WATCH: Donovan Ferreira’s 104-meter six caught casually with one hand by old man in the stands

In the second match of the SA20 league, Joburg Super Kings (JSK) locked horns with Durban Super Giants in Durban on January 11, Wednesday. JSK batted first and scored 190 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in the first innings, thanks to a splendid knock of 82 runs off 40 balls by Donovan Ferreira. The Super Giants in reply, only gathered 174 runs in 20 overs.

Ferreira was awarded the Player of the Match for his brilliant all-round performance. He scored 82 runs off 40 balls with 5 sixes and 8 fours. And undoubtedly, he will already go down as a hot property in the league and a force to reckon with. Ferreira, during his innings, hit a ball that travelled about 104 meters. However, the ball then came to a rest in midair. An old man stopped the ball as he took the catch from his left hand, and that was a sight to behold, especially due to the nonchalance of the catcher after pulling off a stunner.

Watch it here:

An old man takes an Unbelievable catch in the stand.#SA20 #Cricketpic.twitter.com/1N8Js4Y7fU

— DRINK CRICKET (@Drink_Cricket) January 11, 2023

Donovan Ferreira will be seen in Indian T20 League 2023

The camera’s focus continuously shifted to the spectator after the catch, as is seen in the video. He may be seen drinking extremely comfortably after capturing the ball. Additionally, he extended his hand to the camera and smiled as people wished him well. The old man stopped the ball while playing with his left hand. The person in the stadium who witnessed this incredible spectacle was in awe.

Ferriera will participate in the Indian T20 League in 2023. However, instead of yellow, his shirt will be pink here. That is, he will play for the Rajasthan franchise, who paid barely INR 50 lakh for him. Ferreira’s starting price in the cash-rich league auction was just Rs 20 lakhs.

Earlier in the tournament opener MI Cape Town defeated Paarl Royals by 8 wickets at the Newlands, Cape Town. Young Dewald Brevis was awarded the Man of the Match award for his brilliant half-century. He scored unbeaten 70 runs from 41 balls with four boundaries and five sixes at a strike rate of 170.73.