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James Anderson’s Spectacular Diving Catch Removes Yashasvi Jaiswal
By CricShots - Feb 26, 2024 11:06 am
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In the high-stakes fourth Test between India and England in Ranchi, seasoned campaigner James Anderson showcased his prowess with the ball and in the field, snaring a crucial catch to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal and break India’s solid opening stand. Following England’s paltry total of 145 and setting India a target of 191 runs, the visitors were desperate for early breakthroughs on Day 4.

James Anderson
James Anderson takes an excellent catch

However, the Indian openers, Rohit Sharma and Jaiswal thwarted their efforts, batting resolutely and ending Day 3 at 40 without loss. As the fourth day dawned, Rohit and Jaiswal continued to frustrate the English bowlers, finding boundaries at regular intervals. Even James Anderson, usually dependable, was taken for runs, with Rohit launching him for a six early on.

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With the pressure mounting, England skipper Ben Stokes turned to Joe Root’s off-spin, hoping for a change in fortunes. The move paid dividends as Root struck in his first over, inducing an edge off Jaiswal’s bat.

However, it was James Anderson’s stunning catch that made the breakthrough possible. Positioned at backward point, Anderson lunged forward to grasp the ball inches above the ground, sending Jaiswal back to the pavilion.

Here is the video of the catch from James Anderson to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal:

  

Yashasvi Jaiswal departed after a promising 37 off 44 deliveries, including five boundaries. At the time of reporting, India stood at 89 for 1 in the 20th over, with Rohit Sharma notching a half-century and Shubman Gill providing support at the crease.

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As the match progresses, India will rely on their skipper to capitalize on his start and steer the team towards a series-clinching victory, while England will aim to build on this breakthrough and apply further pressure on the hosts.