Watch: Ravindra Jadeja pulls off a sensational catch, Kohli’s celebration lights up the game

A quick reflex catch from Ravindra Jadeja accounted for Will Young in the deciding ODI against New Zealand at Indore. Virat Kohli’s fired-up reaction after the dismissal soon caught attention online.

After winning the toss, India skipper Shubman Gill chose to bowl first in the third ODI. Arshdeep Singh replaced Prasidh Krishna as the only alteration to the home side, with New Zealand sticking to the same combination. India had drawn first blood in the series, but New Zealand responded in the following match.

India ended a crucial stand through an athletic stop from Ravindra Jadeja at backward point, prompting loud celebrations from the crowd at Holkar Cricket Stadium as the breakthrough arrived at a vital stage.

Rana tempted Young into playing the cut, but the batter couldn’t keep the ball down while staying back. Jadeja was quick off the mark, flinging himself to the right and holding on cleanly. The chance wasn’t straightforward, though he made it look assured.

Young’s knock of 30 from 41 deliveries, which included five boundaries and a six, came to an end as the 53-run partnership was broken. The dismissal handed Harshit Rana his second scalp of the innings, sparking an animated celebration from India, led by Virat Kohli, as the momentum swung back their way.

Harshit Rana removes Devon Conway with a first-ball breakthrough in decider

Harshit Rana struck immediately, claiming a wicket with his opening delivery of the match. He removed Devon Conway for five, reducing New Zealand to 6 for 2 in the second over.The bowler landed it back of a length outside off and drew movement off the pitch. Unsure whether to play or leave, Conway edged it to Rohit Sharma at slip.

Rana removed Conway in all three ODIs, conceding just 18 runs from 23 deliveries. India skipper Shubman Gill’s decision to hand the new ball to Rana ahead of Mohammed Siraj, alongside Arshdeep Singh, delivered immediate returns in the must-win fixture.

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