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WATCH: 41-Year Old Kevin Pietersen Defies Age With An Unbelievable Catch

Legends League Cricket 2022: In the finals of the LLC 2022, World Giants defeated Asia Lions by 25 runs to lift the Legends Trophy. During this match, 41-year old former English batter Kevin Pietersen

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Rishabh Gautam
By Rishabh Gautam
Jan 30, 2022 • 12:23 PM

Legends League Cricket 2022: In the finals of the LLC 2022, World Giants defeated Asia Lions by 25 runs to lift the Legends Trophy. During this match, 41-year old former English batter Kevin Pietersen displayed an excellent display of fielding and showed his age-proof display in front of the world. 

Rishabh Gautam
By Rishabh Gautam
January 30, 2022 • 12:23 PM

The 12th over of the Asia Lions' innings was being bowled by Albie Morkel, in which the South African had already dismissed Lions' captain Misbah-ul-Haq on the first delivery. On the 4th delivery, Asghar Afghan, who had already smacked 2 boundaries and 2 sixes, dispatched another one towards the boundary line. 

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However, Kevin Pietersen, fielding at the boundary line, decided to put a stop to this inning with his fitness. He timed his backwards jump to perfection as he caught the ball mid-air. As he was landing, his wits had accurately calculated that he'd land beyond the boundary rope, and he tossed the ball towards his teammate Darren Sammy. With this, these two completed a fantastic partnership catch to dismiss Asghar Afghan.

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While talking about the match, after being put into bat first, Corey Anderson (94) and Kevin Pietersen (48) powered World Giants to 256/5 in 20 overs. In reply, almost all of Asia Lions batting started off good but fell 25 runs short with an excellent bowling display from World Giants' bowlers. 

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