2nd Test, Day 1: Kemar Roach haunts England again as Windies bowl out tourists for 187
Cricket | February 01, 2019 15:19 ISTIt was Roach who sowed the seeds of England's match-defining 77 all out in Bridgetown and he took 4-30 here.
It was Roach who sowed the seeds of England's match-defining 77 all out in Bridgetown and he took 4-30 here.
Team India captain Virat Kohli said that Australia played relentless cricket and deserved to win in Perth on Tuesday.
Australia took just an hour and 15 overs on day five to bowl India out for 140 in the second innings and win the match by 146 runs in Perth and level the four-match series 1-1.
It was Kohli's sixth Test hundred on Australian soil, joining Tendulkar and became the second-quickest batsman in Test history to score 25 Test tons after Sir Donald Bradman.
Australia captain Tim Paine said that the Perth pitch won't play that badly despite it having a green tinge all over it.
Chase, along with skipper Jason Holder (52), did enough to ensure that the West Indies will have a good first innings total to fight against a heavyweight Indian batting line-up.
Young Shaw scored a century on debut, playing a key role in India's big win in the series opener.
Virat Kohli's team might not be able to escape a sense of deja vu as it goes into the second Test.
On the eve of the second Test, the skipper, who tasted stardom quite early himself, took queries on the 18-year-old and called for some space.
A dejected Indian team skipper Virat Kohli stated that they were 'outplayed' and England deserved to win with the way they played.
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Despite rain consuming the larger part of play, England started the second Test on a bright note as they bundled out India for 107 in the first innings, courtesy of James Anderson's 5/20.
Bangladesh had reduced the hosts to 138 for three, but Brathwaite joined forces with Shimron Hetmyer to add 109 for the fourth wicket.
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Nightwatchman Dominic Bess (49) missed out on his second straight Test half-century as England, chasing a series-levelling victory, progressed to 302/7 at stumps on day 2 against Pakistan.
Pakistan didn't capitalize on winning the toss at Headingley, with its batsmen failing to handle a swinging and seaming ball as England's pace attack dominated the proceedings on Day 1.
Vince broke a form drought with the third half-century of his career and Stoneman posted his second fifty of the series in a 123-run partnership for the second wicket which allowed England to build decisively on its 29-run first innings lead.
The hosts slumped to 36/5 in their first innings with all of its recognized batsmen dismissed before wicketkeeper BJ Watling and all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme stitched a record partnership for New Zealand against England of 142 for the sixth wicket
Rabada took five wickets in 18 balls in a blistering spell just before and after Tea at St. George's Park, sending the Australians slumping from 161/3 to 182/8.
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