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West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph returns for the third Twenty20 International against England after serving a two-match suspension but all-rounder Andre Russell will miss Thursday's match with an ankle injury.
West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph has been suspended for two matches for storming off the field after a row with captain Shai Hope during Wednesday's one-day international victory over England, Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Thursday.
West Indies head coach Daren Sammy did not hold back when addressing fast bowler Alzarri Joseph's behaviour during the third ODI against England in Bridgetown. Joseph's actions, which included leaving the field after a disagreement with captain Shai Hope, were publicly criticized by Sammy, who labelled the behaviour “unacceptable.” The incident unfolded in the fourth over when Joseph expressed frustration with Hope over a field placement. Despite taking the wicket of England's Jordan Cox caught behind, Joseph did not celebrate with his team.
West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph stormed off the field after clashing with skipper Shai Hope during the 3rd ODI against England at Kensington Oval on Wednesday. The incident unfolded in the fourth over of England's innings as Joseph left the field after a heated exchange over field placements. The incident ignited a huge controversy, leaving fans completely stunned. Despite bowling a wicket-maiden, Joseph was not happy with Hope's field placements. He was seen making animated gestures to express his frustration.
Evin Lewis smashed a scintillating 94 as West Indies routed England by eight wickets in a rain-hit one-day international on Thursday. Lewis blasted an undefeated century to defeat Sri Lanka in Pallekele on Saturday and carried on where he left off against a new-look England in the first of a three-game series. After dismissing England for just 209, the West Indies raced to 81-0 in 15 overs when rain brought a lengthy delay at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. Set an adjusted target of 157 from 35 overs, the 32-year-old Lewis hit England's attack to all parts of the ground, making his runs off just 69 balls.
SL vs WI 2nd ODI Highlights: Sri Lanka have sealed the three-match ODI series with a game in hand and they have done so without breaking much of a sweat. As for West Indies, this is now their tenth straight ODI loss in Sri Lanka, a record they certainly won't be proud of. For Sri Lanka, the stand between Nishan Madushka and Sadeera Samarawickrama was crucial and after a watchful start, boundaries started to flow from both of their bats. Both of them did get out in the 30s but the platform was laid and batting had become easier. Skipper, Charith Asalanka then took charge and together with Janith Liyanage made sure that there were no hiccups. Liyanage fell but Asalanka stayed on and notched up an unbeaten 62 off 61 balls to seal the series win for his side. (Scorecard)
SL vs WI Live Score Updates 1st ODI: Sri Lanka aim to pull off a white-ball series double over West Indies as both teams square off in the second ODI of a three-match series in Pallkele on Wednesday. Having sealed a comeback T20I series win last week, the hosts also won the rain-hit ODI opener on Monday. West Indies, on the other hand, will look to force off a decider, which will be played on Saturday. (Live Scorecard)
Sri Lanka vs West Indies Live Streaming 2nd ODI: Sri Lanka look to clinch the three-match series as they take on West Indies in the 2nd ODI in Pallekele on Wednesday. The hosts cruised to a comprehensive five-wicket win in the rain-shortened series-opener. Chasing a revised target of 232 in 37 overs, the hosts raced to victory with 5.3 overs to spare. West Indies had posted 183 for four in 38.3 overs before rain intervened. Last week, the hosts came from behind to win the T20 series 2-1, their first series win over the West Indies in the shortest format.