WI vs SA [WATCH]: Shamar Joseph takes a stunning catch to dismiss Andile Phehlukwayo in the 2nd T20I

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Shamar Joseph’s sensational catch
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West Indies emerge victorious over South Africa

Currently, the West Indies are hosting South Africa in an electrifying three-match T20I showdown, setting the stage for the highly anticipated T20 World Cup 2024. In the second clash, the spotlight shone brightly on the exceptional performances of Roston Chase and Gudakesh Motie for the West Indies.

However, it was Shamar Joseph‘s jaw-dropping catch of Andile Phelukwayo that stole the limelight, leaving fans spellbound with his incredible display of agility and skill.

Shamar Joseph’s sensational catch

Joseph showcased remarkable nimbleness as he executed a spectacular catch to dismiss Phehlukwayo. The left-handed batter’s forceful strike appeared destined for the boundary, but Joseph’s quick reflexes altered the narrative.

Positioned at deep cover, Joseph swiftly manoeuvred to his left, timing his leap perfectly to snatch the ball mid-air. The crowd erupted in applause witnessing this display of skill and determination. Joseph’s catch not only secured a crucial wicket but also underscored the significance of fielding excellence in the game.

Here is the video:

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West Indies emerge victorious over South Africa

West Indies exhibited their dominance in all departments, clinching a commanding victory over South Africa. Setting a formidable total of 207/7 in their allotted 20 overs, Roston spearheaded the Caribbean charge with an unbeaten 67, complemented by Brandon King‘s solid 36.

Despite a spirited effort from South Africa’s batters, including Quinton de Kock‘s 41 and Reeza Hendricks‘ 34, they fell short, mustering 191/7 in their chase. Motie emerged as the hero with the ball for the West Indies, claiming a pivotal 3/22, while Romario Shepherd provided crucial support, conceding only 23 runs. Ultimately, the West Indies emerged triumphant by 16 runs, asserting their dominance in the contest and setting a formidable benchmark for the remainder of the series.