##### INDIA's TOUR OF ENGLAND AUG - SEP 2021 - 5 TESTs #####

[LadiesTailor]

3 minutes ago, MRI said:

odipodaaniki idey reason.. ours is a world class invincible team.. hahahaha

Haha mana media ki masala kavali and we got one 

[Sucker]

 

[MRI]

27 minutes ago, Sucker said:

 

MC gaadu.. light vunna aadaledu.. neekendukura?? moyi moolana koorchoni mundda moyi

[Kool_SRG]

Fantastic win for West Indies.

 

[Kool_SRG]

@dalapathi

[Kool_SRG]

ROACH AND SEALES PARTNERSHIP TAKE WI TO SENSATIONAL WIN

Kemar Roach played a tremendous knock to guide West Indies to a sensational victory over Pakistan on Sunday. The right-hander made 30 not out and hit the winning run as the home side got home by one wicket to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. Roach shared a last-wicket stand of 17 with last man Jayden Seals, who made two not out, but was crucial in defending against the Pakistan bowling attack. They stayed together for 40 minutes when Roach pushed a ball into the off-side to hit the winning run. In the process Roach reached 1,000 Test runs. He joined an elite club of West Indies players to make 1,000 runs and take over 200 wickets.

Earlier in the day, set 168 for victory, West Indies stumbled to the interval on 114-7 at tea. Jason Holder batted 41 balls for his 16 and struck three fours, and was carrying West Indies’ hopes before playing down the wrong line to fast bowler Hasan Ali in the final over before the break. Jermaine Blackwood, resuming from ten at lunch, hit 55 off 78 balls with ten fours before edging Hasan Ali into the cordon where the Imran Butt, at second slip, snared a stunning catch diving in front of first slip. Resuming from their lunch-time 38-3, West Indies were lifted by Blackwood and Roston Chase (22) who put on 68 for the fourth wicket.  Left-arm pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi ended with 4-50 to be the leading bowler for Pakistan.

In the morning session, teenager Jayden Seales snatched an historic five-wicket haul, to end with 8-125 in the match to win the Player-of-the-Match award. He became the youngest West Indian to take five wickets in Tests when he claimed three of the last five wickets to fall to end with 5-55. Resuming on 160-5, Pakistan lost their last five wickets for 43 runs with veteran Roach claiming another victim to end with 3-30. Roach removed Faheem Ashraf in the morning’s fifth over after the batsman had added only eight and two overs later, medium pacer Kyle Mayers got the prized wicket off Babar Azam for 55, the visiting captain managing to add a single run.

The 19-year-old Seales then blew away the tail, knocking over Yasir Shah (4), Shaheen Shah Afridi, (0) and Hasan Ali, whose 28 came from 26 deliveries and included two fours and sixes.

[Kool_SRG]

[former]

4 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

Good win for WI

[former]

Mana vallu emi chestharo ivala.

[Kool_SRG]

48 minutes ago, former said:

Mana vallu emi chestharo ivala.

Rendu oopulu oopi Pant babu gone... Inka match Assam lead not even 200.

IND 194-7

Lead by 167 runs

 

 

 

[Scurvy]

Pant gone. Inka mana tail enta sepu aadtaro.

[Kool_SRG]

Ravi babu podhunne thongunaadu

 

[Kool_SRG]

Ishant gone plumb LBW, just name sake took review... Its as easy as it gets once no nick on bat.

IND 209-8

 

[BattalaSathi]

4 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

ROACH AND SEALES PARTNERSHIP TAKE WI TO SENSATIONAL WIN

Kemar Roach played a tremendous knock to guide West Indies to a sensational victory over Pakistan on Sunday. The right-hander made 30 not out and hit the winning run as the home side got home by one wicket to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. Roach shared a last-wicket stand of 17 with last man Jayden Seals, who made two not out, but was crucial in defending against the Pakistan bowling attack. They stayed together for 40 minutes when Roach pushed a ball into the off-side to hit the winning run. In the process Roach reached 1,000 Test runs. He joined an elite club of West Indies players to make 1,000 runs and take over 200 wickets.

Earlier in the day, set 168 for victory, West Indies stumbled to the interval on 114-7 at tea. Jason Holder batted 41 balls for his 16 and struck three fours, and was carrying West Indies’ hopes before playing down the wrong line to fast bowler Hasan Ali in the final over before the break. Jermaine Blackwood, resuming from ten at lunch, hit 55 off 78 balls with ten fours before edging Hasan Ali into the cordon where the Imran Butt, at second slip, snared a stunning catch diving in front of first slip. Resuming from their lunch-time 38-3, West Indies were lifted by Blackwood and Roston Chase (22) who put on 68 for the fourth wicket.  Left-arm pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi ended with 4-50 to be the leading bowler for Pakistan.

In the morning session, teenager Jayden Seales snatched an historic five-wicket haul, to end with 8-125 in the match to win the Player-of-the-Match award. He became the youngest West Indian to take five wickets in Tests when he claimed three of the last five wickets to fall to end with 5-55. Resuming on 160-5, Pakistan lost their last five wickets for 43 runs with veteran Roach claiming another victim to end with 3-30. Roach removed Faheem Ashraf in the morning’s fifth over after the batsman had added only eight and two overs later, medium pacer Kyle Mayers got the prized wicket off Babar Azam for 55, the visiting captain managing to add a single run.

The 19-year-old Seales then blew away the tail, knocking over Yasir Shah (4), Shaheen Shah Afridi, (0) and Hasan Ali, whose 28 came from 26 deliveries and included two fours and sixes.

Kemar Roach gaadi after match statement mathram super..one of the best...He said something like "I have never had experience batting with the tail.  I AM THE TAIL!"  What a test match..what a win for WI...Long live Test cricket.

[megadheera]

@Kool_SRGextra overs emaina istara ivala if result vachela unte?