West Indies On The Verge Of Losing Test Match Against NZ

West Indies on the verge of losing Test match badly against New Zealand: New Zealand vs West Indies 1st Test.

In the first match of the two-match Test series being played between New Zealand and West Indies at Hamilton’s Sidon Park, the visiting team Caribbean is in poor condition.

The Caribbean team is dwarfed in front of the Kiwi team. That is why the New Zealand team made such a huge score in the first innings and then forced the West Indies to play follow-on after getting out early.

New Zealand’s grip is very strong in this test match.

In this match, Caribbean team captain Jason Holder had chosen the bowling after winning the toss, but the West Indies declared the innings after captain Kane Williamson scored 251 runs and scored a huge score of 519 runs.

On the second day of the match, the West Indies team came out to bat, but no wicket of the team was dropped, but on the third day of the match.

The Caribbean team got upset in front of the havoc of the New Zealand fast bowlers. In the first innings, the West Indies team scored just 138 runs in 64 overs.

New Zealand got the first blow on the score of 53, but the whole team could score only 138 runs. In such a situation, the West Indies were forced to play follow-on.

For New Zealand, Tim Southee took 4 wickets, while 2-2 wickets were given to Kyle Jamieson and Neil Wagoner.

At the same time, playing the follow-on in the second innings, the West Indies team scored 30 runs losing 4 wickets in 11 overs till the time of writing the news.

The West Indies team is in danger of a crushing defeat. New Zealand needed 6 wickets to win.

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In the first T20 match against Australia, India was included in the playing eleven by leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal in place of all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja.

However, the decision has come under severe criticism. A ball from Mitchell Starc was hit on Jadeja’s helmet, but before that he was troubled by a leg injury.

Later in the match, captain Virat Kohli and Sanju Samson had said that they were feeling dizzy after the end of the innings.

Chahal came to fielding in place of Jadeja and also bowled the match Jitau, but many former cricketers find it unfair, as no physio came to the ground to investigate Jadeja.

Jadeja returned to bat brilliantly and unbeaten pavilion. After that, when he did not come to fielding and India introduced Yuzvendra Chahal as a concussion substitute.

Australian coach Justin Langer expressed displeasure and also talked to match referee David Boon that Jadeja had a hamstring.