IPL: 5 best catches over the years

The South African stalwart was a key member for the Delhi Daredevils for three seasons before joining Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2011.

In 2010, in a match against RCB, ABD took a blinder in the boundary.

Praveen Kumar made room to spank the ball towards long on region and it looked like a six, until ABD ripped off a stunning one-hand catch.

Former England batsman Paul Collingwood of Delhi Daredevils smacked a shot towards long-on against the Kolkata Knight Riders.

David Hussey was placed near the boundary. He missed the initial attempt, but did well to keep the ball in play.

Hussey jumped past the boundary rope to make sure he wasn't in contact with the ball and dived back to take a left-handed stunner.

The effort by Kiwi fast bowler Trent Boult is being touted as the best catch in IPL ever.

The DD player was airborne on deep square leg boundary, as he took an one-handed catch with the ball appearing to be heading for six.

The catch by his non-preferred right hand was a dream effort as he landed on his stomach inches from the rope.

Playing for Kings XI Punjab, Kiwi batsman Martin Guptill thrived with a superb right-handed catch in the boundary area. It was extraordinary.

Mumbai Indians' Lendl Simmons was well set at the crease and he looked to have struck the ball over the long-on boundary.

But Guptill timed his jump to perfection, and plucked the ball out of the air and pull-off a one-handed screamer.

This is up there as one of the best ever slip catching.

Suresh Raina, playing for the Gujarat Lions in 2016, made an acrobatic effort to get rid of Suryakumar Yadav of KKR.

Dwayne Smith bowled a well places short ball as Yadav tried to be cheeky.

Raina at slips dived towards the left with his right hand high above to take a blinder.