Australia in Danger Against West Indies 1st Test: Australia’s condition in the first Test, West Indies tightened the grip

The fun of the match being played between West Indies and Australia has been gripped by a poor umpiring. Australia is facing the havoc of the hosts bowlers and in the first two days of play, the batsmen were completely under pressure. The hosts started the second day with a score of 57/4 and the entire team was reduced to 190 runs. On the basis of the first innings, the team took a 10 -run lead over Australia.

In the first session, captain Roston Chase and Shai Hope shared a 67 -run partnership and raised the hope of giving the West Indies a lead in the first innings. But due to the decisions of two controversial third umpire, the first session from lunch was in Australia’s favor. The first innings of the West Indies was also reduced to 200 runs after he stacked Australia for 180 runs in the first innings.

Without Steve Smith and Marnas Labushen, Australia looked helpless in the first innings in the first innings. Travis Head scored 59 runs while Usman Khwaja scored 47 runs with the bat. Captain Pat Cummins saved the team’s shame by scoring 28 runs. After piled up cheaply in the first innings, the top four batter returned cheaply in the second innings. Jayden Seals and Shemar Joseph took 9 wickets together. Jayden Seals took 5 wickets while Shemar Joseph took four wickets.

Batting failed to bother Australia

The players who expected the Australian team kneeled against the West Indies. When Sam Constas, who made a bang against India, was a super flop, Cameron Green, who was returning to the injury, also failed to score runs. Josh England and Alex Carrie’s bat also did not run. The bat of Sam, Green and Josh English was also cheated in the second innings.