"You don't do that as ordinary people," said Virat Kohli on the South African's one-given shocker.
Abdominal muscle de Villiers can get things done on the cricket field few others can. He's a 360° player with bat close by, and explosive on the field.
De Villiers has pulled off numerous a screamer in his 14-year universal profession. What's more, and still, at the end of the day, what he oversaw on Thursday 17 May at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore was something exceptional.
Pursuing 219 for a win, Sunrisers Hyderabad were behind the asking rate having achieved 60/1 out of seven overs. With Moeen Ali brought into the assault, Alex Hales detected the chance to up the scoring. He ventured out of his wrinkle in an offer to whack the off-spinner over profound mid-wicket and would have done as such rather effectively, notwithstanding de Villiers' gravity resisting act.
Positioned at cow corner, the South African raced on his right side, jumped, kicked it into high gear hold of the ball with his correct hand and in spite of being wobbly in some way or another figured out how to shield his foot from touching the limit pads. This in one movement.
The catch shocked everybody watching, none more so than Virat Kohli, the Royal Challengers skipper.
"That was Spiderman stuff!" Kohli said. "You don't do that as ordinary individuals. I thought it was going for a six, however he hauls it out, at that point the bounce and after that the adjust
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