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Chris Woakes Defends England’s Tactics Against West Indies Tail During Day 2 Of 3nd Test
England picked up four wickets in the morning and looked set to establish a first-innings lead before Da Silva and Shamar Joseph guided West Indies to 457 all out to leave the match finely poised. Da Silva finished unbeaten on 82, including three sixes, and Joseph hit two maximums, one smashing tiles on the pavilion…
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UNDERCOOKED WEST INDIES NEED SUPPORT FROM…
Neck and crop: Windies skipper Kraigg Brathwaite is bowled by Gus Atkinson at Lord’sPICTURE: Alamy It was evident from the Lord’s Test that West Indies are massively undercooked for this series. If it hadn’t been for the fact that it was Jimmy Anderson’s last Test, and two standout performances from England debutants, the series opener…
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West Indies cricketer ster banned for match.. see.more
West Indies batter Devon Thomas has been banned from cricket for five years, with 18 months suspended, after admitting to seven cha seerges including those related to match-fixing in franchise-based leagues in Sri Lanka, UAE and the West Indies, the ICC says. Thomas admitted he agreed to fix matches in the Lanka Premier League believing…
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Ton-up Pope leads England charge against..
England’s Ollie Pope celebrates reaching his century against the West Indies on the first day of the second Test at Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham, Britain, on Thursday. (Reuters) Ollie Pope rode his luck to a hundred as England ended the first day of the second Test against the West Indies at Trent Bridge on…
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Dynamic Duckett gets England off to fast start…
West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite sent England in, and Duckett’s partner opener Zak Crawley was out of the game after just the third ball. Nevertheless, Ben Stokes’ team nevertheless made history by reaching 50 in just 4.2 overs, the fastest ever for a side in a Test match. Consequently, following five Test overs, this was…