India vs West Indies, 1st Test [12.00 am ET]

5.5
Siraj to Athanaze, FOUR, cracking shot, tad too full and wide of off - Athanaze leans across, plays it on the rise and finds the gap wide of cover-point with a solid drive, runs away across the fast outfield

Day 1: 1st Session

WI 20/1 (6) CRR: 3.33

Alick Athanaze 4(7)
John Campbell 8(1

Mohammed Siraj
3-2-4-1

Campbell...biggesr flaw is his tilted head. Basic shit, a proper coach can fix.

6.1
Bumrah to John Campbell, out Caught by Dhruv Jurel!! A big shout for caught behind, India were very much interested, but umpire Richard Illingworth shakes his head. India have reviewed though, John Campbell didn't loook worried as well - he might've flicked the pad with his bat as he drove, but did it find the outside edge at the same time? The first replay looks inconclusive, umpire Paul Reiffel is taking a few looks - UltraEdge has a spike when the bat hit the pad and the ball is next to the bat at the same time. 'There are two spikes', he says, it could be bat hitting the pad first and then finding the edge as well. But is it conclusive enough to overturn the original call? 'There's a deflection there', a spike when the ball hit the bat and he asks umpire Richard Illingworth to change his call - John Campbell is OUT

John Campbell c Dhruv Jurel b Bumrah 8(19) [4s-2]

WI 20/2 (6.1) CRR: 3.24

6.3
Bumrah to Brandon King, no run, on a good length and shaping back into the right-hander, burst past King's inside edge and struck him high on the thigh-pad
Three slips and a gully in place
6.2
Bumrah to Brandon King, no run, fuller length delivery and well wide of off - King leans into the drive and picks out cover'

Brandon King, right handed bat, comes to the crease

WI 21/2 (7) CRR: 3''


Alick Athanaze 4(B

randon King1(4)

Jasprit Bumrah
4-2-9-1

7.5
Siraj to Brandon King, FOUR, cracking shot, the awayswinger from Siraj, but it's too full and too wide of off - lets King reach out with the hands on the drive and he hammers it through cover-point
7.4
Siraj to Brandon King, FOUR, streaky and four, full and wide of off, wasn't there to be driven, but King is sucked into going after it - did so with hard hands and the edge flew in the gap between gully and backward poin

8.1
Bumrah to Athanaze, FOUR, edged and four, fuller length delivery and well wide of off - Athanaze leant across on the drive, did so with an open face and the ball rolls wide of gully for a boundary

Day 1: 1st Session

WI 34/2 (9) CRR: 3.78

Brandon King 9(11)

Jasprit Bumrah
5-2-14-1

9.3
Siraj to Brandon King, no run, a confident shout for LBW by Siraj, but this looked like heading down leg and Dhruv Jurel hardly went up - India will not review - the nip-backer and King was caught in the crease as he pressed forward, struck in front of middle and leg and would've gone down with the angle

9.5

Siraj to Brandon King, FOUR, beautifully played, on a good length and just outside off - King leans forward, drives it on the rise and places it straight of cover, runs away to the straight boundary

9.6
Siraj to Brandon King, out Bowled!! Siraj gets rid of King and celebrates in his normal Ronaldo style - it's the big nip-backer, but that's a shocking leave from King. You can't be letting a ball go alone and then watch your middle-stump sent cart-wheeling, it's another big inswinger from Siraj, jags back in sharply and you'd be surprised that a batter let it go by without offering a shot. He'd definitely saw it coming, two big inswinging deliveries and yet he shoulders arms to another one. West Indies in a spot of bother on the first morning.

Brandon King b Siraj 13(15) [4s-3]

King gawn...
39/3...