During the first Twenty20 International match against South Africa, veteran Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell dazzled onlookers with an athletic fielding display, making a spectacular boundary-line catch.
Left-hander Ryan Rickelton, who had anchored the innings with a 71-run knock, was destined to keep the chase going with the Proteas needing 21 runs from the last over to reach the 179-run mark.
Rickelton, facing Ben Dwarshuis, appeared headed for six as he pushed toward long-on. Maxwell timed his leap, ran around, and caught the ball.
He threw the ball into the air, re-entered the field of play, and finished the grab on the second try as his momentum sent him beyond the boundary rope.
