It was another normal day at the World Cup Challenge League game between Uganda and Kenya at the Ugandan captial of Kampala. The match witnessed an incredible piece of fielding from veteran 41-year-olf Ugandan bowler Frank Nsubuga.

Kenya were put into bat in the first innings, and were going smoothly at 127-4 at the end of 17.4 overs. Collins Obuya and Irfan Karim were at the crease for the Kenyans. However, it was at this point of time that Nsubuga weaved his magic in the field. Medium pacer Dinesh Maganlal was bowling to Obuya at this point of time and he looked to deposit a short slower ball to the stands. However, Obuya miscued the shot, which went towards deep mid-wicket.

The catch reminded one of Kapil Dev’s sensational forward running catch in the 1983 World Cup final that he took to dismiss Sir Vivian Richards off the bowling of Madan Lal.

Uganda finished their innings at 220/10, with Rakep Patel top scoring with 72. Nsubuga also shone with the ball in the game taking 1 wicket for 21 runs in the eight overs. In reply Uganda were sensational with the bat, scoring 224 runs from 45 overs. Three Ugnadan batsmen scored half centuries. Simon Sseazi top scored with 87 runs from 112 balls. Ronak Patel scored 50 off 73 balls. Dinesh Maganlal then provided momentum as he scored 55 off 47 balls to guide the hosts to a comfortable seven-wicket win.