Originally posted by: Blueeeee
WI management is sooooo infuriating. Ugh. Why drop Cornwall smh. And Kyle has out of form since after last ipl
Cornwall stats are not satisfy according to selector for white ball game but he will bounce back as WICB helped him loose Weight ( Programm of some kind)
Wi batsl
Wi 64/5😍
311 all out
Hodge 71, Da Silva 79, Chanderpaul 21,
Sinclair 50, Joseph 32, McKenzie 21
Mitchell Starc-24/3/82/4°
Josh Hazlewood-20/6/38/2
Pat Cummins-23/1/75/1
Nathan Lyon-27/3/82/2
Roach run out
° 352 wkts he need 3 more to Equal with Lillee
Aus : 54/5
289/9 declared, 22 behind WI
# 9 aus captain 64 not out, Khawaja 75, Carey 65, extra 26
Kemar Roach-11/0/47/3
Alzarri Joseph-14/0/84/4
Shamar Joseph-11/1/56/1
Justin Greaves-9/3/31/0
Kevin Sinclair-8/1/53/1
WI lead by 22 runs
WI 22 ahead from 1st innings.
Westindies :147/4> 193 all out
McKenzie 41, Hodge 29, Greaves 33, Athanaze 35
Mitchell Starc-14.3/3/45/1
Josh Hazlewood-14/5/23/3
Pat Cummins-12/1/39/0
Cameron Green-10/2/37/1
Nathan Lyon-22/6/42/3
Hodge run out & Shamar injured out
Aus need 216 to win
57/2 ( S. Smith 33 not out)
Khawaja & Labu out)
Aus need 159 more
WI need 8 wkt to Square series 1/1
Aus loose Green (42) and Head (0 ) as they slipped to 113 for 4
Shamar J took both wickets
Smith now 54 not out
Aus still 103 behind
Australias first Defeat in Day Night Pink ball test, Westindies Sqare series 1/1
Aus 207 all out
Opener Smith Carried his bat 91 not out, Green 42, Extra 15, Starc 21
Kemar Roach-10/1/28/0
Alzarri Joseph-17/1/62/2
Justin Greaves-12/0/46/1
Shamar Joseph-11.5/0/68/7🤳
🤳 playing his 2nd test MOTM
Series level 1/1
WI won by 8 runs
Close
Win by runs
In test
West Indies
1 run
v Australia
Adelaide
23 Jan 1993
New Zealand
1 run
v England
Wellington
24 Feb 2023
England
2 runs
v Australia
Birmingham
4 Aug 2005
Australia
3 runs
v England
Manchester
24 Jul 1902
England
3 runs
v Australia
Melbourne
26 Dec 1982
New Zealand
4 runs
v Pakistan
Abu Dhabi
2018
South Africa
5 runs
v Australia
Sydney
2 Jan 1994
Australia
6 runs
v England
Sydney
20 Feb 1885
Australia
7 runs
v England
The Oval
28 Aug 1882
South Africa
7 runs
v Sri Lanka
Kandy
30 Jul 2000
New Zealand
7 runs
v Australia
Hobart
9 Dec 2011
West Indies
8 runs ✍️❤️
v Australia
Brisbane
28 Jan 2024
Stats: West Indies end the drought Down UnderShashikant SinghSun, Jan 28, 2024 • 4:56 PM
West Indies drew the series in Australia 1-1
West Indies won the second Test against Australia by 8 runs and levelled the series 1-1 on the back of Shamar Joseph's 7 for 68, which ripped through the hosts' line-up. Here are some of the key numbers from a famous win achieved by Kraigg Brathwaite's men at the Gabba, Brisbane:
- This is the first win for West Indies on Australian soil in 27 years (9855 days) and 17 Tests. The last win came in 1997 at the WACA by 10 wickets.
- This is the first win for West Indies over Australia since 2003 in 21 Tests and 7565 days. They last won against Australia at St John's where they chased 418 runs in the fourth innings and won by 3 wickets, which is still the highest successful run chase in Test history.
- This is the first loss for Australia in a Day-Night Test match. They had a 11-0 record before this game in pink-ball Tests. This is also the first loss for them at the Gabba in three pink ball Tests.
- This is the first win for the West Indies at the Gabba in six Tests since 1988, coming after 36 long years. From 1990 to 2020, Australia had not lost a single Test match at this venue in 31 attempts but since 2021 they have lost twice in four Tests.
- This is the first time in 10 attempts that West Indies have not lost a Test series against Australia. The last time they drew a series was in 1999 when Australia toured Caribbean. This is also the first time West Indies have not lost a series on Australian soil since their 2-1 win in 1992/93.
