Take a bow. Superb work on the ropes.
If England are going to fight their way back into their Champions Trophy match against Australia then Jason Roy’s remarkable catch in the deep to dismiss Glenn Maxwell could be a turning point.
Roy’s superb athleticism left the score at Australia 239-5, but such was the skill involved here, the third umpire understandably had to take his time to judge whether Roy had touched the boundary with his foot when he pulled off this stunning catch at full-stretch.
Not only that, but he threw the ball back before landing over the rope and ran back to catch it.
Superb work from the Surrey player.
Superb catch by @JasonRoy20 @englandcricket
Lovely catch of the decade
I take my both 👟 nd 🎩 and hats off Roy. @ICC pic.twitter.com/HbRECH5YNh— prakash (@prakashnanda101) June 10, 2017
There’s only one thing that people want to talk about.
Utterly brilliant catch. Take a bow @JasonRoy20 👏👏 #EngvsAus
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) June 10, 2017
Meanwhile, in Edgbaston, @JasonRoy20 has just taken one of the finest catches you're ever likely to see. Live clips on the @BBCSport website
— Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) June 10, 2017
Great catch by Jason Roy to dismiss Maxwell. Small things give you the confidence to go out there and score runs.#ENGvAUS
— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) June 10, 2017
That piece of unbelievable brilliance in the field from @JasonRoy20 happened right in front of us. What.A.Catch #EngvAus #CT17 pic.twitter.com/xK5AJiVPk4
— England's Barmy Army 🏴🎺 (@TheBarmyArmy) June 10, 2017
Incredible catch by Jason Roy !!! #ENGvAUS pic.twitter.com/4LVyjPikM3
— John Richards – Adventures in deep space (@johnniemojo) June 10, 2017
What a catch by Jason Roy, knew where the rope last was #EngvAus #CT17 pic.twitter.com/rSHFxIYgiq
— Scot Munroe (@scot_munroe) June 10, 2017
