West Indies suffer a humiliating crumble – Cricket News Update
In a disappointing, wicket marred day for the West Indian tourists, Bangladeshi hosts have marked an imposing reprisal against the Caribbean batting side, suffering a complete whitewash at the batting line-up, after piling up a minor total of 61 runs, losing
all players in 22 overs.
The final One Day International (ODI) from the 3-match series kicked off at the http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Mushfiqur-Rahim-c2045, won the toss and opted to field first – sending in the side’s new ball pair,
built on http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Kieran-Omar-Akeem-Powell-c71441.
Unfortunately for Hyatt, the top order player suffered an early dismissal in the innings’ 6th over, leaving http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Marlon-Nathaniel-Samuels-c74804 to accompany Powell.
The batsman was removed after http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Imrul-Kayes-c64265 caught Hyatt out on Hossain’s delivery on a minor score of 3.
As for the newly formed pair – though the batters managed to stall the innings for another 5 overs, but soon after reaching the mark, the West Indian batting side was dealt with another blow by the Asian Tigers, which brought an end to the Caribbean partnership,
sending off Samuels on Shafiul Islam’s delivery.
Samuels marked his exit on a disappointing 5 off 15 balls, and by the time the tourists lost their second wicket, West Indies had posted 33 runs in 10.5 overs.
However, soon after the team’s second wicket, the Caribbean tourists went on to suffer a complete annihilation on their line-up, losing their players one after another, while the Tigers retained their domination over the opponent in the remaining overs.
Before the team could reach the 15 overs mark, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/West-Indies-c760 had already lost 6 players, while the manner continued after the tourists were finally brought out of their misery in 21.6 overs when the team lost its last player on a humiliating total of 61 runs.
As for Bangladesh’s star pacers, the team’s former Skipper, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Mohammad-Nasir-Hossain-c77146 bagged 2 wickets apiece.
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