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Watch: Suresh Raina Rolls Back The Years With Spectacular Flying Catch

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Former India all-rounder Suresh Raina was a destructive batter and very handy with the ball. But another aspect of his game that made him such a huge asset to whichever team he played for was his excellent fielding.

Raina was always a gun fielder, athletic and quick. And even though he has retired from professional cricket, he has still not lost his electric abilities on the field.

During a Road Safety World Series match between India Legends and Australia Legends, Raina took a spectacular catch that would make one wonder why he is still not playing.

Australia's Ben Dunk was in destructive mood with the bat, but in the 16th over, he tried to cut Abhimanyu Mithun. But Raina, at point, flung himself to his left and held on to a magnificent catch.

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