West Indies vs Bangladesh, 1st Test -Antigua

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

I have seen Joseph uncharacteristic miss fields on occasions, but has anyone ever saw him drop regulation catches or any for that matter? Seriously, I would like to know because I'm not aware.

Shamar Joseph: Alzarri Joseph asked me to stick to my mark, and that whatever has happened in the past has happened.

Alzarri?

Apparently he reacts with a screw face, but he moves on to next ball..

Done dis quick my side. I have things to do today.
Nice present fi my birthday week

AlJo strikes

Eight down ct Josh!
113/8

In reply to Chrissy

In reply to Chrissy

Good morning Chrissy. Yes, let's go AlJo.

123/9

Will be 9 shortly

Plumb
AlJo strikes again
9 down

Wicket

1 to go!

Done. Good win my side
Big ton dat Greaves

Victory by 201 runs

In reply to Prako
Retired hurt

Well that was anti-climactic.

We'll take the 1-0

and we move on to JA. I will be there my peeps (CAL willing)!! My first visit to Sabina (apart from driving around the outside)

Congratulation WINDIES
Let's win the next one.
As I say we gonna send home one them Bangla players before this series done.
Them man done realise they don't like the short ball and they gonna pepper dem wid it.

Greaves is man-of-the-match

115* & 2
2/34 & 0/12

Retired hurt and retired out

But retired is usually not a commonly identified means of dismissal in pub quizzes

In reply to Halliwell

These people seem to be clueless about word usage.

It means Bangladesh declared twice

Is what I seeing there?

A young pacer written off as overrated tek another 5 lucky wickets in this match??

When will this streak of luck end??

In reply to Prako

Not sure about that. If a man retires hurt, and he is the last batsman, is it treated as a declaration or is it simply that your innings has come to an end and you cannot continue. At least we now know the probable reason for that strange declaration yesterday morning.

In reply to Prako

WI 450/9 d & 152

BAN 269/9 d & 132

West Indies won by 201 runs

PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Justin Greaves

In reply to Prako


You think the Banglas trying to outdo Captain Bedi and the Hindians on the now infamous Sabina Park Surrender?

In reply to PalsofMine

This is a good point.

Law 25.4.2
If a batsman retires because of illness, injury or any other unavoidable cause, that batsman is entitled to resume his innings. If for any reason this does not happen, that batsman is to be recorded as ‘Retired - not out’.


And this is correctly reflected in the 2nd inning score card:
Taskin Ahmed not out 4
Shoriful Islam retired not out 1



15.1 Time of declaration
The captain of the side batting may declare an innings closed, when the ball is dead, at any time during the innings. A declared innings shall be considered to be a completed innings.

The 1st inning score card was
Taskin Ahmed not out 11
Shoriful Islam not out 5

So the question is: Is there a difference on how we conclude the completion of Inning 1 and Inning 2? An inning is either completed (law 13) when 10 wickets are lost or a captain declares before 10 wickets are lost or in the case of Hansie Cronje, a captain forfeits the inning.

Per Drapsey, Bedi declared in the 3rd inning whereas Mehidy declared in the 4th inning.