Steve Finn is hardly renowned for his athleticism in the field, but the lanky England fast bowler proved his repertoire is wide when he took a spectacular flying catch in the third clash of the ODI series with Australia at Old Trafford. 
The 198-centimetre Finn stuck out his right hand and leapt at full length to take the screamer, after Australian captain Steve Smith pushed an Adil Rashid leg spinner towards mid-wicket.
The catch was reminiscent of another superb recent England snare when Ben Stokes grabbed a stunning catch in the slips to remove Adam Voges in the fourth Test.
Finn's catch sent Smith on his way for 25, as England set about defending their total of 300.
But there was more to celebrate from England's fieldsmen later in the innings. With Australia looking to get a move on, ODI debutant Ashton Agar charged paceman Liam Plunkett and skied one to mid-on.
Jason Roy appeared to have come in too far to take the catch but stuck his hands up behind his head. The ball ricocheted out of his right hand and he stretched back further to take the rebound while falling backwards to the ground.
While England earned those two scalps with some exceptional efforts in the field, most of Australia's other batsmen meekly surrendered their wickets, eventually going down by 93 runs. Australia leads the series 2-1 with two matches to play.