WATCH: Daniel Sams Grabs A 'Screamer' At Boundary After Dropping A Catch
Big Bash League 2022-2023: In the BBL knockout match between Sydney Thunders & Adelaide Strikers, Strikers were off to a great start after opting to bat first. The openers added 40 runs, and Daniel Sa
Big Bash League 2022-2023: In the BBL knockout match between Sydney Thunders & Adelaide Strikers, Strikers were off to a great start after opting to bat first. The openers added 40 runs, and Daniel Sams dropped a catch in the 4th over. However, he made up for it as he grabbed a screamer at the boundary line while being airborne.
Openers Matthew Short and Alex Carey opened the innings for Adelaide Strikers and were off to a great start, adding 40 runs inside the first four overs. However, on the 5th ball of the 3rd over being bowled by Chris Green, Daniel Sams completely misjudged the ball which was high in the air. Even though the fielder had a lot of time, he ended up being too far away from the ball when it landed.
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However, on the third delivery of the very next over, Daniel Sams more than made up for the dropped 'dolly'. The other Strikers' opener, Alex Carey, slogged a fullish good length delivery by Tanveer Sangha. Daniel Sams while running back towards mid-wicket kept his eye on the ball. The 29-year-old threw himself sideways to grab an absolute 'screamer' of a catch with both hands.
Thereafter, he gave a 'subdued' reaction, as he dropped an easy catch and three deliveries later, he grabbed an unbelievable catch, which got the Sydney Thunders a crucial breakthrough in the crucial knock match of the Big Bash League 2022-23.
Don't let his subdued reaction fool you. Daniel Sams makes up for his earlier drop with a hanger in the deep!
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While talking about the match, Adelaide Strikers recovered from Alex Carey's wicket as well as they have scored 85/1 in 10 overs while writing this piece. Opener Matthew Short (33*) has been joined by Ian Cockbain (28*) at the crease.