- The 8-run victory by West Indies against Australia is the smallest margin of win for a team in a day-night Test match. The previous lowest was Australia's 39-run win against Pakistan at the same venue in 2016.
- Australia had declared their first innings on 289/9, the fourth time they have lost a Test match after declaring their first innings. The previous defeat for them came against India at Hyderabad in 2013 when they had declared their innings on 237/9.
Defeats for Australia after declaring the first innings
Lost by 18 runs vs ENG, Leeds, 1981
Lost by 169 runs vs West Indies, Perth, 1988
Lost by inns & 135 runs vs IND, Hyderabad, 2013
Lost by 8 runs vs West Indies, Brisbane, 2024
- 207 all-out in the fourth innings is the third-lowest Test total for Australia against West Indies in this century. 216 is also the lowest fourth innings target that Australia failed to chase at home in this century.
Lowest all-out totals for AUS vs WI (since 2000)
150 at Perth in 2009
167 at Kingston in 2008
207 at Brisbane in 2024
240 at St John's in 2003
- Shamar Joseph's 7/68 is the best bowling performance by a West Indies bowler against Australia in the fourth innings of a Test. These are also the second-best bowling figures for a West Indies pacer in the fourth innings, behind Curtly Ambrose's 8/45 against England at Bridgetown in 1990.
Best bowling figures for West Indies in fourth innings
8/45 - Curtly Ambrose vs ENG, 1990
8/60 - Roston Chase vs ENG, 2019
7/68 - Shamar Joseph vs AUS, 2024
- Shamar's figures are also the fourth best bowling figures by a West Indies bowler Down Under, and also the joint best against Australia. They are also the best figures by a West Indies bowler at The Gabba.
Best bowling figures for West Indies vs Australia
7/25 - Curtly Ambrose, Perth, 1993
7/54 - Andy Roberts, Perth, 1975
7/55 - Gerry Gomez, Sydney, 1952
7/68 - Shamar Joseph, Brisbane, 2024
7/78 - Jemaine Lawson, St John's, 2003
Best bowling figures by a pacer at Gabba
9/52 - Richard Hadlee vs AUS, 1985
7/60 - Keith Miller vs ENG, 1946
7/68 - Shamar Joseph vs AUS, 2024
- 7/68 by Joseph are also the second best bowling figures and the best by any pacer in a D/N Test. The previous best for the West Indies in a D/N Test was Jason Holder's 5/41 against Sri
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West Indies drew the series in Australia 1-1 ©AFP
West Indies won the second Test against Australia by 8 runs and levelled the series 1-1 on the back of Shamar Joseph's 7 for 68, which ripped through the hosts' line-up. Here are some of the key numbers from a famous win achieved by Kraigg Brathwaite's men at the Gabba, Brisbane:
- This is the first win for West Indies on Australian soil in 27 years (9855 days) and 17 Tests. The last win came in 1997 at the WACA by 10 wickets.
- This is the first win for West Indies over Australia since 2003 in 21 Tests and 7565 days. They last won against Australia at St John's where they chased 418 runs in the fourth innings and won by 3 wickets, which is still the highest successful run chase in Test history.
- This is the first loss for Australia in a Day-Night Test match. They had a 11-0 record before this game in pink-ball Tests. This is also the first loss for them at the Gabba in three pink ball Tests.
- This is the first win for the West Indies at the Gabba in six Tests since 1988, coming after 36 long years. From 1990 to 2020, Australia had not lost a single Test match at this venue in 31 attempts but since 2021 they have lost twice in four Tests.
- This is the first time in 10 attempts that West Indies have not lost a Test series against Australia. The last time they drew a series was in 1999 when Australia toured Caribbean. This is also the first time West Indies have not lost a series on Australian soil since their 2-1 win in 1992/93.
- The 8-run victory by West Indies against Australia is the smallest margin of win for a team in a day-night Test match. The previous lowest was Australia's 39-run win against Pakistan at the same venue in 2016.
- Australia had declared their first innings on 289/9, the fourth time they have lost a Test match after declaring their first innings. The previous defeat for them came against India at Hyderabad in 2013 when they had declared their innings on 237/9.
Defeats for Australia after declaring the first innings
Lost by 18 runs vs ENG, Leeds, 1981
Lost by 169 runs vs West Indies, Perth, 1988
Lost by inns & 135 runs vs IND, Hyderabad, 2013
Lost by 8 runs vs West Indies, Brisbane, 2024
- 207 all-out in the fourth innings is the third-lowest Test total for Australia against West Indies in this century. 216 is also the lowest fourth innings target that Australia failed to chase at home in this century.
