The ICC Champions Trophy final might have gone India's way but New Zealand star Glenn Phillips also made headlines for the exceptional catch he produced in the final, to dismiss Shubman Gill.

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Glenn Ernest Fenwick, 61, was jailed for a maximum of five and a half years after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of Christopher Jarvis in June 2006. Christopher Jarvis, 38, was last seen ...

Jonty Rhodes acknowledges Glenn Phillips as the best fielder of this generation after Phillips' exceptional performances in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Phillips amazed fans with stunning ...

Often dubbed as the 'Superman' for his sensational catches, Glenn Phillips pulled off one of the finest catches in New Zealand's first game against Pakistan. In the first half, the batting all ...

Mitchell top-scored for New Zealand with 63 from 101 balls, while Michael Bracewell, Rachin Ravindra and Glenn Phillips contributed 53 not out, 37 and 34 respectively.

Glenn Phillips is among the best fielders among the current generation of cricketers, and has been at his athletic best in the ICC Champions Trophy, where he has collected a number of stunners. On ...

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He’s done it again. New Zealand all-rounder Glenn Phillips has produced another stunning catch during Sunday’s Champions Trophy final against India, adding to his impressive fielding resume.

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