debut: 6/29/10
5,643 runs
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West Indies vs Australia, 3rd Test - Jamaica
debut: 1/19/04
949 runs
There’s no one that like to face good hostile fast bowling. No one!!!!!
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debut: 6/29/10
5,643 runs
West Indies have had so many fielding chances to take charge in this series...runouts to numerous catches. Their poor batting may have actually been competitive.
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debut: 11/26/06
62,467 runs
Tell me WHAAT THEM COULD BE REVIEWING HERE WITH THAT CATCH??!!
DE MAN OUT!!
DE MAN OUT!!
debut: 12/26/07
34,884 runs
19.1
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Seales to Webster, no run
A huge lbw appeal given not out. West Indies review. This looks close. Height the issue. It nipped in past the inside edge as he lunged forward to defend. Umpire's call on clipping leg. Webster survives. West Indies might be aggrieved that Brandon King was given out for a similar one earlier today
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Seales to Webster, no run
A huge lbw appeal given not out. West Indies review. This looks close. Height the issue. It nipped in past the inside edge as he lunged forward to defend. Umpire's call on clipping leg. Webster survives. West Indies might be aggrieved that Brandon King was given out for a similar one earlier today
Why bother.
debut: 11/26/06
62,467 runs
In reply to Drapsey
BUT I AM enjoying how the bowling Unit is harping back to FYAH in Babylon
BUT I AM enjoying how the bowling Unit is harping back to FYAH in Babylon
debut: 12/26/07
34,884 runs
Yessssss, Gwaan AlJo!
20.3
W
Alzarri Joseph to Webster, OUT
bowled him! What a delivery! Unplayable! Wide of the crease, angled into a middle and off line with a scrambled seam, he lunges forward to defend, it nips and straightens a touch to beat the edge and crash into the top of off! Ball tracking showed that deviated significantly from the initial line.
Beau Webster b AS Joseph 13 (18b 2x4 0x6) SR: 72.22
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Alzarri Joseph to Webster, OUT
bowled him! What a delivery! Unplayable! Wide of the crease, angled into a middle and off line with a scrambled seam, he lunges forward to defend, it nips and straightens a touch to beat the edge and crash into the top of off! Ball tracking showed that deviated significantly from the initial line.
Beau Webster b AS Joseph 13 (18b 2x4 0x6) SR: 72.22
That's the way you have to do it.
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debut: 3/16/21
12,856 runs
Yes sah step up yuh ah di senior. Long time mi ah tell Yuh pride and professionalism should have you going toe to toe with Shamar!
debut: 3/29/07
25,114 runs
In reply to Brerzerk
Yeah they gonna tie they shoes, tie they pants all kinda things
Yeah they gonna tie they shoes, tie they pants all kinda things
debut: 2/21/17
739 runs
In reply to positiveg
Why why why did they not go for the review with a full compliment in the bag.
Why why why did they not go for the review with a full compliment in the bag.
debut: 11/14/02
19,976 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Missed most of the action today/tonite but one thing looks certain...folks ,even those
who did not pay have been getting their money's worth
Good to see excitement at a Test match.
Missed most of the action today/tonite but one thing looks certain...folks ,even those
who did not pay have been getting their money's worth
Good to see excitement at a Test match.
debut: 1/4/03
266,357 runs
Day 3:
After 15 wickets fell on the second day, this Test match is moving along quickly as Australia find themselves 99/6 in their second innings, with a lead of 181 runs.
Cam Green is batting nicely on 42, while skipper Pat Cummins has joined him as well. The pink ball has swayed about quite a bit and batting hasn’t been easy on this Sabina Park wicket which has offered some extra bounce and seam movement.
Australia will look to make the most of the first session where batting has been the easiest, while West Indies will try to skittle out these last four wickets quickly to give themselves a chance in the fourth innings. Nicely poised here in Kingston, stick around for the start of play.
After 15 wickets fell on the second day, this Test match is moving along quickly as Australia find themselves 99/6 in their second innings, with a lead of 181 runs.
Cam Green is batting nicely on 42, while skipper Pat Cummins has joined him as well. The pink ball has swayed about quite a bit and batting hasn’t been easy on this Sabina Park wicket which has offered some extra bounce and seam movement.
Australia will look to make the most of the first session where batting has been the easiest, while West Indies will try to skittle out these last four wickets quickly to give themselves a chance in the fourth innings. Nicely poised here in Kingston, stick around for the start of play.
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