Barbados/Bridgetown: It happened beneath the press box and was initially invisible. Even though the whole world sees it on TV Surya kumar Yadav. An incredible catch, and one that probably confirmed David Miller was out. Those closest to the game just couldn’t figure out what was going on.
The next few minutes of replay, waiting and bursts of excitement told everyone at Kensington Oval that this World Cup might just be India’s World Cup.
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On Surya’s way back to the dressing room, where he had signed autographs for TOI reporters. He spoke with them about his own performance as a cricketer. “I do not know what I think. The world saw only my sight. When I dropped it, the cup flew away but I held onto it tightly.
When people talk about some of India’s greatest catches ever Kapil Dev is usually the first name mentioned in regards to his running catch at deep square leg boundary. Which sent Sir Vivian Richards West Indies captain packing At 1983 World Cup. This caught up with Roger Binny who emerged as the highest wicket taker in the 1983 edition of Cricket World Cup after that it changed Indian cricket history altogether BCCI president eloquently informed Surya Sachin’s catch was worth comparing to Kapil’s.
“Kapil’s catch itself is stunning run back keep an eye on ball take throw off casually done by him. “It’s just ridiculous athleticism from Surya dealing with that moveable boundary rope. If he had let go of it we could have lost like we did when Kapil made such a dismissal,” said Binny speaking at Kensington Oval on Saturday.
However Captain Rohit Sharma does not like comparisons at all Instead. He explains how he felt once he had taken his amazing catch .
“I stayed far so I could see Surya clearly there are certain things about him he is cool under pressure and he has got some good hands the moment he snatch that rope. They knew that he was in had the feeling of being there (rope). I was very calm before the scoreboard showed ………. But I was already thinking of 5 more shots to make,” he answered.
