‌Men’s Hundred | Twitter lauds flying Sam Billings channel Paris Olympics vibes with one-handed stunner

Winning the coin-flip and electing to field first paid dividends for Oval captain Sam Billings as Adam Zampa’s four-for followed suit with Sam Curran’s opening spell in the first innings. With Tom Curran making further inroads, the fielders from the host side complemented the bowlers brilliantly. One of the prime incidents involved the leader himself as Billings took an outstanding catch to fold the London side.

With nine wickets down by the 18th set, Olly Stone’s intent to go big or go home took the wrong turn, courtesy of an excellent grasp from the wicketkeeper. Tom Curran sprayed a back-of-the-hand slower one on a good length outside the stumps on the 92nd ball of the innings. Stone looked to hack across the line but incurred an outside edge towards the keeper's right hand side. Billings, behind the stumps, leaped to his right and grasped the ball out of thin air in a whisker. The brilliant athleticism of the Oval captain was praised by the Twitterverse who vibed along with the 2024 Paris Olympics closing ceremony.

What a catch

— Gill Bill (@bill_gill76078) 

Can't celebrate

Surrey’s Ollie Pope playing for a London franchise caught by Surrey’s Tom Curran off Surrey’s Will Jacks bowling while playing for another London franchise captained by Kent’s Sam Billings is why the Invisibles can’t celebrate with us at the end of season awards 

— SurreyUltra💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@SurreyUltra) 

Why is that?

why is tom curran wearing winnie the pooh dungarees. we need to update BiVibez asap

— DAISY CUTTER (@daisycutterzine) 

Looking good

Quite the look from Tom Curran 

— David T (@SportingTrade) 

Not anymore

Sam Curran has been a joke in this years Hundred. 

— Harnit (@Harnit_) 

Good times

Sam curran having a very decent time in 

— Earp gifs (@EarperGifs) 

In good form

Sam curran comes into the attack takes the wicket on the very first ball. He is in superb form

— Archer (@poserarcher) 

One fo the best

Yes after that famous win in Johannesburg.



But at least that team had great players.



This was a very young, totally inexperienced team with many debutants but once again India lost to the newbies making them heroes as always like Sam Curran was made.

— tweettrombone1 (@tweettrombone1) 

Rizzing

Looking dapper Sam Curran 🥵 

— Delhi Capitals Fan (@pantiyerfc) 

Well played

THE HUNDRED 2024



OVAL INVINCIBLES VS LONDON SPIRIT



ADAM ZAMPA GOOD BALL & CATCH 🔥 🔥



GOOD PERFORMANCE 

— A T Life (@ATLife0)