Most catches in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup

• 29 Apr, 24 • by Inkspilled
Most catches in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup

The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is a tournament filled with power hitting, lightning-fast bowling, and of course, spectacular catches! But sometimes, the greatest plays happen away from the bowler or batsman. Here, we reveal the top fielders with the most catches in T20 World Cup history.

 

AB de Villiers

The crown for the surest hands in the tournament goes to the legendary South African batsman, AB de Villiers. Nicknamed “Mr. 360” for his all-around skills, de Villiers snagged an impressive 23 catches in just 25 innings across various T20 World Cups between 2007 and 2016. His ability to anticipate the batsman’s moves and his agility in the field made him a nightmare for batsmen looking to clear the boundary.

 

David Warner

Following closely behind is the explosive Australian opener, David Warner. Warner, known for his aggressive batting, is equally adept at catching. Throughout his T20 World Cup career spanning from 2009 to 2022, he has pouched 21 catches in 34 innings. His sharp reflexes and fielding positioning in the crucial opening overs have been a huge asset for the Australian team.

 

Martin Guptill

New Zealand boasts another exceptional fielder in Martin Guptill. The powerful left-handed batsman has also impressed with his safe hands, taking 19 catches in 28 T20 World Cup matches from 2009 to 2021. His presence at the boundary line, especially while fielding against big hitters, has been instrumental in restricting runs for the opposition.

 

Glenn Maxwell

Australia once again features on the list with the stylish all-rounder Glenn Maxwell. Maxwell’s acrobatic fielding style and ability to pluck the ball out of thin air have earned him a reputation as a fielding powerhouse. Between 2012 and 2022, he grabbed 16 catches in 24 T20 World Cup innings.

 

Rohit Sharma

Rounding off the top five is the Indian batter, Rohit Sharma. While renowned for his elegant stroke-making, Rohit Sharma is also a dependable fielder. He has snagged 16 catches in a whopping 39 T20 World Cup innings played from 2007 to 2022. His experience and calmness under pressure make him a valuable asset in the field for the Indian team.

 

These incredible fielders have not only showcased their athleticism but have also played a crucial role in shaping the outcome of matches. Their ability to grab onto anything hit their way has turned the tide in favor of their teams on numerous occasions.

So, the next time you watch a T20 World Cup match, keep an eye out for these exceptional fielders, as they might just pull off a game-changing catch!

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