Pat Cummins defies gravity in a breathtaking capture: “an athletic effort of the highest class” | Look | Cricket news

One day when the quisors dominated and the match was held in a tense balance, Pat Cummins lit the second test between Australia and the Antilles with one of the most breathtaking and breathtaking receipt of recent memory. The amazing effort of the Australian captain to withdraw Keacy Carty was described by commentators as “an athletic effort in the highest class” and will surely be replayed for the years to come.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!It happened in a flash. Cummins played a good delivery which unleashed in Carty, which pushed forward with Bat far from Pad. The ball took an edge on the thick interior and made a ball in the air, apparently intended to land safely in the empty space near Square half-guiches. But Cummins did not.

Sprint to his right, the 32-year-old stimulator threw himself forward, stretching his right hand to pick the ball a few centimeters above the lawn. It was a moment of pure athletics and instinct. The third referee Nitin Menon has a brief glance before confirming the dismissal: Keacy Carty C and B Cummins 6 (12).WATCH:“It is a brilliant catch. Absolutely formidable from the Australian captain,” exclaimed a commentator. “It is an athletic effort of the highest class.”The capture crowned a solid effort as a bowling alley which restricted the Antilles at 253 in their first sleeves, Nathan Lyon being the choice of quieurs with 3/75. Brandon King led the Antilles resistance with a 75 balls filled with 108 balls.

Australia ended the day out of 12 for two, having lost the two openers – Sam Konstas and Usman Khawaja – early in Jayden Seales. With a narrow advance of 45 and eight handlers in hand, the magical moment of cummins could prove to be pivot in a test which remains gently ready to head towards day 3.