25 year old West indies National cricket team right-arm pacer Shamar Joseph has responded to the oral attack of former Australian national cricket team wicketkeeper-batsman Ian Heli in an epic manner.
Shamar Joseph allowed his ball to talk and demolished the Australian batting unit with a fierce magic on the day 1 of the Test series opener in Connington Oval, Briddtown, Barbados.
Ian Heli insulted Shamar Joseph ahead of Y vs AUS Test series
There is no need to do much to get the best Shamar JosephHe should just be placed against an Australian batting line-up, and he shows his animal mode.
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However, after the introduction of the Test series in Caribbean, Ian Heli received an additional inspiration to do well against the Australians.
All this began when Joseph dropped an-liner on the teenage sensation Sam Constas, who was ready to play his first Test against the West Indies, saying, “Just look out, it’s all.”
For some strange reasons, Ian Heli took this comment heartily and made an oral attack on the West Indies Pacer. Talking to the co-scientist Kori Parker of Senak Breakfast, Ian Heli said Shamar Joseph had a ‘terrible year’. Australia In Gabba and he ‘rubbed the whole year’.
“Shamar has come out today and told Contas that just look out and see what is coming.”
Shamar Joseph raced for 4-cicat
The West Indies were invited to bowl first in the first Test match, and Shamar Joseph started her early magic in fantastic fashion, dismissed Sam Contas LBW off the fourth ball of the fourth over for 3.
He then cleaned Australia’s new number 3 Cameron Green with a spectacular delivery for 3 off the fourth ball of the 10th over, pushing behind the batter Greaves. In particular, Green was first dropped into the street when he was batting at 0.
Right hand -hurriedly chose his third wicket of the day by rejecting experienced opener Usman Khwaja on the fourth ball of 47 off the fourth ball of more than 40th, as the batsman overtook Shai Hope.
Meanwhile, Joseph saved his best ball for the all -rounder Bu Webster in the 44th over. On the sixth ball of the over, he bowled to a full-ripper, before going away to shatter the all-rounder stump for 11, a full-ripper that picked on the middle and leg.
Pesar was very close to completing the race for 5-cicat Shai HopeBut the third umpire took a controversial decision not to exit and felt
Joseph has been special for us – Jayden Seal
In addition to Shamar Joseph, Jayden seal The ball shone with the ball in the first innings for the West Indies as he ran a sensational five wickets to bowl for the Australians for 180.
Meanwhile, Seal appreciated Shamar for his performance and said he preferred to play against Australia. He said:
“(Shamar) Joseph has been special for us. He prefers to perform against Australia. Work made for us easier. Return your skills and wait for bad balls what batsmen will have to do tomorrow. There is a little bit for bowlers here.”
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