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Marco Jansen Dismisses Steve Smith with Boundary Catch

During a cricket match, Marco Jansen successfully dismissed Steve Smith by completing a juggling catch near the boundary rope.

First reported 1 day ago · latest update 1 day ago
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Sydney Morning Herald Authority 90

During a recent cricket match, Australian batter Steve Smith was dismissed following a notable fielding effort by South African player Marco Jansen. The incident occurred near the boundary rope, where Jansen was positioned to intercept a shot played by Smith.

As the ball traveled toward the edge of the field, Jansen successfully reached it but was unable to secure the catch cleanly on his first attempt. He was forced to juggle the ball while maintaining his balance to ensure he did not touch the boundary rope.

After the initial bobble, Jansen managed to regain control of the ball and complete the catch before stepping over the boundary line. The dismissal was confirmed, bringing an end to Smith's time at the crease.

The play has been noted for the coordination required by the fielder to manage the ball while navigating the boundary perimeter. The dismissal represents a significant moment in the ongoing contest between the two sides.

T.A.M synthesised this read from Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Australia), since the primary outlet was thin or region-locked.
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90 Sydney Morning Herald ★ most authoritative citation

Jansen juggles Smith catch on the boundary

Marco Jansen helps remove Steve Smith with a juggling catch on the boundary.

1 day ago
89 The Age (Australia)

Jansen juggles Smith catch on the boundary

Marco Jansen helps remove Steve Smith with a juggling catch on the boundary.

1 day ago

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