Will Jacks Catch The Hundred 2026: The excitement of the London Derby reached its peak in the 23rd match of The Hundred. MI London defeated London Spirit by 4 wickets in a very tough and close match and secured the second position in the points table. With this defeat, London Spirit became the first team to be eliminated from the race for the knockouts this season. Batting first in this match, London Spirit scored 160 runs for 5 wickets in 100 balls, in response to which MI London scored 164 runs for the loss of 6 wickets and won the match. Apart from MI London’s victory in the match, the most talked about catch is being taken by Will Jacks on the boundary line, which is being considered the best catch of the tournament.
Will Jacks’ magical boundary catch
The most exciting and incredible moment of this match occurred during the first innings, when London Spirit batsman Luan Dre Pretorius was looking dangerous after scoring a half-century. But his explosive innings was cut short by Will Jacks’ quick action. On the 49th ball of the innings, Pretorius played a powerful shot towards the boundary. Will Jacks, stationed at long-off, caught the ball, but lost his balance outside the boundary rope. Jacques, showing quick presence of mind, lobbed the ball high into the air.
But the ball was falling a little further, and as it returned to the boundary line, Jacques dived full-length and took a stunning one-handed catch just inches above the ground. This incredible fielding feat stunned the fans and commentators present at the arena. The video of this catch is now going viral on social media.
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Sikandar Raza was the hero of MI’s victory
Batting first, London Spirit scored 160 for 5 thanks to Pretorius’ 52, David Willey’s 31, and Coles’ unbeaten 30. Chasing a target of 161, MI London won with four wickets in hand, thanks to quickfire knocks from Nicholas Pooran (39), Sam Curran (33), and Sikandar Raza (32). Zimbabwean all-rounder Sikandar Raza, who replaced Rashid Khan, also performed brilliantly with the ball. He conceded only 15 runs from 20 balls. This prevented London Spirit from reaching a big total, and his four sixes proved crucial in the run chase.