Watch: Glenn Phillips' stunning one-handed catch ends Sunil Narine's fireworks in CPL 2026

Glenn Phillips has established himself as one of the best fielders in the game, not only because of his superb catches around the field, but also because of how he makes them look easy for the others. And he displayed another such catch during the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2026, which went viral in a split second.

Phillips grabbed the catch and seemed to be surprised himself. The crowd, the fans, the commentators, and even the batter to be dismissed, Sunil Narine, were shocked at the catch. The wicket would go down as of Dwaine Pretorious, but it belonged to the fielder.

How Glenn Phillips pulled off a superman grab at the boundary to dismiss Sunil Narine

On the very first delivery of the third over, Narine pulled hard and flat in front of the square on the leg-side. Phillips is quick to take off running to his right from the deep square leg region. He lost sight of the ball for a moment and then suddenly applied the brakes.

Watch Glenn Phillips' superb catch here-

That was followed by Phillips sticking his right hand out at the correct time to grab the ball. He stood there in disbelief himself as Narine departed cheaply for just one run off two deliveries. The southpaw’s dismissal was very crucial for the Guyana side.

The entire side of the Amazon Warriors rushed up to Phillips at the boundary line and congratulated him, who was shocked at his own fielding performance.

Guyana Amazon Warriors hold on for a 9-run DLS win over Trinbago Knight Riders

The Guyana Amazon Warriors posted a massive score of 185 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 16 overs. Their top order failed to contribute to the batting inside the powerplay before Shimron Hetmyer smashed a dashing unbeaten knock of 111 runs off 43 balls, thanks to eight boundaries and nine sixes, while Romario Shepherd nailed 27 runs off just seven balls.

In the chase, Trinbago Knight Riders were in the chase, thanks to their two knocks in the middle order in the form of Alex Hales’ 55 runs off 24 balls while the former West Indies batter Nicholas Pooran drilled 43 runs off 16 balls. But they fell short of the chase by just nine runs.

Brief Scores: Guyana Amazon Warriors 185/5 (Shimron Hetmyer 111*, Akeal Hossein 1/11) beat Trinbago Knight Riders 172/7 (Alex Hales 55, Mohammad Nabi 3/20) by 13 runs.