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March 31, 2024 - 3:13 pm

“Sri Lankan helping Bangladeshi”: Fans react as Pathirana’s stunning catch helps Mustafizur with a wicket

Warner had already done some carnage, reaching his fifty before Pathirana helped Bangladesh's Mustafizur Rahman pick up the crucial wicket.

During the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL 2024) match between Delhi Capitals (DC) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Sri Lanka’s Matheesha Pathirana displayed exemplary agility to take a one-handed stunner to dismiss the dangerous David Warner. 

Warner had already done some carnage, reaching his fifty before Pathirana helped Bangladesh’s Mustafizur Rahman pick up the crucial wicket. Warner went back to the hut after scoring 52 off 35 balls. 

The incident happened in the 10th over when Warner went for a reverse sweep towards the third man but instead found the fielder. Warner, visibly disappointed, acknowledged the brilliance of the catch as he trudged off the field.

Following the incredible effort, netizens were quick to some hilarious banter. Check some of the reactions below.

David Warner and Prithvi Shaw set the stage for Delhi Capitals

Prior to Pathirana’s scintillating catch that turned the tide in favour of CSK, it was a sheer dominance from DC’s opening pair of David Warner and Prithvi Shaw. The duo got DC off to a flyer with an impressive 93-run partnership for the first wicket.

Apart from Warner’s fifty, Shaw contributed 43 runs off 27 balls, comprising 4 fours and two sixes in his debut match of the season.

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Their partnership laid a solid foundation for the DC to propel the scoreboard towards a substantial total. However, Warner’s dismissal marked a shift in momentum as CSK regained their footing in the match.

Ravindra Jadeja swiftly removed Shaw shortly after Warner’s departure and Pathirana’s double blow in the 15th over to remove Mitchell Marsh and Tristan Stubbs left DC struggling at 134/4.

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