You were busy in the second Test of India-England, on the other hand, West Indies again played Australia’s band
Wi vs Aus 2nd Test: In the first innings of the second and last Test of the series, the West Indies bowlers did not allow the Australian batsmen to stand in front of them.
Wi vs Aus 2nd Test At Grenada: These days the thrill of Test cricket is at its peak. A five -match Test series is being played between India and England. The second match of this series continues in Edgbaston, Birmingham. Most of the cricket fans are focusing on this match. But in the meantime, the West Indies once again played the band of Australia.
The second match of the two -match Test series being played between West Indies and Australia is being played in Grenada from July 03. In this match, Australia’s West Indies bowlers came out to bat first and also ended the innings of the Kangaroos by the end of the day.
Australia all out on the very first day
Let us know that in the match, Australia decided to bat by winning the toss, which does not seem to prove to be much right for them. In the first innings, Australia’s team was reduced to 286 runs. During this, wicketkeeper batsman Alex Carrie scored 63 runs for the team for the team. Apart from this, Bu Webster scored an innings of 60 runs.
In this innings, Aljari Joseph took the most 4 wickets for the West Indies. Apart from this, Zayden Seals took 2 wickets. The rest of Shamar Joseph, Anderson Philip and Justin Greaves took 1–1 wickets in their account.
Spent the day in the field but Tomorrow, we’ll have a bat & brings the energy!#Wivaus , #Fullahenergy pic.twitter.com/9bwgrwpsuy
– Windies Cricket (@Windiiescrick) July 3, 2025
West Indies has lost the first Test
Significantly, in the first Test of the series played in Barbados, the host West Indies lost by 159 runs. Now the West Indies would like to win the second Test and bring the series on par with any defeat. Currently, the second Test has passed the same day, in which the host West Indies dominated. Now it will be interesting to see which side the match takes on the remaining days.
