Third umpire’s controversial decisions, the thrill of the last over, the shock alone, scored run but Joseph could not save West Indies from defeat

In the first Test, Australia demolished the West Indies’s weak batting with Josh Hazlewood’s deadly bowling. The hosts looked helpless and helpless at their own home, the entire team was settled for 141 runs in just 33.4 overs. In the final over of the third day of the first Test, Australia registered a spectacular win of 159 runs.

Shamar Joseph fought alone

Shamar Joseph, who took a total of 9 wickets in both innings in the first Test match against Australia, also showed the bat in the second innings but still lost his team. In the Brijtown Test, he took 4 wickets for 46 runs in 16 overs in the first innings and also took 5 wickets for 87 runs in the second innings and made the team come back in the match. When the West Indies was in trouble in front of Australia chasing the target, he came at number 10 and scored 44 runs. On his own, Joseph tried to keep the team alive but finally lost.

When Australia’s top order against the West Indies stumbled, Tavis Head alone crossed the team’s Nayya on his own. In the first innings, when the entire team scored 180 runs, he scored an innings of 59 runs and also scored an important innings of 61 runs in the second innings. In both the innings, they were chosen as the Player of the Match due to barely removing the team.

Hazelwood has done West Indies work

In the first innings, when the West Indies team gained the lead, they thought that they would achieve the goal of winning against Australia. Josh Hazlewood, who took two wickets in the first innings, broke down on the West Indies in the second innings. He took 5 wickets for 43 runs in just 12 overs and wrote the story of the team’s victory.