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WATCH: Harleen's Jaw-Dropping Catch Dwarfs India's Loss
Harleen Deol's stunning catch at the boundary provided a rare moment of joy for the Indian women's cricket team during England's innings in the opening T20 International, which it lost by 18 runs under DLS method. The catch was good enough to become a rage on social media.
Wicketkeeper Amy Jones was looking ominous, batting on 43 runs off 26 deliveries. On the fifth ball of the 19th over, she danced the pitch and went for a heave off pacer Shikha Pandey. It looked like the ball would go for a six. But Harleen summoned all her athletic ability.
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