Watch: Tony Munyonga's air-borne catch in AUS vs ZIM T20 World Cup 2026 goes viral

Zimbabwe, with the 23-run victory over Australia in the T20 World Cup 2026 at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, has now beaten the opposition on both occasions of their meeting. This victory has ensured that they would find themselves in the spot of being qualified for the Super 8 stage of the tournament, having already taken a massive boost of net run rate with the win over Oman.

In the last game, it was Brian Bennett who produced an excellent catch to dismiss the last batter of the Oman side. And now, it was the turn of Tony Munyonga, who grabbed a fine air-borne catch to dismiss the left-handed batter, Ben Dwarshuis, for six runs in seven balls.

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It was a good length delivery angled towards the left-handed batter from Brad Evans as the southpaw cleared his front leg and slogged it over the mid-wicket region. Munyonga ran across to his left from the deep region, and the ball was always going away from the fielder. But he jumped at the right ball and claimed the catch to dismiss the left-handed batter.

Tony Munyonga's special catch in AUS vs ZIM T20 World Cup 2026 goes viral

It brought the end of the batter as the Australian side got bundled out for just 146 runs in 19.3 overs. Throughout the innings, Australia did not get any other partnership apart from the 50 runs between Matt Renshaw and Glenn Maxwell as the regular wickets kept on putting pressure on the entire chase.

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Placing Muzarabani finished with four wickets in his four-over spell for 17 runs, while Brad Evans picked up three wickets in his 3.3 overs. Ryan Burl has bagged 1/9 in his solitary over with the massive wicket of Maxwell.

Earlier in the inning, Zimbabwe posted a massive score of 169 for the loss of two wickets in their twenty overs as Bennett remained unbeaten on 64 runs with the help of seven boundaries. Their captain, Sikander Raza, contributed 25 runs in just 13 deliveries with two fours and a last-ball six.

Brief Scores: Zimbabwe 169/2 (Brian Bennett 64, Tadiwanashe Marumani 35, Cameron Green 1/6) beat Australia 146 (Matt Renshaw 65, Blessing Muzurabani 4/17)