Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Salman Agha’s One-Handed Screamer Stuns Fans at Lord’s
Pakistan played England in the second Test at Lord’s.
Salman Ali Agha was a substitute fielder for Pakistan.
He jumped far to his right and caught the ball with one hand.
The catch dismissed Jordan Cox, who had scored 55 runs.
The amazing catch spread quickly on social media.
Some fans joked that it looked like it was made by artificial intelligence.
Pakistan also bowled well after losing the first Test heavily.
England finished the day on 248 for nine before bad light stopped the game.
Salman Ali Agha took a spectacular one-handed catch during the second Test between England and Pakistan at Lord’s.
The substitute fielder flew to his right at second slip to dismiss England batter Jordan Cox.
Cox made 55 and shared a 67-run partnership with Jamie Smith before edging Khurram Shahzad’s delivery.
Fans jokingly questioned whether the remarkable catch was real or AI-generated.
Pakistan restricted England to 248/9 before bad light ended play, with Mohammad Abbas taking four wickets and Mohammad Ali three.
- Who
- Salman Ali Agha made the catch for Pakistan, dismissing England’s Jordan Cox.
- What
- A substitute fielder took a spectacular one-handed catch during the second Test.
- When
- During the opening day of the second Test; play later stopped because of bad light.
- Where
- Lord’s.
- Why
- The catch gave Pakistan a key breakthrough and ended Cox’s innings after his 55-run knock.
- Match
- England vs Pakistan, second Test
- Venue
- Lord’s
- Catch
- Salman Ali Agha took a one-handed catch at second slip
- Dismissed batter
- Jordan Cox, 55 runs
- England score
- 248/9 before bad light stopped play
- Pakistan bowling
- Mohammad Abbas took four wickets and Mohammad Ali took three
- Social-media reaction
- Fans jokingly asked whether the catch was real or AI-generated