Lowest all-out totals for AUS vs WI (since 2000)
150 at Perth in 2009
167 at Kingston in 2008
207 at Brisbane in 2024
240 at St John's in 2003
- Shamar Joseph's 7/68 is the best bowling performance by a West Indies bowler against Australia in the fourth innings of a Test. These are also the second-best bowling figures for a West Indies pacer in the fourth innings, behind Curtly Ambrose's 8/45 against England at Bridgetown in 1990.
Best bowling figures for West Indies in fourth innings
8/45 - Curtly Ambrose vs ENG, 1990
8/60 - Roston Chase vs ENG, 2019
7/68 - Shamar Joseph vs AUS, 2024
- Shamar's figures are also the fourth best bowling figures by a West Indies bowler Down Under, and also the joint best against Australia. They are also the best figures by a West Indies bowler at The Gabba.
Best bowling figures for West Indies vs Australia
7/25 - Curtly Ambrose, Perth, 1993
7/54 - Andy Roberts, Perth, 1975
7/55 - Gerry Gomez, Sydney, 1952
7/68 - Shamar Joseph, Brisbane, 2024
7/78 - Jemaine Lawson, St John's, 2003
Best bowling figures by a pacer at Gabba
9/52 - Richard Hadlee vs AUS, 1985
7/60 - Keith Miller vs ENG, 1946
7/68 - Shamar Joseph vs AUS, 2024
- 7/68 by Joseph are also the second best bowling figures and the best by any pacer in a D/N Test. The previous best for the West Indies in a D/N Test was Jason Holder's 5/41 against Sri Lanka in 2018 at Bridgetown.
Best bowling figures in D/N Tests
8/49 - Devendra Bishoo vs PAK, Dubai, 2016
7/68 - Shamar Joseph vs AUS, Brisbane, 2024
6/23 - Pat Cummins vs SL, Brisbane, 2019
6/32 - Trent Boult vs ENG, Auckland, 2018
6/37 - Mark Wood vs AUS, Hobart, 2022
- Shamar Joseph became the second West Indies bowler to take a 5-fer in each of his first two Tests after Fidel Edwards, who did it against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in 2003.
- Travis Head became the third Australian to register golden ducks in both innings of a Test match.
King Pair for Australian batters in Tests
Adam Gilchrist vs IND, Kolkata, 2001
Ryan Harris vs ENG Adelaide, 2010
Travis Head vs WI Brisbane, 2024
- Steven Smith scored a well-fought 91* runs as an opener in the fourth innings of the Gabba Test and became the 14th Australian batter to carry his bat in a completed Test innings. He is also the first opener to carry his bat in the fourth innings since Dean Elgar against India in 2018. The last batter from Australia was David Warner when he scored 123* against New Zealand in 2011 at Hobart.
Lanka in 2018 at Bridgetown.
Best bowling figures in D/N Tests
8/49 - Devendra Bishoo vs PAK, Dubai, 2016
7/68 - Shamar Joseph vs AUS, Brisbane, 2024
6/23 - Pat Cummins vs SL, Brisbane, 2019
6/32 - Trent Boult vs ENG, Auckland, 2018
6/37 - Mark Wood vs AUS, Hobart, 2022
- Shamar Joseph became the second West Indies bowler to take a 5-fer in each of his first two Tests after Fidel Edwards, who did it against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in 2003.
- Travis Head became the third Australian to register golden ducks in both innings of a Test match.
King Pair for Australian batters in Tests
Adam Gilchrist vs IND, Kolkata, 2001
Ryan Harris vs ENG Adelaide, 2010
Travis Head vs WI Brisbane, 2024
- Steven Smith scored a well-fought 91* runs as an opener in the fourth innings of the Gabba Test and became the 14th Australian batter to carry his bat in a completed Test innings. He is also the first opener to carry his bat in the fourth innings since Dean Elgar against India in 2018. The last batter from Australia was David Warner when he scored 123* against New Zealand in 2011 at Hobart.
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Carrying bats through Completing 4th nnings
- Team score 66 -Woodful ( Aus )30*
Team score 193-Woodful ( aus) 73*
Team score 143- G. Turner ( nz) 43*
Team score- 116- B Lawry ( aus) 60*
Team score-215 - Boycott ( eng)- 99*
Team score -187- Dekker ( zim)-78*
Team score - 233 - warner - ( Aus) -123*
Team score - 177 - D. Elgar -(SAfrica) 86*
Team score - 207- S.smith - (Aus) 91*
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