will take guard. Fans will hope for them to turn back time and sent the bowlers to the cleaners.
The ‘Unacademy Road Safety World Series’ is a tournament conducted in order to raise awareness regarding road safety. It is being organised by the Road Safety Cell of Maharashtra in partnership with PMG. It has been given a No Objection Certificate (NOC) by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) as well as the International Cricket Council (ICC).
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