Virat Kohli Wicket Video: Sherfane Rutherford Takes Athletic Boundary Catch to Dismiss Star India Batter
West Indies' Sherfane Rutherford pulls off an incredible boundary catch to dismiss Virat Kohli for 29 runs off Shamar Joseph in the 2nd ODI against India on September 30, 2026. Catch all the details from the high-scoring encounter at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati, where India are chasing 406.
A moment of fielding brilliance from West Indies' Sherfane Rutherford stole the headlines today, Wednesday, September 30, 2026, as his stunning boundary-line catch brought an end to Virat Kohli's promising innings in the thrilling 2nd One-Day International against India. The athletic effort by Rutherford, diving full-stretch, left fans and commentators in awe, highlighting a key moment in India's challenging pursuit of 406 runs at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium. Shubman Gill Scores Fastest Double Century in ODI History.
Sherfane Rutherford's Sensational Boundary Catch of Virat Kohli
🚨🚨 OUT OUT OUT 🚨🚨
Virat Kohli Is gone 😱
Superb catch by Sherfane Rutherford boundry line.🏟️
He judged it well, kept his balance, threw the ball up and came back in from outside the rope to complete the catch.#INDvsWI #RoKo #ViratKohli #Wicket #RohitSharma #ShubhmanGill pic.twitter.com/lVjsiij3z9
— Bhadresh Prajapati (@bhadresh_33) September 30, 2026
Kohli, who had looked in good touch, scoring a brisk 29 runs off just 19 balls, including three fours and a six, was attempting to accelerate the scoring when he mistimed a delivery from Shamar Joseph. The ball flew towards the long-on boundary, seemingly destined for a maximum, before Rutherford intervened with an acrobatic display of fielding, clinging on to the ball inches from the rope. India lost their second wicket at 32.1 overs, with the score reading 315/2 at the time of Kohli's departure.
West Indies Post Record Total
The dismissal came during a monumental chase after the West Indies had posted their highest-ever One-Day International total, smashing an incredible 405 for 7 in their 50 overs. The visitors' innings was propelled by a trio of centuries, with John Campbell leading the charge with a blazing 101 off 68 balls. Captain Shai Hope continued his impressive form, scoring 104 off 94 deliveries, while Amir Jangoo provided a late onslaught with a rapid 114 off just 77 balls.
India, aiming to seal the three-match series, found themselves facing an uphill task. Earlier in their chase, openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill had provided a solid foundation. Rohit Sharma notched up his 35th ODI century, reaching 101 runs and, in the process, completing 12,000 ODI runs. Shubman Gill was also in sublime form, reaching a scintillating 173 runs and eyeing a double century before Kohli joined him at the crease. Rohit Sharma Completes 12,000 ODI Runs For India.
The captivating encounter in Guwahati continues to deliver high-octane cricket, with Sherfane Rutherford's highlight-reel catch adding another memorable moment to the series, even as India battles fiercely to chase down a daunting target set by the West Indies. The outcome of this match is crucial for both teams, with India looking to secure the series and West Indies fighting to keep it alive.
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