Australia's Starc Makes Diving Catch to Dismiss England's Crawley for Another Duck on Day Two of Ashes Test.
In a thrilling display of athleticism and skill, Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc took an incredible diving catch off his own bowling to dismiss England's Zak Crawley for another duck in the first over again on day two of the first Ashes Test in Perth. The catch, which was described by commentators as "brilliant," has sent shockwaves through the England camp and highlighted the importance of catching up quickly with the Australian bowlers.
Crawley, who is known for his ability to score quickly, found himself outfoxed once again by Starc's lightning-quick reflexes. The ball, which was bowled down leg stump, appeared to be heading for the boundary before Starc made an incredible diving catch, plunging forward at full stretch to snatch it from under Crawley's bat.
The dismissal is a significant blow to England's second innings, which had started on day two with a familiar start. The Australian bowlers have been relentless in their pursuit of wickets, and their efforts are starting to pay off. With the ball continuing to swing and seam ominously, the English batsmen will need to dig deep and find some resilience if they hope to survive the intense pressure.
The Ashes is one of the most iconic rivalries in cricket, and this match has already lived up to its reputation for drama and excitement. As the second day comes to a close, England finds themselves on the back foot once again, but they will undoubtedly be looking to mount a strong response when play resumes tomorrow.
In a thrilling display of athleticism and skill, Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc took an incredible diving catch off his own bowling to dismiss England's Zak Crawley for another duck in the first over again on day two of the first Ashes Test in Perth. The catch, which was described by commentators as "brilliant," has sent shockwaves through the England camp and highlighted the importance of catching up quickly with the Australian bowlers.
Crawley, who is known for his ability to score quickly, found himself outfoxed once again by Starc's lightning-quick reflexes. The ball, which was bowled down leg stump, appeared to be heading for the boundary before Starc made an incredible diving catch, plunging forward at full stretch to snatch it from under Crawley's bat.
The dismissal is a significant blow to England's second innings, which had started on day two with a familiar start. The Australian bowlers have been relentless in their pursuit of wickets, and their efforts are starting to pay off. With the ball continuing to swing and seam ominously, the English batsmen will need to dig deep and find some resilience if they hope to survive the intense pressure.
The Ashes is one of the most iconic rivalries in cricket, and this match has already lived up to its reputation for drama and excitement. As the second day comes to a close, England finds themselves on the back foot once again, but they will undoubtedly be looking to mount a strong response when play resumes tomorrow.