A T-20 match of Big Bash League in Brisbane has caught worldwide attention. Surprisingly, it is not because of the result of this match but because of a catch! This catch has divided people on whether the catch was legal or not. If yes, there have been calls to revoke the rule justifying it. Amidst all this, let us also look into the legal aspects behind this catch. First, let's look at how the catch unfolded. The catch- boundary trouble? This catch was on a delivery of Ben Cutting to Mathew Wade. Wade hit the ball in Matt Renshaw's direction. Renshaw jumped and parried the ball into the air and fell backwards and stepped beyond the boundary. He once again jumped and slapped the air-borne ball towards his teammate Tom Banton who caught the ball. The on-field signal was out. The third umpire on broadcast said it was not out but before conveying it to the ground. After a delay, Wade was given out, who had already started walking out to the dug out.