WATCH: Liam Livingstone pulls off a sensational catch to dismiss Lyndon James in the T20 Blast game

Jul 18, 2024

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WATCH: Liam Livingstone pulls off a sensational catch to dismiss Lyndon James in the T20 Blast game

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Liam Livingstone, the dynamic all-rounder for Lancashire, has once again captured the cricketing world’s attention with a truly remarkable catch during a T20 Blast match against Nottinghamshire on Wednesday (July 17).

Liam Livingstone’s outstanding catch

The incident occurred in the third over of Nottinghamshire‘s innings when Luke Wood pitched a ball around the leg stump, and Lyndon James tried to hammer it towards the leg side. However, Livingstone, positioned in the deep, leapt high into the air and plucked the ball out of thin air with an outstretched hand, completing a stunning catch. The sheer athleticism and reflexes displayed by Livingstone left the commentators and spectators in awe.Livingstone’s acrobatic effort was a crucial moment in the match, as it helped Lancashire maintain their grip on the proceedings

Here’s the video

An incredible catch from Liam Livingstone 👏 pic.twitter.com/BY7qktkaUL

— Vitality Blast (@VitalityBlast) July 17, 2024

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Match summary

Meanwhile, in the game, the stellar performances of Lancashire’s England internationals, Phil Salt and Livingstone, were the highlight. Salt’s explosive 70 off 42 balls, including five sixes, and Livingstone’s unbeaten 54 off 37 deliveries propelled Lancashire’s chase of 132. Their all-round contributions, along with the team’s collective efforts, ensured a comfortable victory by eight wickets for the home side.

Lancashire’s victory not only secured their qualification for the Vitality Blast quarter-finals but also solidified their position as one of the strong contenders in the competition. The match marked a memorable return to county cricket for the England stars, who showcased their class and experience. Nottinghamshire, on the other hand, faced a challenging campaign, with only two wins so far in the tournament.