Watch: West Indies' Fabian Allen Takes Wonder Catch To Dismiss Australia Captain Aaron Finch In Final T20I
West Indies vs Australia: West Indies all-rounder Fabian Allen took a remarkable one-handed diving catch to dismiss Australia captain Aaron Finch.
- Aakash Arya
- Updated: July 17, 2021 01:21 pm IST
Highlights
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West Indies all-rounder Fabian Allen took an epic one-handed diving catch
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Allen helped dismiss Australia captain Aaron Finch with a wonder catch
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West Indies won the final T20I by 16 runs and the series 4-1
Cricket fans around were left stunned when West Indies all-rounder Fabian Allen took a remarkable one-handed diving catch in the final T20I against Australia. On the second ball of the 10th over bowled by spinner Hayden Walsh, Australia captain Aaron Finch decided to take on a low full toss and hit it towards the long-on boundary. However, Finch didn't get the best of connections. Allen, who was placed in the deep after bowling the previous over, ran full tilt, dived full length and caught the ball one-handed. A dangerous-looking Finch was thereby dismissed for 34 runs off 23 balls.
Fabian Allen also shared the video of his remarkable catch captioned, "Not a bird, not a plane, not a superman, it's your boy Fabian."
Allen's inspirational catch lifted the team as West Indies bowlers thwarted the Australian run-chase through regular wickets to register a comfortable 16-run victory in the final T20I.
Skipper Finch was the top scorer, while Mitchell Marsh scored 30 off 15 balls. The Australian batting line-up failed to stitch together partnerships as they lost wickets at key intervals.
Sheldon Cottrell and Andre Russell starred with the ball, claiming three wickets each.
Earlier, opting to bat, the West Indies rode on opener Evin Lewis's smashing 79-run innings off only 34 deliveries. The left-handed batsman hit some splendid shots that included nine sixes.
Andrew Tye took three wickets as the home team put up a challenging 200-run target which the Australians failed to reach.
The win gave the West Indies a 4-1 series victory.