Best Angle Of Suryakumar Yadav's Catch Emerges, Kills All The Doubts | Watch Video

While there were no doubts from the outset, there were still some naysayers who saw Suryakumar Yadav's clean catch during the final of the T20 World Cup 2024 with skepticism. However, clarity is about to prevail as a new angle of the scintillating take has emerged. The new clip clearly showcases Suryakumar Yadav's catch that dismissed David Miller in the 20th over of the South Africa innings was as clean as a whistle.

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Angle that kills all the doubts

With 16 runs needed in the last over, it was anybody's match. However, South Africa had the better odds as one of the premier strikers of the cricket ball, David Miller was in the middle. Team India wanted to see the back of Miller at any cost and the majestic moment when the entire nation jumped in joy came on the first delivery of the first ball of the 20th over. Hardik Pandya gave a full toss which could have been dispatched anywhere but Miller picked the long off region. He got the elevation and it seemed the ball would clear the fence but Suryakumar Yadav judged his movement to perfection and took a blinder to put India at the top. It was the catch that won India the World Cup.

As the boundary was up-close, the catch was thoroughly checked by the 3rd umpire. However, the on-field umpire's decision remained intact. In hindsight, upon closer inspection, some fans are off the view that the catch deserved another look from a different angle. The new angle has indeed arrived and will push all the doubts down the drain. Here's a look at SKY's catch from the right side.

The new spectacle of the catch turns all the debates irrelevant.

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Catch that won India the World Cup

Suryakumar Yadav's spectacular catch will forever be etched in the hearts of Team India's fans. The match could have gone anywhere and had David Miller struck a six at that moment then the pendulum could have swung in South Africa's way. However, as Surya held on to, the catch will forever be labelled as the one that won India the World Cup.