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Kyle Coetzer’s catch

By Will 5 months ago Add your comment below

I’ve finally found the video of Kyle Coetzer’s astonishing leap at long-on in Scotland’s match against South Africa. All the Associates did themselves no harm in this tournament, and this is comfortably the competition’s best catch. Absolutely brilliant. Just look at it!

Click here if you can’t see the video above.

Tags: catch, catches, cricket-videos, great catches, icc-world-twenty20, kyle coetzer, scotland, twenty20, video |

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