West Indies Pacer Alzarri Joseph Storms Off Pitch After Heated Spat With Captain Shai Hope. Watch

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.

Joseph's protest led to an unusual scene as the pacer stormed off the ground. He was seen having a chat with teammate Hayden Walsh in the dugout. As a result, West Indies fielded with 10 players for one over before Joseph returned to the ground.

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Bowls a wicket maiden
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An eventful start to the game for Alzarri Joseph! #WIvENGonFanCode pic.twitter.com/2OXbk0VxWt

Meanwhile, Brandon King and Keacy Carty blasted centuries as the West Indies scored a series-clinching eight-wicket victory over England in the third and final game.

Replying to the visitors' total of 263 for eight, King and Carty featured in a second-wicket stand of 209, the duo making light of what could have been a daunting task following the early loss of Evin Lewis.

King fell for 102 with victory in sight but Carty finished on an unbeaten 128 after hitting the winning boundary as West Indies coasted home on 267 for two with seven overs to spare.

Carty's maiden ODI century spanned 114 balls and was highlighted by 15 fours and two sixes.

King stroked 13 fours and one six off 117 balls.

Earlier, England were indebted to Phil Salt's top-score of 74 as he averted a complete collapse after the tourists slumped to 24 for four after being put