Kingston Test – 15 Wickets Fell on the Second Day | Kingston Test- 15 wickets fell on the second day: West Indies allout for 143 runs in the first innings, Australia 99/6 till the end of the day’s play

Aljari Joseph (left) has taken 3 wickets in the second innings so far.

15 wickets fell on the second day of the third Test match being played between West Indies and Australia. On the second day on Sunday, the West Indies team was all out for 143 runs. At the same time, by the end of the day’s play, Australia has lost 6 wickets for 99 runs in the second innings.

West Indies allout on the second day for 143 runs On the second day the West Indies started playing beyond the score of 16/1. John Campbell scored the highest 36 runs. Shai Hope 23, Roston Chase and Justin Greaves contributed 18–18 runs. Scott Bolland took 3 wickets for Australia. Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins took 2–2 wickets. While Bu Webster and Mitchell Starc got 1–1 wickets.

John Campbell scored the highest 36 runs in the first innings for the West Indies.

Green returned unbeaten after scoring 42 runs On the second day, Australia lost 6 wickets on a score of 99 runs in 29 overs in their second innings. Cameron Green 42 and Pat Cummins returned notout after scoring 5 runs. Sam Contus and Alex could not even open an account. Travis Head scored 16, Usman Khwaja 14, Bu Webster 13, Steve Smith scored 5 runs. Aljari Joseph from West Indies took 3 and Shamar Joseph took 2 wickets. Justin Greaves got 1 wicket.

Aljari Joseph bowled Steve Smith. Smith could only score 5 runs.

Australia allout on the first day at 225

On the first day of the third Test match being played between West Indies and Australia, the Kangaroo team was all out for 225 runs. On the first day of the match on July 12 at the Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica, Australia captain Pat Cummins won the toss and decided to bat first. Read full news …