The Women’s Big Bash League is highly regarded as a T20 tournament and the standards of cricket live up to that reputation more often than not.
And on Saturday, a week after Tahlia McGrath’s ridiculous catch went viral, it was the turn of England all-rounder Nat Sciver to produce a moment of magic on the field. In a match where she starred with the bat (36* in the run-chase) and ball (2/24) for Melbourne Stars, Sciver came up with a catch that was a display of sensational reflex, especially because it was her non-dominant hand that did the trick. Her international teammate Tammy Beaumont, playing for Sydney Thunder, was at the receiving end.
Stars won the match by eight wickets.
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