Only a 2 test series but the averages are as follows:

BATTING

A. Jangoo 242 runs, avg 121, HS 233 (1 x 100)

R. Chase 217 runs, avg 108, HS 194 (1 x 100)

J. Greaves 183 runs, avg 91, HS 180 (1 x 100)

J. Campbell 162 runs, avg 81, HS 72 (2 x 50s)

S. Hope 112 runs, avg 112, HS 112 (1 x 100)

B. King 99 runs, avg 49, HS 51* (1 x 50)

K. Hodge 47 runs, avg 23, HS 31

A. Joseph 34 runs, avg 17, HS 21

S. Joseph 22 runs, avg 22, HS 17*

J. Da Silva 20 runs, avg 20, HS 20

J. Seales 2 runs, HS 2*

K. Roach 0 runs, avg 0

A. Phillip 0 runs, avg 0

BOWLING

J. Seales 7 wkts, avg 32, BB 3/14

S. Joseph 7 wkts, avg 34, BB 2/19

K. Roach 6 wkts, avg 13, BB 4/51

A. Joseph 5 wkts, avg 22, BB 2/42

J. Greaves 4 wkts, avg 20, BB 3/39

K. Hodge 2 wkts, avg 34, BB 1/26

R. Chase 2 wkts, avg 78, BB 1/41

A. Phillip 2 wkts, avg 49, BB 1/27

@4REALQUICKS

Thanks 4RQ. Very pleasant early morning reading for a change

@PalsofMine

Isn't it? 😄

I know that Jangoo's figures are inflated due to his mammoth knock in Antigua but the West Indies now have Jangoo, King & Greaves all averaging in the 30s, with Hope also being in that range since his recall.

Far off the 40s & 50s averages of the international test elite but certainly heading in the right direction...finally!!!

Well, not so friendly batting conditions are coming up and more effective bowlers. Antigua has been good for many batters over the years