Ben Fox carried out charisma, Mahabwal caught with one hand in a superman style behind the wicket; Watch video
Ben Foakes Catch: County Championship is being played in England where Ben Fox has won the hearts of all cricket fans by holding a very ruckus catch. Ben Fox caught these catch Yorkshire vs Surrey in the match, whose video is becoming very viral on social media.
Yes, this has happened. In fact, the 48th match of the County Championship Tournament is being played between Yorkshire and Surrey at the Kennington Oval Cricket Ground where Ben Fox was caught with one hand during the 33 overs of Yorkshire’s first inning on 16 May.
Surrey cricket itself has shared a video of the incident with his official X account that can be seen that right -handed fast bowler Tom Lodge Batsman Jonathan delivered a sharp -short ball ball to Tattersol on which the ball blows the ball in the air by hitting a big shot on the side side. Only after this, the charisma of Ben Fox is seen, who fulfills a long run and complete a ruckus with one hand while diving a wonderful race. This is the reason why this video going viral on social media is very much liked by the fans.
Ohh My Word, Ben Foakes !!
Foakes takes an incredible one-handed catch to dismiss tattersall for 8.
Yorkshire 87/3 as bairsstow come to the crease.
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– Surrey Cricket (@surreycrick) May 16, 2025
Let us tell you that 32 -year -old Ben Woakes has been an important player of the English Test team, who has scored 2 centuries and 4 half -century in 25 Tests for the country and scored 1139 runs at an average of about 30. Apart from this, he has also played a T20 and a ODI match for England. However, also know that Ben Fox has not been selected in the English team for the only Test against Zimbabwe from May 22. In such a situation, it will be very interesting to see whether Ben Volks can get back their place in the English Test team by making a big hit in county cricket.
Talk about the match being played between Yorkshire and Surrey, Surrey had decided to bowl first after winning the toss at Kennington Oval, after which he stopped Yorkshire at a score of 255 runs, allouting 80.4 overs in the first inning. After this, till the end of the first day’s play, the Surrey team batting 17 overs and added 52 runs without any loss.
