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Kieron Pollard becomes first player with 400 T20 catches: Stats
Pollard took four catches in the 2025 CPL final

Kieron Pollard becomes first player with 400 T20 catches: Stats

Sep 22, 2025
11:51 am

What's the story

Former West Indies skipper Kieron Pollard has become the first cricketer to achieve the milestone of 400 catches in T20 history. He reached the landmark during the 2025 Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final on Sunday. Pollard, known for his exceptional fielding skills, took four catches during the final for Trinbago Knight Riders against Guyana Amazon Warriors at Providence Stadium, Guyana. His team TKR later claimed their fifth CPL title.

Milestone

Pollard surpasses 400 catches

Pollard required three grabs in the final to reach the landmark of 400 catches. As per ESPNcricinfo, he now has 401 catches across 720 T20s between 2006 and 2025. He unlocked the achievement with the dismissal of batter Dwaine Pretorius, who hit it straight into Pollard's hands off Saurabh Netravalkar's bowling. This catch took Pollard past the milestone and further extended his lead over David Miller, who is second on the list with 321 catches.

Fielding prowess

How Pollard shone in CPL final

Pollard's fielding skills were on full display in the final match. He was seen all around the ground, taking four catches. His franchise, TKR, did a phenomenal job, restricting the Amazon Warriors to 130/8. Netravalkar picked up three wickets. Pollard caught Quentin Sampson, Shimron Hetmyer, and Pretorius to complete 400 T20 catches. The TKR all-rounder also caught Iftikhar Ahmed, who scored a 27-ball 30.

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100-plus catches in IPL

Pollard is one of only five players with 100-plus catches in the Indian Premier League (IPL). With 103 catches, he shares the list with Virat Kohli (117), Suresh Raina (109), Ravindra Jadeja (109), and Rohit Sharma (102).

Award

Player of the Tournament

After the CPL 2025 final, Pollard was adjudged the Player of the Tournament. He hammered 383 runs from 13 matches at a strike rate of 174.09. This included three half-centuries and several impactful knocks for the Knight Riders. Pollard, now 38, was the only player with over 30 sixes in the tournament (36). He also smacked 20 boundaries (fours).