Glenn Phillips' one-handed catch seals dramatic CPL win for Guyana
Glenn Phillips pulled off a spectacular one-handed catch to dismiss Sunil Narine, helping Guyana Amazon Warriors edge Trinidad & Tobago Red Force in a rain-affected CPL match.
During the CPL clash between Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinidad & Tobago Red Force, Glenn Phillips produced a remarkable one-handed grab at deep square leg, dismissing Sunil Narine for a single run off two balls. The dismissal followed a short ball from Dwaine Pretorius that Narine attempted to pull, sending the ball toward Phillips' position. After a rain delay of over 90 minutes, Shimron Hetmyer accelerated Guyana's chase with a 40-ball hundred, taking the total to 185/5.
Trinidad & Tobago faced a revised DLS target of 182, but early wickets and the loss of Narine added pressure. Although Alex Hales and Akeal Hosein built a 43-run partnership and Hales reached his first fifty of the season, Guyana secured the win by nine runs.
Why it matters
The catch highlighted a game-changing moment in a tightly contested CPL match, influencing the tournament standings.
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