Pat Cummins produces one of the best caught and bowled dismissals

Some fast bowls did not approach the capture, but Cummins saw the opportunity and ran to the full slope to give himself a chance.

With an early dive, about 12 meters away from bowling wrinkle, and a lying right hand, Cummins caught the ball just above the grass and made sure that it did not hit the grass.

Cummins threw the ball into the air and was mobbed by his happy teammates.

“Captain Pat takes one of the greatest capture and bowling,” former Australian fast Bowling player Damien Fleming said.

When the Beau Webster lifted John Campbell for 40, the West Indian Islands tuned at 3-64, but Brandon King reached 4-169 thanks to an impressive half-century.

When the Western Indian Islands resembled to record a first Inning bullet, Cummins made Shai Hope (21) bowling with a sensational delivery of a stump to end a partnership of 58 people.

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Cummins’ father Peter is self -esteem in the Caribbean and in Barbados and Grenada. Cummins Snr, sitting near his father, Sam Konstas gave a double thumb to local television cameras when the small door was opened.

King then entered the age of 75, withdrawn from his leg in Nathan Lyon, after convincing the Cameron Green Stand-in Captain Steve Smith, he had a glove. The investigations were increasingly as good as it was.

After a fun late shot from Alzarri Joseph (27) and Shamar Joseph (29), the West Indian Islands fought a lot to make 253. Australia’s pottery would like to remove the tail faster, but they would be pleased to secure a narrow bullet in the second day late.

Australia will have about 36 minutes for the bat today.

Cummins finished with 2-46, while Lyon (3-75 from 19 sailors) received the best figures since the second test of Australia against Sri Lanka in February.

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