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Marcus Stoinis showed his exceptional fielding skills with an extraordinary backward catch during the Big Bash League 2024-25 between Melbourne Stars i Hobart Hurricanes at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne.
Marcus Stoinis stuns with spectacular late catch in BBL 2024-25
In the second ending, Caleb Jewell He tried to capitalize on a slightly fuller throw to the outside slot, but couldn’t time his shot properly. The ball barely cleared the center of the circle, providing a challenging opportunity for the fielder. Stoinis, showing remarkable athleticism and awareness, sprinted back from the middle, keeping his eyes on the ball.
As the ball started to fall, he lunged at full stretch and completed a phenomenal catch, securing the dismissal of Jewell for 5 runs from 5 balls. The moment underlined Stoinis’ value as Stars captain, inspiring his side with a brilliant effort early in the match. The dismissal also gave Mark Steketee his first wicket, putting the Hurricanes on the back foot at 22/1. Such moments of excellence in the field often serve as game-changers, and Stoinis’ catch will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the highlights of the tournament.
Here is the video:
MARCUS STOINIS.
This is a sensational catch at the MCG! #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/Cxu7LOACw9
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Melbourne Stars close to win against Hobart Hurricanes
After the Stars posted a strong total of 219/5 in their 20 overs, led by Glenn MaxwellAn explosive 76 off 32 balls, the Hurricanes struggled early, losing quick wickets. Jewell was the first to fall, caught by captain Stoinis off the bowling of Steketee. Despite the efforts of Mitchell Owen (38) i Tim David (27), the Hurricanes could only manage 158/8 in 17.1 overs, falling short by 62 runs. The Stars’ disciplined bowling attack, led by Steketee’s three-wicket haul and Usama MirThe economical spell of 4 overs kept the Hurricanes in check throughout the chase. The match showcased brilliant fielding and effective death bowling by the Stars, securing a commanding victory.
