West Indies QUICKS

ketchim · 11-28-2022, 12:37 PM · 2 people reading this discussion

#1
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#2
There are low expectations from West Indies in their series against Australia

but they have a pace attack that could cause the home side some problems,

especially if there is some assistance in the wickets at Perth

#4
Good Luck TEST match tomorrow !

#5
https://www.cricket.com.au/news/alzarri-...2022-11-28

Six years after storming in at the Aussies as a net bowler, Alzarri Joseph
will enter Wednesday's first Test as a key component of
the visitors' chances of winning back the Frank Worrell trophy

#6
Described as the "enforcer" of the West Indies bowling attack,
Joseph has come a long way since his introduction to the Australians
n St Kitts in 2016 when Justin Langer compared him to Usain Bolt
and Andre Russell after he bowled for over an hour
at one of their training sessions on the small Caribbean island.

#7

Kemar Roach ..........18 3 59 0
Jayden Seales..........14 3 63 1
Alzarri Joseph...........15 3 46 0
Kyle Mayers...............11 2 24 1
Jason Holder..............16 6 29 0

#8
Roston Chase ........15 2 63 0

Motie- Kanhai should have been in the Squad !!

#9
Marnus Labuschagne 154* nicked twice through the slips
with Jason Holder failing to lay a hand on one
while the other flew wide of the cordon at a catchable height,
He edged Kraigg Brathwaite onto keeper Joshua Da Silva's knee
with the ball ballooning over slip's head.
He could have been caught at deep point late in the day with debutant
Tagenarine Chanderpaul misjudging the flight in the shadows.

#10
5 Fast and medium fast Trundlers

gotta produce some beauties

OR we doomed to an Innings defeat

regardless of Tage debut ~

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