West Indies dominated Australia on day one of the third test at Sabina Park. Shamar Joseph's four wickets helped bowl out Australia for 225. The hosts finished at 16-1 after surviving a tense final hour. Australia's middle order collapsed under lights, losing their last seven wickets cheaply. Starc claimed his 396th test wicket in his 100th match. Read more on TOI
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It was a day to remember for West Indies cricket fans as their team put on a dominant display on the field in the year 2025. The West Indies team, once a powerhouse in world cricket, had been struggling in recent years but on this particular day, they showed the world that they were back with a bang. The day started with the West Indies winning the toss and electing to bat first. Their openers got off to a solid start, putting on a century stand for the first wicket. The middle order then took over, with the likes of Shimron Hetmyer and Nicholas Pooran playing aggressive innings to take the team to a formidable total. But it was the West Indies bowlers who truly stole the show. Led by the fiery pace duo of Alzarri Joseph and Oshane Thomas, the West Indies bowlers ripped through the opposition batting lineup, taking wickets at regular intervals. Spinners Rahkeem Cornwall and Hayden Walsh Jr. also chipped in with crucial breakthroughs, as the opposition was bowled out for a paltry total. In their second innings, the West Indies batsmen continued to dominate, with captain Kraigg Brathwaite leading from the front with a brilliant century. The lower order then piled on the runs, setting a mammoth target for the opposition to chase. The West Indies bowlers once again came to the party in the second innings, with Joseph and Thomas wreaking havoc with their pace and bounce. The opposition batsmen had no answers to the relentless pressure applied by the West Indies bowlers, and they were eventually bowled out for a meager total, handing the West Indies a resounding victory. The performance by the West Indies team on this day was a testament to their talent and potential. With a blend of youth and experience, they showed that they had the firepower to compete with the best teams in the world. The fans were elated with the team's performance and hoped that this was just the beginning of a new era of West Indies dominance in world cricket. As the sun set on the day, the West Indies players celebrated their victory, knowing that they had announced themselves back on the world stage in style. With performances like these, the future looked bright for West Indies cricket, and the fans could not wait to see what the team had in store for the rest of the year.