Sunday, January 28, 2024

Shamar Joseph the main architect of West Indies historic win

In image - Left side Adam Gilchrist/ Right side Sharmar Joseph
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How many things change over the years. If we talk about Shamar Joseph, who has aroused the cricket world's response... In January 2023, he left the job of a security guard to play cricket. He got the result of hard work. In January 2024, he wore the West Indies jersey. He made his debut in Test cricket. And in the second match of the debut Test series, he got the man of the match award.


After 27 years, Kraigg Brathwaite's West Indies created history by defeating Australia on their home soil. West Indies beat Pat Cummins' Australia by 8 runs in a tight match at the Gabba. The legendary Brian Lara couldn't contain his emotions after seeing this victory of his country. He can be seen floating in the commentary box.


Before the Australia-West Indies Test at the Gabba ended, Caribbean legend Brian Lara jumped into the commentary box. An emotional Lara was hugged by former Australian captain Adam Gilchrist. As Lara congratulates the Caribbean team for their historic win from the commentary box.


One time he started bowling with lemon, guava, apple. That Shamar Joseph, now not fully fit, showed his power at the Gabba with the pink ball. At the end of the match, he said, "I clearly told our captain, whatever is on my toe, I will bowl till the last wicket falls."


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Joseph is the hero of West Indies with leg pain


In image - Mitchell Starc's yorker hit Joseph's right leg
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Shamar Joseph started running by knocking off Josh Hazlewood's stumps. His running stopped with his arms outstretched and embraced by his teammates. Kraigg Brathwaite did not want to stop the excitement surrounding the West Indies hero who defeated Australia in a Test after 21 years. However, Joseph's fielding on Sunday was uncertain.


Mitchell Starc's yorker hit Joseph's right leg while batting on Saturday. Could not handle the young strong bowler of West Indies. Screamed in pain. He could not stand properly. He left the field with the team's support staff on his shoulders. Shamar was initially thought to have broken a bone. The scan showed no broken bones. However, he developed a wound on his leg. Shamar took to the field on Sunday armed with painkillers and mental strength.


Starc's yorker must have tempted the 24-year-old cricketer. He ignored the pain and pounced on Australia's batting line-up like a wounded tiger on Sunday. He took seven wickets one by one. Aussie batters with bounce and pace. His victims include Cameron Green (42), Travis Head (0), Mitchell Marsh (10), Alex Carey (2), Mitchell Starc (21), Pat Cummins (2) and Nathan Lyon (9). Joseph took 6 wickets before the lunch break and put Australia under pressure. West Indies won the Test in Brisbane for the first time after 1988 under his influence. After 27 years, the Caribbean won Test cricket on Australian soil. Shamar was born two years after the last victory in 1997.


Shamar made his debut in international cricket in the first Test against Australia. He is the best cricketer in the first test series of his cricket career. But he first played competitive cricket in 2023. Shamar was born in a remote village in the Caribbean Islands. Shamar was born in a village named Baracara on the island of Guyana. Till 2018 there was no phone or internet in that village. All that could be found after two days' journey by boat. After that, Shamar got a taste of cricket. He used to play tape ball cricket in the village. Very few houses had TV. Shamar used to watch Curtly Ambrose and Courtney Walls play there. Shamar used to work as a security guard to help the family financially. He also has a two-year-old son. Even after shouldering that responsibility, Shamar's love for the game did not decrease. Because of that love, he suddenly quit his job and focused on cricket. Placed first class team Guyana Harpy Eagles. He has caught the attention of the West Indies selectors in just a few matches.


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Lara cried in the commentary box


In image - Brian Lara/Carl Hooper cried in the commentary box
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Commentators for the match were Brian Lara and Adam Gilchrist. 2 legendary cricketers from 2 teams. The West Indies team during Lara's time was one of the best in the world. But the team's performance graph has dipped so low in the past few years that it cannot be compared to the old Caribbean empire. The prince of Trinidad has been seen repeatedly expressing his grief over this. The West Indies also blew away Australia on their home ground. Lara could not contain his emotions. He cried in the commentary box. But the picture of the next moment will be one of the best pictures outside the field today. Gilchrist hugged Lara. Who would say that not long ago his country had to suffer a humiliating loss at home.


Hooper broke down in tears after winning


And after this victory, former West Indies captain Carl Hooper was seen shedding tears. West Indies were seen standing in front of the door crying after this performance. After that, Hooper continued to wipe his eyes. He had no power to say anything at that time.


Match Summary


West Indies decided to bat first in the Gabba Test. Kavem Hodge (71), Joshua De Silva (79) and Kevin Sinclair (50) scored fifties for the Caribbean. West Indies scored a total of 311 runs. In response, Australia went into bat in the first innings and got 289 runs on the board after losing 9 wickets. But despite having one wicket in hand, Cummins declared the innings. Usman Khawaja (75), Alex Carey (65) and Pat Cummins (64) contributed to the bat. Alzarri Joseph took four wickets and Kemar Roach took three wickets.


West Indies' second innings ended on just 193 runs. Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon picked up three (3) wickets. Aussie has a target of 216 runs. Shamar Joseph of West Indies took 7 wickets alone. Aussie innings ended with 207 runs. Steve Smith remained unbeaten on 91 runs fighting alone.


The best of the series is Shamar Joseph


In image - Shamar Joseph got the man of the match award
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The Gabba has always been a nightmare for batters. The pitch here has the most bounce. Jeff Thomson, Glenn McGrath thrashed the opposition batsmen at the Gabba. Shamar Joseph killed Australia in that Gabba. After taking 1 wicket with 26 runs in the first innings, this pacer took 7 wickets with 68 runs in the second innings. Due to his excellent bowling, the Caribbean won by a narrow margin. And at the end of the match, Samar Joseph was given the Man Of The Match Award.


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