• Rohit Sharma pulled off a remarkable one-handed catch to dismiss the Litton Das on Day 4 of the second Test.

  • The spectacular piece of fielding not only sent Litton back to the pavilion but also set the tone for India’s intent on the field.

WATCH: Rohit Sharma plucks a one-handed screamer to dismiss Litton Das on Day 4 of Kanpur Test | IND vs BAN
Rohit Sharma takes a blinder to get rid of Litton Das in 2nd Test (Screengrab: BCCI)

After two days of no play due to bad weather and wet conditions at Green Park in Kanpur, cricket fans finally had something to cheer about as bright, sunny conditions greeted players on Day 4 of the second Test between India and Bangladesh. The long-awaited action resumed with both teams eager to capitalize on the remaining time, and it wasn’t long before the Indian captain put on a display that electrified the stadium.

Rohit Sharma’s stunning one-handed blinder

Rohit Sharma, known for his batting prowess, stunned everyone with his athleticism in the field on Day 4. During the 49th over of Bangladesh’s first innings, Rohit pulled off a remarkable one-handed catch to dismiss the dangerous Litton Das. This spectacular piece of fielding not only sent Litton back to the pavilion but also set the tone for India’s intent on the field.

The moment came when Mohammed Siraj bowled a length ball around off-stump. Litton, keen to accelerate the scoring, charged down the pitch and attempted to smash the ball over the infield. However, he didn’t get enough elevation on the shot, and the ball went flat and hard towards mid-off. Positioned perfectly, Rohit reacted quickly, leaping into the air to his right and plucking the ball out of the air with one hand, well above his head.

The Indian captain’s celebration was almost as spectacular as the catch itself—Rohit was visibly ecstatic and immediately engulfed by his delighted teammates, who knew the importance of getting rid of Litton Das at that crucial moment.

Here is the video:

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India pushes for a series-clinching win

Rohit’s catch was a crucial breakthrough for India, as Litton is known for his aggressive batting, capable of changing the course of the game in a short span. The wicket added pressure on Bangladesh, who were struggling to find momentum against a disciplined Indian bowling attack. Rohit’s brilliance in the field was just one example of India’s determination to dominate the match and push for a series-clinching victory.

Fans in for a thrilling contest

With play resuming in bright conditions and both teams desperate to make the most of the remaining time, the fourth day promises to be a thrilling contest. The Indian team, buoyed by moments like Rohit’s catch, will look to make further inroads into the Bangladeshi batting lineup, while the visitors need to dig deep and resist India’s pressure to stay alive in the match.

The fans, who had to endure a frustrating wait due to weather disruptions, were finally treated to some spectacular cricketing action. Rohit’s stunning one-handed screamer is sure to be remembered as one of the highlights of the match, and the remainder of Day 4 is shaping up to be a true test of skill, determination, and resilience for both sides.

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