Devon Conway took a surprising catch with one hand: Sarfaraz Khan was given a chance in the team in place of Shubman Gill in the Bengaluru Test. But he was out in the first innings without opening the account. He faced 3 balls and became the victim of Matt Henry.
Devon Conway took a surprising catch with one hand:
Sarfaraz Khan was given a chance in the team in place of Shubman Gill in the Bengaluru Test. But he was out in the first innings without opening the account. He faced 3 balls and became the victim of Matt Henry. However, the credit for dismissing him should go to Devon Conway instead of Henry. Conway, standing at short mid-off, took a brilliant catch with one hand while flying. Sarfaraz was surprised to see him taking the catch like this. Even the Kiwi players themselves could not believe it. Henry was so surprised that he held his mouth while smiling.
Loss of batting first
The entire first day’s play in Bengaluru was washed out due to rain. But the rain stopped on the second day and the game finally started. Despite dense clouds, Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and decided to bat first. His decision was heavy on Team India. India lost 3 wickets in scoring 10 runs. First Rohit, then Virat and after him Sarfaraz Khan was out. Devon Conway surprised everyone with an amazing catch with one hand. Actually, Sarfaraz had tried to attack. But his bat turned.
Scored a double century in Irani Cup
Sarfaraz Khan was recently a part of Team India in the two-match Test series against Bangladesh. But he did not get a chance to play. Apart from this, Sarfaraz was released to play Irani Cup between Kanpur Test. Sarfaraz took advantage of this and scored a double century. He completed his double century in 253 balls in the first innings against Rest of India.
Sarfaraz had also hit 23 fours and 3 sixes during this period. The most special thing about this innings was that in the history of Irani Cup, he became the first batsman to score a double century for the Mumbai team. Before this, no Mumbai batsman could achieve this feat.
