A controversial catch on the boundary by Australian cricketer, Michael Neser, during Brisbane Heat’s 15-run win over the Sydney Sixers, has been criticised by fans.

The juggled catch was deemed legal, despite making the catch both inside and outside the boundary rope.

Associate dean of sport at Holmesglen and adjunct professor at Swinburne University Dr Sam Duncan told 6PR Afternoons explains the rule which has divided the public.

A controversial catch on the boundary by Australian cricketer, Michael Neser, during Brisbane Heat’s 15-run win over the Sydney Sixers, has been criticised by fans.
The juggled catch was deemed legal, despite making the catch both inside and outside the boundary rope.
Associate dean of sport at Holmesglen and adjunct professor at Swinburne University Dr Sam Duncan told 6PR Afternoons explains the rule which has divided the public.

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague will break down the issues that matter to you.
It’s a conversation with the people of Perth where you’ll get to know more than just the headline. It connects you with some of the country’s leading experts in health, property and technology.
As well as the latest news, you’ll get informative tips and advice on everything from keeping your garden in bloom to the best travel spots, as well as behind-the-scenes takes on your favourite sports teams.
You’ll have a laugh and you’re guaranteed to learn something new when you tune in with Julie-anne from 12pm-3pm.

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