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Watch: Glenn Maxwell In Disbelief After Stunning Catch. Rohit Sharma's Reaction Is Viral

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Glenn Maxwell took a sensational reflex catch to dismiss Rohit Sharma during the third ODI match between India and Australia in Rajkot on Wednesday.

Rohit looked in tremendous form as he took Australian bowlers to the cleaners and he looked well on course to a big score. However, while batting on 81, he slammed the ball hard straight towards the bowler Maxwell.

The Australia all-rounder did not have much time to react but he was able to extend his hand and the somehow complete the catch.

Maxwell was completely stunned by his own effort and Rohit could not hide his disappointment after the dismissal. Australia saved their best for the last as Indian middle-order wilted under pressure exerted by part-time off-spin of Glenn Maxwell, losing the third ODI by 66 runs.

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