Big Bash League: Ben Laughlin Of Brisbane Heat Pulls Off Stunning Catch. Watch
Big Bash League: Ben Laughlin of Brisbane Heat completed a one-handed screamer during the Eliminator against Adelaide Strikers.
- Arnab Mukherji
- Updated: January 29, 2021 04:32 pm IST
Highlights
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Ben Laughlin completed a stunning catch during the Eliminator of BBL 2020
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Laughlin ran to his right from long-on, executing a one-handed screamer
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Bowler Marnus Labuschagne celebrated wildly following the dismissal
Brisbane Heat's Ben Laughlin completed a stunning catch during the Eliminator of the ongoing edition of the Big Bash League (BBL). Laughlin ran to his right from long-on, executing a one-handed screamer to account for the dismissal of Michael Neser of Adelaide Strikers. Bowler Marnus Labuschagne celebrated wildly as Neser slog-swept the full toss, handing an opportunity to Laughlin who took full advantage. "INCREDIBLE BEN LAUGHLIN! @BKTtires| #BBL10," read the caption on the video of the catch uploaded by Cricket Australia's official Twitter handle.
INCREDIBLE BEN LAUGHLIN! @BKTtires | #BBL10 pic.twitter.com/NfDjV0wlds
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 29, 2021
Sydney Sixers and Perth Scorchers will be the teams next seen battling it out in the Qualifier, which will take place at the Manuka Oval in Canberra.Â
The Sixers finished on top of the league standings, with 36 points from 14 matches. These points were accumulated on the back of nine wins and five defeats.Â
Perth Scorchers finished on the second spot, having earned 32 points from the same number of games. The Perth-based franchise registered eight victories and five losses, with one game not providing a result.Â
Sydney Thunder were the third team on the league standings, with 31 points from 14 clashes. Thunder recorded eight wins and six defeats.Â
Brisbane Heat finished on the fourth spot, accumulating 29 points from 14 matches. The Brisbane-based franchise registered seven wins and losses apiece.Â
The Qualifier will be followed by a knockout match between Sydney Thunder and a team which is yet to be confirmed, at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on January 31.