West Indies all out for 27: unpacking second-worst score in history
Like any test match, there were a number of factors in the game.
The field definitely preferred the pottery, the first Innings 225 of Australia, the highest total of the match before tourists in their second innings only 121 to 121.
Then the opposition has the quality. While Australia ranks from 12 to eighth from 12 to 12, the world’s number one test team.
Tourists hosted England this winter this winter, respectively, up to 159, 133 and 176 runs, respectively won their matches in three test series.
Mitchell Starc, one of the best fast bowl pots of this generation, had a terrible opening spell that destroyed the top of the West Indian Islands in Jamaica on Monday.
“From anywhere,” Australian captain Pat Cummins, Starc “can tear an opposition and win a game for you.”
Left-Armer Starc was also armed with a pink ball because the third test is a night game. Starc, far beyond the next best, 43 of the Australian teammate Cummins’in 81 small gates took.
The pink ball is similar to the white ball of a daily cricket, because some believe that it is absolutely swinging more under the right conditions. One of the satellites that buy more than 200 small doors in one -day international areas, only India’s Muhammad Shami (25.8) has a better strike rate (small gates per 100 balls) than Starc’s incredibly incredible 26.6.
Australia helped by some very sloppy shots as the shot series broke down. The players were the highest player in the world test shot in 78. Four in the first 20 of Australia: Steve Smith, Travis Head, Alex Carey and Usman Khawaja.
“It is simple to evaluate this series: the pottery kept us in the competition and the stroke lowered us every time.”
It has been a proof of the decline of the Christmas of the West Indian Islands since the 1970s and 1980s.
The West Indian Islands won only 23 from the 87 test series they have played since 2000, and 15 out of 15 are Bangladesh, Zimbabve and three weaker test players in Afghanistan.
Three of the lowest five inning sums took place in the 21st century and another in 1999.
However, in 2024, they demanded a reliable draw in the two test series in Australia and proved that they had the quality to compete with the best of their days. There were also some more built -in players such as Jason Holder, Kemar Roach and Gudakesh Motie.
