Watch: Glenn Phillips Grabs An Exceptional Flying Catch To Get Rid Of Marcus Stoinis In T20 World Cup 2022 Super 12 Opener

New Zealand National Cricket Team player Glenn Phillips grabbed an absolutely incredible catch to get rid of Australia National Cricket Team all-rounder Marcus Stoinis in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Super 12 stage opening clash.

The Super 12 stage opener of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 saw the battle between defending champions Australia National Cricket Team and last year’s runners-up New Zealand National Cricket Team at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday, October 22.

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Meanwhile, Phillips, who is known for pulling off stunners on the field, grabbed the exceptional flying catch on the second ball of the 9th over, which was bowled by the left-arm spinner, Mitchell Santner.

The 30-year-old Santner pitched the slower delivery just outside off and the Australian all-rounder Stoinis made room and was looking to go inside out over covers with the drive.

Marcus Stoinis hit the ball in the air and might have anticipated a few runs as the ball was well wide of the fielder at the sweeper. However, the Kiwi player Phillips ran to his left from deep cover, leapt full-length to his left, went two-handed and grabbed an absolutely stunning catch.

The 33-year-old Stoinis was able to score just 7 runs off 14 balls, before being cleaned up by the duo of Santer and Phillips.

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Talking about the match, Australia National Cricket Team won the toss and opted to bowl first. Players from both sides who were expected to take part in the match were included in the teams and there were no surprise exclusions.

New Zealand posted 200/3 on the board with the help of Finn Allen’s outstanding 42 runs in the powerplay, Devon Conway’s unbeaten 92 runs and James Neesham’s crucial 26 runs at the death.

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