Shamar Joseph and Mitchell Starc
On the third day of the Pink Test match being played between Australia and West Indies at Brisbane ground, the visiting team was all out after scoring 193 runs in its second innings. After this, the Kangaroo team got a target of 216 runs to win in the fourth innings of the match, in which by the end of the day’s play, they had scored 60 runs at the loss of 2 wickets and they still needed 156 runs to win. Is. Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc’s amazing speed was seen in this match in which Windies team player Shamar Joseph broke his toe on one of his balls and he had to retire hurt and leave the field.
Shamar Joseph limped off the field
Starc was bowling in the 73rd over of West Indies’ second innings, at that time the West Indies team’s score was 193 runs at the loss of 9 wickets. Fast bowler Shamar Joseph was on strike. Starc bowled the fourth ball of this over, an inswinging yorker, which went straight to Joseph’s toe. On this, Australia appealed for LBW, however, due to no ball, Shamar survived despite being out. But Joseph Dard was seen in a lot of pain after the ball hit his thumb. Shamar Joseph immediately took off his shoes and during this time the physio from the dressing room also ran to the field. After this, Shamar stood up but he was feeling a lot of pain even in walking, after which he retired hurt and with this the second innings of the West Indies team also ended at the score of 193 runs. When Shamar Joseph was limping out of the field, Mitchell Starc displayed sportsmanship and inquired about his well-being.
Hazlewood and Lyon took 3-3 wickets
If we talk about the second innings of the West Indies team in this match, it was limited to a score of 193 runs in which Crick McKenzie played the highest innings of 41 runs, while in bowling for Australia, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon took 3 wickets each. While Mitchell Starc and Cameron Green also took 1 wicket each.
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