They call him the sheriff of the New Zealand lower order.
New Zealand gloveman BJ Watling might blush at that title but he marshalled the troops expertly against a flagging West Indies on day two of the second test.
Watling's diligent 65 in a tick over three hours at the Basin Reserve enabled the hard-swinging lower order to further embarrass the tourists, and himself to move up the ranks of wicketkeeper-batsmen.
New Zealand gloveman BJ Watling might blush at that title but he marshalled the troops expertly against a flagging West Indies on day two of the second test.
Watling's diligent 65 in a tick over three hours at the Basin Reserve enabled the hard-swinging lower order to further embarrass the tourists, and himself to move up the ranks of wicketkeeper-batsmen.