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Il y a 4 jours · West Indies have already suffered one blow to their squad ahead of the series with veteran seamer Kemar Roach ruled out with a knee injury. It means the Caribbean side have been left with a relatively inexperienced attack with only seamers Jason Holder and Alzarri Joseph having played more than 10 Tests.
Il y a 2 jours · One of these four is Mikyle Louis, a fresh-faced 23-year-old opening batter from the island of St Kitts, who has played only seven first-class games thus far, having only debuted for the Leeward Islands five months ago, in February, yet has been entrusted ahead of Tagenarine Chanderpaul, who had scored a Test double-century just last year. Lead ...
Il y a 4 jours · West Indies have already suffered one blow to their squad ahead of the series with veteran seamer Kemar Roach ruled out with a knee injury.
Il y a 5 jours · The West Indies have already suffered one blow to their squad ahead of the series, with veteran seamer Kemar Roach ruled out with a knee injury.
Il y a 2 jours · England are 2/7 favourites to win the first Test. A draw between the sides is available at 13/2 while a West Indies win is at 9/1. Joe Root is 13/5 to be England's highest run scorer in their first innings and Anderson is 9/4 to be the top wicket-taker for England.
Il y a 3 jours · According to Lara, the West Indies bowling, which has faced opposition in a warm-up, isn’t a problem for the West Indies, even without the experience of Kemar Roach, who is out injured. “I’m not worried too much about Kemar Roach missing out or the bowling attack. I think the bowling attack is pretty formidable.
Il y a 9 heures · Uncapped pacer Jeremiah Louis, who replaced injured Kemar Roach in the West Indies squad for the tour, then got opener Harry Singh caught behind for a 12-ball duck, and Johann Layne, a member of the Cricket West Indies Academy squad returning to the Caribbean from their Tour of Ireland, got Jamal Richards caught behind for six before the two teams decided it was futile to continue.
