1. catching more or better than someone else; surpassing in catching ability or performance
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outcatch'; chiefly used in sports contexts, especially baseball and cricket

1. the act or instance of catching more or better than a competitor
Usage: gerund noun form; sports terminology

Examples

• The outfielder's outcatching in the final inning secured the victory.
• She was outcatching her opponents throughout the tournament.
• His outcatching ability made him a valuable player on the team.
• The team focused on outcatching their rivals in the championship game.
• By outcatching the other fielders, he proved his defensive skills.