BAN vs WI | Twitter stunned as Romario ‘flying’ Shepherd goes airbound to complete stunning catch

Acrobatic fielding efforts have been the feature of T20 cricket, and Romario Shepherd exhibited the same during the first T20I between Bangladesh and West Indies in Chattogram. The all-rounder ran backwards before going airbound to complete a stunning catch to dismiss Tanzid Hasan.

In return, the Tigers started aggressively as opener Tanzid Hasan smashed a six and four off left-arm spinner Akeal Hosein in the first over. But his aggression was short-lived as he had to walk back to the dressing room courtesy of a stunning effort from Romario Shepherd.
After starting the second over from Jayden Seales with another boundary, the southpaw bit the dust as he found the big man at mid on. Seales pulled his length back in the next, banging a short ball into the surface around off stump.
The batter tried to get another boundary with a pull shot but didn’t time it perfectly as the ball ballooned over mid on. Just as Tanzid thought that he would survive, Shepherd had already started his chase for the ball with other plans in mind.
He ran backwards before going fully airbound to pouch a blinder, much to Tanzid’s disappointment, and landed safely on the turf. The all-rounder threw the ball in the air in ecstasy as Jason Holder came up and lifted him to applaud his effort.
Twitter was in awe as Shepherd turned Superman to pull off a special catch.
Brilliant catch!
— Robinson (@Robinson966715)
Superb!
We tried picking one. We couldn't 🤷♂️
— FanCode (@FanCode)
Your turn 🫵
Skipper!
Captain Shai Hope called right at the toss and elected to bat. 🏏💥 |
— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket)
Yes!
All is well that ends well
— Cricket Tamizhan (@CricketTamizhan)
Nice catch!
Catches win matches | |
— gameyaaad (@gameyaaad)
Huge sixes!
Lethal hitting in the final over with three sixes!🔥
— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket)
Rovman entertains in his 100th T20I.💥 |
Well played!
West Indies 165/3 (20 Overs).
— JaayShaan (VaidhyaJayaShankar) (@JaayShaan)
Superb Knock Shai Hope 46*(28) and Rovman Powell 44*(28).
Yeah!
Shai Hope 46*, Rovman Powell 44* as West Indies slam 51 off the last three overs to lift their total to 165 - will it be enough?
— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo)
Follow the chase:
Captain Hope!
Shai Hope is him!! Good knock skipper
— J (@JordizzleJ)
Well played!
Shai Hope 🫡
— Ajit (@12th_man_tweetz)
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